Fresh from a memorable autumn carnival in Sydney, Tyler Schiller continues to be in demand with a busy book of quality rides at Rosehill.
Fresh from a memorable autumn carnival in Sydney, Tyler Schiller continues to be in demand with a busy book of quality rides at Rosehill.
Australian Turf Club and NSW Bookmakers Cooperative will recognise bookmakers past and present as part of this Saturday’s meeting at Rosehill Gardens.
He may have just the one ride at Rosehill on Saturday but jockey Brandon Lerena hopes if he can guide up and coming sprinter Let’s Try to a city win it’ll spark some interest.
At six years, revived and airborne, predictions for Nostradamus protégé Prophet’s Daughter suggest her best is still yet to come following a dominant winning double and maximum versatility into the Rosehill Gardens TAB Highway on Saturday.
A trip across the Tasman was in the works following her last start success, with the Queensland Winter Carnival firmly in the crosshairs, however, Mynott began to look for more immediate Australian assignments following her Otaki win, and Saturday’s Gr.1 Robert Sangster Stakes (1200m) at Morphettville was identified as an ideal target.
He’s the Jekyll and Hyde sprinter and his trainer Anthony Cummings says even he’s not sure what to expect.
When there’s a spot in a $3 million race at stake you leave nothing to chance and that’s what Barbara Joseph, Paul and Matt Jones are doing with bold front-runner Zouatica as they work to sure up a spot in their third Big Dance.
Star mare Amelia’s Jewel is set to change trainers, joining Annabel Neasham’s stable after her upcoming run in The Goodwood at Morphettville on May 11.
The son of iconic Tamworth trainer Sue Grills, Todd wants Tamworth racing to reach the status of towns like Wagga Wagga, Coffs Harbour and Grafton.
The six-year-old has been a solid competitor with six wins across his 29-start career. He didn’t tackle his first Group race until his 24th outing, however, since then he has evolved into a Group Three winner and Group One placegetter across five appearances.
It all commences on Thursday’s ANZAC Day with six country race meetings headed by the big Soldier’s Saddle seven-race TAB program at Bathurst, along with Kempsey, Murwillumbah, Deniliquin, Armidale and Nyngan, with each race club including remembrance services.
Impressive two-year-old Broadsiding gave boom young Darley shuttle stallion Too Darn Hot his first G1 winner in the Southern Hemisphere when he ploughed through the heavy conditions on Saturday, 20 April to win Champagne Stakes over 1,600m at Royal Randwick.
Magic Time’s All Aged Stakes (1400m) win was her second at the highest level after she took out the Rupert Clarke Stakes over the same journey in the spring and owner John Muir was immediately thinking about The Everest.
Zac Lloyd makes his Singapore riding debut on Sunday, with the gun Sydney-based apprentice jockey granted a one-day licence to ride Invincible Tycoon in the $150,000 Group 2 EW Barker Trophy (1400m).
There’s a sense from the Ciaron Maher stable that Group 1 winning colt Southport Tycoon could be an even better horse racing in the Sydney direction.