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Doncaster date on the agenda for Yorkshire after Ingham success
Yorkshire (Snitzel) confirmed himself one of the most exciting performers in Australia with a powerhouse victory in his toughest test to date, Saturday’s $2 million The Ingham (Gr 2, 1600m) at Randwick. Sent out a well supported $3.90 favourite after his victory in Rosehill’s Festival Stakes (Gr 3, 1500m), the John O’Shea and Tom Charlton-trained... Read More
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Warnie leaves it late as he pockets Supernova prize
Not for the first time, Warnie has produced the spectacular on the sporting fields of Victoria. Named by his original Irish connections after the late cricketing great and favourite son of Melbourne, Warnie (Highland Reel) the five-year-old gelding produced a dazzling finish to land Saturday’s second edition of the $1 million Supernova (1400m) at Pakenham.... Read More
The Circus comes to town!
$1,250 online buy stuns rivals with all-the-way Inglis Nursery win on debut A rags to riches fairytale came true for battling trainer Paul Murray when $1,250 purchase Where’s The Circus (Trapeze Artist) stormed to an all-the-way victory in Saturday’s $400,000 Inglis Nursery (RL, 1000m) for two-year-olds at Randwick. Kembla Grange–based Murray – son of the... Read More
‘He’s really come of age’ – Price and Kent Jnr seek big prizes at Pakenham and Randwick
Inveterate winner Taken (Ardrossan) has the chance to prove he’s the real deal when he faces his sternest test to date in Pakenham’s $1 million slot race, The Supernova (1400m), on Saturday. And while not underestimating the size of his task as he rises to open company under set weights conditions, trainers Mick Price and... Read More
‘Every time he races there’s always a bit of a gathering at home’ – Ka Ying Rising’s breeder makes the journey of a lifetime with Hong Kong’s sprinting sensation
Fraser Auret has made a special journey this week in order to see Ka Ying Rising (Shamexpress) for the first time since he left his former home in rural New Zealand. The world’s best sprinter, his reputation now sky-high after claiming The Everest at Randwick (Gr 1, 1200m) in October, was bred by Auret and... Read More
Waterhouse calls for unity ahead of crucial Asian Pattern Committee meeting
Racing legend Gai Waterhouse has made an impassioned call for Australia’s black type crisis to be resolved in what looms as a seminal week for the issue, as Asian racing officials prepare to discuss it at a critical meeting. With industry participants warning that Australia could be demoted from Part I of the international thoroughbred... Read More