The 2026 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale is now online and there is a distinctly Yulong flavour to the sale with Victoria’s biggest farm also the biggest vendor and they stand three of the top five most ...
"Plenty more to come from her," said a delighted Sara Ryan after the eye-catching performance by the lightly raced and ...
The $240,000 Group III VRC Maribyrnong Plate (1000m) got the ball rolling at Flemington for Cup Day with a brilliant debut victory for Home Affairs filly Amelia’s Affair.
A son of the three-time Group I Melbourne Cup (3200m) heroine Makybe Diva made his long-awaited debut at Matamata on Wednesday and won in the style befitting of his illustrious parentage. The Team ...
Dual Group I winning sprinter Turffontein is the sire of top class filly Fontein Ruby, who scored a tenacious win over another smart filly in Crafty in the $750,000 Group III MRC Caulfield Classic on ...
Turangga Farm bred and sold horses featured at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with a winning double courtesy of Akasaki and Ever So Natural.
"Saintly, the horse from heaven, has gone home. He gave us so much," Anthony Cummings tweeted. Saintly lived out his retirement years at the Cummings family property at Princes Farm, at the foot of ...
In quick succession at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale, champion trainer Ciaron Maher was in the limelight as a buyer and seller with I Am Invincible mare Tiz Invincible departing his stable to the tune of ...
Peter McKay holds a special place in the history of the TAB Karaka Millions 2YO (1200m), and the Matamata trainer set himself up for another shot at the $1m feature when Aquila Veloce (Capitalist) won ...
It is a special week for New Zealand-based syndicator Go Racing, who will contest Group One races on both sides of the Tasman ...
It is a special week for New Zealand-based syndicator Go Racing, who will contest Group One races on both sides of the Tasman, including the Melbourne Cup (3200m) on Tuesday with Soul Of Spain, and ...
Armidale Stud. Armidale consists of 1,000 acres of prime country in the central north of Tasmania. Owned and farmed by the Whishaw family since 1919, Armidale boasts almost 11 kil ...