Casino Prince continued his amazing strike-rate in feature races when Charmed Princess won the Grafton Guineas (1600m) on Wednesday.
Monthly Archives: July 2019
Spring prepares for Conqueror
Lindsay Park is on a roll with 2yo winners at the back-end of the season but none have shown as much potential as Fastnet Rock colt Conqueror.
Super milestone for More Than Ready
It was appropriate More Than Ready should pass the 1,800 individual winner milestone on Tuesday courtesy of a brilliant 2yo debut winner in Australia.
Inglis Sale hooked Hedge
Suman Hedge will never forget the frenetic atmosphere of the first Inglis Sale he attended as a wide-eyed novice in the 1990s.
Happy horse heads to Grafton
Trainer John Gilmore has Happy Go Plucky in a happy place ahead of the $160,000 Grafton Cup LR on Thursday.
Smith’s new system working in Victoria
Lindsey Smith is off to flyer with three winners in a week from his new stable in Warrnambool.
Numbers just a game for More Than Ready
More Than Ready has been on a record-breaking run since Vinery Stud announced his imminent return to the Hunter Valley and the numbers just got better on Saturday.
Crossing Oceans Not Too Hard for Duric
Vlad Duric made a winning return from England when he piloted Ocean Crossing to an impressive maiden victory at Kranji on Friday evening.
Smith Booms at Ballarat
WA trainer Lindsey Smith and Boomer Bloodstock (FBAA) agent Craig Rounsefell notched another first at Ballarat on Tuesday.
More Than Ready’s mutual Attraction
Bob Peters knows more than most about the advantages of breeding to More Than Ready (USA) and he has welcomed news the Vinery legend is returning to Australia this year.
Equaletta on the lam in Victoria
Quanah Park graduate Equaletta criss-crossed the continent before a breakthrough victory at Bairnsdale last weekend.
Father-son rule a winner for Vinery
Vinery sire Casino Prince is basking in the reflected glory of Baccarat Baby on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and the Vinery team is also relishing the extraordinary run of his son All Too Hard.
Boom Times for Rangal Park
WA-bred G1 Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time has been retired and will cover his first mares in Victoria this year.