Gino Poletti is not concerned by fitness but remains cautious over the sprint distance ahead of Luckygray’s return to racing in the $125,000 Group 3 Roma Cup (1200m) at Belmont Park on Saturday.
The emerging Snitzel gelding Checkpoint signalled to the Perth racing fraternity that he will be a stakes winner of the future with a fighting win in the Westralian Diamond Drillers Handicap (1200 metres).
Well what can I say? Wes Cameron, just blew the field away this week in the Ted van Heemst Sartorial Stakes in a complete reveral of form.
Kalgoorlie trainers Trent Brown and Dean Nazzari will go head-to-head when their form gallopers Foryouandme and Brother Patrick clash in the Boutique Laundry & Dry Cleaning Handicap (1600m) on Sunday.
Steve Wolfe will cap off another successful Great Southern racing season by claiming the leading trainer’s premiership title at Albany on Friday.
What’s the residual value for a half-sister to a Golden Slipper winner and a Newmarket Hcp winner?
The George Daly trained Garance opened her winning account at Belmont Park on Wednesday, when defeating her opponents in the Gamble Aware Stakes (1000m), where she made her return to racing.
Carry The Nation will carry high expectations when he returns home to contest the final heat of the Skyracing TV Provincial Championship Series (1400m) at Albany on Thursday.
Rod Brown believes Academy Tide will strip fitter a fitter horse and expects improvement from the gelding in the Embrace Life-Belt Up Handicap (1300m) at Kalgoorlie on Sunday.
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Peter Daly is banking on the opening of the Carnarvon racing season to end what has been a sombre period for the stable.
Geraldton – 27 January 2013 There were three winners at Geraldton to kick off the new season of WAROA bonuses. R3 Koen’s Quest – Kevin Tyrell R4 Major Mojo – Ian McAllister R8 Stateside – Ron O’Malley, Gerald Ryan, Lindsay Hunt and Adrian O’Malley Esperance – 2 February 2013 There were two winners on the…
Exciting sprinter Barakey is the star attraction at the Northam Racing Club’s opening meeting of the season.
Leading trainer Jim Taylor has cautioned supporters not to dismiss The Tenby Friar in Saturday’s Digger’s Cup (1800m) at Ascot, despite a last-start failure.
Peter Hall returns to take the ride on Hibernian in the XXXX Gold Narrogin Cup (1900m) and is confident the Adam Durrant-trained gelding is the horse to beat in Sunday’s $50,000 feature.
Rohan Mows Down WA Derby Field The Vaughn Sigley trained Blackfriars colt Rohan proved the dominant force in the Group Two $400,000 WATC Derby (2400m), his fourth victory from 10 starts.
Gary Bowen is confident stable newcomer Fireside can deliver immediate success when she contests the Skyracing TV-Provincial Championship Series Heat (1100m) at Kalgoorlie on Thursday.
Steve Wolfe is confident Jobeth can breakthrough to deliver the leading Great Southern trainer his third success in the $80,000 XXXX Gold-Albany Cup (2100m) on Sunday.
Trainer Dean Nazzari is banking on Hiatus, one of three additions to his stable over the summer season, to have an immediate impact when he debuts in the Worldbase Concrete Cartage Handicap (1100m) at Kalgoorlie tomorrow afternoon.
What the New Tentland Bar Sprint (1100m) lacks in numbers is more than compensated by depth and is one of the better restricted races seen at Albany this season.
Prominent owner-trainer Graeme Hammarquist has been successful in a host of feature races across WA but there is one trophy missing from his cabinet that he would dearly love to win: his hometown Geraldton Cup.
Leading trainer Gordon Spowart believes if there is genuine top end speed in today’s Skywest Handicap (1200m) it will play into the hand of his galloper Statewide.
Desert Oak looms as the horse to beat in tomorrow’s Esperance Cup and if successful he will deliver Albany trainer Mark Nelson his second consecutive win in the staying feature.
Young trainer Chris Gangemi is planning a change of tactics for speed machine Werd in a bid to break the seven-year-olds luckless record in feature races.
A win by Backhouse Street in the Spirit 621 Southwest Handicap (1420m) at Bunbury this afternoon would provide a welcome tonic for his trainer Graeme Evans.
Helen Harding believes a step-up in journey and a change in racing pattern has been instrumental in Little Miss Business returning to peak form.