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By jtreadwell on May 08th, 2012
Caviar has Moody licking lips
TRAINER Peter Moody was left stunned yesterday afte Black Caviar’s final hitout for Saturday’s Goodwood at Morphettville.
Category: Racing
By jtreadwell on May 07th, 2012
Snowden could be without a runner
TRAINER Peter Snowden has two of the top four in early betting but may be left without a runner in the Group 1 BTC Cup at Doomben.
By jtreadwell on May 07th, 2012
Kiwi star shines on big stage
JAMES McDonald confirmed he is the rising star of international racing with a thrilling win in the Champions Mile at Honk Kong’s Sha Tin racecourse..
By jtreadwell on May 07th, 2012
Punters in the red after Hawkesbury
PUNTERS were left in the red after Gai Waterhouse trained Landing and Fast Clip fall short at the Hawkesbury races.
By jtreadwell on May 07th, 2012
Snowden pulls the Pin on Cup
PETER Snowden has two of the top four in early betting but he might be left without a runner in the Group 1 BTC Cup (1200m) at Doomben on Saturday.
By jtreadwell on May 06th, 2012
Mighty Mare has nothing to prove
TRAINER Peter Moody has bristled at suggestions the mighty mare Black Caviar has to win at Royal Ascot to prove her champion qualities.
By jtreadwell on May 06th, 2012
An intoxicating day in Kentucky
IT was fitting that a horse named I’ll Have Another won the 138th running of the Kentucky Derby yesterday.
By jtreadwell on May 05th, 2012
Tide turns for Pete
DARLEY Crown Lodge supremo Peter Snowden didn’t need reminding his stable had had a lean autumn carnival.
By jtreadwell on May 05th, 2012
Gai’s glory days
GAI Waterhouse concedes her record-breaking winning run might be about to come to an end after a treble at Hawkesbury.
By jtreadwell on May 05th, 2012
Thompson a star for the ages
ROBERT Thompson was at his brilliant best guiding Star Of Octagonal to a popular win in the feature race at Hawkesbury.