Just Horse Racing News
Happy Clapper ready to snap Group One jinx
By AAP Blake Shinn is determined to guide topweight Happy Clapper to his first Group One victory in the Epsom Handicap as a tribute to a trainer who has lightened the burden for jockeys. Shinn highlighted Pat Webster’s work as ... Read More »
Flight Stakes then Oaks for Legal Girl
By AAP Clarry Conners cannot put Legal Girl in the same class as Research but he does hope she can emulate the spring campaign of the champion filly. The Conners-trained Research won the Flight Stakes in 1988 and went to ... Read More »
Pride to gauge Passage Of Time’s promise
By AAP Joe Pride will have a clearer indication of the quality of horse he has inherited from James Cummings when Passage Of Time makes his debut for his new stable at Rosehill. The four-year-old joined Pride at Warwick Farm ... Read More »
Happy Clapper draws gate four in Epsom
By AAP Epsom Handicap favourite Happy Clapper will start from barrier four of 14 with second elect Egg Tart in one. Comin’ Through, one of five runners for trainer Chris Waller in Saturday’s 1600m-race at Randwick, has drawn gate 12 ... Read More »
Spill The Beans to stand in England
By AAP Group Two-winning sprinter Spill The Beans will become the first son of Australian champion sire Snitzel to stand in Europe. Spill The Beans, who stands at Aquis Farm in Queensland, will shuttle to the National Stud in Newmarket ... Read More »
Twenty still in the mix for the Arc
By AAP Ulysses, Highland Reel and Order Of St George are among 20 horses left in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly at the latest declaration stage. Order Of St George, the Melbourne Cup topweight, and Highland Reel, ... Read More »
Maher banned over conman’s horse ownership
By AAP Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher accepts his rising career is on hold for six months, conceding he should have known convicted conman Peter Foster owned horses in his stable. A disappointed Maher does not plan to appeal his six-month ... Read More »
Clearly Innocent still aimed at Everest
By AAP Trainer Kris Lees is still hopeful Clearly Innocent can claim a slot in the $10 million Everest when he returns in the Premiere Stakes. But he may find it hard if all those nominated for Saturday’s Group Two ... Read More »
Russian Revolution on target for G1 Moir
By AAP Russian Revolution has already proven his effectiveness at Moonee Valley and the sprinter has continued preparations for his next Group One assignment with a solo work-out at the Melbourne track. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained horse won the ... Read More »
Russian Revolution on target for G1 Moir
By AAP Russian Revolution has already proven his effectiveness at Moonee Valley and the sprinter has continued preparations for his next Group One assignment with a solo work-out at the Melbourne track. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained horse won the ... Read More »
