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2016 Ramornie Handicap – past winners return to Grafton
Previous Ramornie Handicap winners Big Money and Rock Royalty will aim for a second win in the feature $160,000, listed Grafton sprint on Wednesday Read full article Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/GetNews.aspx?id Read More »
Dale: Light spring for Fell Swoop
Matthew Dale is only planning a light spring for his stable star Fell Swoop with the Group 1 Darley Classic the likely goal Read full article Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/GetNews.aspx?id Read More »
Northam dreaming of a second Big Ramornie
By AAP Growing up on his parents’ dairy farm in NSW’s Hunter region, Rod Northam dreamed of winning a Ramornie Handicap. Big Money, the horse which made the dream a reality for the trainer in 2014, will try to win ... Read More »
Cowan appointed to coach Dockers’ women
By AAP Former Melbourne Demons development coach Michelle Cowan has been appointed senior coach of the Fremantle Dockers’ women’s team. Fremantle chief executive Steve Rosich said Cowan was the standout candidate to lead the Dockers in the AFL’s new eight-club ... Read More »
Bobby Be takes a shot at TAB Highway
Taree trainer Ian McRobert said Bobby Be’s still has a lot of improving to do but is in good enough form to be competitive in Saturday’s $40,000 TAB Highway Handicap (1200m) at Rosehill Read full article Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/GetNews.aspx?id Read More »
Alysha Collett wins Mongolian race
By AAP The New Zealand and Chinese racing industries have joined together for the inaugural running of the New Zealand Bloodstock Cup at Korchin in Inner Mongolia. Sunday’s race for three-year-olds was a joint venture between NZB and Mr Lang ... Read More »
Calls for inquiry into horseracing
By AAP An animal welfare group has called for an inquiry into the horseracing industry, saying like greyhound racing, thousands of animals are killed because they are deemed uncompetitive. The Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses (CPR) says about 10,000 ... Read More »
Call for inquiry into horseracing
By AAP An animal welfare group has called for an inquiry into the horseracing industry, saying that like greyhound racing, thousands of animals are killed because they are deemed uncompetitive. The Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses says about 10,000 ... Read More »
Chiong caps Hong Kong season with title
By AAP Champion apprentice Kei Kei Chiong has been named Hong Kong’s most popular jockey ahead of one-month stint in Australia. Chiong, who beat Joao Moreira in the public vote, ended the Hong Kong season as the leading apprentice and ... Read More »
Monday and Tuesday form
Monday’s meetings are Echuca, Wagga, South Africa’s Flamingo Park, France’s Compiegne, UK’s Ayr and Chelmsford City-All Weather – Tuesday’s meetings include Wellington, Murtoa, Wyong, Cairns, France’s Dieppe and La Test de Buch, South Africa’s Vaal, UK’s Bath and Beverley and ... Read More »
