Just Horse Racing News
Top 5: Autumn Bad Beats 2016
By Adam Page Just Horse Racing writer Adam Page takes a look at the bad beats for the 2015/16 Autumn Racing Carnival. There have been some nightmare races for punters, and nothing gets us up and about more so than ... Read More »
Mongolian Khan to stand at Windsor Park
By AAP Caulfield Cup winner Mongolian Khan will stand at Windsor Park Stud in New Zealand in the spring. The reigning New Zealand Horse Of The Year, Mongolian Khan became the first horse since Bonecrusher in 1986 to win the ... Read More »
A Shin Hikari stamps authority in France
By AAP Japanese star A Shin Hikari has set the bar for his Royal Ascot rivals with a devastating win on his European debut in the Prix d’Ispahan at Chantilly. In the hands of Yutaka Take, the Masanori Sakaguchi-trained five-year-old ... Read More »
Michelle Payne’s Royal Ascot dream on hold
By AAP Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne’s dream of riding at Royal Ascot is over while she recovers from surgery. Payne will not ride again for a number of weeks after undergoing surgery to her abdomen following a race fall. ... Read More »
Fallon set to ride for Sir Michael Stoute
By AAP Kieren Fallon is set to team up with old ally Sir Michael Stoute to partner Across The Stars in the Derby at Epsom. Fallon was Stoute’s principal jockey between 1999 and 2004, riding two Derby winners for the ... Read More »
Sale market movers – 25/5/2016
By Joseph We take a look at the market movers and best backed runners for each race at Sale on Wednesday (25/5/2016) with Sportsbet.com.au, there has been plenty of big moves for long shots and those in the market. * ... Read More »
Divine Centuri declared for Doomben 10000
By AAP A strong track gallop has convinced connections to start three-year-old Divine Centuri in the Doomben 10000. Devine Centuri is still eligible for restricted class but trainer Stuart Kendrick has a big enough opinion of her to give the ... Read More »
McGillivray joins Sargent in Sydney move
By AAP John Sargent expects the first apprentice to work out of his Randwick stable to have an impact on Sydney racing. Matthew McGillivray, a leading Queensland apprentice, will continue his introduction into one of the world’s most competitive riding ... Read More »
Boom import retired to stud
By Morgan Payne Boom Singapore import Super One has officially been retired by trainer Lee Freedman to stand at stud. Since coming to Australia from Singapore where he won five races from five starts Super One has been disappointing winning ... Read More »
Veteran sprinter Rain Affair retired
By AAP Veteran sprinter Rain Affair, one of the best horses not to win a Group One race, has been retired. The eight-year-old finished last in a race at Flemington on Saturday and trainer Daniel Bowman said he had lost ... Read More »
