November

Hey Doc has cemented his return from injury with an all-the-way win in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.

Trainer Desleigh Forster declared Chapter And Verse possibly her best horse when he won the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.

Jockeys Tommy Berry and Nash Rawiller have both fallen foul of stewards at Rosehill, the pair incurring careless riding penalties over separate incidents.

Racing Victoria stewards have suspended jockey Jye McNeil for 11 meetings on a careless riding charge.

In a race that did not go to plan, Spending To Win has showed his Starlight Stakes rivals a clean pair of heels to score an all-the-way win.

Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has franked her decision to stay in Queensland by winning the Listed Mode Plate on Sugar Boom.

Providing Secret Blaze recovers well from his win at The Valley, the Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained galloper could back up in the Pakenham Cup.

Progressive Godolphin four-year-old Ranier has arrived just in time for Kathy O'Hara to land his first black-type win in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.

The Chris Waller-trained Alward has backed up a Brisbane win with a first stakes victory in the Listed ATC Cup at Rosehill.

Connections of Rubisaki had planned an assault on stakes races late in the spring, but a setback resulted in a softer return win at The Valley.

The Mark Newnham-trained Invictus Salute has overcome a mid-race incident to score a tough win in the Ranvet Handicap at Rosehill.

Trainer Tony Gollan continued his domination of the Brisbane summer feature races when Le Palmier won the Winning Rupert Plate at Doomben.

My Isa galloper Deadly Choices has atoned for a defeat the last time he visited Brisbane by winning the Country Cups Challenge.

Bush fires threatened Clarke's passage to Sydney with Run Like A Rebel but trainer and horse made it safely to Rosehill to celebrate a breakthrough win.

Can'tforgetyou has shown her toughness, rebounding from serious injury to record back-to-back victories at The Valley.

Dusty Tycoon will give top trainer Rob Heathcote only his second starter in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after her Doomben win.

Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will consider some of the major autumn two-year-old races for Muntaseera after her dominant win at Rosehill.

After a debut third at Flemington during the carnival, Tagaloa showed the benefit of that experience with a strong victory at The Valley.

Smart sprinter Boomsara has a history of winning from wide barriers as he aims to come from the outside gate in the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.

Anthony Cummings believes Something Fast has a bright future and hopes the lightly raced five-year-old can take some big leaps forward this campaign.

Co-trainer Mick Kent jr believes Savaheat is racing in career best form ahead of The Valley where he will be aiming for the fourth win of his campaign.

Plumaro could be the beneficiary of an extension of QTIS bonus payments to four-year-olds at Doomben.

Queensland jockeys have been advised to seek an exemption from stewards if they are using sleeping pills with a third rider suspended.

After an eye-catching return in a $1 million race, Siren's Fury is on song for a Festival Stakes upset, provided the race is run at a genuine tempo.

Trainer Tony Gollan has the favourite Outback Barbie but says another of his runners, I'm A Rippa, will be tough to beat in the George Moore Stakes.

Simon Zahra says Somals is a filly with a good engine, but he and training partner Mathew Ellerton are in no rush to push her to a higher level.

Peter Snowden believes Emperor's Way is warming towards another win and regards him as a leading chance in the ATC Cup at Rosehill.

Clayton Douglas will chase a second win in the Jericho Cup at Warrnambool when he rides Da Deputy in Australia's longest flat race.

North Queensland jockey Chelsea Jokic gets a chance to win her biggest race on Mason's Chance in the Country Cups Challenge at Doomben.

Baylee Nothdurft has a strong book of rides at Doomben as he continues his quest to be the first apprentice in 16 years to win the Brisbane jockeys' title.