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Widden delight as Belter strikes Gold in Atkins
Stud to review service fee of new stallion recruit Gold Standard after first-crop Group 1 success Widden Stud is revelling in another Group 1 juvenile success for a recently-acquired young stallion when Sheeza Belter held off all challengers to post a brave success in the JJ Atkins Plate (Gr 1, 1600m) at Eagle Farm yesterday.... Read More
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So You Think filly’s late entry pays off as buyers eye Easter sale
Roulston’s Weanling Solutions partnership goes to $250,000 for Great Southern session-topper A daughter of So You Think (High Chaparral), who is challenging for an Australian maiden stallion premiership, will be reoffered at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale next year after a new syndicate waited a day and a half to land the star filly... Read More

Trilogy hoping to unearth new Star after $280,000 purchase
Daughter of I Am Invincible stands out on day one of vibrant Great Southern Weanling Sale The sole weanling on offer at the Great Southern Sale by Australia’s champion sire-elect I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit), a “dead ringer” for Group 1-winning filly I Am A Star, will join the fast-growing Trilogy Racing empire as a... Read More

Rugged up buyers to make most of Great Southern opportunities
Select sale quality weanlings tipped to come in for hot competition from buyers The skies were clear and the westerly wind died down but puffer jackets remained the order of the day as inspections were in full swing yesterday ahead of the Great Southern Sale in Melbourne. With beanies also highly sought after, and warm... Read More

New Champions Day headlines prize-money increases in Victoria
Total stakes on offer to surpass $300 million for first time, while new Vobis Sire scheme is introduced Racing Victoria has made its latest move to future-proof the Spring Carnival with a series of prize-money increases and the creation of a VRC Champions Day with prize-money totalling $10 million, which will take place on the... Read More

Shake-up for Queensland wagering taxation
POC tax increased to Australia-high 20 per cent to help fund state’s racing industry The Queensland government has undertaken the biggest shake-up of wagering taxation in decades, axing the myriad of separate agreements it had in place, and instead simplifying the racing industry’s major revenue stream by making betting companies all pay the same rate... Read More