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Centennial Park upstaged his more glamorous rivals in a stellar return to racing when taking the Group 2 Expressway Stakes at Rosehill today.
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The NSW Government has announced the Australian Turf Club, the result of the merger of the Australian Jockey Club and Sydney Turf Club, will officially start operating on Monday.
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One of Australia’s most promising gallopers returned to work on Monday to prepare for an autumn and winter campaign. Wyong trainer Stephen Farley was speaking with a grin when telling Racenet that Sincero had returned to his stables.
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A close relation to Australia Stakes Whitefriars can be found in the upcoming Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale catalogue.
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Golden Slipper winner Stratum sired his fifth Australian two year-old winner this season when the Rick Hore-Lacy trained filly Noble Twostep scored at Cranbourne on Sunday, providing a timely update for her full brother who is to be offered at the 2011 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale.
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UPBEAT jockey Chris Symons reckons he has found a 'positive' to cope with racing's stinging disappointments in impressive two-year-old Delago's Lad.
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The catalogue for the 2011 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale has only been online for a few days but already there’s an important black type pedigree update.
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The comeback party for Horse of the Year Typhoon Tracy was spoiled when rejuvenated galloper Whitefriars made it two Group 2 wins from as many starts in Melbourne in last night’s Australia Stakes.
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The annual Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale Catalogue, featuring 529 yearlings entered in the showcase sale, is now available online.
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27th Jan 2011
Brooklyn Lodge finished as the leading vendor by average at the 2011 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale selling five yearlings at an average $79,000, more than double the average price at this sale.
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Bloodstock agent Paul Moroney has always been a fan of the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale and was spending up over the last few days with 16 purchases totalling $645,500 making him the leading buyer.
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The top end of the market highlighted the final day of this year’s Classic Sale, with a new sale topper recorded among a host of yearlings to top the $100,000 mark as the sale recorded increases across all key indicators.
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PATINACK Farm trainer John Thompson has cast doubt over whether his Blue Diamond hot-pot Pane In The Glass will even travel to Melbourne for the $1 million Group One race at Caulfield next month.
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