VOBIS Gold delivers $8 million annually
The recent announcement of an additional incentive scheme in Victoria has repositioned the state as the premier racing region for breeders and owners.
Blind Luck booked to Bernardini
Champion filly Blind Luck has been officially retired from racing and has been booked to Darley stallion Bernardini. The decision was announced earlier this week by owner Dr. Mark Dedomenico and trainer Jerry Hollendorfer.
Musir masters Group 2 in Meydan
Redoute’s Choice stallion Musir denied Presvis a running double in the G2 Al Rashidiya (1800m) at Meydan on Thursday evening.
Instinction a natural for Australian Guineas
Mick Price knows what its takes to win the G1 VRC Australian Guineas having claimed the classic twice in the last four years.
Class tells for Southern Speed
Former Widden Stud shuttler Southern Image was a rank failure in Australia apart from quality mare Southern Speed.
Vinery sires sweep Blue Diamond Previews
Vinery sires dominated the Blue Diamond Previews on Thursday courtesy of brilliant youngsters The Travelling Man and Malasun.
Mosheen joins Shadai stable
Aquanita trainer Robert Smerdon has confirmed a half-share in G1 VRC Oaks winner Mosheen has been sold to Japanese breeder Katsumi Yoshida.
Glorious start to Chinese New Year
Trainer John Size is sure his Hussonet gelding Glorious Days is headed for a Group 1 career in Hong Kong.
Helike filly starts career-best day for Brutons
Trainers Dave and Scott Bruton prepared six winners at the Hobart meeting on Tuesday starting with promising Helike filly Lost Island.
Launch of Redoute’s Choice Club
Young professionals with a passion for racing are invited to join a new Club offering special access to the backstage of the sport.
Bonny filly for Starspangledbanner
Starspangledbanner has sired his first foal at Tweenhills Stud in Gloucestershire. The filly arrived just a week after Tweenhills welcomed the first foal by Swettenham shuttler Equiano.
Chechen President buys champion colt Maritimer
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has entered the international market for the second time this week by purchasing Canadian juvenile Maritimer.
Singapore Fortune for Tenzing
Former Aussie galloper Tenzing broke through for his biggest win in Singapore with a G3 victory in the Fortune Bowl on Tuesday night.
Hussonet colt tops Day 3 at Inglis Classic Sale
The 2012 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale closed at Newmarket with a Hussonet colt climaxing Day 3 at $140,000.
Outback Prince colt Fights for Grantham
One year after Queensland’s devastating floods, the residents of Grantham will finally have something to cheer about this weekend.
Speed gene traces back 300 years
Scientists have traced the origin of the ‘speed gene’ in Thoroughbred racehorses back to a single British mare that lived in the United Kingdom around 300 years ago, according to findings published today in the scientific journal Nature Communications.
Aussie raiders on course for Karaka Million
Australian raiders Ockham's Razor (NZ) and Sell in May (NZ) galloped impressively at Ellerslie in preparation for the $1 million Karaka Million on Sunday.
Dream colt for Rachel
Rachel Alexandra has foaled a Curlin colt at Stonestreet Farm in Kentucky. Emblazoned with a white star, the alert colt bears a striking resemblance to his dam.
Destiny purchased for Dubai World Cup
Controversial Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has purchased Green Destiny for a tilt at the G1 Dubai World Cup.
Hard Spun all business in 2012
Darley shuttler Hard Spun has began 2012 like he means business in the North American second-season sires’ premiership. The son of Danzig has already sired 10 individual winners this year headed by Midnight Transfer.
Tale of the Cat filly crowned at Inglis Classic Sale
Trade during the middle session of the 2012 Inglis Classic yearling sale continued to be buoyant with 154 yearlings selling for $4.94 million on Monday.
Quest heads home defence for Tasmanian Derby
Quality three-year-old Barysh Quest will lead the home defence for the Tasmanian Derby after demolishing his rivals in the LR Hobart Guineas (2100m) on Sunday.
First foal for Alfred Nobel
The first foal by Lynward Park shuttler Alfred Nobel has arrived at Lodge Park Stud in Ireland.
Six O’Clock headlines NZ News
Six O’Clock News (NZ) has struck form at just the right time for the G2 Wellington Cup (2400m) this Saturday, January 28.
Perth filly set for Inglis Premier at Mornington
Red Ransom filly Fuddle Dee Duddle will cross the continent for the $250,000 Inglis Premier at Mornington on February 15 following a powerful victory in Perth on Saturday.
No Doubts about HK Dancer
Not A Single Doubt warmed up for Karuta Queen’s return to racing with an international double on Saturday.
Psychic start for Shinzig
Shinzig began his stud career on the front foot when first starter Psychic Mick won the Distinctive Homes Plate (1000m) at Morphettville on Saturday.
Inglis Classic Sale average down 9% on Day 1
The 2012 Inglis Sydney Classic Yearling Sale got off to a solid start on Sunday with just under $3.49 million traded on the 110 lots that changed hands.
