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Track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury
Track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury – Note track downgrade to Heavy 8 – rail out 6m for the entire circuit – 31mm of rain for the last 24 hours, 35.5mm for the last seven days – 18 scratchings ... Read More »
The Everest
By Morgan Payne The Everest is Australia’s richest race as well as the richest turf race in the world. The race boasts a total prize pool of $13,000,000 and is at weight for age conditions for all horses who must ... Read More »
Jockey wins without saddle
By JustHorseRacing Female jockey Eluara Cieslik put in an incredible ride at Salon de Provence winning without a saddle for a large portion of the straight. Eluara Cieslik sat behind the pack on her ride First Wood before the saddle ... Read More »
Early Flemington appointment for Crossing
By AAP The Melbourne spring carnival is already foremost in trainer Tim Hughes’ mind with Crossing The Abbey. The filly showed potential last autumn, winning at Flemington and being placed at Caulfield finishing last in the Blue Diamond Stakes in ... Read More »
Shinn suspension altered on appeal
Sydney jockey Blake Shinn lodged an appeal against conviction and penalty after being found guilty of careless riding by Racing NSW Stewards on I Thought So at Randwick on Saturday 25th May – suspension altered from six meetings to four ... Read More »
Another poor draw for Rossman at Sandown
By AAP A good barrier draw can be the difference between winning and losing as trainer David Brideoake can attest. The times promising three-year-old Rossman has drawn well during his brief career have resulted in wins at Sandown and Sale ... Read More »
Track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury
Early track conditions, form and scratchings for Canterbury – Track Good 4 – rail out 6m for the entire circuit – 1mm of rain for the last 24 hours, 8.5mm for the last seven days – note there has been ... Read More »
Mott has suspension shaved by RAD Board
By AAP Jockey Jamie Mott has had a partial win on appeal with two days being taken off a suspension for not riding his mount out to the finishing line. Mott appealed the severity of an eight-meeting ban incurred at ... Read More »
Brave Smash secures Everest slot
By RacingNSW Japanese sprinter Brave Smash has a second chance to scale The Everest in 2018 thanks to an imposing partnership between the nation’s two leading trainers. The Darren Weir-trained sprinter, who ran third behind Redzel in the inaugural Everest, ... Read More »
