Racing News

First-season sires enjoy successful day at the trials

There was plenty of juvenile trial action across New South Wales on Friday, with five heats for two-year-olds conducted at Warwick Farm, while there were also six at Newcastle.  A pair of trials at Warwick Farm were taken out by unraced fillies by Coolmore’s first–season sire Yes Yes Yes (Rubick). Kicking off the double was... Read More

Imperatriz retired

Auction house competition heats up to sell Imperatriz Inglis, Magic Millions and New Zealand Bloodstock will be asked to pitch for the right to sell ten-time Group 1-winning mare Imperatriz (I Am Invincible), the highest prize-money earning breeding prospect to be ever sold at public auction in Australasia. Te Akau on Thursday made the shock... Read More

Lightning strikes at Randwick for dynamic duo

The dynamic duo of trainer Peter Moody and owner-breeder Stuart Ramsey had a shot at the stumps and struck again when tough mare Chain Of Lightning (Fighting Sun) became her late sire’s first elite-level winner with a fighting – and very timely – victory in Saturday’s TJ Smith Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m). Moody and co-trainer... Read More

Move To Strike scores in Sires’ Produce Stakes

Te Akau Racing produced the goods once again in a major two-year-old event when the highly touted Move To Strike (I Am Invincible) came with a powerful late burst to capture Saturday’s Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) at Trentham. The son of I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit), who was purchased by Te Akau Racing... Read More

Stefano Cherchi dies aged 23 after race fall in Canberra

Stefano Cherchi has died two weeks on from suffering serious injuries in a fall at Canberra. He was 23. Cherchi was placed in an induced coma after suffering head injuries and internal bleeding when his mount Hasime (Denman) fell during a race at Thoroughbred Park on March 20. He was one of three jockeys dislodged... Read More

Snowden’s hoping ‘under the radar’ Fearless can come of age at Randwick

Son of Yulong’s Pierata attempts to land first stakes win in this weekend’s Inglis Sires’ Forecasts of an autumn carnival-style Biblical deluge and a feeling that Fearless (Pierata) has slipped under the radar has co-trainer Peter Snowden increasingly hopeful the colt can spring an upset in Saturday’s Inglis Sires’ (Gr 1, 1400m). At first glance,... Read More