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Waller tipped to dominate the January Cup at Rosehill
By Adam Page Aleas has been best backed with Ladbrokes.com.au for the feature race at Rosehill this afternoon, the January Cup (2000m). Chris Waller has a strong hand in the race, including Aleas, who looks hard to beat in what ... Read More »
Free Horse Racing Betting Strategy – Saturday’s races 7/1/2023
By Adam Page Resident tipster Adam gives his betting strategy for Saturday (7/1/2023) racing. Please note that some prices quoted were available at the time of writing, which was 8.50am Saturday. Take note that other plays may be added throughout ... Read More »
Patrick Carbery bullish on Ascot ride
By RS NewsWire The Simon Miller-trained Hardly Ever has been given a strong push by jockey Patrick Carbery ahead of her fourth-up assignment in today’s Own The Dream Registrations Now Open Handicap (1600m) at Ascot. A winner over subsequent back-to-back ... Read More »
Saturday and Sunday form
Saturday’s meetings include New Zealand’s Kumara, Trentham, Australia’s Rosehill, Sandown-Hillside, Gold Coast, Gawler, Wyong, Werribee, Ipswich, Queanbeyan, Glen Innes, Townsville, Ascot, Geraldton, Singapore’s Kranji Read full article Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/news/story/saturday-and-sunday-form- Read More »
Ashgrove primed for The Wave
By RS NewsWire A last-start win in restricted company has revived Tony Gollan’s hopes that Ashgrove may re-emerge as a feature-race player, starting this Saturday on the Gold Coast. The four-year-old Dundeel gelding is favourite for the $250,000 The Wave, ... Read More »
Kah to ride My Yankee Girl at Sandown
By JustHorseRacing My Yankee Girl, who was relegated to second place in her last start after dead-heating with Invincible Caviar, because of her rider Blake Shinn’s serious whip indiscretion, will have a new rider … because of Shinn’s enforced absence ... Read More »
Last call at Canterbury for Mitch Manners
Thanks to all the support I’ve had being based in NSW since I won the John Tapp Scholarship back in 2008. Tonight i’ll call my final race at Canterbury before starting my position with @GCTurfClub on Jan 28. Read full ... Read More »
Sir Patrick Hogan dies aged 83
By Graham Potter Sir Patrick Hogan, the man who, along with his wife Justine, achieved so much for the New Zealand Bloodstock industry during his lifelong commitment to the industry, has passed away, bringing sadness to the entire thoroughbred racing ... Read More »
Ashgrove primed for The Wave
A last-start win in restricted company has revived Tony Gollan’s hopes that Ashgrove may re-emerge as a feature-race player, starting this Saturday on the Gold Coasting the $250,000 The Wave, an 1800-metre event for three and four-year-olds. Read full article ... Read More »
Andrew Forsman to set-up Victorian stable
By Graham Potter “We’re testing the waters over there and it is very exciting and hopefully I can make it work logistically.” With those words, talking to Racing.com, New Zealand trainer Andrew Forsman, confirmed the proposed expansion of his stable ... Read More »
