Star Western Australian reinswoman Emily Suvaljko will compete against the southern hemisphere’s brightest emerging talents in Queensland’s Australasian Young Drivers’ Championship beginning on Tuesday.
Hayden King
Adam Durrant and William Pike continued their prestigious relationships with the Listed $125,000 Belmont Oaks (2019m), collecting their fifth and seventh trophies in the event respectively with Fancy Red.
It could easily be argued that Arcadia Park was destined to win Saturday’s Listed $125,000 Aquanita Stakes (2019m) from the moment he was born when realising history of a decade in the making.
Fancy Red has been anything but expensive for punters in the lead-up to Saturday’s Listed $125,000 Belmont Oaks (2019m) at Bunbury where she will again start favourite.
With the omission of nominal favourite Opportunistic, the door has opened for a budding three-year-old stayer to capture the crown in Saturday’s Listed $125,000 Aquanita Stakes (2019m) at Bunbury.
Minister Paul Papalia said the government remains committed to supporting the greyhound racing industry, despite past criticism from within its own ranks.
Liam Murphy
Luke Fernie’s problem-plagued gelding Otheroneson gave a reminder of his class with an assured victory at Monday’s Belmont trials.
Exciting three-year-old Repossession upstaged some of WA’s sprinting veterans in the Listed $125,000 Beaufine Stakes (1000m) at Pinjarra in a performance that showed he’s as much heart as he is speed.
Top Brisbane hoop Angela Jones inched closer to a metropolitan jockey premiership triumph, guiding home The Three Hundred to an all-the-way win in the Group 3 Winx Guineas (1600m) at Sunshine Coast.
Despite patently being the least experienced runner in the field and only a week on from a setback, Repossession can show he’s the real deal in the Listed $125,000 Beaufine Stakes (1000m) at Pinjarra.
Rising talent Repossession will have his chance at his biggest success in his glittering career so far when he runs favourite in Saturday’s Listed $125,000 Beaufine Stakes (1000m) at Pinjarra.
The sultry climates of Carnarvon and Port Hedland are a long way from the farm where Holly Nottle grew up, but that’s exactly where the promising apprentice jockey is making her mark.
One of WA’s in-form jockeys has made a lucky escape after a fall at Lark Hill trials on Monday morning, leaving the hoop with only minor soreness.
Bridesmaid Tashi had her day in the sun, securing the Tatt’s Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm and provided rider Tom Sherry with his maiden Group 1 success.
Rising talent Opportunistic is in line for a lucrative three-year-old treble after claiming Pinjarra’s Listed $125,000 Belmont Guineas (1600m) to supplement his Raconteur Stakes victory two weeks ago.
Brilliant Raconteur Stakes winner Opportunistic will look to clinch another leg of the three-year-old feature series in Saturday’s Listed $125,000 Belmont Guineas (1600m) at Pinjarra.
The 36-year-old was travelling in a Nissan Pathfinder on Gordon Road on May 27 when police claim he jumped from the car while holding the child.
Rachel Fenner
Albany Racing Club president Alan Smith was cheering Tuesday’s State Budget, which allocated $3.84 million for infrastructure upgrades to the Percy Spencer Racecourse.
Claire Middleton
Flying sprinter Final Siren sounded out a warning to his winter sprint rivals with a narrow but stylish 1000m success at Monday’s Belmont trials.
Jason Miller enhanced his uncanny connection with the Group 3 $200,000 Swan Draught Strickland Stakes (2000m) at Pinjarra, training cloudy mare Admiration Express to salute under stormy skies.
Flash Aah’s Ipswich Cup (2150m) victory is a story of the quintessential Aussie battler hitting the big-time, clinching the trophy at his 48th race start.
The 2025 Australian Racing Hall Of Fame inductees have been announced and some of the turf’s greatest heroes will be recognised at a Queensland ceremony on August 31.
Both the Strickland Stakes and Admiration Express hold special places in Jason Miller’s training career and those two worlds will collide with poetic unity in Saturday’s Pinjarra feature.
Hyperion Stakes winner Western Empire will start a short favourite in Pinjarra’s Group 3 $200,000 Strickland Stakes (2000m) for the second year running and will attempt to reconcile last year’s narrow defeat.
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