Horse Racing

Magic Alibi will run in one of two 1100m-sprints at Randwick as she attempts back-to-back wins.

Blake Shinn returns to Sydney racing from America with rides in six of the seven races on the midweek Warwick Farm program.

Big Richie has a squizz at Bowman v Avdulla, Canberra trainers, Spieth, 2 top colts, the Eagle Farm track, Kathy O’Hara, A free Cox Plate competition and the Tweet of the week.

Mick Kent is plotting a Caulfield Cup preparation for Abbey Marie while the trainer will wait until after Supido’s next start to decide his Group One targets.

Sheiswhatsheis will miss the Townsville Cup in favour of the Listed Tattersall’s Mile at Doomben.

Young trainer Ben Currie’s treble at Toowoomba has given him 100 Queensland winners for first time.

Matthew’s full report from Saturday’s mounting yard at Rosehill Gardens. Which winning horse did Matthew say this about on Saturday “Can carry a bit of weight around the midsection but if you know here like I do you know that’s just her.”

The $10 million Everest is still on the cards for Caravaggio despite his fourth in the July Cup.

Trainer Kelly Schweida is hoping to boost Shogun Sun’s prize money so he gets a start in the Group One Golden Rose during the Sydney spring carnival.

Trainer Clarry Conners says the Australian Turf Club is neglecting Warwick Farm while it puts in a Polytrack at Canterbury.

Well-performed two-year-old fillies Catchy, Tulip and Formality are progressing well as they build up for their spring preparations aimed at feature races.

Jockey Brad Pengelly is set to take up a riding contract in Mauritius for four months.

The John Gosden-trained Enable has completed the English-Irish Oaks double for jockey Frankie Dettori.

An independent report into problems with the Eagle Farm racetrack is expected to be ready this week.

New Zealand colt Qiji Phoenix will join the Chris Waller stable to be prepared for Group One racing in Australia.

The previously unbeaten Caravaggio has finished fourth in the July Cup at Newmarket won by Harry Angel.

Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 18 meetings for careless riding aboard winner Windbern at Caulfield.

A humble Adam Hyeronimus has credited trainer Tim Clark for backing his skills and teaching him new ones after collecting his first city treble at Rosehill.

The Mick Kent-trained Supido has made a winning return in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes, giving the Group One-placed sprinter his first stakes win.

In-form Bjorn Baker-trained gelding Collateral has made it five wins from six starts with another impressive victory at Rosehill.

After an injury-marred stint in Hong Kong, Washington Heights has returned in style at Rosehill to the delight of trainer Gerald Ryan.

The Lindsay Park team tinkered with Portion Control’s gear and the application of a visor has given the desired result, with the gelding winning at Caulfield.

Trainer Darryl Hansen is in two minds about whether to sty at home or head south with smart two-year-old Bring It Home Pop.

Darren Bell has continued his winning run but doubts he will ever recover the $120,000 an enforced closure of his stables has cost him.

The estate of Denise Cobcroft is donating $400,000 of breeding proceeds to the National Jockeys Trust, making it the largest donation of its kind to the fund.

Trainer Greg Eurell will aim I Did It Again, a horse he bred, towards the Caulfield Guineas after the gelding made a winning debut at Caulfield.

Talented mare Tumbler has earned at Sydney trip by overcoming problems to win on the Sunshine Coast.

Black-type-bound Siege Of Quebec has resisted a challenge by fellow rising star Calculated at Rosehill to zero in on the Group One Golden Rose in September.

Craig Williams has struck in the opening race at Caulfield, guiding Orient Line to a fast-finishing victory.

Shane Ciurleo’s updated full preview, best bets and suggested betting strategy for every race at today’s Sunshine Coast meeting.