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New Zealand galloper Rangirangdoo won today’s Group 2 $200 000 Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley. Ridden by Corey Brown the galloper stole back-to-back victory away from premier trainer Mark Kavanagh...
Rank outsider for this afternoon’s $3million Cox Plate (2040m), Sir Slick, has been scratched from the race due to an injured hoof. The eight-year-old Kiwi raider failed to pass a...
Tomorrow the 2009 $3million WS Cox Plate will be held at Moonee Valley and in anticipation of the race we take a look at the entries topping the betting markets...
Legendary trainer Bart Cummings will attempt to add another runner to his already spectacular line-up of entries for this year’s Melbourne Cup on November 3. The Cups King already has...
Cox Plate favourite Whobegotyou’s trainer Mark Kavanagh also has a runner in the Group 2 Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley on Saturday, Raffaello. The five-year-old bay galloper will be ridden...
Last year’s AAMI Vase was won by Whobegotyou, the star galloper now topping the betting markets for this year’s coveted $3million Cox Plate. It is little wonder then that the...
Whobegotyou’s favouritism for this weekend’s Tatts Cox Plate is diminishing with Heart Of Dreams closing the gap between the two rivals. Originally priced at $2.40 (TAB) for Saturday’s $3 million...
The famous Godolphin stable are still entering Crime Scene into the $5.65 Melbourne Cup on November 3 despite the six-year-old gelding finishing sixth in Wednesday’s Geelong Cup behind winner Leica...
Melbourne Cup hopeful Changingoftheguard has had his Cup preparation put on hold by trainer David Hayes after the imported galloper developed an abscess on his near hind hoof. It is...
Wednesday’s Group 3 $215 000 Geelong Cup winner, Leica Ding, has been allocated a half kilo penalty for the Melbourne Cup on November 3. The Darren Weir-trained mare’s penalty was...
Two of the younger Cox Plate runners are topping the betting markets and have been all spring, but as the race approaches punters are starting to look for more value...
The Darren Weir-trained stayer Leica Ding has won the Geelong Cup today by a long neck ahead of the Bart Cummings-trained Dandaad, with the well-backed New Zealand raider Sterling Prince...
