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Sears Team Chase More QTIS Money At Farm

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The Tony and Maddy Sears training partnership is set to continue its domination of QTIS bonus races with two key runners at Eagle Farm. The team has Dark Son in the Makers Mark QTIS Two-Year-Old Handicap (1000m) and Raging Pole in the TAB QTIS Three-Year-Old Handicap (1200m). Last season the Sears combination became the first[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has confirmed a registered racehorse has died and another has been euthanised after investigations at a property near Brisbane. QRIC boss Ross Barnett said another two horses were found to be in a serious condition after a visit by Integrity officers to the property at Pimpana between Brisbane and the[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Most New Zealand horses relish rain-affected ground but trainer Bjorn Baker is not convinced that is the case for former Kiwi Bobby Dee. While the four-year-old is not hopeless in the wet having been placed on a heavy track at Randwick in June, his overall form on tracks rated slow or worse is mixed. Baker[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Toowoomba trainer Steve Tregea has a reputation for successfully trying new tactics with his horses and he hopes to do it again with Prioritise at Eagle Farm. Prioritise has run at 1600m, 1800m and 1400m at his past three starts but will drop back to 1200m in Saturday's Mount Franklin Handicap at Eagle Farm. Tregea[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Danny O'Brien admits the Kensington Stakes distance is a query for My Pendant but the trainer will not be surprised to see her finish over the top of her rivals. My Pendant has never raced below 1200m but O'Brien has opted to kick off her campaign in Saturday's Listed race over the straight 1000m at[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

John Camilleri is best known in racing circles as the breeder of champion Winx but to David Payne, Camilleri will always be the man who kick-started his Australian career. A champion jockey and trainer in his native South Africa, Payne had to start from scratch when he moved his family to Australia in 2002. Camilleri[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

In-form gelding Kalik can continue to prove his bloodlines are not the best guide to his sprinting capabilities when he races at Eagle Farm. Kalik, whose breeding suggests he should be a stayer, will be aiming to make it four wins from his past five starts in Saturday's TAB Three-Year-Old Handicap (1200m). The gelding has[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Apprentice jockey Kozzi Asano is flying at the moment, in more ways than one. The Canterbury-based hoop has been clocking up a fair few frequent flyer points of late travelling around the country and he was once again rewarded for his efforts at New Plymouth on Thursday. Asano bagged five wins on the six race[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Cambridge trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman will be looking to plunder some Wellington spoils on Saturday where they will contest three feature races at Trentham. Mongolian Marshal will tackle Group 1 company in the Harcourts Thorndon Mile (1600m) and his trainers have been impressed with the way he has been working since his fourth-placing[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The shock win of Little Spoon at $101 at Mackay could be a pointer to a change of luck for trainer Tom Button at Eagle Farm. Button trained Little Spoon but transferred her to Rockhampton-based Basil Ryan to continue her racing in central Queensland. Button retained ownership of Little Spoon who scored an impressive win[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

In-form jockey James Orman is clear to maintain his association with Niccanova despite being suspended at Doomben. Orman rode a treble at Thursday's meeting on Alderman, Paleontologist and Mountbatten but fell foul of stewards for his ride on the latter. He was suspended for six days after pleading guilty to causing interference on Mountbatten near[...]

Posted on January 17, 2020
in Hong Kong Horse Racing News

Beauty Generation faces a pivotal test in Sunday's (19 January) Group 1 Stewards' Cup (1600m) at Sha Tin with not only the direction of future assignments but also his status as Hong Kong's best miler in the balance. Trainer John Moore has his heart set on Beauty Generation enhancing his legacy as a world class[...]

Posted on January 16, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Melbourne Racing Club chairman Peter Le Grand says he will continue to foster relationships with interstate racing bodies including NSW. He was responding to criticism by Racing Victoria chairman Brian Kruger over the MRC's decision to buy a slot in the 2019 Everest, Australia's richest race held at Randwick. The MRC bought the slot held[...]

Posted on January 16, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

In-form Melbourne jockey Jye McNeil has been successful in an appeal against a suspension for his ride in the Chester Manifold Stakes. McNeil rode four winners at last Saturday's Flemington meeting, including the feature race on Amadeus. McNeil was later found guilty of careless riding aboard Amadeus near the 1000m of the 1400m-race and given[...]

Posted on January 16, 2020
in United Kingdom Horse Racing News

Badsworth Boy is the only horse to win the Champion Chase three times (1983, 1984 and 1985). However, Altior could become the second horse to complete the treble at the Cheltenham Festival in March.

Posted on January 16, 2020
in United Kingdom Horse Racing News

Pentland Hills is the current favourite for the Champions Hurdle Trial and can be backed at 6/4. The Peter Marsh Handicap Chase is the main supporting race on the card and Definitly Red is the horse to back at 8/1.

Posted on January 16, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

The Group One Australian Guineas features prominently in trainer Danny O'Brien's plans for lightly raced colt Banquo, who is set to kick off his campaign over a sprint distance at Flemington. Banquo began his career with New Zealand trainer Stephen Marsh and raced twice in Melbourne as a late-season two-year-old, remaining in Victoria to join[...]

Horse Racing News

Sears Team Chase More QTIS Money At Farm

Racehorse Dies And Another Euthanised

Wet Track A Query For Baker’s Bobby Dee

New Tactics For Prioritise At Eagle Farm

Kensington Stakes Return For My Pendant

Old Friends Reunite Through Fasano

Kalik Can Continue To Disprove Bloodlines

In-form jockey stays loyal to Southern connections

Cambridge quartet tackle Trentham features

Button Chasing A Change Of Brisbane Luck

Suspended Orman Can Ride Niccanova In Cup

Beauty Generation ‘diminished’ but not done

MRC Open To Everest Slot Again: Le Grand

Jye McNeil Wins Careless Riding Appeal

Altior tipped to win fifth Cheltenham Festival race

Pentland Hills to run at Haydock, Definitly Red at Anfield

Guineas Aim For Promising Colt Banquo

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