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Vow And Declare Set For Wfa Return In Cup

Having confirmed himself as a staying star in the spring handicaps, Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare gets an opportunity to become a weight-for-age force. Vow And Declare makes his weight-for-age debut in Saturday's Group One Australian Cup (2000m) at Flemington, his first start since winning the Melbourne Cup (3200m) in November, and trainer Danny[...]
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Ryan Commits To Running Standout In Wet

Owner George Altomonte has given the green light to test quality colt Standout on a wet track in the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick. Trainer Gerald Ryan flagged the possibility the colt might not run if the track was heavy but following a discussion with long-time stable supporter Altomonte late on Thursday, Ryan confirmed[...]
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Eurell Eyes More Flemington Stakes Success

A week after celebrating a stakes double on the Australian Guineas program, trainer Greg Eurell will try to do likewise with two runners on another of Flemington's major race days. The Eurell-trained two-year-old colt Ilovemyself won a Listed 1000m race on debut at Flemington last Saturday with five-year-old gelding Blazejowski later taking out the Group[...]
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Stable Issues Guineas Warning To Rivals

Trainer Anthony Freedman might yet foil the triple crown hopes of Sydney's brightest three-year-olds despite losing early Randwick Guineas favourite Super Seth with an elevated temperature. The scratching of the Caulfield Guineas winner on Wednesday still leaves Freedman represented by Warning. And the stable is confident the Victoria Derby winner Warning can match it with[...]
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Cellsabeel Out Of Reisling Stakes

Former Golden Slipper favourite Cellsabeel has an uphill battle to get to the world's richest two-year-old race. The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained filly was found to be lame after her sixth in the Silver Slipper with the problem rated 2/5. She was scheduled to run in Saturday's Resiling Stakes but after inspecting the filly[...]
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Exceedance Ready To Excel In G1 Newmarket

The Hawkes stable will send out two valuable stallion prospects in one of Australia's premier sprint races at Flemington. Three-year-old Exceedance and four-year-old Trope run in Saturday's Newmarket Handicap (1200m) chasing a Group One win which would enhance their futures at stud. Trope is yet to score at the highest level, his only victory coming[...]
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Apache Chase Needs Pace At Eagle Farm

Eagle Farm trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping a bigger field will generate early pace to help juvenile Apache Chase show his best. Apache Chase will be having his second race start in Saturday's QTIS Two-Year-Old Handicap (1300m) at Eagle Farm. Most of the top youngsters are waiting for next week's $500,000 QTIS The Jewel at[...]
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True Enough at peak for Ellerslie

Ultra-consistent Cambridge galloper True Enough returns to the scene and conditions of his first Group 1 win when he contests Saturday's Group 1 Bonecrusher New Zealand Stakes (2000m) at Ellerslie. A winner of nine of his 21 starts and only unplaced in three outings, Nom Du Jeu six-year-old True Enough was a winner of the[...]
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Health Advice Issued For Cheltenham

A public health notice regarding coronavirus has been issued ahead of the Cheltenham racing Festival. Racegoers are being urged to stay away from next week's Festival if they are experiencing symptoms associated with coronavirus, have travelled through high-risk countries or been in contact with anyone who has. The notice has been added to the British[...]
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Is this the year for Latta?

Lisa Latta is hoping this is her year in the Group 1 Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Cup (3200m). The Palmerston North trainer has finished runner-up in New Zealand's feature staying race and she is hoping in-form galloper Platinum Invador is the horse that can finally secure her the silverware. “King Kamada was beaten into second[...]
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