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Jockeys Stood Down From Gosford Meeting

Posted on June 30, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Nine Sydney jockeys have been prevented from riding at Tuesday's Gosford meeting after a well-known Sydney hoop who competed at Rosehill on Saturday began to show flu-like symptoms. While the prominent rider is awaiting test results for COVID-19, Racing NSW stewards announced Andrew Adkins, Brenton Avdulla, Tim Clark, Sam Clipperton, Jason Collett, Robbie Dolan, Adam[...]

Posted on June 26, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Twelve months after joining his jockey father on the WJ McKell Cup honour roll, James Innes Jr will try to emulate the feat in another stakes race on the corresponding program. Innes Jr will partner Hawkes Racing gelding Outrageous in Saturday's Listed Civic Stakes (1350m), hoping to etch his name alongside that of dad James,[...]

Posted on June 1, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Jockey Blake Spriggs expects to get valuable insight into Stradbroke Handicap contender Hightail when he rides the in-form gelding for the first time in an important gallop ahead of the Group One race. Sydney-based Spriggs travelled to Queensland with the plan to ride Grand Piano in Saturday's Stradbroke (1400m). But those plans were shelved last[...]

Posted on May 30, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Champion trainer Gai Waterhouse has her best chance to win one of the few Group One races to elude her after Dawn Passage qualified for the Stradbroke Handicap with a clear-cut win at Doomben. Sent out the popular elect, Dawn Passage ($2.15) needed to win the Group Three Fred Best Classic over 1350m to get[...]

Posted on May 25, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

In-form Sydney colt Dawn Passage is the early favourite to win the Fred Best Classic at Doomben and clinch his spot in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap. The Group Three Fred Best Classic (1350m) on Saturday features a number of three-year-olds who also hold nominations for the Stradbroke a week later at Eagle Farm. The[...]

Posted on December 24, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Saas Fee comes from a family close to trainer Gerald Ryan's heart and the filly is on a mission to live up to her breeding in the Group Three Belle of the Turf Stakes at Gosford. By Black Caviar's brother All Too Hard, Saas Fee is out of Snitzerland who Ryan trained to win the[...]

Jockeys Stood Down From Gosford Meeting

Jockey’s Outrageous Bid To Return A Winner

Spriggs Chasing Stradbroke Win On Hightail

Dawn Passage New Stradbroke Handicap Favourite

Stradbroke Places Up For Grabs At Doomben

Saas Fee Aiming To Upset Older Rivals

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