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Delphillius will contest the Entain/NZB Insurance Pearl Series (1200m) at Riccarton’s synthetic meeting on Wednesday. Photo: Race Images South Lance Robinson won’t have to trek too far this week, with the Riccarton trainer set to line-up five runners at his home track’s synthetic double-header meetings on Wednesday and Thursday. Robinson is hopeful he can strike early on the opening day, with his two contenders Highland Fling and Delphillius both finishing runner-up on the surface in their last starts, and he is hoping they can go one better. “Highland Fling runs well on the synthetic, he really enjoys it,” Robinson said. “He has come up really well this year. He has gone two top races, he has got a good draw (4) tomorrow, so he should run well. “Delphillius has a better draw (5) tomorrow and I have put Kendra (Bakker) on to claim three (kilograms). She races up on the speed and loves the synthetic, so she should be very competitive.” Robinson will return to Riccarton’s polytrack on Thursday to line-up Let’s Go, and Anneliese and Waihora Mist in the Entain – NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1600m). “Let’s Go trialled well on it (synthetic track) earlier on and she has just had a couple of minor issues, so she has had a bit of a break,” Robinson said. “She is coming up nicely but possibly may just need a run on Thursday and is mare that likes a wet track too. But we will just get a guide on her and see how she goes tomorrow. “It is an awkward draw (13) for Anneliese, but Warren (Kennedy) is on and he will work it out, but she should be very hard to beat. “Waihora Miss is first-up and has been working well. I don’t think she has ever raced on the synthetic, but she was in at Timaru the other day and of course they called it off. It is a good race at home to step her off in. She is a mare that loves winter tracks, so whatever she does on Thursday she will really improve on.” Horse racing news View the full article

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What Wyong Races Where Wyong Race Club – 71-73 Howarth St, Wyong NSW 2259 When Thursday, June 13, 2024 First Race 12:15pm AEST Visit Dabble Wyong Race Club is the destination for NSW racing on Thursday afternoon, with the first of eight races set to get underway at 12:15pm local time. The rail is out +4m the entire circuit, and with sunny skies forecast in the lead-up, punters should expect a genuine Good track for race-day. Check out all the best bets and quaddie numbers HorseBetting.com.au down below. Best Bet at Wyong: Samphire Green Samphire Green got a pass mark on his Australian debut at Newcastle on May 25 and should strip fitter heading into this second-up assignment. The European import hit a flat spot with 400m left to travel, regaining his momentum in the final furlong to get within three lengths of Invincible Emma. The 1600m appears ideal for the son of Zoustar, and with barrier one giving Tyler Schiller the chance to lob on the back of the leading pair, Samphire Green should get every chance to secure his first-career win. Best Bet Race 2 – #1 Samphire Green (1) 3yo Colt | T: John O’Shea | J: Tyler Schiller (55kg) Bet with Bet365 Next Best at Wyong: Presides Presides was launching home first-up at Gosford on May 16 but narrowly missed out on his maiden victory by a nose. The son of Lonhro got a pair further back in the run than Zac Lloyd would’ve liked on that occasion, with the leader giving a strong kick as the three-year-old chased gamely, lacking race-day fitness. Kerrin McEvoy gets the task of slotting in for cover from barrier 14, but provided Presides can gain an economical run in transit, this progressive James Cummings-trained gelding should figure in this. Next Best Race 7 – #1 Presides (14) 3yo Gelding | T: James Cummings | J: Kerrin McEvoy (59kg) Bet with Neds Best Value at Wyong: Silvakia Silvakia looks perfectly placed second-up after a testing return at Kembla Grange on May 18. The four-year-old was asked to make inroads from the rear of the field against genuine sprinting types, with the Brad Widdup-trained mare unable to match motors on the Heavy surface. Getting back on top of the ground should be ideal, and with a soft draw (4) allowing Zac Wadick to stalk from closer order, Silvakia should be given every chance to make amends at an each-way price with horse racing betting sites. Best Value Race 3 – #6 Silvakia (4) 4yo Mare | T: Brad Widdup | J: Zac Widick (a2) (57kg) Bet with PlayUp Wyong Thursday quaddie picks – 13/6/2024 Wyong quadrella selections Thursday, June 13, 2024 1-2-3-6-9 1-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-8 4-6-7 Horse racing tips
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The Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival heats up this Saturday with Stradbroke Handicap Day featuring the elite-level Group 1 $1 million Ladbrokes JJ Atkins (1600m) for two-year-olds. The talented James Cummings-trained colt Broadsiding is set to be the odds-on favourite in JJ Atkins betting as he chases his fourth consecutive win. Broadsiding, a Godolphin-raced son of […] The post Broadsiding Poised to Dominate 2024 JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm appeared first on HorseRacing.com.au. View the full article

Pinjarra Park Racecourse has been considered the home of country racing across Western Australia since its’ inception in 1891. The Pinjarra Race Club usually holds meetings between December and August every year, with roughly 25 race cards scheduled on the calendar. After a $2.3 million investment into Pinjarra Park in recent times, it now holds racing, barrier trials and jump-outs on two circuits: Pinjarra Park Pinjarra Scarpside This allows Pinjarra Race Club to have plenty of options throughout the year, saving the best ground for feature race-days on the course proper. Pinjarra Park Racecourse is the only circuit in the west that allows for straight course racing as well, with the 1000m starting point forcing gallopers to make a sustained run to the winning post. Making it the only other track to have straight racing outside of Flemington in Victoria. Located in the Peel region of WA, Pinjarra Park is only an hour away from the major city of Perth, allowing bigger stables from town to travel their respect gallopers for the biggest races on the Pinjarra calendar including: The Magic Millions Race Day in February Pinjarra Cup Day in March Pinjarra Park is also a great venue for special events and gatherings, so be sure to check out their website for more information. Pinjarra horse racing news Horsebetting regularly has Pinjarra horse racing news. Here is the latest Pinjarra racing news: Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | February 25, 2024 Seven horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Pinjarra Park racing tips & quaddie | Saturday, February 25 Pinjarra Park will host a very competitive 10-race card this Sunday, and HorseBetting.com.au brings you free tips and quaddie picks … Read More Saturday free horse racing tips & top odds | February 17, 2024 Explore free top tips and quaddie selections for Australian horse racing meetings on February 17, 2024. Don’t miss the action! … Read More Boxing Day horse racing tips & best bets | December 26, 2023 11 horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | April 2, 2023 Seven horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | March 26, 2023 Nine horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. 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See the top tips, best odds and quaddie selections here at … Read More Pinjarra Park best bets & quaddie numbers | March 20, 2022 What Pinjarra Races Where Pinjarra Park – Racecourse Road, Pinjarra WA 6208 When Sunday, March 20, 2022 First Race 1:23pm … Read More Pinjarra racing tips Here you will find our Pinjarra best bets, value bets and quaddie selections – particularly when we get to the busy end of the calendar for Magic Millions Day. Latest Pinjarra racing tips include: Gulberti hails ‘true champion’ Itsahymn Almost two years since his last start, Rob Gulberti still gets emotional when asked about two-time Darwin Cup winner Ihtsahymn, … Well-travelled Cross happy on WA country racing circuit Kayla Cross is happy to be living in Western Australia, but the jockey has travelled far and wide to forge … Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | April 11, 2021 Today’s racing around the country has eight horse racing meetings being held on this Sunday afternoon Our racing analysts here … Pinjarra racecourse address & travel Pinjarra Park Racecourse is located at Lot 210 Racecourse Rd, Pinjarra WA 6208 and is approximately 86.8km from the Perth CBD. With so much action at Pinjarra Park throughout the season, many racegoers will be seeking to attend in person from the major city. So, here’s the most efficient way to get arrive at your destination. It’s approximately an hour drive along the Kwinana Freeway from Perth to Pinjarra, making it a relative straight shot to the track. Head south and make sure to follow the signs, exiting on Lakes Rd before taking Paterson Rd to your destination. The equation is simpler for locals, with it a short drive to the course, taxi, Uber, or buses are all easy avenues of transportation. If you’re a fan of greyhound racing as well, the Mandurah greyhounds track is only a short 20-minute drive to the north-west, so what’s sure to be a fun day at the races can before an exciting evening as well. Pinjarra racecourse starting points (map) Pinjarra Park Racecourse has two circuits, both run in an anti-clockwise direction. Pinjarra Park has a circumference of 1837m and a home straight of 336m. The 1000m starting point located directly west of the winning post, with gallopers needing to sustain a long run for home. This is the same for both circuits at Pinjarra. The 1200m to 1600m starting positions all disengage from the north-east side of the course, with the 1400m, 1500m and 1600m all starting from a chute, while the 2000m to 2400m starting positions all jump from the home straight, with the 2300m and 2400m lining up closer to the 1000m starting point. The Scarpside track has a circumference of 2039m and a home straight of 456m. The Scarpside track is the bigger of the two circuits meaning there’s only a minor shift in some starting positions. The 1200m to 1800m markers are located to the north-east side of the course, while the 2200m to 2600m starts are located on the home straight. Major races held at Pinjarra Hot Zed and Troy Turner win the 2023 Listed Pinjarra Classic. Picture: Racing WA. Since being the designated location for the Magic Millions Race Day in 2016, it’s considered the biggest day on the calendar and is reserved for two-year-old & three-year-old graduates of the WA Magic Millions sales. The Magic Millions 2YO Classic (1200m) is worth $250,000 and has produced some quality winners in the honour roll – including Super Smink (2023) and Sheeza Belter (2022). The Magic Millions 3YO Trophy (1200m) has recently increased the prizemoney to $250,000, with the latest winner coming in the form of David Harrison-trained Bondi Bubbles (2024). The Listed Pinjarra Cup (2300m) rounds out the feature racing at Pinjarra, with the $150,000 prize recently taken out by six-year-old Holy Enchantment (2024) for the Stephen Miller barn. How to bet on Pinjarra races Best Betting Apps Neds Code GETON 1 Take It To The Neds Level Neds Only orange bookie! Check Out Neds Review 18+ Gamble Responsibly. What are you prepared to lose today? Full terms. 2 It Pays To Play PlayUp Aussie-owned horse racing specialists! Check Out PlayUp Review 18+ Gamble Responsibly. Imagine what you could be buying instead. Full terms. Dabble Signup Code AUSRACING 3 Say Hey to the social bet! 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Luke Currie returns to scale on Barbaric Lad after winning at Pakenham on February 22. (Photo by Ross Holburt/Racing Photos) Roll The Dice Racing hopes that stepping up to 1600 metres for the first time in this weekend’s Group 1 JJ Atkins (1600m) can spark improvement in their juvenile colt, Barbaric Lad. After finishing third on his debut at Sandown-Lakeside on February 7, the son of Brutal broke his maiden at his second attempt just a fortnight later before being sent for a spell in the paddock. Returning last month, Barbaric Lad placed fifth in the Group 3 Ken Russell Memorial Classic (1200m) before finishing sixth in the Group 2 BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m), three lengths behind the winner Broadsiding, who will also race on Saturday. “He’s a bit of a work in progress, but Anthony and Sam (Freedman) have got a bit of a wrap on him, and they think he’s going to make a nice kind of miler,” Roll The Dice’s Steve Travaglia told Racing.com. “He was probably ridden a bit close last start as we were hoping to be back where the favourite Broadsiding was and just really smash the line, but he got knocked around a little bit. “Still, the 1600 metres will sort a few out and he’s a real top three or four chance and that can set him up for a nice spring. “The idea is to spell him up there (Queensland) as well. He can have the winter up there and he can come back down to Melbourne. “He’s got some maturing to do but he’s got good knees and good legs, so I think we’ll have some fun in the spring with him somewhere, if we place him right.” 2024 J.J. Atkins Final Field 1. Broadsiding (2) T: James Cummings J: James McDonald W: 57kg F: 11133 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Too Darn Hot (GB) Dam: Speedway -111.11 -625 2. Zouna (5) T: Lawrie Mayfield-Smith J: Mark Zahra W: 57kg F: 24311 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Zousain Dam: Campagna +1400 +260 3. Bittercreek (10) T: Leon & Troy Corstens J: Blake Shinn W: 57kg F: 4123 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Snitzel Dam: Rose of Cimmaron +1200 +220 4. Beau Dazzler (14) T: Tony & Maddysen Sears J: Kyle Wilson-Taylor W: 57kg F: 400×7 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Ardrossan Dam: Pwerfect +20000 +3700 5. Can’t Recall One (11) T: Stuart Kendrick J: Robbie Dolan W: 57kg F: 0x11 Age: 2YO Colour: Grey Sex: Gelding Sire: Reliable Man (GB) Dam: Recollecting (NZ) +5000 +900 6. Imperialist (12) T: Chris Waller J: TBC W: 57kg F: 148 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Churchill (IRE) Dam: Dancing Hare +900 +160 7. Smashing Time (4) T: Robert & Luke Price J: Tommy Berry W: 57kg F: 5313 Age: 2YO Colour: Brown Sex: Gelding Sire: Brave Smash (JPN) Dam: Trick +1800 +320 8. Bosustow (1) T: Annabel Neasham J: Ryan Maloney W: 57kg F: 10×32 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Blue Point (IRE) Dam: Bumbasina (IRE) +2000 +350 9. Barbaric Lad (8) T: Anthony & Sam Freedman J: Luke Currie W: 57kg F: 65×13 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Brutal (NZ) Dam: Janast +2200 +400 10. Mr Artemisia (3) T: Chris Waller J: TBC W: 57kg F: 322 Age: 2YO Colour: Brown Sex: Colt Sire: The Autumn Sun Dam: Sultry Dreamer +1200 +220 11. China Sea (9) T: John Sargent J: Rory Hutchings W: 57kg F: 1 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Fastnet Rock Dam: Rippled (GB) +4000 +750 12. El Morzillo (7) T: Kelly Schweida J: Craig Williams W: 55kg F: 72439 Age: 2YO Colour: Grey Sex: Filly Sire: Star Witness Dam: Avocado +900 +160 13. Aemelius (6) T: Annabel Neasham J: Tyler Schiller W: 55kg F: 215 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Filly Sire: Hellbent Dam: Mead +750 +140 14. Pee Bee Noir (13) T: Peter & Will Hulbert J: Mark Du Plessis W: 55kg F: 08 Age: 2YO Colour: Bay Sex: Filly Sire: Churchill (IRE) Dam: Readyforcatherine +20000 +3700 Horse racing news View the full article

Stradbroke Handicap contender, Magic Time. (Photo by George Sal/Racing Photos) Cranbourne-based trainer Grahame Begg is confident his mare, Magic Time, can return to form in Saturday’s Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) following a disappointing first-up effort. After winning the All Aged Stakes (1400m) in April, the daughter of Hellbent was freshened for the Group 1 Kingsford-Smith Cup (1300m). However, her performance was hampered when another runner stepped on one of her shoes leaving the gates, causing her to finish eighth at Eagle Farm. “We think the horse outside of her started abruptly, got on the outside of her plate, and buckled it really badly,” Begg told Racing.com. “Michael (Dee, jockey) didn’t think she felt 100 percent after that point, and then she got galloped on during the race, so she was in the wars on that occasion. It was a pretty messily run race. “There were a few excuses, but she’s come through it well. I think she’s a bit of a forgotten horse… the weights are going to go up half a kilo, so she’ll have 55 and a half. “That’s a good weight for a mare, but she’s a dual Group 1 winner, so she deserves it, I guess. We’re looking forward to Saturday, the forecast is good, and it’s all positive.” 2024 Stradbroke Handicap Final Field 1. Bella Nipotina (0) T: Ciaron Maher J: Craig Williams W: 56kg F: 21424 Age: 6YO Colour: Chestnut Sex: Mare Sire: Pride of Dubai Dam: Bella Orfana +1000 +250 2. Magic Time (0) T: Grahame Begg J: Michael Dee W: 55.5kg F: 8176x Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Mare Sire: Hellbent Dam: Time Awaits +1300 +320 3. Antino (0) T: Tony Gollan J: Vlad Duric W: 54.5kg F: 61×02 Age: 5YO Colour: Brown Sex: Gelding Sire: Redwood (GB) Dam: Mahamaya (NZ) +650 +160 4. Benedetta (0) T: Jason Warren J: Daniel Stackhouse W: 54kg F: 13144 Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Mare Sire: Hellbent Dam: Whatalovelyday +1100 +280 5. Cepheus (0) T: Matthew Dunn J: Tommy Berry W: 54kg F: x00x0 Age: 7YO Colour: Chestnut Sex: Gelding Sire: Sea The Stars (IRE) Dam: Crimson Cheer (USA) +15000 +4000 6. Vilana (0) T: James Cummings J: Tim Clark W: 53kg F: 162×0 Age: 5YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Hallowed Crown Dam: Retsina +650 +160 7. Roll On High (0) T: Ben, Will & JD Hayes J: TBC W: 53kg F: 1213x Age: 6YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Shocking Dam: Frescoes +3300 +800 8. Nugget (0) T: Ciaron Maher J: Jason Collett W: 53kg F: 0437x Age: 7YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Siyouni (FR) Dam: Gemstone (IRE) +2000 +500 9. The Inevitable (0) T: John Keys J: Craig Newitt W: 53kg F: 7×425 Age: 8YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Dundeel (NZ) Dam: Gift Bouquet +2000 +500 10. Amenable (0) T: Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) J: Chad Schofield W: 53kg F: 2292x Age: 4YO Colour: Brown Sex: Gelding Sire: Lonhro Dam: Caribbean Sunset (IRE) +750 +190 11. Prince Of Boom (0) T: Robert Heathcote J: Tyler Schiller W: 52.5kg F: 364×4 Age: 5YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Spirit of Boom Dam: Dazzling Display +5000 +1200 12. Osipenko (0) T: Chris Waller J: TBC W: 52.5kg F: 9×030 Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Pierro Dam: Raskova (USA) +3300 +800 13. Mighty Ulysses (0) T: Annabel Neasham J: Damien Thornton W: 52.5kg F: 410×6 Age: 5YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Ulysses (IRE) Dam: Token of Love (GB) +5000 +1200 14. Semana (0) T: Ciaron Maher J: Dylan Gibbons W: 52kg F: x3211 Age: 4YO Colour: Chestnut Sex: Mare Sire: Winning Rupert Dam: Festivity +1400 +360 15. Dream Hour (0) T: Kris Lees J: Robbie Dolan W: 51.5kg F: 4x54x Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Dawn Approach (IRE) Dam: Ambivalent +10000 +2500 16. Steparty (0) T: Paul Preusker J: Dean Yendall W: 50.5kg F: 86x3x Age: 3YO Colour: Bay Sex: Colt Sire: Artie Schiller (USA) Dam: Watch Your Step +3300 +800 17. Stefi Magnetica (0) T: Bjorn Baker J: Zac Lloyd W: 50kg F: 35243 Age: 3YO Colour: Bay Sex: Filly Sire: All Too Hard Dam: Mid Summer Music +1000 +250 18. Roll On High (0) T: Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman J: Will Price W: 50kg F: 17746 Age: 3YO Colour: Brown Sex: Filly Sire: Shamus Award Dam: All Highs On Me +1100 +280 19 (1E). Freedom Rally (0) T: Tony Gollan J: Tyler Schiller W: 51.5kg F: 423×1 Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Rubick Dam: Ipioga +1500 +380 20 (2E). Yellow Brick (0) T: Tony & Maddysen Sears J: Kyle Wilson-Taylor W: 51.5kg F: 152×0 Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: The Mission Dam: Magical Mist (NZ) +2500 +600 21 (3E). Strait Acer (0) T: Edward Cummings J: TBC W: 51.5kg F: 84226 Age: 4YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Headwater Dam: Money Wanted +10000 +2500 22 (4E). Aureus Angel (0) T: Chris Munce J: TBC W: 51.5kg F: 01x0x Age: 6YO Colour: Chestnut Sex: Mare Sire: Turffontein Dam: Miss Marriott +10000 +2500 23 (5E). Cifrado (0) T: Rex Lipp J: TBC W: 50kg F: 026×9 Age: 3YO Colour: Bay Sex: Gelding Sire: Encryption Dam: Madame Fly +10000 +2500 Horse racing news View the full article

What Doomben Races Where Doomben Racecourse – 75 Hampden St, Ascot QLD 4007 When Wednesday, June 12, 2024 First Race 11:58am AEST Visit Dabble The Brisbane Racing Club will host a very competitive nine-race card at Doomben this Wednesday afternoon. Although the track was rated as a Soft 5 at the time of acceptances, there is no rain on the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday, and the surface should improve into the Good range before the meeting begins. The rail will be pushed out to the +9m position for the entire circuit, with the opening race scheduled to jump at 11:58am AEST. Best Bet at Doomben: Punch Lane Punch Lane was very good without winning on his Queensland debut as the Anthony & Sam Freedman-trained gelding ran home strongly to finish third behind Midnight In Tokyo over 1200m. The son of So You Think is yet to miss the placings when second-up (2:1-0-1) and three of his four career wins have come in races over 1300m to 1400m in distance. Although barrier 12 looks to be a concern, Craig Williams will attempt to settle midfield off the fence, and if he doesn’t have to cover extra ground mid-race, Punch Lane will return to the winners’ circle. Best Bet Race 8 – #13 Punch Lane (12) 4yo Gelding | T: Anthony & Sam Freedman | J: Craig Williams (54kg) Bet with PlayUp Next Best at Doomben: Jungle Prince After dropping back in grade from the Group 3 Gold Coast Guineas to a Class 1 Handicap last start and finishing second behind Brasco by less than a length over 1350m, Jungle Prince will rise in trip to 1650m third-up. The Tony & Maddysen Sears-trained gelding had to make a long searching run out wide to get into the race, but he was still able to finish his race off nicely, suggesting he is looking for longer now. James Orman has retained the ride, and from barrier one, he will be able to settle Jungle Prince closer to the speed and prove too strong late. Next Best Race 6 – #1 Jungle Prince (1) 3yo Gelding | T: Tony & Maddysen Sears | J: James Orman (60kg) Bet with Neds Best Value at Doomben: Anemacore Anemacore will step out over 2060m for the first time this Wednesday, following his good performance over 1630m at this track on May 29, where he ran home strongly into fifth place. Last preparation, the Shaun Dwyer-trained gelding raced over 1800m twice, and he proved that he could stay, so rising to 2000m plus shouldn’t be a problem. This son of Unusual Suspect will receive the run of the race from barrier one, and if Michael Rodd can get him clear with 300m to go, Anemacore will get every chance to win again. Best Value Race 4 – #1 Anemacore (1) 4yo Gelding | T: Shaun Dwyer | J: Michael Rodd (61kg) Bet with Picklebet Wednesday quaddie tips for Doomben races Doomben quadrella selections Wednesday, June 12, 2024 1-2-4 1-2-3-6-11 4-9-13 4-8-12-13 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips View the full article

Kerry Petrick and jockey Paul Denton are all smiles after Starton won on debut at Darwin’s Fannie Bay on Saturday. Picture: Caroline Camilleri (Fotofinish Racepix) Alice Springs trainer Kerry Petrick has won the previous two editions of the NT Derby (2050m), and she might well have another contender in 2024. Starton caught the eye in his Top End debut on Saturday, June 8, when he saluted by 4.5 lengths against fellow three-year-olds over 1200m. It was another lead-up ahead of the $75,000 Darwin Guineas (1600m) on July 6 and the $135,000 Derby on July 20. The Darwin Cup Carnival starts with the Guineas and ends on August 5 with Cup Day at Fannie Bay. Cantankerous in the gates, Starton missed the start before finding his feet, and after working his way to third passing the 600m finished full of running in the home straight and was in fact easing up on the line. The son of Tosen Stardom had five starts for Mornington trainer Jerome Hunter where he was placed in three Pakenham maidens over 1200m (third) and 1400m (second and third). “I have bought quite a few horses off Jerome over the years,” Petrick said. “I’ve been fortunate enough to get the phone call in regards to Starton, the timing was perfect – it couldn’t have been more perfect actually. “We’ve had him for a few months now, we prepared to bring him up here with the classics in mind. “As a maiden, he had a fair job in front of him, but the form down south is very strong, and his trackwork has been exceptional. “He’s quite unique to train, very quirky, so we really had no idea, particularly out of barrier one, how he was going to go. “The first time they jump on a dirt surface is also something unusual for them, and although he was copping some dirt, he handled it well. “He was extraordinary on Saturday, and I was super impressed with his last 50m, he basically gave me a really good feeling going towards the Guineas and the Derby. Veteran NT jockey Paul Denton, who partnered Venting and Anphina to victory in the last two Derby’s, said Starton did a few things wrong, which Petrick put down to greenness. “I believe he will take a lot out of that and only improve from that run, so it’s really exciting times ahead of us,” Petrick added. “I just think the way he raced, he showed that he is going to continue to get ground as he has potential. “His next start will be in the three-year-old 1300m race in a fortnight, and I can’t see why at this stage the mile will prove a problem to him, and then hopefully we’ll just keep working towards the Derby.” Winning three straight Derby’s would be a dream for Petrick, and just like every other trainer, she is also eyeing the $50,000 Darwin Double Bonus should Starton win the Guiness and Derby. After Venting won the Alice Springs Cup (2000m) in April, Petrick is in line to pick up the $100,000 Triple Crown bonus should the five-year-old gelding deliver in the $60,000 Chief Ministers Cup (1600m) in July and $200,000 Darwin Cup (2050m). Horse racing news View the full article

What Happy Valley Races Where Happy Valley Racecourse – Wong Nai Chung Rd, Happy Valley, Hong Kong When Wednesday, June 12, 2024 First Race 6:40pm HKT (8:40pm AEST) Visit Dabble Hong Kong racing returns to the bright lights of Happy Valley this Wednesday evening, with a bumper nine-race program lined up. The rail is in the B position the entire circuit, and with some light rainfall forecast in the lead-up, the track should be no worse than a Soft 5 prior to the opening race at 6:40pm local time. Check out our Happy Valley best bets and quaddie numbers for June 12. Best Bet: Magic Control Formerly known as Archo Nacho in Australia, Magic Control appears primed to strike, making his Hong Kong debut for the Jamie Richards barn. The son of Sioux Nation took out the Group 3 Red Anchor Stakes (1200m) before being transferred across, with the three-year-old only missing the frame once in five starts. His trials suggest he acclimatised well to his new conditions, and with Hugh Bowman taking the reins from the soft draw (4), expect Magic Control to get every chance to make an impression first-up. Best Bet Race 8 – #2 Magic Control (4) 3yo Gelding | T: Jamie Richards | J: Hugh Bowman (60.5kg) Bet with Bet365 Next Best: Ma Comet Ma Comet was the best of the beaten brigade behind Camino at this course and distance on May 15. The four-year-old got every chance, swooping along the inside running rail and hitting the front before being swallowed up in the shadows of the post. Brenton Avdulla should manage to gain a similar run from barrier six, and with no Camino in this lot to spoil the party, watch for Ma Comet to finish with the head in front. Next Best Race 6 – #1 Ma Comet (6) 4yo Gelding | T: Jamie Richards | J: Brenton Avdulla (61kg) Bet with Neds Best Value: Me Time Me Time is yet to bother the judge in five career starts but looks ready to peak getting back to the Happy Valley circuit. The son of Cracksman had no luck after being dragged back to the rear of the field at Sha Tin on May 19, running into nothing but backsides when asked for the ultimate effort. Barrier six should allow Harry Bentley to take closer order, and with big odds available with Hong Kong horse racing bookmakers, punters should expect a bold sight from Me Time in this wide-open Class 4 affair. Best Value Race 3 – #9 Me Time (3) 4yo Gelding | T: Chief Stipelas Whyte | J: Harry Bentley (54kg) Bet with Picklebet Hong Kong Wednesday quaddie picks – 12/6/24 Happy Valley quadrella selections Wednesday, June 12, 2024 1-3-5-7-10 1-6-7-9-10-11 1-2 1-3-4-5-10-11 Horse racing tips
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What Kensington Races Where Royal Randwick Racecourse – Alison Rd, Randwick NSW 2031 When Wednesday, June 12, 2024 First Race 12:50pm AEST Visit Dabble Metro racing returns to the Kensington circuit at Randwick this Wednesday afternoon, with a quickfire seven-part program set for decision. The rail is in its true position the entire way around, and with no significant rainfall predicted in the lead-up, punters can expect the Heavy 9 surface at the time of acceptances to improve for race-day. The opening event is scheduled to get underway at 12:50pm local time. Best Bet: I Found You I Found You debuts for the Peter & Paul Snowden barn on the back of two impressive barrier trials. The daughter of I Am Invincible hammered the line in her most recent work at Randwick on May 16, careering past Group 1 Champagne Stakes (1600m) winner Broadsiding in the process. She gains the services of James McDonald, and provided he can lob on the back of the leading pair from stall two, I Found You must be considered the one to beat in the opener. Best Bet Race 1 – #7 I Found You (2) 2yo Filly | T: Peter & Paul Snowden | J: James McDonald (55.5kg) -125 with Unibet Next Best: Father’s Day Father’s Day appears set to peak third-up into the campaign. The Bjorn Baker-trained gelding held ground impressively behind Golden Path at Randwick on May 25, giving a bold kick under Rachel King with the lightweight in BM88 company. Coming back to a BM78 means Father’s Day will need to lug 60.5kg on his back to victory, but with Chad Schofield likely to employ similar front-running tactics, this guy will prove hard to get by in the concluding stages. Next Best Race 3 – #1 Father’s Day (1) 6yo Gelding | T: Bjorn Baker | J: Chad Schofield (60.5kg) +200 with Bet365 Best Value: Grand Larceny Nothing went right for Grand Larceny first-up at Sandown on May 8. The three-year-old was sent forward but quickly got cast wide without cover throughout the journey, leaving the Zoustar colt fading out of the contest a long way from home. His maiden victory at Newcastle on October 10 is a greater indicator of his potential upside, and with Zac Lloyd back in the saddle from the soft draw (2), Grand Larceny appears ready to get back to his brilliant best second-up. Best Value Race 5 – #10 Grand Larceny (2) 3yo Colt | T: Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes | J: Zac Lloyd (59kg) +1300 with Neds Wednesday quaddie tips for Kensington races Randwick-Kensington quadrella selections Wednesday, June 12, 2024 7-9-11-12 3-6-8-10 1-3-4-6-7-10 1-8-9-11 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips
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Trainer Stephen Marsh. Photo: Trish Dunell A flurry of winners last month has put Stephen Marsh in a strong position to hit the century mark for the third season on the bounce. His stable is currently sitting in second spot on the National Trainers’ Premiership with 88 successes, having posted previous tallies of 100 and 104. While attaining the three figures isn’t Marsh’s top priority, it has now come more into focus. “The 100 wins wasn’t exactly a goal, it is a good feeling though to get there and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want to get it again,” Marsh said. Results through May have made another century a more realistic achievement. “I thought a month ago that we weren’t going to be a chance of getting there, but we got 13 wins in May which doesn’t usually happen,” Marsh said. “We’re only 12 wins off it now, so we’re a realistic chance of getting there again. “It’s really nice to reach the century, it’s not our main focus and when we started the season the aim was to win better races and more prizemoney.” Marsh’s operation has topped $5 million in earnings and into double figures for Group or Listed victories. “The stable has had 10 Group or Listed winners and that’s been our best, so at some stage it would be nice to beat that,” he said. Marsh will have a big team in action at Wednesday’s meeting on the synthetic track at Cambridge including multiple contenders in the Entain/NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1550m). Arrowette, Lovaci and Almaceta are an in-form trio who give the stable a quality hand. “They are all racing very well and have drawn decent enough gates, so everything looks good about them,” Marsh said. “They are very hard to split, they’re well-placed and should all be hard to beat. “It really depends on the runs they get, Arrowette has been going super on the synthetic and the other two girls are bit unknown on it.” Zoustar mare Arrowette has placed in all three runs on the all-weather course, including a runner-up finish at her most recent outing. Lovaci was a last-start winner at Taupo while Almaceta was a late-closing fifth when resuming at Te Rapa. “It’s one of those days when we’ve got a good, even spread of horses and I like the four in Rating 65 over 2000m, they are all going well,” Marsh said. The quartet in the Pryde’s Easifeed Handicap is headed by last-start course and distance winner Hoard The Bourbon with ample back-up from The Green Keeper, Pow Tong and Eve’s Song. Marsh is also expecting a bold showing from a daughter of Per Incanto. “Hasstobefast is back on the synthetic with (Michael) McNab on and the side winkers, so we’ve got a few good all-round chances,” he said. A three-time winner, the five-year-old ran fifth in the Group 2 Auckland Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes (1400m) before a break and will have improved with her resuming run for fifth. Horse racing news View the full article

Sharp ‘N’ Smart has returned to Team Rogerson’s Hamilton barn ahead of his spring preparation. Photo: Trish Dunell Hamilton trainers Graeme and Debbie Rogerson have enjoyed welcoming back a number of their stable stars this week ahead of their spring preparations. Reigning New Zealand Horse of the Year Sharp ‘N’ Smart was part of that contingent, and his trainers are hoping he can return to the form that led him to snaring New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing’s top honour. “The good horses have all come back in this week, including Sharp ‘N’ Smart,” Graeme Rogerson said. “He had a viral complaint, and he didn’t quite run up to his best last prep, but he looks magnificent, he has grown into a real horse.” The Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) was Sharp ‘N’ Smart’s primary objective this season prior to his viral infection, and Rogerson is hoping they can get their multiple Group One winner to Australasia’s most iconic staying race this year, electing to bypass the Hawke’s Bay Spring Carnival. “We will aim for the Caulfield (Group 1, 2400m) and Melbourne Cups,” Rogerson said. “He probably won’t head to Hastings, but we will just play it by ear. He will have a run here in a sprint and then go off to Australia probably. “If he finds his best form, he is a very good horse. He had four months out and has come back in looking beautiful.” While Hastings isn’t on the cards for Sharp ‘N’ Smart, it is certainly in the picture for Group Two performer Just As Sharp. “Just As Sharp will run in the Foxbridge Plate (Group 2, 1200m) and the Tarzino (Group 1, 1400m) if he isn’t sold. We will just see what happens,” Rogerson said. A couple of the stable’s younger brigade also have Rogerson excited about the new season. “Domain Ace has come back looking enormous, he is going to be running in the Northland Breeders’ Stakes (Group 3, 1200m),” he said. “I like a Tarzino filly called Tarzador, who won a trial, and we have got a lot of young untired horses.” Horse racing news View the full article

Solidify winning at Otaki on Saturday. Photo: Peter Rubery (Race Images Palmerston North) Solidify notched up his fifth career victory on Saturday for trainers Graeme and Debbie Rogerson. The three-year-old son of Redwood was eased back early to sit midfield by jockey Jonathan Riddell, who bided his time before pressing the go button at the 600m mark, launching his charge three-wide to loop the field. Solidify continued his momentum down the straight to score a 1.5-length victory over Phats, with a further half neck back to Princess Elly in third. Solidify was building into a return to the winner’s stall, having placed in his four runs since the Group 1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) in March, including a runner-up effort behind subsequent Group 1 Queensland Derby (2400m) placegetter Moonlight Magic in the Group 3 Championship Stakes (2100m). “He’s getting better, he raced well and he’s starting to become a stayer,” Graeme Rogerson said. “He hasn’t been straightforward, he can race a bit fierce, and he is learning. He had no luck in the Derby, he got caught out wide, and everything went wrong. It might have been a bit soon for him too. His runs since then have all been good. We have persevered with him to make him into a staying horse.” Rogerson is undecided on Solidify’s next step, with the Hamilton horseman weighing up between a few winter assignments or a freshen-up. “I haven’t decided where we will head, we will just play it by ear. He will tell us,” he said. “He might run at Tauranga in the Open race and we might look at the Taumarunui Gold Cup. If we decided to put him out now, I decided to put in a nomination for the Winter Cup (Group 3, 1600m).” Horse racing news View the full article

Trainer Richard Baltas has lost his petition for a writ of mandate against the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB), ending a legal tussle stemming from multiple charges of administering race-day supplements to his horses at Santa Anita in the spring of 2022. In a ruling publicly posted in early December of 2022, the CHRB handed Baltas a one-year suspension and a $10,000 fine for the alleged race-day administration of substances to his horses more than 20 times over roughly a three-week span the prior spring, and captured on surveillance video. The CHRB has strict rules on what can be administered to a racehorse of up to 24 and 48 hours of post time, with only Lasix a permitted medication on race-day. The judgement of LA Superior Court Judge, Curtis Kin, found that while both parties agreed that Baltas's trainees had been administered substances not permitted on race-day, “no post-race samples from any of the horses tested revealed the presence of a prohibited substance”–a distinction the trainer is keen to highlight. “Mr. Baltas accepts responsibility for administrating (sic) the substance in question on race day but believes the public and horse race industry should know the product in question was not a drug, was not prohibited in list of prohibited substances under CHRB Rule 1843.2, and certainly was not administrated as a performance enhancing drug,” wrote Baltas's attorney, Steven Haney, in a press release on the ruling. The CHRB declined to comment on the judge's ruling. The product in question was “X-Treme Air Boost,” a herbal paste believed to contain higenamine and paenol. According to the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), higenamine is a chemical found in a variety of plants and can act as an anti-asthmatic to open up airways. Paenol is also a plant extract. Neither are specifically classified by the Association for Racetrack Commissioners International uniform guidelines. Baltas's suspension lifted at the end of last year. So far this year, he has trained 13 winners from 62 runners, including GIII Monrovia S. winner Ag Bullet (Twirling Candy). Back in May of 2022, surveillance cameras fitted across the Santa Anita backstretch caught one of Baltas's employees administer via oral syringe a substance to one of the stable's runners within hours of its scheduled race. A subsequent retroactive review of surveillance footage from Baltas's barn prompted the CHRB to file a formal complaint. At the order of track management and regulators, Baltas did not make any California starts after early May 2022. He was formally charged that December. On April 4 this year, Judge Kin presided over a writ of mandate hearing in which Baltas sought damages and a reversal of the CHRB's initial findings, among other requests. While the judge found that Baltas had breached the rules on what can be administered on race-day, he was not in breach of an aspect of CHRB rule 1887, which pertains to the trainer “absolute insurer” clause, wrote Haney in the press release. The rule states that “If the chemical or other analysis of urine or blood test samples or other tests, prove positive showing the presence of any prohibited drug substance defined in Rule 1843.1 of this division, the trainer of the horse may be fined, his/her license suspended or revoked, or be ruled of.” According to the judge, none of the Baltas trainees tested positive post-race for prohibited substances. According to Baltas, he has no intention of pursuing any further legal proceedings related to the case. “My time is served,” said Baltas. “Did I make a mistake? Yes. [The suspension] was a year-and-a-half. That's just the way things are. And I've had to start over. I'm grateful to be back.” The post Baltas Loses Petition Against CHRB; No Prohibited Substances Detected, Says Judge appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Today 11th June in horse racing news history From the extensive Horse Betting news archives we present the all the thoroughbred racing action in Australian and overseas racing news in history. Delve in and enjoy our walk back in horse racing time. Horse Racing Tips 1 hour ago Today’s Australian horse racing tips & quaddie selections | 11/6 Four horse racing meetings are scheduled for around Australia today on Tuesday, June 11. Check out HorseBetting’s free betting tips … Read More Horse Racing Tips 1 year ago Ballarat Synthetic racing preview & best bets | Tuesday, June 13 The synthetic track at Ballarat Turf Club is set to host a nine-race card this Tuesday. Horsebetting’s Ciaran Jackman presents … Read More Horse Racing Tips 1 year ago Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 11, 2023 Nine horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Australia horse racing news 1 year ago Sandown treble for Billy the Kid Wiremu Pinn displayed his supreme talent at Sandown on Saturday, notching his first metropolitan winner in Australia before going on … Read More Hong Kong horse racing news 1 year ago Vincent Ho excels with Sha Tin treble Extending a brilliant campaign, Vincent Ho forged deeper into uncharted territory with a treble at Sha Tin on Saturday afternoon … Read More Australia horse racing news 1 year ago Hunter’s double in Darwin with winning pair starting at juicy odds Casey Hunter grabbed the headlines at Fannie Bay on Saturday when she booted home a winning double … Read More Horse Racing Tips 1 year ago Warwick Farm betting preview, best bets & odds | Monday, 12/6/23 Warwick Farm is set to host and eight-race card on Monday, June 12. See all the top racing tips, quaddie … Read More Horse Racing Tips 1 year ago Mornington racing preview & quaddie tips | June 12, 2023 Racing will return to Mornington Racecourse on Monday afternoon with a very competitive eight-race card. See our free betting tips … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Munce’s “lemon” lands the Dane Ripper Stakes Chris Munce may have thought he bought into a “lemon: when Palaisipan entered his yard, but all the doubts were … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Alligator Blood back to his best in Stradbroke Handicap win The Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott-trained Alligator Blood has taken out the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm, completing … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Sheeza Belter prevails in the JJ Atkins The Peter & Paul Snowden-trained Sheeza Belter has managed to take out the Group 1 JJ Atkins in a bunched … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Numerian wins The Q22 For a second year in a row, Annabel Neasham has trained the winner of The Q22, this time Numerian has … Read More Horse Racing Tips 2 years ago Sunshine Coast racing preview & tips | 12/6/2022 An eight-race program at Sunshine Coast has been assembled for Sunday afternoon. HorseBetting’s Queensland racing analyst thinks that the last … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Emerging pair make spring statements on Stradbroke Handicap Day Irish Sequel and Kiss Sum will be looking to make their mark in the spring having won nicely in the … Read More Horse Racing Tips 2 years ago Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 11, 2022 12 horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips, best odds and quaddie selections for free … Read More Horse Racing Tips 2 years ago Hawkesbury racing preview & quaddie | June 12, 2022 HorseBetting’s New South Wales racing analyst presents you with his best bets, value bet and quaddie numbers for the Hawkesbury … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Sheeza Belter ready to show her toughness in the 2022 J.J. Atkins There’s no doubt Sheeza Belter showed her toughness in the way she stormed home to win the Sires’ Produce Stakes … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Desleigh Forster aiming for second Group 1 win with Apache Chase Desleigh Forster was almost lost for words after winning her first Group 1 race – the Kingsford Smith Cup – … Read More Australia horse racing news 2 years ago Jade Hampson excited for return at Darwin tomorrow after injury Any jockey would feel apprehensive returning to the saddle following a fall. Darwin-based apprentice Jade Hampson falls into that category … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Wheeler content to watch Stradbroke day from afar There was a time when John Wheeler was an unmissable fixture of the Queensland winter carnival, but these days he’s … Read More Australia horse racing news 3 years ago Brandenburg seeking redemption in Q22 All the word is on Zaaki ahead of Saturday’s Group 2 Q22 (2200m) at Eagle Farm, but Randwick trainer John … Read More Horse Racing News 3 years ago Friday News Briefs: Egan banned for flogging not-yet-dead horse It has been a big week in racing, and punters are sure to be up and about for another jam-packed … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Morphettville betting preview, tips & quaddie picks | 12/6/2021 Morphettville Racecourse will host a nine-race card for the South Australian metropolitan meeting on Saturday , June 12. 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See the top … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Randwick betting tips, value bets & quaddie picks | 12/6/2021 HorseBetting.com.au brings you the betting preview for Bob Charley AO Stakes Day at Royal Randwick Racecourse on Saturday, June 12 … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago Eagle Farm tips, best bets and quaddie picks | QLD Preview 12/6 Eagle Farm betting tips, best bets and quaddie selections for Stradbroke Handicap Day, including odds comparison and form from Nicholas … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago The Q22 betting tips & strategy | Eagle Farm Cup | June 12, 2021 The Q22 – also known as the Eagle Farm Cup – will be run and won at Eagle Farm on … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago 2021 JJ Atkins betting tips, best odds & form guide | Eagle Farm HorseBetting.com.au brings you the betting preview and form guide for the Group 1 JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm Racecourse on … Read More Horse Racing Tips 3 years ago 2021 Stradbroke Handicap runner-by-runner betting preview & tips The 2021 Stradbroke Handicap will be the feature race of the day held at in race eight at Eagle Farm … Read More Australia horse racing news 3 years ago The Harrovian ‘spot on’ for Stradbroke Handicap tilt Racing cult figure The Harrovian is spot on ahead of Saturday’s Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm according to … Read More Australia horse racing news 3 years ago Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 11, 2021 Horse Racing around the country sees four meetings scheduled to be run and won on this Friday afternoon. We have … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Nickalls hoping whirlwind season continues at Trentham Stephen Nickalls has to pinch himself every time he looks back on this season. The Manawatu horseman was happy training … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Matamata breakthrough for Colin Oscopy Emerging young trainer Samantha Logan sent out an eye-catching winner at Matamata on Wednesday when the eye-wateringly-named Colin Oscopy broke … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 3 years ago Te Rapa focus for in-form Marsh stable Cambridge trainer Stephen Marsh concedes that his season target of 100 winners is probably beyond reach but he’s keen to … Read More Horse Racing Tips 4 years ago Hyperion Stakes betting tips – Saturday, 13 June 2020 Western Australian racing stays at Belmont this weekend with the Group 3 Hyperion Stakes headlining the nine-race program. The track … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago ATC to allow members on course at Rosehill Sydney racing has moved a step closer to having crowds with the Australian Turf Club opening its doors to members … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Mystic Journey readies for spring return Star Tasmanian mare Mystic Journey may have to race through the spring without her trainer Adam Trinder for company … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Widdup treads patient path with Adelong Trainer Brad Widdup is in no hurry to rush Adelong into stakes grade, happy to continue picking off winnable races … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Jockey disqualified for swab sample switch Jockey Ric McMahon has been disqualified after Queensland stewards used DNA to prove he had substituted a urine sample … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Selica freshened for Rivette Series races The Rivette Series Final is a late-season target for the Phillip Stokes-trained Selica who runs in a heat at The … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Smith chases Sweet win over Waller quintet Matthew Smith will bank on the stamina of Sweet Thomas in his bid to overcome premier trainer Chris Waller’s five-strong … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Williams after win in Travis Harrison Cup Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Craig Williams will chase a second victory in the race honouring his cousin, the Travis Harrison Cup, … Read More Hong Kong horse racing news 4 years ago Forecast relaunch to merge with Trio; higher rebates for Quinella & Quinella Place The Hong Kong Jockey Club announced today (11 June, Thursday) two wagering-related initiatives for the 2020/21 racing season. The Club … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Family advantage for Coyle with Maui Girl Recent stable recruit Maui Girl is still a work in progress but trainer Jason Coyle has the advantage of being … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Winter Bride poised for farewell victory Winter Bride has been set to retire to stud as a winner in the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Valley test for spring hope Django Freeman German import Django Freeman’s performance in a 2040m winter handicap at The Valley will give trainer Robert Hickmott with a … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Florent adds intrigue to Group Two Roses Promising Victorian three-year-old filly Florent brings different form to the Group Two The Roses at Eagle Farm … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Niccanova to back-up in Eagle Farm Mile Stradbroke Handicap placegetter Niccanova isn’t expected to be bothered by a quick back-up in the Group Three Eagle Farm Mile … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Moreira closes gap in Hong Kong jockeys’ title After an early winner at Happy Valley, Zac Purton has had his lead in the Hong Kong jockeys’ premiership cut … Read More Hong Kong horse racing news 4 years ago Moreira and Fownes double up at the Valley Joao Moreira got the boost he’d been looking for at Happy Valley on Wednesday, 10 June, teaming up with Caspar … Read More Australia horse racing news 4 years ago Spell for Stockman Progressive three-year-old Stockman has earned a well-deserved break after stringing together three successive victories. The Joe Pride-trained son of Tavistock … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Ormsby excited to resume riding Group 1-winning jockey Chad Ormsby is making a comeback to the saddle, some eight years after he last rode on … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Brennan beaming to be back It may have been a cold winter’s day, but Lauren Brennan was over the moon to be back at the … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 4 years ago Exciting spring tipped for Team Rogerson Team Rogerson were out in force at the Te Rapa trials on Tuesday with 48 representatives and a number of … Read More Hong Kong horse racing news 5 years ago Luck to the dirt Zac Purton will climb aboard two of John Moore’s gallopers at Sha Tin on Wednesday night (12 June).As well as … Read More Hong Kong horse racing news 5 years ago Buddies has Moore and Purton teaming up again Zac Purton is the man of the moment and the in-form jockey could yet propel John Moore deeper into the … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago Dedication reaps rewards for Richards As the current thoroughbred racing season draws to a close, a question posed by many industry pundits just over 12 … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Spring battle between Vic and NSW heats up The NSW push into spring racing has angered VRC chairman Amanda Elliott who has labelled Racing NSW’s Peter V’landys a … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Williams focused on another premiership Craig Williams has his eyes firmly fixed on another Melbourne jockeys’ premiership and will wait for season’s end to take … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Weather to decide Beau Balmain’s next run Lightly raced German import Beau Balmain may use a heat of the Banjo Patterson Series at Sandown as a stepping … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Melbourne Cup to be worth $8 million The Melbourne Cup will be worth a record $8 million with the winner to earn connections $4.4 million … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Stokes looking to expand Pakenham yard Success has brought an increase in horse numbers for Phillip Stokes who is looking to expand his Pakenham stable with … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Melbourne Cup to tour 39 destinations This year’s Melbourne Cup tour will feature 39 destinations around Australia and five other countries … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time retired Lindsay Park head trainer David Hayes hopes to find Boom Time a home at stud after calling an end to … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Eckstein trials brilliantly at the Coast Stud-bound mare Eckstein has turned in a brilliant trial at the Gold Coast as she heads to her last run … Read More New Zealand horse racing news 5 years ago New partnership off to a winning start The new training partnership of Paul Nelson and Corrina McChief Stipeal secured their first win at Trentham on Saturday when No … Read More Australia horse racing news 5 years ago Jockey weighs in light at Cairns Trainer Roy Chellimi has been fined $1000 after jockey Wanderson D’Avila weighed in light at Cairns … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago RV chief steward Terry Bailey resigns Terry Bailey, Racing Victoria’s chairman of stewards, has resigned to head the stewards panel in Singapore … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Kensington track passes second test The new Kensington track has received the thumbs-up from Racing NSW stewards and jockeys after successfully coping with an eight-race … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Lane keeps lead in Melbourne Premiership Damian Lane maintains a slender lead in the Melbourne jockeys’ premiership but will miss the next two city meetings through … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Dealmaker aims to match Dundeel in spring The Chris Waller-trained colt Dealmaker is tracking to emulate his illustrious sire Dundeel as a three-year-old following a maiden win … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Warren keeping options open with Bel Sonic Trainer Jason Warren has a couple of options with Bel Sonic and will wait until after the gelding gallops to … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Duo off the mark for Waterhouse and Bott Foreign Territory and Wide Spread Panic have recorded the first wins of their careers in impressive style on the Kensington … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Lovani to be aimed at Kensei Handicap Lovani will return from a frustrating Queensland carnival campaign for Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup in the Kensei Handicap at Rosehill … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Well-bred Al Khabeer wins on debut Jockey Andrew Mallyon believes there are better things in store for well-bred Al Khabeer after riding the gelding to a … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Hussler to add class to Eye Liner Group One winner Lucky Hussler is expected to add some class to the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Melham keen on Everest start for Santa Jockey Ben Melham would love Santa Ana Lane to secure a slot in The Everest, believing the gelding would be … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Coolmore Stud Stakes aim for Written By Winning the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington is the major target for Blue Diamond winner Written By this … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Chadwick new Queensland chief stipe The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has confirmed former Singapore head stipendiary steward Peter Chadwick will be its new chief steward … Read More Australia horse racing news 6 years ago Zac Purton takes lead in HK premiership Australian jockey Zac Purton has hit the lead in his battle with Joao Moreira for the Hong Kong premiership … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Hey Doc to target early spring WFA races After running a creditable race in the Goodwood at Morphettville, Hey Doc is spelling ahead of a Melbourne spring campaign … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Tapwrit wins Belmont Stakes for Pletcher Tapwrit has won the Belmont Stakes to give trainer Todd Pletcher victory in two of the three Triple Crown races … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Kafoo, Amanaat to resume from injury Lindsay Park stablemates Kafoo and Amanaat will make their returns from knee surgery in separate sprint races at the metropolitan … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Weather to play role in Eye Liner The weather will play a role in the make-up of the Eye Liner Stakes field with rain predicted in the … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Vaniloquio has new lease on life Vaniloquio has thrived since settling into Clarry Conners’ Sydney stable after an unsuccessful stint in Hong Kong … Read More Horse Racing News, New Zealand horse racing news 7 years ago Brisbane Cup victor to target Melbourne spring carnival CHOCANTE became the second consecutive New Zealand-trained winner of the Group 2 Brisbane Cup on Saturday and it will now … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Trainer Brad Smith to plead his case Brisbane trainer Brad Smith is hoping for a quick resolution to an inquiry after being stood down … Read More Horse Racing News 7 years ago Tapwrit rallies to win Belmont Stakes TheTodd PLetcher-trained Tapwrit has come with a late run to overpower Irish War Cry in the Belmont Stakes … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Oliver suspended at Eagle Farm Stewards have suspended champion jockey Damien Oliver for 11 days for causing interference aboard Onemorezeta in the Dane Ripper Stakes … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Tony Vasil returns with first-up win After taking a sabatical from training General Truce has given Tony Vasil a return win at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Goodwood defeat aids Louvre in Stradbroke Under The Louvre held on to beat Black Heart Bart by a short half head in the Group One Stradbroke … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Kathy O’Hara suspended at Randwick At her first meeting back at Randwick since she was injured in a fall in the Australian Oaks, Kathy O’hara … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Hutchings, Jennings shine at Randwick Sydney’s two leading apprentices Rory Hutchings and Koby Jennings have ridden three and two winners respectively at Randwick … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Provocative wins G1 Queensland Oaks Provocative will follow in the footsteps of Ethereal and be aimed at the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups after winning the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Provocative gives Pike a group 1 double in Queensland Oaks Provocative provided New Zealand trainer Tony Pike with a group 1 double at Eagle Farm on Saturday by taking out … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Danish Twist adds another black-type win Danish Twist has put herself firmly in line for a start in the Group One Tattersall’s Tiara with her win … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Under The Louvre scores overdue win in Stradbroke Handicap PUNTERS and fans of Under The Louvre rejoiced when the perennial group 1-placegetter finally scored its grand final in the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Jacquinot Bay in first-up Flemington win Jacquinot Bay will chase the final of the Winter Championship after his first-up win in the third heat of the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Goodwood defeat aids Louvre in Stradbroke Under The Louvre held on to beat Black Heart Bart by a short half head in the Group One Stradbroke … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Loyalty pays off for Group 1 Queensland Derby winner Eagle Way PATIENCE and loyalty was rewarded when Eagle Way scored a memorable win in the Group 1 Queensland Derby at Eagle … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Eagle Way wins G1 Queensland Derby Eagle Way is Hong Kong-bound after winning the Group One Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm for trainer Bryan Guy and … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Under The Louvre takes out Stradbroke Hcp Dwayne Dunn has guided the Robert Smerdon-trained Under The Lourve home at Eagle Farm for a Group One win in … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Under The Louvre takes out Stradbroke Hcp Dwayne Dunn has guided the Robert Smerdon-trained Under the Lourve home at Eagle Farm for a Group One win in … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Opinion defies odds and weight at Randwick The class of Group One winner Opinion has offset his 62 kilogrrams in the Stayers Cup at Randwick over the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Sacred Elixir strolls to J J Atkins win Sacred Elixir set the huge Eagle Farm crowd alight when he strolled to the lead at the 200m mark and … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Sacred Elixir keeps the Kiwi domination alive in the J.J. Atkins SACRED Elixir had the flashing light after its run for sixth in the Sires’ Produce and that form shined at … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Myers creates history in Brisbane Cup Rosie Myers gained access to an exclusive club when she won the Group Two Brisbane Cup aboard New Zealand stayer … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Flemington firsts for trainer and jockey Rich Charm has given her trainer a Flemington first with Leveraction giving her jockey a maiden metropolitan success … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Spill The Beans off to stud after win Jockey Tim Clark said Spill The Beans did well to win after race leader Eloping stopped quickly and left the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Buffering stars on Stradbroke Day The redeveloped Eagle Farm reopened after 22 months with 180 runners but there was only one horse racegoers wanted to … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Tsaritsa clinches hat-trick in Qld Guineas Chris Waller and champion Hong Kong-based jockey Joao Moreira have combined to win the Group Two Queensland Guineas with Tsaritsa … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Cradle Me gives new owners an immediate thrill CRADLE Me upset the highly-favoured Ghisoni at the Group 2 Dane Ripper Stakes at Eagle Farm on Saturday. The seven-year-old mare … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Conchita wins tough battle at Randwick The Paul Perry-trained Conchita has made a successful comeback at Randwick, fighting off Star Crossed in the two-year-old race … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Apprentice Bayliss rewarded for hard work Jake Bayliss followed instructions to the letter as he guided Southerly Wind to an impressive debut win at Flemington … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Quick return for Aquis Farm on Cradle Me Zac Purton reminded Eagle Farm punters of why he’s rated one of the best jockeys in the world when he … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Hopfgarten salutes in Wayne Wilson Mile Jockey Damian Browne was back in the good books with trainer Robert Heathcote after Hopfgarten won the Wayne Wilson Mile … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago My Country wins first on new Eagle Farm My Country will have a short break after winning the Lancaster Stakes at Eagle Farm, before coming back for the … Read More Horse Racing News 8 years ago Pat Smullen to ride Max Dynamite at Ascot Recent Irish Derby-winning jockey Pat Smullen will ride Melbourne Cup runner-up Max Dynamite in the Ascot Gold Cup … Read More View the full article

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Michael Hardy, the former Head of Sales for Goffs and general manager of Margaux Farm next Lexington, has been appointed as the new director of farm operations and property at Jim and Dana Bernhard's Pin Oak Stud, officials at the nursery announced Monday. Born into a racing family in Northern Ireland, Hardy gained early experience on his family's stud farm before completing a degree in Equine Science at the University of Limerick. He was a participant in the Irish National Stud's Management Course in addition to the Godolphin Flying Start program. Hardy spent six years at Margaux, helping it expand and develop into a premier breeding and training facility before returning to Ireland in a bloodstock role with Goffs for the last three years. “It's an incredible opportunity to return to Kentucky in this new role,” stated Hardy. “The Bernhard family has such a clear and inspiring vision for the future of Pin Oak Stud. Building on the legacy left by Ms. Abercrombie, I am thrilled to help bring that vision to life and contribute to a successful future for the farm.” Added Pin Oak Vice President Ben Bernhard: “Michael Hardy is a great addition to the Pin Oak family. His proven leadership abilities, extensive knowledge of the industry, and passion for innovation will be instrumental in shaping the future of the farm.” The post Hardy Appointed Director of Farm Operations and Property at Pin Oak appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

The average field size for last year's seller and claimer races was below eight. They are seen as uncompetitive and therefore unattractive to both racecourses and bookmakers. This is reckoned to be a large part of the reason for their decline.View the full article

Epsom runner-up Ambiente Friendly will be pointed to the Irish Derby (G1) at the Curragh June 30, owner Tim Gredley has revealed.View the full article

'Woodbine: Free Rein', a documentary series produced about womens' experiences in horse racing, has taken top honors at the Hashtag Sports Awards in New York, according to a release from the Woodbine communications office. Woodbine's content team, including producers Alanna Nolan and Nathan Riddell and director Jake Thompson, were recognized in the 'Best Women's Sports Content' category for episode four of 'Free Rein', entitled, The World-Class Women of Woodbine. The episode focused on the unique nature of horse racing, where women jockeys compete head-to-head with their male counterparts as well as the meaningful presence of women in the game. Other finalists included the LPGA, FOX Sports, PUMA, Clemson Athletics and The Players' Tribune. In episode four, viewers are introduced to successful horsewomen, including trainer Catherine Day-Phillips and jockeys Sofia Vives and Emma-Jayne Wilson, who lay out the biases, dangers and triumphs facing them each time they enter a starting gate. “This episode is a real reflection of the uniqueness of our sport and the people that work so very hard day in and day out,” said Jonathan Rubinoff, Woodbine's Director of Content and Social Media. “Woodbine has one of the most diverse jockey colonies in the world and this story shines a light on the incredible individuals that make it possible for women and men to compete against one another.” Now in its sixth year, the Hashtag Sports Awards bring the sports, media, and entertainment industries together to celebrate excellence in engagement that inspires new and creative fan experiences.” The post Woodbine Docuseries Earns Hashtag Sports Award appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

All the signs are that Tweenhills Farm's first-crop sire Kameko is taking off and the son of Kitten's Joy had his fourth winner in under a fortnight on Monday as Juddmonte's homebred filly Ardeur (GB) dominated her six-furlong maiden at Pontefract. Sent off the 30-100 favourite having finished fourth in a well-contested novice at York last month, the Ralph Beckett-trained daughter of the G2 Duchess of Cambridge S. third Chaleur (GB) (Dansili {GB}) was quickly in control at the head of affairs under Rossa Ryan. Asked to stretch turning for home, the relative of the operation's sire Bated Breath (GB) by Chaleur's sire Dansili responded willingly to record a six-length success from Lady Luzon (Ire) (Pinatubo {Ire}). Kameko filly Ardeur shaped with bundles of promise at York on debut and easily gets off the mark in the 6f Maiden Fillies' Stakes @ponteraces for @RalphBeckett, @JuddmonteFarms and @Rossaryan15 pic.twitter.com/BC238l507h — Racing TV (@RacingTV) June 10, 2024 The post Juddmonte Homebred Continues Kameko Momentum appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Highlighted by a 17-1 upset victory by Dornoch (Good Magic) in the $2-million GI Belmont S., the four-day Belmont Stakes Racing Festival drew better than 120,000 racing fans to Saratoga for the unprecedented event, approximately double the attendance for the two most recent runnings at Belmont Park. Thursday's opening day of the Festival featured a pair of $150,000 stakes for the 2-year-old males and females and the first of the weekend's 14 graded stakes, the GII Belmont Gold Cup. In front of an announced crowd of 22,027, renowned Australian commentator Matt Hill described the action as The Grey Wizard (Ire) (Caravaggio) earned berth in the G1 Lexus Melbourne Cup. Some 27,529 passed through the turnstiles for Friday's program, anchored by the GI Acorn S. A pop-up thunderstorm delayed the start of the first of the afternoon's four graded races, the GII Intercontinental S. but the track surfaces were not unduly affected and the day ended on a high note with GI Kentucky Oaks-winning 'TDN Rising Star' Thorpedo Anna (Fast Anna) tightening her grip on the 3-year-old filly division in the Acorn. Belmont Day featured nine graded events, six at the elite level, and was witnessed by a sell-out and capped crowd of 50,000. Fans were treated to outstanding performances by the likes of Book'em Danno (Bucchero) in the GI Woody Stephens S., a course record-setting effort in the GI Jaipur S. by Cogburn (Not This Time) and a dominating victory in the GI Manhattan S. by Godolphin's Measured Time (GB) (Frankel {GB}) in addition to the Belmont, contested over a mile and a quarter. The weather finally took a bit of a turn for the worst on Sunday, forcing the cancellation of the afternoon's turf racing and the rescheduling of the Steinmann Hurdle H., but the rains did not stop better than 20,000 from attending the final day which featured a half-dozen stakes restricted to New York-breds. Total attendance for the four-day BSRF was 120,427, compared to 62,841 last year (Thursday racing was cancelled) and 61,200 in 2022. The post Belmont Stakes Racing Festival Packs Them Into Saratoga appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Several horses on Churchill Downs' June 15 Downs After Dark program have something to prove before the second half of the season. Three-year-old fillies compete in the Monomoy Girl while older turf males go long in the Chorleywood.View the full article