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Well-bred Namaste beats leading Slipper hope Wodeton in trial
Namaste (Savabeel), a $525,000 Karaka Book 1 purchase for his trainer Bjorn Baker and Clarke Bloodstock (FBAA) claimed the notable scalp of leading Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m) fancy Wodeton (Wootton Bassett) when he ran out a 0.3-length winner of a Warwick Farm trial over 799 metres on Friday. The son of Savabeel (Zabeel) defeated... Read More
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Nominations open for 2025 Australian Stud and Stable Staff Awards
Nominations will open on Monday for the Australian Stud and Stable Staff Awards which will once again be presented by Thoroughbred Breeders Australia and Racing Australia and supported by Godolphin. This year, a six-week submission window is available, closing at 5pm AEDT on February 17. Each category offers a cash prize of $10,000 for the... Read More
‘I think it’s the best foal the mare’s thrown’
Christian hoping Space Rider’s brother can make waves when offered on the Gold Coast alented colt Space Rider (Zoustar) emerged as a genuine contender for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) in a couple of weeks’ time when he made a sparkling debut at Eagle Farm on Saturday, but the win also handed his... Read More
The Playwright and Hi Barbie set for mouthwatering McLachlan clash
Fillies bidding to advertise Magic Millions 2YO Classic credentials in Eagle Farm’s Group 3 Two budding star fillies from opposite ends of the buying spectrum will clash – and most likely lead the way – in Saturday’s key Magic Millions lead-up, the BJ McLachlan Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) on a drying track at Eagle Farm.... Read More
The Bear bidding to deliver Livingstone a career highlight
t will be a triumph for David over several Goliaths if the former rogue who earned the name of The Bear (Vancouver) can keep his perfect record intact by winning Saturday’s BJ McLachlan Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) for two-year-olds at Eagle Farm. Long-striding gelding The Bear comprises precisely 25 per cent of the stable of... Read More
Darby hoping to keep up the momentum after a strong start
Syndicators celebrating memorable day at Randwick and predict more success to come Darby Racing had one of the finest days in their 16-year history on Saturday but its founder believes the best this season could be yet to come. Scott Darby’s syndication company was seen at its characteristic best at Randwick. A $30,000 Inglis Classic... Read More