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Group 1 placed filly Kimillsy topped today’s Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale with a bid of $200,000 by trainer Kim Waugh.
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Not only will jockey Steven King be wearing a set of specially designed colours incorporating the Country Fire Authority logo, but the horse will also carry a $2500 each way bet provided by Tabcorp.
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Victory in the Australian Guineas could set up the stud career for one of the five colts contesting the Group One event at Flemington on Saturday.
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Champion jockey Damien Oliver will partner superstar three-year-old Whobegotyou in his return to racing on Saturday at Flemington.
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Connections of Secret Flyer are in line for a bonus should the five-year-old win the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
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NATHAN Tinkler, arguably racing's most powerful man, supports a merger of Sydney's two race clubs.
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A FIELD of 23, the biggest Newmarket Handicap line-up in almost 20 years, will return the famous race to the "charge of the light brigade" on Saturday.
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Almost $2million was traded during today’s Session II, as the 2009 Melbourne Premier Sale came to a conclusion, with plenty of business still being done via the Make an Offer service on earlier passed in lots.
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This Friday’s Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale features 285 racing and breeding prospects, including 94 supplementary entries.
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Hall of Fame trainer David Hayes is hoping that Bawaardi can emulate the deeds of Von Costa de Hero in taking out the GII VRC Sires’ Produce Stakes.
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Kentucky stud Darby Dan Farm has come up with an innovative scheme to protect the interests of breeders sending mares to its stallions and therefore enhance the market.
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A high number of private sales and an improved clearance rate highlighted the final day of Session I at the 2009 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale at Oaklands today, which concluded with a decline in line with all other sales conducted in the southern hemisphere this year.
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ERRATIC two-year-olds Essaouira and More Joyous must stop buck-jumping if they are to take their place in next month's $3.5 million Golden Slipper Stakes.
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