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Cox Plate journey begins for star Tassie filly
广东时时彩11选五 www.yya1n.com.cn Tasmanian flagship filly Mystic Journey has returned to work as she builds towards her long-term goal the $5 million Group 1 Cox Plate in October.
Jigger charges case adjourned
Trainer Jarrod McLean has had his case involving two charges of possessing an electrical apparatus, known as a jigger, and conduct prejudicial to racing adjourned until September.
Raceday focus: Best bets at Ballarat Synthetic
A number of runners on the verge of winning get their chance to do so at Ballarat Synthetic, while Team Hayes have several horses at the top of the betting.
Raceday focus: Nowra, Tamworth
Devil Dan should appreciate more ground and looks a knockout chance, according to Daily Telegraph form analyst Shayne O’Cass, when thoroughbred action heads to Nowra and Tamworth. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
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Weekend Best Bets: Who to back at the track
Our experts give you an early shot at finding a winner as they look at the major races around the nation this weekend. LATEST BETTING MARKETS
On The Punt: Best bets for Mornington
Are you looking for a winner at Mornington today? Fear not, Herald Sun racing guru Michael Manley has you covered, with everything from best bets to what key trainer Robbie Griffiths thinks of his runners.
Odyssey set for Magic Millions after upset win
PUNTERS took great delight in the upset win of The Odyssey, who became the first winner for his former top sprinter Better Than Ready at Doomben. But there could be bigger things to come. Plus, catch up on all the news in this week’s Verdict.
Weekend Best Bets
OUR experts give you an early shot at finding a winner as they look at the major races around the nation this weekend.
Raceday focus: Nowra, Tamworth
Devil Dan should appreciate more ground and looks a knockout chance, according to Daily Telegraph form analyst Shayne O’Cass, when thoroughbred action heads to Nowra and Tamworth. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Old warrior fills trainer with Pride
Veteran stayer Destiny’s Kiss turned back the clock to win his second Winter Cup at Rosehill Gardens — six years after he first won the Listed race.
Duggan rolls back years on tough Bird
Jenny Duggan capped off a big week, which included winning the Rising Star Apprentices title, with her first metro Saturday success in almost five years at Rosehill Gardens.
Enforcement earns Berry’s stamp of approval
Tommy Berry gave the Team Snowden-trained Enforcement plenty of praise after the gelding scored a dominant win at Rosehill Gardens.
Hurt Derby jockey has successful surgery
Dual Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown has had successful surgery to his back after coming down following a horror incident in the Queensland Derby.
Newnham’s babies deliver dynamic double
They say when it rains it pours and that was the case for trainer Mark Newnham, who had never won a race at Doomben before he landed back-to-back stakes winners in the space of 40 minutes.
Nathan’s Racebook: Queensland Oaks Day
Finding winners just became a whole lot easier with The Courier Mail racing editor Nathan Exelby and the bookmaking team from Ladbrokes on the case for the Queensland Oaks Day meeting.
Why they called Dittman ‘the enforcer’
Queensland has produced some of Australia’s greatest jockeys, including Mick Dittman, the man they called ‘the enforcer’. Here’s a look at our favourite riders of all time.
Big spring plans for Parsifal
Promising galloper Parsifal is enjoying some paddock life after continuing his stellar record with an impressive Flemington win on Saturday.
Eastender Cup scratching inquiry adjourned
Thoroughbred Racing SA stewards have adjourned the inquiry into the race-day scratching of Eastender on Adelaide Cup Day after trainer Barry Campbell gave evidence on Tuesday.
Goodwood rivals Despatch-ed with ease
South Australia’s top trainer Tony McEvoy couldn’t hind his delight after Despatch defied rivals to win the $750,000 Group 1 Goodwood just days after taking a swing at the state government.
Star turn: Peters and Hall add to Cup haul
The west’s own Cups king Peter Hall delivered owner Bob Peters a record eighth Perth Cup with a sublime ride on out-of-form stayer Star Exhibit at Ascot.
In-form Viddora can repeat Perth glory
LLOYD Kennewell believes Viddora is in similar form to last year as the mare attempts to join a select band of multiple Group 1 Winterbottom Stakes winners.
Wizard weaves his magic on rising Star
A master plan hatched six years ago by WA’s leading owner Bob Peters came to fruition when brilliant mare Galaxy Star won the Group 1 Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Greyhound becomes the new Chautauqua
Chautauqua was a star of the turf and a known barrier rogue, now a well-bred greyhound is following in the grey flash’s footsteps.
Jockey’s warning on eve of Winx return
Australia’s favourite racehorse is chasing her 30th straight win on Saturday in her first appearance of 2019. But Hugh Bowman has a word of warning.
Meet Australia’s dumbest punter
THIS betting genius thought he had a fool-proof plan to landing the winner in this year’s Melbourne Cup. But he was wrong again!
Inside word on every Cup runner
YOU’VE heard all the so-called expert tips on the Melbourne Cup — but what about those who are actually closest to the horses?
Late twist in Melb Cup betting
IT had been one-way traffic for most of Melbourne Cup Day but a late fightback had punters in two minds as the race approached.
