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O’Shea hoping lack of experience won’t count against More Territories
Percy Sykes-bound filly among Sydney-based trainer’s strong Randwick hand ore Territories (Territories) will attempt to make up lost ground, or that arguably should read experience, when the talented juvenile tackles the $1 million Percy Sykes (Gr 2, 1200m) at Randwick on Saturday. Although John O’Shea’s talented filly won her first start at Randwick’s inner Kensington... Read More
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Racehorse unharmed in Warwick Farm station incident
A horse who escaped the confines of trainer Annabel Neasham’s Warwick Farm stables and was seen trotting along the local train station’s platform late last week was uninjured in the dramatic incident. One of Neasham’s Warwick Farm stable blocks was broken into on Friday night with the offender or offenders then opening a number of... Read More
Tangerine army on the march again
Te Akau fillies Campionessa and Quintessa all set for Group 1 tests at Randwick on Saturday Looking to rebound from super sprinter Imperatriz (I Am Invincible) blotting her copybook last Saturday, Te Akau Racing is hopeful of sweeter fortune for two other mares seeking Group 1 glory at Randwick this weekend. With her fourth in... Read More
Market responds to Zoustar’s rising prowess
Filly by Widden’s champion stallion sets a record of $2.2 million, but for how long? Inglis set a new record price for a filly sold at its Australian Easter Yearling Sale, but the $2.2 million daughter of Zoustar (Northern Meteor) may have the honour for less than 24 hours. The Widden Stud-bred and sold filly,... Read More
Tassort on top after Manaal flies home
Sires’ Produce Stakes win a huge boost for Newgate Farm’s first-season sire Young stallion Tassort’s (Brazen Beau) outstanding start to his stud career received Group 1 affirmation when Emirates Park’s exciting homebred Manaal flew home to win a thrilling Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) at Randwick on Saturday. Jumping from the outside gate of... Read More
Top end of the market set to maintain momentum at Easter
Big wet won’t stop Inglis’ premium offering with star colts and elite fillies Inglis has contingency plans in place if Sydney’s heavy rain impacts its Australian Easter Yearling Sale, with the predicted downpour also threatening Saturday’s opening The Championships race meeting at Randwick. The Bureau of Meteorology are predicting up to 300 millimetres of rain... Read More