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Racing: O'Shea lands Darley job
John O'Shea has been confirmed as the new trainer for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Australia, replacing Peter Snowden.
John O'Shea has been confirmed as the new trainer for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Australia, replacing Peter Snowden.
Legacy left by wonderful progenitor of stayers will be felt for many years to come.
The $1.80 favourite Show The World being beaten in last night's $50,000 Jester Pies Championship Stakes Prelude wasn't the only sensation.
For A Reason capped one of the greatest years in the history of Australasian harness racing training by winning Saturday's A$400,000 Victoria Cup.
Australian Bloodstock auction house William Inglis and Son has relocated eight horses from the property of Bill Vlahos.
The Gold Ace has finally found where he belongs in the pacing world - and it isn't New Zealand.
Ken Breckon could be excused for not answering the phone on his birthday next year.
I Can Doosit, with $1,445,774 in stakes money, may have run his last race as joint problems flare up again.
Terror To Love's Australian campaign is over but the confusion over his record there is no clearer to being resolved.
Dehydration at Ellerslie meeting does not signify the end of Bosson's illustrious career.
The group of potential topline 3-year-old fillies suddenly got bigger at Ellerslie on Saturday.
Champion NZ horseman Jock Paget is facing a lengthy ban after a B sample from his horse Clifton Promise returned a positive test for a banned substance.
Natuzzi has earned a trip north to Auckland after his unlucky run for second in the Stewards Stakes at Riccarton two weeks ago.
A horse who looked certain to be snapped up by Asian bloodstock agents only to race ingloriously at his city debut will be out to redeem himself at Canterbury today.
The odds are stacked against Terror To Love as he takes on Australia's top speedsters.
So you would like to have a go at training a racehorse. How difficult do you imagine it must be to get them through to winning a group one race?
The Buffering train just keeps rolling and the next stop will be the Sydney Autumn Carnival.
Cambridge co-trainer Andrew Forsman was disappointed but realistic about the scratching of Thunderbird One from the DHL Counties Cup on Saturday.