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I Am Invincible just that in 2023-24
Champion sire closing in on breaking Australian prize-money record Australia’s twice reigning champion stallion I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit) could break the all-time general sires’ prize-money record as soon as this weekend – with almost four months of the racing season still to go. And if the record of $29,243,613, set in 2017-2018 by four-time... Read More
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Orchestral on song as she lands Vinery
NZ Derby winner draws comparisons to Anamoe after Rosehill success on Australian debut James McDonald compared Orchestral (Savabeel) to the champion Anamoe (Street Boss) after New Zealand’s latest female superstar was crowned the trans-Tasman queen of racing on taking the Vinery Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m) in her Australian debut on Saturday. She was given... Read More

Group 1 star Zaaki retired
Four-time Group 1 winner Zaaki (Leroidesanimaux) has been retired from racing after a 48-start career and amassing more than $11 million in prize-money. The nine-year-old son of Leroidesanimaux (Candy Stripes) was purchased by his trainer Annabel Neasham and Blandford Bloodstock for 150,000 guineas at the 2020 Tattersalls Horses-in-Training Sale, and went on to race 27... Read More

Kiwi raider Orchestral out to hit right note in Vinery
NZ Derby winner will attempt to give connections back-to-back wins in Rosehill feature following success of Prowess The anticipation over Australia’s first look at exciting New Zealand filly Orchestral (Savabeel) comes to a head on Saturday, with her trainers hopeful she will take the next step in an awesome campaign and bring them back-to-back victories... Read More

Star Kingdom autumn decider for Shinzo
Slipper winner likely to be retired at the end of his current preparation Shinzo (Snitzel) will become just the fourth Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m)-winning colt this century to race on in the autumn of his three-year-old season when he resumes at Rosehill on Saturday, but regardless of his performances he’s almost certain to be... Read More

Curtain to come down on Macau racing
Aussie Allendorf to stay in Asia to care for his horses until the bitter end Expatriate Australian jockey-turned-trainer Geoff Allendorf will end his 35-year involvement with Macau thoroughbred racing when the gambling mecca hosts its final race meeting on Saturday, just months after being told the sport had no future in the city. The rug... Read More