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Jockey Daniel Northey has suffered suspected pelvic injuries in a trackwork incident at Scone.

Highly Geared will run for trainer Garry Kirkup at Rosehill as he recovers from serious injuries suffered in a car accident.

Queensland trainers want an urgent meeting to solve issues which have led to a the lack of quality stayers in the state.

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Godolphin's former Australian managing director Henry Plumptre will join New Zealand's Cambridge Stud as chief executive.

A 25-year-old man has been injured in a fall at Scone racetrack in the NSW Hunter Valley.

Group One-winning mare Marsha has been bought by Coolmore for a European auction record six million guineas at Tattersalls.

On what looks a pretty good days racing at Bendigo our man Bruce 'Snowy'Clark has you covered. Check out his full preview and tips for the eight race card

Black Heart Bart is the firming favourite to win the Group One Kingston Town Classic at Ascot in Perth.

The NSW government has renewed an underground exploration licence at the Drayton South site in the Upper Hunter, while ruling out an open-cut mine.

Canberra trainer Garry Kirkup has undergone a second abdominal surgery for injuries he suffered in a car accident in which his partner Samara Johnson died.

Mark Newnham will unveil debutante Carnina at Rosehill for the first of two possible attempts to qualify for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast.

English horse The Tin Man has been taken out of the Hong Kong International Sprint after arriving with a temperature.

The Pakenham Cup will be import Grey Lion's latest chance to break through for his first Australian win after his last-start third in the Ballarat Cup.

Lake Lugarno will make the trip from Forbes to Sydney for the third time in search of a long-awaited metropolitan win for veteran trainer Barry Molloy.

Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones is out of an induced coma about two weeks after suffering burns to 45 per cent of his body in a blast at the racecourse.

Racing NSW stewards have concluded the Warialda fall in which popular country jockey Darren Jones suffered fatal injuries, was an accident.