Class Melbourne mare Ortensia will lead the Australian contingent in New Zealand’s 2012 Railway Stakes on New Year’s Day, the last-start Winterbottom Stakes winner one of three Aussies nominated for the feature sprint.
Pulled out of retirement, a rejuvenated Ortensia gave new trainer Paul Messara…
After a controversial win on protest in Perth’s richest race, the $1 million Railway Stakes, Gino Poletti’s star-in-the-making Luckygray is ready to shoot for their second elite level success in Saturday week’s 2011 Kingston Town Classic.
The beautiful grey Bradbury’s Luck four-year-old posted their seventh…
Darryl Hansen’s resuming Ascot Handicap winner Essington has opened the narrow favourite to return to the winner’s stall at Eagle Farm this Saturday and win the Keith Noud Quality Handicap 2011.
The consistently performing Redoute’s Choice five-year-old who hails from Mackay will race first-up in…
The sole Australian-trained galloper sweating on an invitation to the 2011 Hong Kong International Races, Darren Smith’s Group 1 The Galaxy winner Atomic Force has missed out on a shot at international glory during next month’s prestigious meeting at Sha Tin.
Owned by the Dean…
The racing action in Oz may be slowing down for the year, but in Hong Kong the best is yet to come with punters and racing fans around the world eagerly counting down the days until the 2011 Hong Kong International Races light up Sha…
Neville Parnham’s Blackfriars four-year-old Playing God could still be back at Ascot on Saturday week to defend their title in the 2011 Kingston Town Classic despite the reigning champion’s discouraging performance in the Railway Stakes last weekend.
Playing God was one of the top fancies…
Kiwi galloper He’s Remarkable will not be accepted for the Kingston Town Classic 2011, their Cambridge-based trainer Roger James confirming it was back home to New Zealand for the four-year-old after their devastating loss on protest in the Railway Stakes last Saturday.
Pentire four-year-old He’s…
Despite a disappointing effort in the Group 1 Railway Stakes at Ascot last weekend, classy Melbourne mare Avienus has been confirmed as a definite starter for Saturday week’s Kingston Town Classic 2011, her Cranbourne-based trainer Mark Webb hopeful she can return to form in her…
Connections of Saturday’s highly-deserving Winterbottom Stakes winner Ortensia are weighing up the options of where to next with the class mare, the Railway Stakes 2012 at Ellersie Racecourse in New Zealand on New Year’s Day one of two possibilities.
The now Paul Messara-trained daughter of…
Forgotten second favourite in Saturday’s WA Guineas 2011 at Ascot Racecourse, the Trevor Andrews-trained King Saul claimed an impressive victory in the Railway Stakes Day feature continuing the dream of running in next month’s Group 1 Kingston Town Classic.
A three-year-old son of Flying Pegasus,…
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