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Singapore championship leader Jason Lim handed 18-month ban

The training career of Jason Lim in Singapore looks to be over after he was yesterday handed an 18-month ban following a positive test for a banned substance on one of his horses after it won at Kranji in January. Lim, who has been training since April 2019 and leads the trainers’ standings in Singapore,... Read More

Paddock accident leaves Per Incanto in doubt for breeding season

Little Avondale’s Williams to nurse elite stallion back to full health as no risks are taken Leading New Zealand stallion Per Incanto (Street Cry) is recovering from a hind leg injury suffered in a paddock accident, a setback which could rule him out of the 2023 breeding season. If the Little Avondale-based stallion’s leg injury... Read More

‘It was getting hard a couple of months ago, so I am glad to see the change’

South Australian racing receives much-needed $7.4 million prize-money boost Racing in South Australia yesterday received a long-awaited and immediate boost to prize-money levels, an injection participants hope is one of many steps in the right direction for the thoroughbred industry. The prize-money pool will go up by $7.4 million, from $48 million to $55.4 million... Read More

Zac Purton races to Hong Kong winners record

Zac Purton will continue his pursuit of Douglas Whyte’s towering Hong Kong career record for the most wins by a jockey after surpassing Joao Moreira’s mark for the most victories in a single season at Sha Tin yesterday. Further cementing his status among Hong Kong horseracing’s galaxy of stars, Purton eclipsed Moreira’s 2016/17 record of... Read More

Record-priced Anamoe full as breeders flock to leading stallions

As he did on the racetrack, Anamoe (Street Boss) is already setting the scene alight in the breeding world as his first season at stud approaches. The superstar four-year-old, who won nine Group 1s in becoming Godolphin’s highest-earner in Australia, has gone to stud on an appropriately hefty fee of $121,000 (all fees inc GST),... Read More

Boost for Australian bloodstock industry after China lifts ban

Shipment of 18 horses bought at three sales in May expected to leave next month Exports of Australian thoroughbreds to mainland China are set to resume next month after the lifting of the country’s tacit ban on the trade four years after it was imposed. Permits for the importation of horses from Australia to China... Read More