
The Parnhams land their first Railway as Bustler dazzles in the Group 1
Brilliant day for Darling View Thoroughbreds with Playing God chalking up stakes double By Lydia Symonds Neville Parnham, his son Steven and his former stable star, Playing God (Blackfriars), celebrated a day at Ascot that will live long in the memory, as they teamed up to win the WA Guineas (Gr 2, 1600m) and Western... Read More

Railway Stakes hope Alsephina out to give Star Turn a second Group 1 winner
WA runners could hold an advantage over their rivals from the eastern states as temperatures rocket in Perth Sun-seeking trainers-turned-breeders Carolyn and Michael Grant are hoping their patience with a delicate broodmare is rewarded when another western leading lady – Alsephina (Star Turn) – seeks a second elite-level win for her sire as the heat... Read More

Teetan, Ho and Hewitson claim International Jockeys’ Championship berths
Karis Teetan, Vincent Ho and Lyle Hewitson will compete in the International Jockeys’ Championship (IJC) on December 6 after the trio secured the final three places in the series at Happy Valley on Wednesday. In the absence of injured Hugh Bowman (21 wins), Teetan (20) qualified as the next best-performed rider behind Zac Purton (31),... Read More

Erno’s Cube (AUS)
2 f Rubick – Long Wink by Stratum O: T Mills, Pumpkin Island, Mr D J O’Connor, Mrs H J O’Connor, Mr D J Canny, Mr B J Kirkwood, The Second Coming, Skob Dog 1, Skob Dog 2, Mr G Mulcahy B: Daleigh Park Livestock T: Ciaron Maher and David Eustace S: Magic Millions Gold... Read More

Weld’s brother to Ghaiyyath tops the charts at €700,000
Bidspotters were on their toes when Springbank Way Stud presented the Dubawi (Dubai Millennium) brother to Darley shuttler Ghaiyyath shortly before 8pm during Wednesday’s session of the Goffs November Foal Sale. However, for every bid in the ring there were twice as many online and when the hammer eventually fell at €700,000 (approx. AU$1,163,000) auctioneer... Read More

Is bigger better?
Magic Millions recently announced it had gone with a larger catalogue of 1,468 horses for next year’s Gold Coast Yearling Sale and, contrary to some participants’ opinions after the 2023 sale, it is understood that New Zealand Bloodstock will also offer a bigger catalogue of horses at its 2024 sale at Karaka. As always, there... Read More