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Experience to help Oh Five Glory
By AAP Co-trainer Peter Hulbert hopes race experience has helped filly Oh Five Glory overcome a habit which could cost her a Group Two win. Oh Five Glory will take on a smart field of two-year-olds in Saturday’s Champagne Classic ... Read More »
Interesting NZ galloper set for Australian debut
By AAP Multiple Group One-winning jockey Blake Shinn has been confirmed as the rider of progressive New Zealand three-year-old Vigor Winner when he makes his Australian debut. Trainer Lauren Brennan said Vigor Winner would run in the Group Three Fred ... Read More »
Sussex owners weigh up offers
The trouble with developing a good horse is that they can often be hard to hang onto – Mornington trainer Matt Laurie is certainly feeling that anxiety as the owners of his brilliant two-year-old Prince Of Sussex sort through an ... Read More »
Tony Gollan considers options for 3yos
By AAP Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has nominated Ef Troop for Scone looking for a dry track but the three-year-old is more likely to race at home. Rain has played havoc with Ef Troop’s preparation and he along with ... Read More »
No whip no worries for Grafton long shot
By Ric Chapman I’ve had a couple of bets today and one of them is in race 5 at Grafton. His name is Kalks (Epaulette-Loving New) and he is currently listed at $17 on Ladbrokes and a few others. But ... Read More »
25 nominations for Dark Jewel Classic
The Scone Race Club has their stand-alone Saturday meeting this week as part of their two-day Carnival with 206 nominations received on Monday for Saturday’s eight race meeting – Group 3 Arrowfield Dark Jewel Classic (1400m) for fillies and mares ... Read More »
Monday and Tuesday form
Monday’s meetings include Grafton, Ipswich, Gunnedah, Alice Springs, Benalla, South Africa’s Flamingo Park, France’s Chantilly and Auteuil, UK’s Warwick, Kempton, Beverley, Windsor, Bath and Ireland’s Curragh and Down Royal. Read full article Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/news/story/monday-and-tuesday-form- Read More »
Racing community getting behind Tye Angland
By Ric Chapman Colourful racehorse owner Bert Vieira didn’t make any friends when he wanted his stallion Trapeze Artist to stand his debut season at Widden Stud for $99,000. But he certainly has done something to square the leger. Last ... Read More »
Hermosa lands Guineas double for O’Brien
By AAP Champion trainer Aidan O’Brien has completed another Guineas double with Hermosa dominating the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket. It is the fourth time the Irishman has won both opening Classics of the season with Magna Grecia taking the colts ... Read More »
