Australian Horse Racing News

Nobu Continues Path To Queensland Derby

Posted on May 25, 2019
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A failed mission to win the New Zealand Derby appears to have been the making of Nobu who will be given the chance to win the season's last Classic in Queensland. The Chris Waller-trained gelding beat one horse home in the NZ Derby at Ellerslie at the beginning of March. Waller brought him back to[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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New Zealand trainer Tony Pike's last-minute decision to run The Bostonian in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup proved a $420,000 bonus when the gelding scored an impressive win. The Bostonian ($10) completed the Cup-Doomben 10,000 double when he beat Princess Posh ($151) by three quarters of a length with a short neck to Trekking[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Order Of Command has collected a third win on the Flemington straight course while providing trainer Danny O'Brien the second leg of a double. O'Brien earlier won with Fabric in Saturday's PFD Food Services Handicap before Order Of Command won his first stakes race, the Listed Straight Six. Saturday's success for Order Of Command was[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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A Class Five win at the Gold Coast one week, a win in the Group Three Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm the next. That's the dramatic transition The Candy Man completed in the space of seven days when he successfully rounded off his Brisbane Cup preparation at Eagle Farm on Saturday. Trainer Barry Baldwin acknowledged[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Prince Fawaz has shot to the top of markets for the J J Atkins Stakes with his win over former favourite Reloaded at Randwick during which he has had to cope with serious interference. The Anthony Cummings-trained Prince Fawaz was a decisive 1-1/4 length winner of Saturday's 1400m-race for two-year-olds and firmed from $15 to[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Well-bred colt Strasbourg will have a belated chance to win a Group One after his strong win in the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Eagle Farm. Co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden had originally hoped Strasbourg would be a genuine Group One Golden Slipper horse but he failed to make the field. Instead, Strasbourg[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

A long campaign hasn't dented the consistency of Spunlago who provided trainer Ron Stubbs with a long-awaited city victory at Flemington. Stubbs returned to training ranks two years ago after “retiring” around 20 years ago to work in the transport industry. During his previous stint Stubbs had a number of city-grade horses including Prince Carrick[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Trainer Brian Smith faces an an anxious couple of weeks hoping Lord Mayor's Cup winner Order Again can gain a Stradbroke Handicap start. Order Again ($5.50) won the Group Three Lord Mayor's Cup (1600m) by three quarters of a length to notch his fourth success at Eagle Farm, cementing his reputation as a track specialist.[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Godolphin Australia's head trainer James Cummings was quick to praise jockey Tommy Berry after Savatiano took advantage of the “perfect storm” to score her second stakes win at Eagle Farm on Saturday. Savatinao ($3.30) was able to sit behind the leader and favourite Quilista before coming away to win by 2-3/4 lengths in the Group[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Trainer Robbie Griffiths has his eyes set on a Group One spring feature after Fidelia stretched her winning sequence to four at Flemington. Backing up from success at Flemington a week ago, Fidelia added Saturday's Donate to NJTappeal.com.au Trophy to her growing record. Ridden by Jye McNeil, Fidelia was sent off the $2.25 favourite in[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Fun Fact dented the reputations of several Queensland Derby contenders when he led throughout to win the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes at Eagle Farm. Ridden by Michael Cahill, Fun Fact ($19) scored by a length from Angel Of Heaven ($10), the lone filly of the field, with Home Made ($71) a short neck away[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

An easy win at a provincial meeting last month has transformed Cruze into a genuine chance of winning a stakes race this winter. Cruze ($5) made it three wins and a second from his past four starts when he beat Snitch ($21) by a short half-head at Eagle Farm on Saturday. Trainer Barry Lockwood has[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
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Lindsay Park will resist pushing too far into winter with first-up Flemington winner Sebrakate. Senior trainer David Hayes is already considering an early spring campaign with the two-year-old following his win in Saturday's Cobcroft Support National Jockeys Trust Trophy. Sent off the $3.20 favourite under Craig Williams, Sebrakate raced to a two length win over[...]

Posted on May 25, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Noble Boy confirmed his rating as a future topliner with an Eagle Farm win on Saturday but trainer Todd Blowes is resigned to missing the Group One Stradbroke Handicap in a fortnight. After being held up for a run in the straight Noble Boy ($1.65) was far too strong beating Egyptian Bullet ($16) by 2-1/4[...]

Posted on May 24, 2019
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Top NSW Northern Rivers jockey Ben Looker is looking forward to his first Group One ride after getting through an injury scare in the lead-up to the Kingsford Smith Cup. Looker, who rides Victorem in Saturday's Group One sprint at Eagle Farm, was sore and sorry after a fall at Moree on Thursday. He rode[...]

Posted on May 24, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

A likely good racing surface has boosted in-form Trekking's chance to give Godolphin's Australian operation its eighth Group One win of the season. Trekking will be joined by stablemate Encryption in the $700,000 Kingsford Smith Cup (1300m) at Eagle Farm with another stablemate Home Of The Brave withdrawn on Friday because of an elevated temperature.[...]

Posted on May 24, 2019
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Sydney jockey Blake Shinn is having an outstanding run of success since relocating to Queensland for the winter and could easily continue it by winning the main two races at Eagle Farm. Shinn rode a treble at the Gold Coast on Wednesday, taking his haul to 15 winners in Queensland from 42 rides. He has[...]

Australian Horse Racing News

Nobu Continues Path To Queensland Derby

The Bostonian Wins G1 Kingsford Smith Cup

Order Of Command Wins Again At Flemington

Popular Grey The Candy Man Wins Group 3

Prince Fawaz Favourite For G1 Jj Atkins

Strasbourg Wins Brc Sires’ Produce Stakes

Spunlago Lands Overdue City Win For Stubbs

Order Again Makes Late Bid For Stradbroke

Tommy Berry Finds Winning Key To Savatiano

Flemington Win Gives Fidelia Four In A Row

All-The-Way Win To Fun Fact In Grand Prix

New-Look Cruze To Take Next Step: Trainer

Sebrakate Returns With Easy Flemington Win

Noble Boy Confirms Promise In Brisbane Win

Ben Looking For First Group One Win

Godolphin Sprinter Trekking Well For Cup

Shinn To Continue Great Run At Eagle Farm

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