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Everest-winning jockey Glen Boss will make his Mauritian debut when he rides in an upcoming International Jockeys' series which will also feature Jason Collett.

Merson Cooper Stakes winner Hanseatic is one of three equal favourites in an early market for the 2020 Blue Diamond Stakes along with Aryaaf and Dame Giselle.

Trainer Ron Quinton will consult with the owners of Ljungberg before deciding if the horse takes his place in a sprint race at Kembla Grange.

Racing will be moved from the two tracks at Morphettville to provincial venues early in the new year to give the tracks an opportunity to recover.

Trainer Brent Stanley believes outsider Red Alto is almost ready to put in the best run of his campaign when he runs in the Ballarat Cup.

The good prize money on offer during the late spring and summer has convinced Mark Newnham to put Quackerjack on a $1 million path towards the Villers Stakes.

Dean Yendall and the Lindsey Smith-trained Reykjavik combined to win at Group Three level last start and will now try to win a Group One race in Perth.

Epic Girl is ready to race well in the Spirit of Boom Classic, a race her trainer Chris Anderson admits will be difficult to win.

Dwayne Dunn hopes to make it two wins from as many rides on Li'l Kontra when he reunites with the filly in the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at Ballarat.

Local trainer Robert Price believes the addition of a race restricted to provincial horses would top off the stand-alone meeting at Kembla Grange.

Trainer Matt Dunn is playing a guessing game about how much prize money Lady Banff will need to make the Magic Millions Classic field.

A field of 11 two-year-olds will contest the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat, the only race run right-handed in Victoria.

Young Victorian jockey Beau Mertens has been granted a short-term jockey's licence in Singapore for the final four meetings of the 2019 season.

Two weeks after combining to win the Golden Gift, jockey Andrew Adkins and trainers Peter and Paul Snowden team up in another $1 million race.

A win by talented mare Churning in the Listed Spirit Of Boom Classic would be a boost for injured trainer Toby Edmonds.

Silvera can earn a chance to tackle the Group Two Villiers in Sydney if he races well in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.

The race meeting set down for Hawkesbury has been called off because of poor air quality, the result of bush fire smoke that continues to affect parts of NSW.

Anthony Van Dyck is likely to head Aidan O'Brien's team for the Hong Kong International races.

There will be no immediate relaxing of the rules regarding cobalt following a letter from Racing Australia to the Australian Trainers' Association.

Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller has won three Group One races in Perth during his career and is hoping to add another on Best Of Days in the Railway Stakes.

Injury robbed Thomas Stockdale of metropolitan opportunities before the apprentice scored a long overdue city win on Maracaibo at Sandown.

Chicago Bull has broken his maiden status in an effort which jockey Jim Byrne thought was better than it looked.

In Her Time has returned home following a Group One placing in Melbourne and is being readied for the Hong Kong International Sprint.

Ben Hayes believes La Girl has improved since her fourth placing on debut at Flemington as she prepares to contest the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic.

Up-and-coming stayer Jazzland has reached a level of maturity that trainer Kristen Buchanan hopes can help him rise to the next level.

Trainer Kris Lees will pin most of his hopes of winning The Gong on Group One winner El Dorado Dreaming.

After a gradual rise through the grades since arriving in Australia, Dr Drill will chase his biggest pay day when he contests the $500,000 Ballarat Cup.

A year after his Magic Millions Clockwise Classic win at Ballarat, Hawker Hurricane will attempt to add the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at the same track.

Deep Image has earned the respect of trainer Rob Heathcote and jockey Robbie Fradd as he heads to his first stakes race in the Recognition Handicap at Doomben.

Queensland officials hope to collect data on 1000 retired racehorses when an extended amnesty ends.