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Hayes hopes to keep alive trainers’ championship ambitions David Hayes hasn’t given up on claiming a third Hong Kong trainers’ championship, but the dual-title winner concedes his hopes hinge on a near-perfect day at Sha Tin on Sunday. Trailing John Size by six wins with only 20 races left in the season, Hayes sends out... Read More
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UK: Cinderella’s Dream takes Falmouth Stakes Godolphin filly Cinderella’s Dream (4 f Shamardal – Espadrille by Dubawi) achieved a first domestic elite-level victory on Friday when taking out an exciting edition of the Falmouth Stakes (Gr 1, 1m) on Newmarket’s July course. Runner-up in the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes (Gr 2, 1m) behind Crimson Advocate... Read More
Australia Latest
Exciting prospects catalogued for Inglis Digital (Early) July Sale Group 1-placed colt Mayfair (Fastnet Rock), a 26-strong Godolphin draft and shares in multiple other Group 1 performers headline an exciting catalogue for the Inglis Digital July (Early) Online Sale, which is now open for bidding. A total of 608 lots have been catalogued – including... Read More
New Zealand Latest
Campbell poised to unleash promising juvenile Andrew Campbell will unveil a promising two-year-old at Hawera on Saturday, with debutant Valvano (Shocking) lining up over 1200 metres. Purchased for $110,000 from Rich Hill Stud’s draft at Karaka earlier this year, the gelding has caught the eye in his early work, placing in a 1000-metre Foxton trial... Read More

Volkano (AUS)
2 g Too Darn Hot – Volks Lightning by Volksraad O: MyRacehorse No 1 (Mgr: B K Willis), S M George, A Guoga, N S Psaltis, Mrs G C Psaltis & Peake Racing (Mgr: P N Edwards) B: Simon Raleigh T: Tony and Calvin McEvoy S: 2024 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale V: Bell... Read More

Half Yours
We’re not saying Caloundra Cup (Listed, 2400m) winner Half Yours (St Jean) is bred to get a trip or anything, but his grandsire Teofilo (Galileo) has left three Melbourne Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) winners in the past seven years, and his damsire fathered a certain mare who won three more. Stay? Thought he’d never leave.... Read More