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  • Cox To Succeed Wilson As VRC Chairman

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    A significant leadership transition is set to take place at the Victoria Racing Club, with Neil Wilson to retire as Chairman and Board Director at the Club’s Annual General Meeting on December 15 and Vin Cox appointed to become the VRC’s 23rd Chairman from that date. Wilson will remain in the role through the upcoming Melbourne Cup Carnival and work closely with Cox during the handover, bringing to an end 14 years of service to the Club after joining the Board in 2012 and subsequently serving as Honorary Treasurer, Chief Executive Officer and, since 2020, Chairman. He remains the only person in VRC history to have held both the CEO and Chairman positions. His tenure encompassed some of the most challenging and consequential periods in the Club’s recent history, including steering the organisation through the COVID-19 pandemic while ensuring the Melbourne Cup Carnival continued, supporting sustained investment in Flemington, strengthening international racing relationships and playing a central role in securing the VRC’s media rights partnerships with Tabcorp and Nine Entertainment. The Club also points to strong recent indicators of growth, with more than 286,000 people attending the 2025 Melbourne Cup Carnival, the highest figure since 2018, membership exceeding a record 36,000 and the VRC returning to net profitability in 2026. Cox has served on the VRC Board since June 2020 and brings substantial racing, bloodstock and commercial experience to the chairmanship, having previously been Managing Director of Godolphin Australia and Managing Director of Magic Millions, where he played a leading role in expanding the Gold Coast Carnival. He currently sits on the VRC Racing Sub-Committee and chairs its Masterplan Committee, contributing to the long-term planning of the Flemington precinct and its future facilities and experiences. A VRC member for more than 30 years, Cox described the appointment as “deeply honoured”, adding that the Club’s members would remain central to its direction and that his focus would include world-class racing, premium experiences and continued investment in Flemington. Wilson, meanwhile, reflected on his time at the Club as a privilege and paid tribute to the directors, executives, staff, members, partners, media, government and wider racing industry who supported the VRC during his tenure, while emphasising the importance of balancing the Club’s history and traditions with future opportunity. Chief Executive Kylie Rogers said Wilson’s contribution extended across the VRC’s racing product, Flemington investment, media reach and international partnerships, while describing Cox as bringing significant experience, a strong understanding of the Club and a clear vision for its next chapter. Working alongside Rogers, the Board and the Executive Team, Cox will formally take responsibility following the December AGM as one of Australian racing’s most prominent organisations enters a new era of leadership.

    Vin Cox with Barry Bowditch

    Vin Cox with Barry Bowditch (pic: magicmillions.com.au)

  • Inglis Ready2Race Juveniles Turn Up the Dial

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    A strong collection of breeze-up performances across three countries has added further interest to the Inglis Ready2Race Sale, with all vision and times now available online ahead of the auction at Riverside on October 15. A total of 277 two-year-olds breezed at Warwick Farm, Wangaratta and Taupo over five days, with 226 — or 82 per cent — breaking 11 seconds, reinforcing Inglis' confidence that this year's catalogue contains one of the strongest groups assembled for the sale. The quickest performances came at Taupo, where the course proper was rated Soft 6 and Prima Park produced two sub-10 second juveniles. Lot 53, a gelding by Cosmic Force out of Munjai, clocked 9.87 seconds for 200m, while Lot 158, a colt by Zousain from Undoubtedly So, stopped the clock at 9.90 seconds. Prima Park's Kelly Van Dyk said both had impressed throughout their preparation and their performances came as little surprise. Warwick Farm staged the largest session, with 116 juveniles breezing on a Good 4 surface, highlighted by Hannover Lodge's Lot 35, a Capitalist colt from Lunar Light, who recorded 9.96 seconds. Jade Findlay said the colt's professionalism and preparation had been evident well before breeze day, while Blake Ryan was similarly pleased after presenting 18 youngsters, including Lot 263, a Home Affairs half-brother to Gr2 winner Lightsaber, who ran 10.17 seconds. The final session at Wangaratta featured 110 two-year-olds on a Good 4 track, where Lot 250, a Justify colt from Crystal Fountain offered by Hawthorne Lane, recorded 10.11 seconds. Inglis Bloodstock Sales Manager Harry Bailey said the quality and preparation of the horses across all three venues had been particularly encouraging, pointing to a recent graduate roll that includes Tron Bolt, Libertad, Rubylot, Hard Kick, Tavi Time, Democracy Manifest, Cristal Clear and Bev's Nine. The 2026 catalogue comprises 321 lots, of which 232 were purchased specifically for the Ready2Race Sale, while 35 per cent are either siblings to or out of black type performers. Inglis also highlights the representation of leading sires including Home Affairs, Too Darn Hot, Zoustar, Anamoe, Starspangledbanner, Harry Angel, Toronado, Frankel, Justify, Hellbent and I Am Invincible. Inspections begin at Riverside on October 12 before selling starts at 11am on October 15, with the completed breeze footage now giving buyers the opportunity to assess the entire catalogue ahead of sale day.

  • Autumn Boy Faces Deep Randwick Mile

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    Few spring handicaps expose both class and tactical weakness quite like the Gr1 Epsom Handicap, and Saturday’s 1600m contest at Randwick brings together a field rich in established Gr1 performers and emerging milers. Autumn Boy commands obvious respect for Chris Waller after drawing barrier one with James McDonald aboard and 55.5kg, a particularly attractive impost for a horse already proven at the highest level through victories in the Gr1 Caulfield Guineas and Gr1 Rosehill Guineas. He arrives after another strong effort behind Sheza Alibi in the Gr1 Makybe Diva Stakes and appears ideally placed returning to a mile, where the inside draw should allow McDonald to preserve ground before asking him to accelerate into the race. New Zealand mare Well Written adds considerable intrigue as she makes her Australian debut for Stephen Marsh, carrying 55kg from barrier three under Zac Lloyd after building an unbeaten record at home. Her presence gives the race genuine international interest and the draw provides every opportunity to obtain an economical passage, although she now confronts far deeper opposition than she has met previously. At the other end of the handicap, dual Gr1 winner Ceolwulf shoulders 59kg, while Tom Kitten has 57.5kg and will need to recapture his best after two unplaced Gr1 performances in Melbourne. Idle Flyer and Lady Shenandoah are both proven at elite level but have drawn awkwardly in barriers 18 and 16 respectively, making their tasks tactically difficult, while last season’s Gr1 Spring Champion Stakes winner Attica looks dangerous with just 51.5kg from barrier six. Militarize faces an even wider draw in 19, but his best form demands respect, and several lightweights including Fully Lit, Declichy Boulevard and Mr Miller give the race further depth. With 19 runners engaged, positioning into the first turn and the ability to find cover without surrendering too much ground will be critical. Autumn Boy appears to have been handed the most straightforward map among the leading chances, but Well Written, Attica and the stronger mares ensure there will be very little margin for error in one of the most competitive miles of the spring.

    Autumn Boy

    Attracively weighted Autumn Boy (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • Spring Heavyweights Converge at Flemington

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    Saturday’s Gr1 Turnbull Stakes shapes as a pivotal examination for several major spring contenders, with defending champion Sir Delius confronting a deep 15-runner field over 2000m at Flemington. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained entire returns to the race second-up after finishing behind Sheza Alibi in the Gr1 Makybe Diva Stakes, and his trainers have deliberately given him a lighter path into this year’s edition than the preparation that delivered victory 12 months ago. Craig Williams rides from barrier nine, and Waterhouse has been particularly pleased with Sir Delius since his first-up performance and his final Flemington gallop earlier in the week. Aeliana provides one of the most serious threats after drawing barrier two for Damian Lane and heads a five-strong Chris Waller representation that also includes Buckaroo, Asterix, Ohope Wins and Soul Of Spain. Waller’s numbers give him several tactical options, but Aeliana’s class and economical draw make her the obvious standard-bearer. Half Yours is another major point of interest as last season’s Caulfield Cup-Melbourne Cup hero continues his attempt to establish himself at weight-for-age. Tony and Calvin McEvoy have made it clear that his Turnbull performance will help determine whether he progresses towards the Cox Plate or returns to the Caulfield Cup, and his first-up sixth in the Makybe Diva Stakes contained enough merit to suggest the rise to 2000m will bring him sharply into calculations. Barrier 14 is hardly ideal, although Jamie Melham has options given the gelding’s versatility. Ciaron Maher also has five runners, headed by Naturalism Stakes quinella Zahrann and Saint George, while Cosmic Crusader tackles Flemington for the first time after establishing himself as a serious performer in Western Australia. She’s A Hustler also comes through the Makybe Diva, creating another important form comparison with Sir Delius and Half Yours. Birdman had been among the early Turnbull possibilities but instead heads to the Gr1 Might And Power Stakes a week later, removing one notable rival from an otherwise outstanding field. With proven Gr1 horses, emerging stayers and multiple Cups aspirants converging, the Turnbull carries significance far beyond Saturday itself and should provide one of the clearest indications yet of how the major Melbourne spring features are beginning to take shape.

  • Princess Series Rivals Meet Again

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    The Gr1 Flight Stakes may have attracted only seven runners, but the compact field creates a fascinating rematch between several fillies who have already shaped the Sydney Princess Series. Striking Alibi, Bangkok Hottie and Global Goal emerge as the principal form references after filling the first three positions in the Gr2 Tea Rose Stakes, with Striking Alibi arguably entitled to turn the tables after enduring a less favourable passage before finishing narrowly behind Bangkok Hottie. James McDonald takes the ride from barrier two and the move to 1600m looks entirely suitable, particularly if she can settle within striking distance rather than being forced to make up excessive ground. Bangkok Hottie, drawn immediately outside her in barrier three for Kerrin McEvoy, arrives seeking a third successive victory and brings the strongest recent winning profile into the race. Her ability to relax before quickening has become increasingly evident this preparation and there is little in her Tea Rose performance to suggest the extra 200m will pose a problem. Global Goal, third in that same race, has always shaped as though a mile would suit and Dylan Gibbons should be able to secure a comfortable position from barrier five. Queens Gamble adds another layer from barrier seven and remains close enough to the leading trio on exposed form to capitalise should the race become tactical, while De Armas receives the inside draw and may be able to save ground throughout. Sumac and Parisest Magic complete the field, with the latter carrying the romantic outsider story for Hawkesbury trainer Alex Lemarie after just three career starts. Parisest Magic is still a maiden and faces an enormous leap in grade, but Lemarie has deliberately aimed her at the race and believes the mile will be in her favour. The small field increases the possibility of a controlled tempo, which could place additional emphasis on positioning and turn of foot rather than stamina alone. That scenario may favour Striking Alibi and Bangkok Hottie, who have already demonstrated their ability to quicken sharply, while Global Goal shapes as the filly most likely to improve appreciably with the longer journey. The Flight therefore looks less like a seven-runner procession than a highly concentrated contest between three fillies whose form lines have become closely intertwined during the spring.

  • Rising Star Aethelwulf Meets Established Stayers

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    The rapidly improving Aethelwulf faces his most demanding staying examination yet in the Gr2 The Metropolitan over 2400m at Randwick, where his remarkable winning sequence collides with a field containing several seasoned international-bred stayers and major spring Cups aspirants. Matthew Smith's four-year-old has won his past four starts, including the Newcastle Gold Cup over 2300m, and drops to 55kg with Zac Lloyd aboard from barrier four, a combination that gives him every opportunity to settle within striking distance without spending unnecessary energy. His rise through the staying ranks has been swift, but Saturday represents a significant increase in pressure against horses accustomed to elite company. The Euphrates heads the weights with 59kg for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott and arrives off a last-start victory, with Tim Clark expected to use barrier two to establish a prominent position, while Soul Of Spain carries 58.5kg for Chris Waller and James McDonald from barrier six. Green Spaces is one of the most intriguing runners despite disappointing at his latest appearance, having already demonstrated top-class staying ability through his Gr1 ATC Derby victory; the Bjorn Baker-trained gelding carries 56.5kg and remains firmly in the Caulfield Cup picture. Juja Kibo arrives after finishing second in the Gr3 Kingston Town Stakes and is another whose profile suggests 2400m should suit, while Deakin, Athabascan and Valiant King bring extensive staying experience. The Metropolitan's official classification for 2026 is Gr2, as listed by Racing Australia, despite a number of racing sites continuing to describe it as Gr1 in older or legacy material. The race therefore carries an unusual mix of historical prestige and contemporary significance, particularly for horses seeking to strengthen their claims for Melbourne's major staying races. Aethelwulf's progressive form and attractive weight make him the natural focal point, but The Euphrates and Soul Of Spain possess the class to make the lighter-weight favourite earn every metre of the 2400m journey.

  • Mile Test for Emerging 3YO Filly Brigade

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    A capacity-quality group of three-year-old fillies tackles the Gr2 Edward Manifold Stakes over 1600m, with the Flemington mile providing an important spring examination for runners potentially heading towards longer and richer assignments. Profligate has attracted early market support after shaping throughout the preparation as though the rise to 1600m would suit, and the Grahame Begg-trained filly draws barrier nine for Jordan Childs. Saintly Dancer sits among her principal dangers despite drawing 12, with Ethan Brown retaining the ride for Ciaron Maher, while stablemates Stipulation and Crown Of Fire give Maher considerable depth in the race. Crown Of Fire has also been accepted for the Listed Dulcify Stakes in Sydney, leaving connections with an important decision regarding where she runs. Portinari has also attracted attention in early betting, while Leopard Shark, Nikitria, Tolaga Bay, Oceans Fouroseven, Beautiful You and La Barrita contribute to a genuinely deep field of developing fillies. The race presents a markedly different challenge from shorter lead-ups, with Flemington’s long straight demanding both the ability to conserve energy and the stamina to sustain a run after turning for home. Several runners appear to be reaching the stage of their preparations where a mile should bring improvement rather than expose limitations, making the Edward Manifold particularly significant as a pointer towards later spring races including the Gr1 VRC Oaks for those capable of progressing further in distance. Barrier position may prove less decisive than obtaining rhythm, although La Barrita faces an obvious tactical issue from 16 and several others drawn wide will need to avoid covering unnecessary ground. Profligate’s profile makes her one of the clearest chances, but Saintly Dancer’s consistency and Maher’s strength in numbers give the stable a formidable hand. With 16 fillies engaged and relatively little separating many of them on exposed form, this shapes as one of the more open Gr2 races of the afternoon and a contest likely to produce several horses worth following deeper into the Melbourne spring.

  • Coolmore Aspirants Face Straight-Six Examination

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    The Gr2 Danehill Stakes traditionally provides an important guide towards the Gr1 Coolmore Stud Stakes and Saturday’s 1100m contest again brings together a strong collection of three-year-old sprinters over Flemington’s straight course. Natural Fling brings the highest-level recent form after tackling older horses in the Gr1 Moir Stakes and now returns to his own age group, although barrier 10 ensures Damian Lane will need to judge where the strongest part of the field develops across the straight. His most intriguing rival may be The Next Episode, who makes his Melbourne debut for Ciaron Maher after earlier defeating Natural Fling on the Gold Coast (see below). Mark Zahra takes the ride from barrier six, placing him close enough to the centre of the field to react to whichever side develops into the preferred racing line. Pocketfullofcash has drawn barrier three for Blake Shinn and possesses the tactical speed to hold a prominent position, while Mbube, Over Excited and Big Sky have all displayed enough ability to warrant serious consideration in a race that could reveal another genuine Coolmore contender. Stretan Ruler draws the inside, while Doubt Time has barrier 11 and therefore effectively bookends the field with him, making their relative positions particularly interesting over a course where runners can split widely. Flemington’s straight racing often rewards horses capable of travelling strongly without cover and maintaining speed for an extended period rather than relying on a short sprint, so the Danehill should provide a valuable test of which three-year-olds are genuinely suited to the demands of the Coolmore later in October. Natural Fling possesses the benefit of recent open-age Gr1 exposure, while The Next Episode brings an exciting profile and a previous victory over him, giving the race a clear central rivalry. The broader field, however, contains enough depth to prevent it becoming a two-horse contest, and any runner capable of settling efficiently before sustaining its run through the final 400m will be entitled to emerge as a serious spring sprinting prospect.

  • Gilgai Appears a Wide-Open Speed Contest

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    Flemington's straight 1200m provides the setting for one of Saturday's most evenly matched races, with 15 sprinters engaged in the Gr2 Gilgai Stakes and no obvious standout capable of dominating the contest. Skybird has attracted early support after an encouraging first-up performance and carries the minimum against several more seasoned rivals, while Smooth Chino makes his Melbourne debut after relocating from Western Australia to South Australia and has drawn barrier 14 for Austin Galati. His form gives him genuine claims, although the straight course presents a very different tactical challenge from the tracks on which he has built his reputation. Hedged has drawn barrier three for Blake Shinn and appeals as one of the better-established straight-track performers, while War Machine begins from barrier one with Mark Zahra and carries 59kg. Losesomewinmore has demonstrated a particular liking for the Flemington straight and is reunited with Craig Williams, making him a dangerous runner if the pace develops strongly on his side of the course. Grahame Begg saddles De Bergerac and King Zephyr, with both possessing enough speed to figure, while Arkansaw Kid, Jimmy Recard and several others add to the depth. Desert Lightning heads the weights at 60kg from barrier two, placing considerable importance on whether the inside section proves the preferred part of the track as the meeting progresses. Straight racing often develops into separate groups, and with runners spread from barriers one through 15, jockeys will need to make early decisions about whether to remain in their lanes or seek cover behind rivals. Skybird's weight advantage and first-up effort give her an attractive profile, while Smooth Chino brings the unknown factor of a new environment and first Flemington appearance. Hedged, War Machine and Losesomewinmore possess stronger familiarity with the demands of high-class eastern-state sprinting, leaving the Gilgai as a genuinely open contest in which track pattern and race shape could be decisive.

  • Premiere's Tempted Faces Everest Scrutiny

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    The road to The Everest intensifies at Randwick in the Gr2 Premiere Stakes, where Tempted takes on a large and accomplished field of sprinters over the same 1200m course used for Australia's richest turf race. Ciaron Maher's mare could hardly have been more impressive returning in the Gr2 Concorde Stakes, and she now steps to 1200m carrying 56.5kg under Chad Schofield from barrier 11. Her first-up victory reinforced her reputation as one of the country's leading sprinting mares and has made her the clear early favourite, but the depth of Saturday's field ensures she will need to reproduce that performance against several proven high-class rivals. Races Mazu resumes after a win at his latest appearance and carries 58.5kg from barrier 13 for Rachel King, while Caballus returns for Bjorn Baker from barrier seven and possesses the class to threaten if ready first-up. Headwall has drawn ideally in barrier two after two competitive runs this campaign, while Ninja must overcome barrier 14. Grafterburners continues his Sydney campaign after finishing eighth in The Shorts, a result that trainer Kelly Schweida considered considerably better than it appeared given interference during the race; Adam Hyeronimus rides from barrier eight. Golden Straand brings a strong winning profile but draws 15, while Savvy Hallie, Plaintiff, Generosity and Marhoona give the mares further representation at the lighter 56.5kg. The Premiere has developed into one of the most reliable Everest lead-ups, with previous editions producing major performers in the country's premier sprint, and Saturday's race should again provide a decisive form reference. Tempted has the advantage of race fitness and an explosive fresh victory, but the 1200m trip and a much larger field create a different tactical test from the Concorde. Her ability to find cover from barrier 11 and remain within striking distance turning for home will be crucial, particularly with Headwall and several other capable closers likely to be stalking from more economical draws.

    Tempted

    Exceptional Godolphin mare Tempted (pic: Steve Hart)

  • Crowded Flemington Challenge for Top Mares

    Friday, 2nd October 2026
    The Gr2 Rose Of Kingston Stakes brings together a large and diverse group of mares over 1400m, creating a race where barriers, settling positions and traffic are likely to play as important a role as raw ability. Gold Coast Belle has emerged as the early market leader for Danny O’Brien despite drawing barrier 10, with Mark Zahra booked at 56kg after a campaign that has already produced two wins from her past four starts. She faces several accomplished older mares carrying higher weights, including Ole Dancer and Fireball Miss at 58.5kg, while Abounding, Cilacap and Pondalowie each carry 57.5kg. Pondalowie is particularly well served by barrier two and comes into the race after a recent win, giving Lachlan Neindorf every opportunity to secure an economical run behind the speed. On Display appeals as another major chance despite barrier 18, with Damian Lane riding at 55kg after an encouraging fresh third, while Astral Flame draws much more favourably in barrier six and resumes after compiling a consistent record during her previous preparation. Stylish, Mareth, Shohisha and Gold Medallist add further depth among the lighter-weight division, while proven stakes mare Wrote To Arataki has the inside barrier and could obtain exactly the sort of soft passage required to offset her 57kg. The principal complication is sheer field size: 16 runners have secured places with four emergencies, and those drawn in the outside half will need luck or decisive riding to avoid being trapped wide around the sweeping Flemington turn. Cilacap has the most difficult assignment from barrier 20 should all emergencies come out, while Merrigold and On Display also face awkward starting positions. The Rose Of Kingston traditionally rewards mares capable of racing comfortably at 1400m rather than simply stretching sprint form, and the combination of a large field and long Flemington straight should ensure there are few excuses for those able to find clear running. Gold Coast Belle’s recent form makes her the obvious benchmark, but Pondalowie’s draw, On Display’s upside and the proven quality of several topweights create a far more complicated contest than the market alone might suggest. 
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