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The latest sibling of front-page racehorses Black Caviar and All Too Hard is a confirmed acceptor for the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
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When Oratorio sires a stakes-winner in Western Australia we tend to assume it's Australian bred Oratorio, but in the case of Miss Solis it was Irish bred Oratorio (IRE).
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Well placed three-year-old Red Excitement collected his second $50,000 Inglis Race Series Bonus this year when he won today’s One Com Inglis Bonus 3YO Handicap over 1600m at Gosford
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Improving gallopers Howmuchdoyouloveme and Hvasstan will aim for Group 1 Spring Carnival riches at different ends of the distance spectrum over the coming weeks after scoring at Group 2 and Group 3 level respectively at Caulfield on Saturday.
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Trainer Kelly Schweida has Group 1 ambitions for lightly raced three-year-old Better Than Ready, which lowered Randwick’s 1200m track record to 1:08.19 in the Listed ATC Brian Crowley Stakes in Sydney on Saturday.
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19th Oct 2012
Thanks goes to all sponsors, guests and volunteers who supported the Charity Boxing Challenge that was held on Saturday 6 October at Inglis, Newmarket following Epsom Super Saturday.
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The oldest Caulfield Cup field in the race's 134-year history will line up on Saturday, after eight-year-old veteran Alcopop and seven-year-old Moudre were granted spots in the field.
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Villa Verde made an impressive debut in the Listed MRC Inglis Debutants Stakes in Melbourne on Wednesday, drawing comparisons with Regimental Gal by her trainer Shaun Dwyer.
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Exciting quartet Instinction, Snitzerland, Cavalry Rose and Hioctdane will aim higher for Group 1 glory following valuable wins across two states on Saturday.
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Patinack Farm’s serious three-year-old colt All Too Hard lived up to his potential in Melbourne on Saturday, running down the previously undefeated Pierro to take out the stallion making Group 1 MRC Caulfield Guineas over 1600m.
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IT IS CASE of a man and his horse in Melbourne for Wyong trainer Stephen Farley. The horse is Sincero, a bargain buy which has earned $1.7 million in stakes, and Farley doesn't let him out of his sight.
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Leviathan owner Lloyd Williams has dismissed the theory overseas stayers will run maligned Australian horses ragged in the Melbourne Cup.
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The future of a multimillion-dollar deal for the TV racing rights in New South Wales is being stalled by infighting over who should sit on the board of broadcaster TVN.
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Secret Admirer will aim to become the first horse since Might And Power to finish out of the placings in the Epsom Handicap and win the Caulfield Cup at their next start.
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