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Dean hopes juvenile won't Bail Out on him

19th Mar 2015

A satisfied Brian Dean could not fault the preparation of his two-year-old Bail Out leading to his first run in the $90,000 Inglis Sydney Juvenile Stakes (1000m) on Sunday.

Jason Roberts takes line honours in Inglis Equine Art Prize

14th Aug 2013

For the second year a Victorian water colour artist has taken line honours at the Inglis Equine Art Prize (IEAP), with Jason Roberts claiming the 2013 title for his work "Valyra Passes Beauty Parlour at Chantilly" in the face of stiff competition from well over 100 entries.

Wide gate no worries for Little's 2012 Myer Classic contender

30th Oct 2012

Caulfield horseman Colin Little would be one of the few trainers smiling if his runner drew a wide gate on a rain-affected surface at Saturday’s Derby day meeting at Flemington.

First Win for Blue-Blood Colt De Shamekh

14th Jan 2012

When you're by champion sire Encosta de Lago from a triple Group I winner in Shamekha, there is a high degree of expectation that you will be able to run.

Bargain Priced Ticket to Commercial Breeding Barn

9th Feb 2010

Acquiring a share in a commercial stallion these days is an expensive business, and most often out of reach of many breeders and owners with most commercial stallion prospects either owned by or the subject of, massive offers from the major farms upon Group success on the track.

Anger Grows Over Canberra Funding Crisis

9th Feb 2010

The ACT racing industry is mounting a public campaign in a bid to overturn the ACT Government's intention to deny clubs a share of revenue raised from race fields fees paid by wagering operators.

Increases Across The Board At Classic

25th Jan 2010

The 2010 Sydney Classic Yearling Sale came to a close at Newmarket today, highlighted by a clearance rate of 83% and a gross of $12,671,500, which represented a 20% increase on figures from 12 months ago, a remarkable result for a catalogue offering 85 fewer lots.

Portelli Happy With Delago Bolt's Work

1st Sep 2009

Trainer Gary Portelli has every reason to be confident about Delago Bolt tackling the likes of Manhattan Rain and Black Caviar in the Danehill Stakes after watching him in a jumpout at Flemington.

Moody Reveals An Embarrassment Of Spring Riches

11th Aug 2009

Caulfield trainer Peter Moody is in an enviable position. Discussing his spring prospects on Sport 927 it was hard to imagine that he was not wearing a broad grin, such is the embarrassment of riches he appears to enjoy.

Darley's Horses To Fly Flag For Australia

16th Jun 2009

Aushorse are proud to support Australian bred horses on the world stage.

Politicians urged to act to save horseracing

21st May 2009

AUSTRALIAN RACING BOARD chairman Bob Bentley yesterday issued a blistering attack on the country's governments, corporate bookmakers and betting exchanges while warning the $5 billion industry faces an annual loss of $126 million in betting-related revenue.

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