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Subedar Brings Winning Form To Rosehill

Posted on August 10, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Well-bred but slow maturing three-year-old Subedar has translated his winning provincial form to Rosehill with a strong victory over 1400 metres. Subedar is by four-time Group One winner Sepoy out of Virage de Fortune who fetched a then-record $3.4 million in 2007 for a horse sold at public auction in Australia when sold as a[...]

Posted on August 8, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

On the back of a record-breaking juvenile season, all eyes will be on Godolphin's squad of three-year-olds this spring with Athiri set to pave the way in the Listed Rosebud. The Lonhro filly was part of Godolphin's richly talented two-year-old team which took all before them in the autumn, culminating in the Golden Slipper in[...]

Posted on August 3, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

On a day celebrating jockeys past and present, Rachel King has made her mark on the new season with a winning double at Randwick. After steering the Joe Pride-trained La Chica Bella back to the winners' list, King took out the Jockeys Reunion Handicap (1300m) aboard Bangkok for Allan Denham. Before the race, jockeys riding[...]

Posted on August 3, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Trainer James Cummings is non-committal about where Roheryn will go in the spring with the four-year-old re-establishing his place in the Godolphin stable as a gelding. The winner of his first two starts, Roheryn was controversially beaten last November as odds-on favourite. He was given a long break and gelded in the meantime, making his[...]

Posted on August 3, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Some of the season's newly turned three-year-olds have shown they still have a bit to learn, putting on a messy display for the first race at Randwick. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Mandela was sent out the $3.10 favourite and eventually got his win on Saturday after coming out slowly and getting back further than[...]

Posted on August 2, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Bjorn Baker is keen to get some results on the board for high-profile syndicators Highclere Thoroughbreds, starting at the first metropolitan meeting of the new racing season. Highclere has enjoyed great success internationally and its director, John Warren, has some top-end clients, including The Queen for whom he is a bloodstock advisor. It is little[...]

Posted on July 31, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

James Cummings has fallen agonisingly short of an important milestone but he still managed to finish a season-ending city meeting at Warwick Farm with yet another spring prospect for Godolphin. Cummings needed a treble to train a century of Sydney metropolitan winners in 2018-19. He had to settle for a double with Avon River and[...]

Posted on July 3, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News, United Kingdom Horse Racing News

Sydney jockey Kerrin McEvoy has secured the ride on third favourite Regal Reality in the Group One Coral-Eclipse. McEvoy is in England where his primary objective was to ride Houtzen in the King's Stand Stakes at the Royal Ascot meeting. The Queensland mare slipped at the start of the race and finished out of the[...]

Posted on June 19, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Trainer Toby Edmonds will wait to see how Australian sprinter Houtzen comes through her unplaced King's Stand Stakes run before confirming whether the mare contests more races during the English summer. Houtzen's chances in the Group One sprint at Royal Ascot on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST) were dealt a blow when the mare knuckled at the[...]

Posted on June 19, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Queensland mare Houtzen has finished a disappointing eighth in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot following a slip at the starting barrier. The Toby Edmonds-trained four-year-old went off at $25 with the local bookmakers, but hopes of shocking the home contingent in the 1000 metre Group One showpiece were essentially over before the race[...]

Posted on June 17, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Australian mare Houtzen will start from barrier 11 of 12 in her bid for Royal Ascot glory in the King's Stand Stakes. Race favourite Battaash has drawn alongside her in the outside gate for the straight track 1000m-sprint on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST) the opening day of the meeting. Last year's winner Blue Point is on[...]

Posted on June 17, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News, United Kingdom Horse Racing News

Posted on June 11, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Three-time winners Kerrin McEvoy and Damien Oliver will both be part of this year's Melbourne Cup Tour, with the champion jockeys set to accompany the famous Cup to their respective home towns. Sydney-based McEvoy, who won his third Cup last year on Godolphin-owned English horse Cross Counter, will travel to Streaky Bay in South Australia[...]

Posted on June 8, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

WHAT THE JOCKEYS SAID AFTER THE STRADBROKE HANDICAP Kerrin McEvoy (Trekking, won): “He was suited by the fast pace and got into the race at the right time.” Tommy Berry (Tyzone, 2nd): “Had a beautiful cart behind the winner but just wan't quite good enough to pick him up.” Leith Innes (Endless Drama, 3rd): “Super[...]

Subedar Brings Winning Form To Rosehill

Godolphin Begins 3YO Roll-Out In Rosebud

Mcevoy, King On Centre Stage At Randwick

Roheryn Makes Winning Return As A Gelding

Mandela’s Talent Gets Him Over The Line

Smart Colt Edison Ready To Shine

Sydney Metro Century Eludes James Cummings

Kerrin Mcevoy To Ride In Coral-Eclipse

Houtzen Could Have More English Starts

Poor Start Curtails Houtzen’s Ascot Hopes

Barrier 11 For Houtzen In King’s Stand

Barrier 11 For Houtzen In King’s Stand

Melbourne Cup To Tour 39 Destinations

What The Group I Stradbroke Jockeys Said

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