Star Boy secured a start in black-type company with an on-pace victory in the Aberdeen Cup (1280m) on Sunday.

Racing’s centre-stage moves to Royal Ascot this week and Perth trainer Dan Morton doesn’t need any reminders as to what he was doing in 2009.

All Too Hard reached 100 individual winners for the season on Thursday and he added a 2yo city double on Saturday with Can’t Be Done (Sandown) and Jeweliana (Ipswich).

First-starter Showmanship (NZ) has continued the winning run of John Chalmers and his Karaka connection in Perth.

WA-bred galloper Ginger Jones returned to form with a vengeance when he outclassed a field of Benchmark 70 sprinters at Ballarat on Thursday.

Mungrup Stud stallion Playing God played a winning hand with three of a kind at Belmont on Wednesday.

Casino Prince climaxed a big weekend at home and abroad when What’s New won the Singapore Silver Bowl LR at Kranji on Sunday.

More Than Ready mare Rushing Fall has landed her fourth Group 1 win ahead of another elite-level campaign in the Just a Game Stakes (1600m) at Belmont Park in New York.

Grey galloper Blazejowski has gone to a new level for trainer Greg Eurell and his large syndicate of owners this campaign.

Sweetgeorgia Brown and leading jockey Dean Yendall overcame difficulties in running to win the Busbiz Plate (2100m) at Swan Hill on Saturday.

Melbourne trainers Ciaran Maher and David Eustace took home another colt by Vinery sire Press Statement with a bid of $170,000 at the Magic Millions National Yearling Sale on Thursday.

J J Gordon Bloodstock Consultants (FBAA) tapped into the winning run of Telemon Thoroughbreds with $180,000 for a Dundeel (NZ) colt at the Magic Millions National Yearling Sale on Thursday.

War Chant (USA) debutant Power And Passion continued the tremendous season for Paul Jordan and his juvenile team at Belmont on Wednesday.

Not A Single Doubt filly Fidelia notched her fourth win in a row with a trademark finishing burst at Flemington on May 25.

It’s only a matter of time before Bam’s On Fire steps up to black-type company from her new base in Victoria but when or where is still up in the air.

All Too Hard import Jomo returned to form when trainer Lee Freedman stretched him out to 1400m for the first time in Singapore on Saturday night.

Patience paid off for Strap Marks (NZ) when he emerged from the wilderness to win a 1200m maiden at Kranji on Friday.

Mitchell Bloodstock topped the FBAA leaderboard with a $900,000 bid for Set to Unleash at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale that finished on Friday.

Vinery Stud champion Testa Rossa was back on centre stage when he topped averages on Day 1 of the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale that finished on Friday.