The Brisbane Summer Carnival continues this Saturday at Doomben where it is Lough Neagh Stakes Day. Here are my five plays across the meeting.
Racing returns to Flemington this Saturday, the Ascot Summer Carnival continues and Gawler will host their metro race meeting in South Australia. Here are my five plays across the three meetings.
A stack of racing has been assembled this Friday, with hopefully a few winners to be found. Here are my five plays for the afternoon.
Melbourne spring racing hits Sandown this week, with the carnivals of Caulfield, Moonee Valley and Flemington in our rearview mirror for another year.
The racing excitement continues this weekend with action from across the country. Here’s your best bets.
It’s almost Stakes day at Flemington, the last day of the Melbourne Cup week carnival at Australian racing’s headquarters.
We’re halfway through the Flemington Melbourne Cup carnival, and Derby Day and Cup Day haven’t been the easiest cards to find a winner.
The lightly raced, emerging younger horse is on the rise from a Melbourne Cup perspective.
Yesterday, with rain bucketing down on Flemington, Kerrin McEvoy came up with the sporting quote of the year – “I’m getting wet, but I don’t give a stuff” – as he tightly held his coveted third Melbourne Cup jockey’s trophy.
Looks to be some good racing on the board for Thursday, where I’m keen on a couple at Gosford. Here are my five plays for the afternoon.
Several meetings have been assembled for Wednesday, where I think there is a moral at Echuca in the shape of a future city/blacktype performer.
Some solid racing has been set down for Friday, when I think one can atone for a luckless effort at Canterbury. Here are my five plays for the afternoon.
Rosehill is where Sydney racing takes place this Saturday, eight races will be decided on the Parks track at Morphettville and afternoon racing returns to Moonee Valley. Here are my five plays across the three meetings.
Trainer John Sargent sat down with The Roar to reflect on his involvement in the Melbourne Cup over the years including when he came sixth in 2015 with ‘Gust of Wind.’ She remains the last horse to beat Winx.
It’s the race we’ve always wanted to see.
David Chillery got divorced in 1998, but it turns out he is only just “celebrating” it now by sponsoring a race at Newton Abbot in the U.K.
The Lion Dancer needed a tamer at Towcester racecourse in England.
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