Top WA horseman Jim Taylor has named the $80,000 Listed Summer Scorcher (1000m) at Perth’s Ascot Racecourse on 2011 Perth Cup Day this New Year’s Eve as the next-up target for his in-form Oratorio mare Latoria.
Unbeaten for the season, five-year-old Latoria recorded her sixth…
Former boom sprinter Hay List will continue to be prepared by Gosford-based horseman John McNair despite earlier rumours the horse’s WA-based connections where considering a change of trainer ahead of their autumn return.
A hulking Statue Of Liberty six-year-old, Hay List hasn’t raced since their…
Goliath galloper Hay List, currently sidelined with injury, has a big summer- autumn campaign on the cards with a possible change of trainers and another rematch against superstar mare Black Caviar.
One of the boom sprinters on the Australian racing scene, State Of Liberty gelding…
Former top elect, the Jim Taylor-trained Barakey has been officially scratched from the 2011 Winterbottom Stakes in Perth on Saturday week, class mare Ortensia the new favourite to win the Perth Summer Racing Carnival feature.
Earlier this week undefeated Key Business four-year-old Barakey overtook the…
Superstar sprinter Black Caviar may have been ruled out as a 2011 Winterbottom Stakes contender after earlier plans for our great mare to head to Perth for the November 19 showdown, but there will still be plenty of talent in the Winterbottom field with 35…
The 2011 Winterbottom Stakes in Perth on November 19 has lost its drawcard contender with Victoria’s premier horseman Peter Moody announcing Black Caviar will not race again this year.
The superlative mare took her career record to an incredible 16 wins from 16 starts on…
Premier Victorian trainer Peter Moody is more tempted than ever to treat the Perth racing fans to a glimpse of his wonder mare Black Caviar after the Winterbottom Stakes received an upgrade in status, the feature to run as a Group 1 from 2011.
Worth…
The Tony Noonan-trained Ortensia claimed victory in Saturday?s $500 000 Group 2 Player-Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) at Ascot, giving the four-year-old her second Group 2 victory.
Ridden by in-form Melbourne jockey Craig Williams Ortensia, second favourite going into the race at $3.70, defeated the Jim Taylor-trained…
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