
Stakes winners in foal to leading sires headline the June (Early) Online Sale
Stakes winners in foal to Coolmore shuttler Wootton Bassett (Ifrraaj) and Arrowfield Stud stalwart Snitzel (Redoute’s Choice), along with a significant number of young, well-bred racing and breeding prospects, headline the catalogue for the Inglis Digital June (Early) Online Sale. Wind Chimes (Mastercraftsman) was the joint-leading three-year-old filly of her generation on the world thoroughbred... Read More

Freedman filly to Let Fly in Queensland Oaks
Will Freedman is hopeful that progressive filly Let’s Fly (Flying Artie) can announce herself at the top level in Saturday’s $700,000 Queensland Oaks (Gr 1, 2200m), aided by a favourable draw, the booking of leading rider Craig Williams, and a race shape expected to suit her natural racing pattern. The three-year-old daughter of Blue Gum... Read More

Observer
2 c Ghaiyyath – Smooth by Lonhro O: Godolphin B: Godolphin T: James Cummings W: Tile Importer Handicap ,1400m, June 4, Sandown Lakeside Darley’s former shuttler Ghaiyyath (Dubawi) chalked up his second individual winner on Wednesday when promising colt Observer (2 c ex Smooth by Lonhro) registered an impressive maiden victory at Sandown-Lakeside. The James... Read More

Connections hot on Sweltering’s Queensland Oaks chance
Sweltering (Too Darn Hot) came within 1.3 lengths of joining the hall of infamy as one of the longest-priced winners of a Group 1 when she finished second in the Australasian Oaks (Gr 1, 2000m) last start at $201. And she’ll be at it again this Saturday – though not quite at those odds –... Read More

Bargain buy Spicy Martini takes out maiden Group win in Fred Best
Justify (Scat Daddy) filly Spicy Martini (3 f Justify – Extra Olives by Redoute’s Choice) registered her third career stakes success and first at Group level when lunging late to land the Fred Best Classic (Gr 3, 1350m) at Doomben on Wednesday. The Group 3 sprint was rescheduled after the abandonment of Eagle Farm’s meeting... Read More

Campaldino
Take a look at the pedigree of Saturday’s Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Gr 3, 2400m) winner Campaldino (Ghibellines) and there’s one thing that strikes you: there’s a lot going on. It’s a fair bet Darby Racing’s New Zealand-bred four-year-old has the most intricate pedigree of any Orange Cup (2100m) winner, the race that started what... Read More