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  • Anticipation Surrounds Jimmysstar's Spring Return

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A new spring campaign will begin from familiar surroundings for one of Australia's most exciting gallopers when New Zealand-bred Jimmysstar steps out in a star-studded barrier trial session at Warwick Farm on Tuesday, although this year's path is set to differ significantly from the one that carried him to The Everest 12 months ago. Ciaron Maher's explosive seven-year-old will contest a 900-metre trial, mirroring the opening stages of last year's preparation when he had two public hit-outs before resuming in the Gr3 Concorde Stakes and eventually earning a berth in the world's richest sprint, reports racing.com. This time, however, the son of Per Incanto is being aimed first-up at the Gr1 Memsie Stakes over 1400 metres at Caulfield on August 29 after racing through until the Gr1 Kingsford Smith Cup on May 30, prompting the stable to adopt a different strategy. Maher's national assistant trainer Jack Turnbull believes the shorter spell has left the gelding in ideal condition to tackle a longer race at the start of his campaign. "He only had a short break and has been in work, so he looks spot on," Turnbull said. "Coming back off that break with residual at 14 (hundred metres) being an older horse could really be the right recipe. If he's on song, which he should be and the trial will tell us a little bit more as well, then it looks like a nice kick-off point for him." The Memsie will also provide valuable insight into which direction Jimmysstar takes during the spring, with both another crack at The Everest and a tilt at the A$5 million Gr1 King Charles III Stakes over 1600 metres remaining under consideration. He currently occupies the $8 third line of betting for the Memsie behind glamour mare Sheza Alibi at $2 and Angel Capital at $6, underlining the regard in which he is held despite the altered preparation. Tuesday's trials will offer far more than just Jimmysstar's return, with Warwick Farm hosting an outstanding collection of established stars and emerging talent. Golden Slipper winner Guest House, Spring Champion Stakes hero Attica and the high-profile filly Chayan, recently purchased by Coolmore for A$5.6 million, headline Trial 3 alongside Jimmysstar. The preceding 900-metre heat features fellow Maher runners Tempted and Another Wil against Marhoona and Birdman, while the opening 1000-metre trial boasts another elite cast including Light Infantry Man, Gringotts and Chris Waller's accomplished performers Aeliana, Beiwacht, Buckaroo, Campione D'Italia and Fireball. With so many headline acts resuming their preparations, Tuesday morning promises to provide some of the earliest and most revealing clues to the shape of the spring carnival, even if Jimmysstar's ultimate destination remains one of the season's more intriguing unanswered questions.

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    Explosive sprinter Jimmysstar (pic: Bradley Photographers)

  • Daniels Celebrates First Metropolitan Milestone

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A breakthrough victory at metropolitan level provided one of the most memorable moments of an emerging riding career on Sunday when apprentice Nadia Daniels partnered the Lindsay Park-trained Sunsets to success, securing the first city winner of her promising career. The 20-year-old has quickly built an impressive affinity with the gelding, now boasting two victories from only three rides aboard him, and the achievement represented the reward for persistence after steadily climbing through the apprentice ranks. Understandably emotional after returning to scale, Daniels admitted the occasion was one she had been visualising since first experiencing metropolitan racing. "I'm absolutely rapt, it's a really good day for me," she said. "I've definitely been thinking about this moment. Ever since I rode at my first midweek meeting in town, I just wanted more of it. I want to thank all of the trainers, the owners, and everyone who has helped me get to this point." Claiming three kilograms in the city, Daniels is apprenticed to Mornington trainers Pat Carey and Harris Walker, whose support has helped shape her early career. She also acknowledged Walker's close relationship with the Hayes brothers as an important factor in opening the door to opportunities with powerhouse stable Lindsay Park, which has increasingly entrusted her with quality rides as her confidence and results have continued to grow. "This horse has been so good to me and I can't thank the Hayes boys and the owners enough for putting me on today," Daniels said. "Lindsay Park has been supporting me a lot of late. Harris Walker is good friends with the Hayes brothers, and Celine Gaudray, who is a good friend of mine, put in a good word for me. Once I started riding well and getting a few winners, I think they (Lindsay Park) saw it as a good opportunity to utilise me. I'm so lucky to be riding for such a great team." Daniels' journey into racing has been anything but conventional. Rather than progressing through the traditional pathways many young jockeys follow, her career owes much to encouragement from close friend and fellow rider Celine Gaudray, who urged her to seek work at Carey's stable. That decision ultimately set her on the path to becoming one of Victoria's most promising apprentices. Away from the racetrack, Daniels also has a distinctive family background. Her mother emigrated from Russia to Australia as an 18-year-old, and the family continues to speak Russian at home, a reminder of the heritage that has accompanied the young rider throughout her rise in racing. Having ridden 24 winners last season, Daniels continues to build on that foundation, and Sunday's metropolitan breakthrough lifted her overall tally to 36 career victories. With growing support from leading stables, valuable weight relief in town and an expanding reputation for composure in the saddle, the milestone appears less like the culmination of a journey than the beginning of an exciting new chapter in a career gathering increasing significance.

  • Stats Point to Exceptional 2025-26 Sydney Season

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A formidable 2025/26 metropolitan campaign has underlined Sydney's standing among the world's busiest and most lucrative racing jurisdictions, with the Australian Turf Club and Racing NSW completing 108 meetings across the city's racecourses during the season. As reported by racingnsw.com.au, those fixtures attracted 8796 runners and distributed $213,876,650 in prizemoney, while 50,427 owners attended meetings throughout the year. The program again carried exceptional depth at the elite level, featuring 114 Group contests made up of 31 Gr1 races, 39 Gr2 events and 44 Gr3 races. There were 157 black-type races in total, contested by 1665 starters, illustrating the strength and frequency of Sydney's stakes racing across all four seasons. Familiar names were once again prominent at the head of the metropolitan premiership tables, with Rosehill-based champion Chris Waller preparing 183 winners and collecting $51,582,520 in prizemoney to dominate the trainers' championship. James McDonald secured the senior jockey title with 91 victories and earnings of $27,004,320 – see below –  while Siena Grima completed an outstanding season by taking the apprentice premiership with 34 wins and $3,639,700 in prizemoney. The three champions were scheduled to be formally recognised following the opening race at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday. Australian Turf Club chief executive Steve McMahon described Sydney as one of international racing's most competitive centres and said the sport continued to uncover exciting horses and compelling stories. Attendance rose across the season, highlighted by a second successive sell-out for TAB Everest Day at Royal Randwick, which again provided the centrepiece of the Sydney spring. McMahon acknowledged the trainers, jockeys, stable staff and other participants responsible for staging racing throughout the year, while also paying tribute to the thoroughbreds at the heart of the industry. He extended the club's appreciation to ATC members, owners, punters and commercial partners who supported meetings across the full 52-week calendar. With another metropolitan season beginning at Rosehill, the ATC intends to continue improving its race meetings and training centres while working alongside Racing NSW and industry participants to strengthen Sydney's position at the forefront of Australian racing.

  • Incoming BHA CEO Commits to Full Time Role

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A full-time commitment and a determination to improve British racing's political influence will underpin Simon Cox's approach when he begins an initial three-year term as chair of the British Horseracing Authority on October 1. Appointed last week to fill the vacancy created by Lord Allen's resignation in March after only six months in the role, Cox said he would devote his "full energy" to the position rather than treat it as a limited weekly responsibility. The owner-breeder, who holds a share in stallion Logician, will relinquish his place on the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association board of trustees, along with his chairmanship of the BHA's Jumps Pattern Committee and involvement with the industry's High Quality Horse Group. Cox has met Allen and believes his predecessor brought "a lot of good ideas for the sport", although he suggested Allen's relative lack of immersion in racing made an already demanding task more difficult. "I think the other difference I am going to bring is I am totally invested and totally immersed in this sport and I am going to do this full time, I am not going to do this a day a week, I am not going to do this two days a week," Cox said. While stressing that chief executive Brant Dunshea and the executive team would continue to run the organisation, he described himself as a prospective chief cheerleader who would support those responsible for its daily operation. Cox said his affection for racing had created a "duty of care" towards the sport and identified listening, diligence and an ability to unravel complex problems among the qualities he would bring to the chairmanship. He intends to study issues thoroughly, understand both what is said and left unsaid, and surround himself with capable people rather than improvise his way through the position. Engagement with government is expected to become one of his most important responsibilities as racing continues to confront concerns surrounding affordability checks, gambling regulation and their potential financial consequences. Cox spent more than three decades in the brewing industry, where he worked within a heavily regulated environment and was active with the Portman Group, the alcohol sector's social responsibility body. He was also closely involved in the successful campaign to abolish the beer duty escalator, providing experience of dealing directly and indirectly with government. Cox believes racing must acknowledge gambling-related harm and contribute to proportionate measures designed to address it, while becoming more assertive in promoting the industry's social, economic and cultural benefits. "Let's call a spade a spade, somehow or other we have got to find a more effective way to engage with government policy makers," he said. Although recognising the work already being undertaken across the sport, Cox conceded racing was not cutting through as effectively as required and said greater collaboration would be necessary to change that.

  • Vinery's Complete Season of Success

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A season of achievement across the racetrack, sale ring and breeding barn has reinforced Vinery Stud's standing among Australia's leading thoroughbred operations, with fresh Group 1 graduates, a strengthened stallion roster and impressive commercial returns providing the foundations for an outstanding 2025-26 campaign. Vinery-bred and raised horses again performed at the highest level, led by new Group 1 winners Sepals (see below), Lara Antipova and Queensland Oaks heroine Fireball Miss, each carrying the farm's familiar brand and extending a record that has produced an average of two Group 1 winners per season since Vinery's establishment in 2000. Further success came through half-siblings Sass Appeal and Cristal Clear, who registered stakes victories on consecutive weekends, while Legacy Bound won the Listed Poseidon Stakes and earned a Group 1 placing in the Coolmore Stud Stakes. The farm also entered an important new phase through the union of its stallion interests with Kia Ora Stud, resulting in Farnan and Captivant joining reigning champion first-season sire Ole Kirk and new recruit Tropicus. Ole Kirk's first crop supplied more stakes-winning two-year-olds than any Australian champion first-season sire of the previous decade, headed by Too Darn Hot, Extreme Choice, Zoustar, Pierro and I Am Invincible, before Ole Dancer added further distinction in the Gr1 MRC Thousand Guineas. Golden Slipper winner Farnan completed his first season as the leading first-season sire by winners and produced eight first-crop stakes horses, while Captivant's opening runners included Gr2 Spirit Of Boom Classic winner Vantorix. Tropicus arrives as a Gr1 Oakleigh Plate winner and the fastest, highest-rated sprinting son of Too Darn Hot to retire to stud in 2026. Established roster members also excelled, with All Too Hard enjoying a breakout juvenile season led by Gr3 Black Opal Stakes winner Music Time, Exceedance producing three Group winners and Star Turn maintaining a 70 per cent winners-to-runners strike-rate. Vinery's sale-ring results were equally strong, beginning with a perfect clearance at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale, where 25 yearlings grossed almost $6.5 million at an average of $258,000. The draft was headed by an $800,000 Snitzel colt from multiple Group 1 winner Loving Gaby, while Ole Kirk yearlings averaged $290,000 across the two major early sales. A 90 per cent clearance followed at Inglis Premier, where a Zoustar filly from Snitzerland made $320,000, before the Inglis Easter draft produced $650,000 for the I Am Invincible half-sister to Classique Legend and Aethero and $525,000 for an Ole Kirk colt from Moroccan Rose. Vinery's expanding broodmare consignment achieved 100 per cent clearance at the Inglis Chairman's Sale, then grossed $5.385 million for 17 mares at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale, almost four times the farm's 2024 total. Miss Celine and Amelita each realised $800,000, while Quantum Mechanic brought $750,000. Investment also continued on the buying side through the acquisition of Rapt, Street Gossip, Zouperb and Canara, ensuring the broodmare band remains capable of supporting both the established roster and Vinery's emerging stallions as another breeding season approaches.

  • Victoria Pays Homage to 25-26 Stars

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    Victoria’s breeding excellence took centre stage at Luminare in South Melbourne on Saturday night as the 2026 Victorian Breeding Awards celebrated a season rich in Group 1 success, VOBIS returns and enduring industry service, with Janice McKenna emerging as the evening’s defining figure. Crowned Yulong Leading Victorian Small Breeder for the second successive year, McKenna’s remarkable campaign was underpinned by Half Yours, whose emotional Caulfield Cup-Melbourne Cup double also secured Breednet Champion Victorian Bred Racehorse honours. Her influence extended further through Flying Done, named Racing Victoria VOBIS Horse of the Year after the three-year-old amassed three wins and three placings from 10 starts while collecting $88,600 in VOBIS Silver and Gold bonuses and another $60,000 in VOBIS Platinum vouchers. The night carried an additional poignant note when La Gazelle, the late dam of Half Yours, was recognised as Avenel Equine Hospital Champion Victorian Broodmare, completing an extraordinary awards season for her owner and breeder. Swettenham Stud’s Toronado reinforced his standing among the state’s elite stallions by securing the IRT Champion Victorian Sire title for a second time after another year of widespread success across Australasia, while Darley Northwood shuttle horse Blue Point claimed Racing Victoria VOBIS Sire of the Year, his progeny earning more than $732,000 through VOBIS Silver, Gold and Platinum incentives. Godolphin was named Racing Victoria VOBIS Nominator of the Year, with Steel Move’s victories in the VOBIS Gold Stockade and VOBIS Gold Carat providing the campaign highlights. Dual Group 1 winner Tentyris earned the Magic Millions Champion Victorian Bred 3YO award after twice displaying his speed down the Flemington straight, while Blue Diamond Stakes winner Streisand was honoured as the Inglis Champion Victorian Bred 2YO. Bred by Don and Elizabeth Byrne of Eldon Park Stud, the promising filly is by the late Magnus. A broad spread of stakes success carried Yulong Investments to the Kentucky Equine Research and BARASTOC Champion Victorian Breeder award, with Treasurethe Moment, Grand Prairie, Miraval Rose, Hedged, Alibaba, Cherry Bomshell, McWoody and Brave Monarch among its notable winners. Ben, Will and JD Hayes retained the Racing Victoria VOBIS Trainer of the Year crown, their careful placement of horses such as Kindhearted, Apulia and Hydrobomb yielding valuable bonuses alongside prizemoney. Rosemont Stud also featured prominently, with stallion manager Matt Taylor receiving the Thoroughbred Racehorse Owners Association Rising Star Award for his contribution to the farm’s developing roster and his reputation as a respected mentor to younger staff, while Extreme Warrior was named Sportsbet Champion Victorian First Season Sire after making a bright start through a first crop headed by Listed winner Eternal Warrior. Industry service produced a rare three-way result, with Bucklee Farm’s Leeanne Smith sharing the Inglis Service to the Industry Award with Peter and Pauline Liston of Three Bridges Thoroughbreds, each recognised for decades of commitment to their boutique operations and to Victorian breeding more broadly. Together, the winners reflected both the commercial strength and personal devotion sustaining the state’s thoroughbred industry, from champion stallions and elite racehorses to the breeders, horsepeople and mentors whose work often unfolds far from the racetrack spotlight each passing season.

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    Brilliant Godolphin sprinter Tentyris (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • Coffs Harbour Prepares for Capacity Friday Meeting

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A near-capacity attendance is expected when one of the NSW North Coast's signature sporting and social occasions returns on Friday, with hospitality packages already exhausted for the 61st running of the $150,000 Moonee Beach Hotel Coffs Harbour Cup over 1600m. Coffs Harbour Racing Club manager Damien Toose said only online general admission tickets remained and warned that none would be available for purchase at the gate on raceday. The Toormina Palms Lawn Party, Brookvale Union Racing Retreat and Spare Chef Luncheon were among the hospitality areas snapped up well in advance, although general admission patrons will retain access to ample public space, food and beverage outlets, TAB facilities and bookmakers. The Park Beach Plaza Fashions on the Field competition is again expected to provide a major off-track attraction, with at least four categories forming part of a program designed to draw both local racegoers and visitors. Staging the Cup on a Friday has traditionally helped the meeting become a starting point for an extended weekend in the region, while the event remains firmly established on the local community calendar. The feature race also carries significant consequences beyond its $150,000 purse, with the winner earning eligibility for the $3 million Big Dance over the same distance at Royal Randwick in November. Matthew Smith has dominated the past two editions with Time Quest, who started at $8 on both occasions and will be attempting to complete a rare hat-trick if he returns for another defence. More than $450,000 will be distributed across the eight-race card, while the $50,000 Super Maiden Showcase Handicap over 1000m offers an additional incentive through the Inglis Xtra Bonus Series. An eligible Inglis graduate fully paid into the race series could earn its owners a further $100,000 by winning the event. Cup festivities will begin on Thursday evening when the Toormina Hotel hosts the official Coffs Cup Calcutta from 6pm, with proceeds directed to the Gidget Foundation and Coffs Kids Charity. Charity auctions, raffles, giveaways, food, live music and courtesy buses are included in the function. Country racing attention will then shift to Wagga on Sunday for a meeting headed by the $32,000 Inland Power Riverina Cup over 2500m. Riverina Cup Prelude winner County Kilkenny has secured exemption into the staying feature for trainer Tim Donnelly, while a $50,000 Super Maiden over 1400m is expected to attract runners from a wide area as trainers pursue the additional prizemoney available.

  • Crocetti Ambles to an Easy Trial Victory

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    An effortless exhibition at Ruakaka on Saturday suggested one of New Zealand's most accomplished sprinters is returning in excellent order, with Crocetti barely extended while accounting for a strong open-class trial field over 1050m. Making his first public appearance since finishing last in the Gr1 Sistema Railway, the Danny Walker and Arron Tata-trained six-year-old travelled smoothly throughout before easing clear under Masa Hashizume to defeat State Of Valour and Wolfgang by two lengths, while dual Group 1 winner First Five was allowed to coast into fourth under a firm hold. Crocetti began only fairly but soon worked forward into third position, tracking the leaders before looming alongside them approaching the home turn. Hashizume remained motionless as the Zacinto gelding moved through his gears, and the margin opened without any serious request before he cantered through the line with plenty in reserve. His Railway failure had subsequently been attributed to a respiratory issue, with post-race examinations identifying mucus that required treatment and prompted connections to abandon any immediate plans in favour of a lengthy spell. Walker was encouraged by the manner of Saturday's return after allowing his stable star a patient preparation built largely around steady work. "He's had a good spell and is coming back in the right order I hope," Walker said. "He's been in for about two and a half months doing a lot of slow work and has been looked after. That will bring him on nicely." While Crocetti's natural ability was again obvious, his first assignment of the new campaign remains undecided and will depend heavily on weather and track conditions over the coming weeks. The Gr2 Waikato Stud Foxbridge Plate over 1200m at Te Rapa on August 27 remains one possibility, although Walker currently views the Gr1 Proisir Plate over 1400m at Ellerslie on September 5 as the more logical starting point. Te Rapa's recent wet weather has complicated planning, despite the winter having otherwise been less severe than expected, leaving the stable reluctant to commit until conditions become clearer. "It hasn't been that wintery so far but it would be nice if the weather was good as it is hard to imagine the way Te Rapa will be as it has been so wet lately, but it is in the lap of the gods," Walker said. "The Proisir Plate at Ellerslie is more logically the go." A noted fresh performer, Crocetti has already assembled an imposing record of nine victories from only 17 starts, headed by the 2023 Gr1 New Zealand 2000 Guineas over 1600m and his 2025 Gr1 Sistema Railway triumph. The day provided further encouragement for Walker and Tata when his younger half-sister Shalabiya produced a dominant display in the second race, cruising away from a useful maiden field over 1200m to score by more than five lengths. Her commanding performance offered an additional reminder of the family's depth and completed a highly satisfying Ruakaka programme for the stable, which departed with its established star apparently back on course and another talented relation beginning to announce herself.

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    Ultra talented Crocetti (pic: Kenton Wright Race Images)

  • Jaarffi Returns for Another Group 1 Campaign

    Tuesday, 4th August 2026
    A thinning of New Zealand's established weight-for-age division has presented Cambridge Stud with an opportunity it was unwilling to surrender, prompting Sir Brendan and Lady Jo Lindsay to keep Group 1 winner Jaarffi in training for one final season before she retires to the broodmare paddock. The seven-year-old daughter of Iffraaj had spent much of her career knocking on the door at the elite level before claiming a deserved breakthrough in February's Gr1 Otaki Maori WFA Classic over 1600m at Ellerslie, taking her earnings beyond $1 million and leaving connections to consider whether she had already done enough on the racetrack. Private trainer Lance Noble was delighted when the decision was made to continue, believing the lightly raced mare still has the physical and competitive qualities required to remain among the country's leading weight-for-age performers. "Jaarffi has come back into work this season, which I am thrilled about," Noble said. "There was talk about sending her to stud, but she is going to have another season." Jaarffi did not race at two and made only two appearances as a three-year-old, with Noble pointing to her patient handling and gradual development as reasons she remains comparatively fresh despite her age. He also noted how difficult genuine Group 1 weight-for-age horses are to replace, particularly in a division that has lost several prominent names to retirement, and believes those who reach that standard are often capable of sustaining it. "There have been a few retirements and hopefully she can get back to that top level," he said. "Brendan and Jo love racing and they love the big days, and she is a horse that can take us there." Rather than contest the early spring features, Jaarffi will follow a programme resembling the one that culminated in her Ellerslie triumph last season. Noble intends to miss the early Triple Crown races and instead prepare her for the Gr2 Auckland Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes over 1400m in November before progressing towards the major weight-for-age miles and the Gr1 Zabeel Classic over 2000m. Cambridge Stud's younger brigade is also giving Noble considerable cause for optimism, headed by three-year-olds State Of Valour and Liguria. Still a maiden, State Of Valour was Gr1-placed for former trainer Chad Ormsby when third in the Sistema Stakes at Ellerslie and continued his development with an encouraging 1050m trial at Ruakaka on Saturday. The Sword Of State gelding led much of a high-class heat containing Crocetti, First Five, Hezashocka and Wolfgang before finishing second to Crocetti, who eased clear late to score by 1¾ lengths. Noble was pleased with the exercise after State Of Valour had been given a quiet 850m trial at Waipa last month, and the gelding is now expected to return to Ruakaka for the Gr3 Cambridge Stud Northland Breeders' Stakes over 1200m on August 15. Liguria, winner of the Gr3 Colin Jillings 2YO Classic and runner-up in the Sistema Stakes, has been back in work for a little more than a month and is progressing pleasingly. With a well-bred group of newly acquired juveniles also advancing through their early education, Noble believes the stable possesses encouraging depth across both its established and emerging ranks for the season ahead.
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