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Racing: Hayes guides fourth victor
The strong start to the season from trainer David Hayes' Lindsay Park team went to a new level on Saturday with Girl Guide bringing up the stable's fourth victory of the meeting at Caulfield.
The strong start to the season from trainer David Hayes' Lindsay Park team went to a new level on Saturday with Girl Guide bringing up the stable's fourth victory of the meeting at Caulfield.
Ex-Kiwi galloper Sacred Falls added another group one win to an already impressive Randwick mile record when he capitalised on a sharp Zac Purton ride to win the George Main Stakes yesterday.
David Walker's career as a jockey is virtually over after the 38-year-old yesterday copped a seven-year ban for not giving his own ride every chance to win a race in which he'd already bet on a rival.
Kiwi jockey David Walker was today disqualified from racing for seven years and ordered to pay costs of $3000 after being found guilty of betting on a horse he was riding against.
Harness racing fans can breathe a sigh of relief - the Interdominions are heading to Perth and back to the good old days.
A top 15 New Zealand Trotting Cup ranking surely beckons for Tiger Tara after his win in the Hannon Memorial at Oamaru on Sunday.
Teronado has done enough in two starts this season to convince Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill he can once again take on the best in Sydney and Melbourne this campaign.
If Albany Reunion is to be a group one winner in Melbourne in the spring he'll be winning at Ruakaka tomorrow.
Don't expect a repeat of the Peak miracle trainer Tim Butt pulled off last season when Imperial Count makes his New Zealand debut at Addington tonight.
It is not the $5500 stake of his minor race that has lured exciting 3-year-old pacer Hughie Green to Cambridge tonight but the chance of a shot at group one glory.
Champion horseman Mark Purdon says a decision on who partners his two superstars Smolda and Adore Me in the New Zealand Cup won't be made for at least a month.
Trainer Mike Moroney is weighing up options for stayer Voleuse De Coeurs, who could be saved for the Underwood Stakes first-up.
Yes, $100,000 Schweppes Great Northern Hurdles winner Wee Biskit was bought off Trade Me for $200.
Classy Cambridge mare Silent Achiever is rapidly looking like the No1 Australasian hope to repel the Northern Hemisphere A$6 million Melbourne Cup invasion.
Don't let Sunshield's early gallop last Friday put you off backing him at Alexandra Park tonight.
Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young could be forced to pit Cauthen up against the world's top-rated sprinter at Moonee Valley on Saturday.
Dissident, the least-fancied of trainer Peter Moody's two runners, has claimed the first group one event of the new Australian racing season.
Prominent jockey David Walker was yesterday charged with one of racing's most serious offences - deliberately holding a horse back from winning.
The New Zealand Racing Integrity Unit today charged jockey David Walker with betting on another horse to beat the one he was riding.
In 2003, Richard Eynon rode his first winner, a steeplechaser whose name he cannot remember, for trainer Kenny Rae.
Mark Purdon capped one of the greatest seasons in New Zealand training history with a stellar Breeders Crown Day yesterday.