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Moody and Coleman bidding to keep the juvenile ball rolling
In-form trainers set to saddle impressive maiden winner Skipjack at Flemington Co-trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman are hoping to keep their late-season juvenile success going when Skipjack (Rubick) puts his unbeaten record on the line at Flemington on Saturday. The impressive maiden win registered at Wednesday’s Sandown meeting by their colt Kirk (Blue Point),... Read More
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Heinous up for Brutal interstate Sires’ road trip
Setback sees Warren change plans with promising two-year-old filly The South Australian Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 3, 1400m) wasn’t initially on Victorian trainer Jason Warren’s radar with his promising filly Heinous (Brutal), but a mishap in Queensland forced a change of plans. One of three two-year-olds by Newgate Farm’s first–season sire Brutal (O’Reilly) nominated for... Read More

Lane punches in first stakes win
Anthony and Sam Freedman expressed their confidence that Punch Lane (So You Think) would have no issues with the eight-day back up in Sunday’s rescheduled Glasshouse Handicap (Listed, 1400m) and he didn’t let them down, impressively dispatching his classy rivals to land the Listed contest at the Sunshine Coast on Sunday. The Victorian-based partnership decided... Read More

Xidaki shines in Guineas triumph at the Coast
Son of Zoustar leads home quinella for Widden Stud-based stallion As they enter the final days of their partnership, father and son Peter and Paul Snowden celebrated their 203rd stakes win when the progressive Xidaki (Zoustar) produced a gutsy display to win the rescheduled Winx Guineas (Gr 3, 1600m) at the Sunshine Coast on Sunday. ... Read More

‘There is some real momentum in the New Zealand industry’
Shuttlers Paddington and Chalden well received ahead of their maiden seasons at stud Paddington (Siyouni) and Chaldean (Frankel), the latest star shuttlers added to the New Zealand stallion ranks, have been well received by breeders on both sides of the Tasman as the pair look to make their mark in Australasia when they begin covering... Read More

‘We’re all really excited about what’s coming up’
Ridgmont’s Cunningham has plenty to look forward to – both on and off the track Having won Queensland’s two richest races this past season, the Cunningham family are now raising their sights even higher with Stefi Magnetica (All Too Hard) and Storm Boy (Justify), who are both set to target some of Australia’s biggest prizes... Read More