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Latest markets for upcoming three-year-old features
The latest markets as at Monday morning after racing over the weekend for upcoming three-year-old features, the Group 1 Golden Rose (1400m), Group 1 Beck Caulfield Guineas (1600m) and the Group 1 Schweppes Thousand Guineas (1600m) – Shards $51 into ... Read More »
Damien Oliver wins eighth Breasley Medal
By AAP Jockey Damien Oliver has won a record eighth Scobie Breasley Medal for his efforts during the season which included a 10th Melbourne premiership. Oliver received maximum votes at four of the final six metropolitan meetings of 2014-15 season ... Read More »
Dissident wins Vic Horse of the Year
By AAP Multiple Group One winner Dissident will begin his new career at stud this spring with the added honour as Victoria’s Racehorse of the Year. During his final season on the track, the Peter Moody-trained Dissident won three Group ... Read More »
Spring like reflections
It is not quite spring officially, but Randwick on Saturday had tantalising spring-like racing. The weather was like a warm spring day and evening, a decent public crowd enjoyed the vast lawns in front of the Queen Elizabeth Stand and ... Read More »
Ghost Protocol wins Taree Cup
By AAP Ghost Protocol has given the Perry family an emotional win in the Taree Cup following the death of family matriarch Beryl. Shannon Perry, foreman for his father Paul, said his grandmother’s death at the age of 90 was ... Read More »
Rating plays on Carey’s mind with Bikila
By AAP Lightly raced stayer Bikila will have to step up in the early part of the spring to have any chance of contesting the bigger races this year. The Street Sense four-year-old began the quest with a barrier trial ... Read More »
Buffering back for the spring
By AAP Star sprinter Buffering has come through his race day gallop in good order and it’s all systems go for another Group One campaign. The eight-year-old stepped out in public for the first time in months for a gallop ... Read More »
Hayes looking forward to Criterion return
By AAP A winning double at Moonee Valley has David Hayes optimistic heading into the spring. Hayes and his training partner Tom Dabernig led in Tawteen and Churchill Dancer on Saturday to claim their first metropolitan winners of the season. ... Read More »
Litigant lays down the law in Ebor
By AAP Litigant has caused an upset in the famous Ebor Handicap at York, beating possible Melbourne Cup contender Wicklow Brave. The seven-year-old Litigant was having his first start for trainer Joe Tuite and was ridden by Oisin Murphy in ... Read More »
