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See You In Heaven defends her Behemoth title
Adelaide mare See You In Heaven (Divine Prophet) may be one of only two stakes winners for her now New Zealand-based sire, but she’s certainly prolific at it. The Richard and Chantelle Jolly-trained five-year-old claimed her sixth win from 16 starts – in taking her second straight Behemoth Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) at Morphettville on... Read More
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‘He’s a quality horse’
Memsie Stakes the aim for big-money buy Schwarz after he hits the Missile target Prospective Rosemont sire Schwarz (Zoustar) made his first appearance as a stallion and went a long way towards proving himself “the man” in taking his third black–type race – and his most prestigious – in Saturday’s Missile Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m)... Read More
V’landys lashes ‘smear campaign’ against him at Rosehill inquiry
New racecourse a necessity for multibillion dollar development to go ahead, RNSW chief claims A combative Peter V’landys claims Racing NSW would have the final say on any proposed sale of Rosehill because it would be incumbent on a new racecourse being constructed in Sydney in order for the multibillion dollar deal to go ahead.... Read More
‘No one got to see the best of her’
Kiwi mare Prowess sold to Australia-based interests for NZ$1.452 million Cambridge Stud’s Brendan and Jo Lindsay pushed hard to keep trans-Tasman dual Group 1-winning mare Prowess (Proisir) in New Zealand hands, but in the end they could not match the seven-figure firepower of a major international investor on Thursday. In the end, the former Roger... Read More
V’landys and McGauran to front Friday’s Rosehill hearing
Waller also among industry heavyweights to face Upper House Select Committee Racing NSW chief executive Peter V’landys will front Friday’s second day of hearings into the state government Upper House inquiry into the proposed sale and development of Rosehill racecourse. The ten-person Select Committee, which first sat on July 22 when trainers Gai Waterhouse and... Read More
‘We felt the most sensible thing to do was to not shuttle him this year’
Illness revealed to be behind shock decision to keep Too Darn Hot in the UK Champion international stallion Too Darn Hot (Dubawi) had to be taken out of service for almost a fortnight during the recent northern hemisphere breeding season, the untimely illness leading to the sire’s shock withdrawal from Australian shuttling duties this spring.... Read More