Updated: 26.11.2008 | 12:07
The rebirth of Western Australian racing will continue this Saturday when a high-class field jumps out for the G1 Kingston Town Classic (1800m) at Ascot. »
The career of jockey Chris Munce suffered another blow on Monday when he was disqualified for 30 months for his part in a tip-for-bets scandal in Hong Kong. »
A 40-1 outsider has caused a massive upset in the Japan Cup with Screen Hero triumphing. »
Douro Valley is on target for his first international mission after completing his final gallop on Australian soil at Moonee Valley on Saturday before next month’s Hong Kong Vase (2400m). »
Another chapter to the Takeover Target legend was written in Perth on Saturday when the veteran star defeated a valiant Apache Cat in the G2 Winterbottom Stakes (1200m). »
Star jockey Glen Boss failed to ride a winner at his first metropolitan meeting as a Melbourne-based hoop at Moonee Valley on Saturday. »
It’s hard for eastern invaders to win in Western Australia, but Takeover Target can be the exception to the rule. »
Saturday’s G2 Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) has been billed as a two-horse race between Takeover Target and Apache Cat, but do not forget the Western Australians. »
Champion jockey Darren Beadman will ride Douro Valley in next month’s G1 Hong Kong Vase (2400m). »
Trainer Fred Kersley is not optimistic Marasco can win Saturday’s G2 Winterbottom Stakes (1200m) at Ascot. »