She is the first lady of racing,but celebrated trainer Gai Waterhouse is happy to share her expertise on all topics.
Think About It will live out his days on a jockey’s property,stewards re-record audio for barrier trial mix-up,Tommy Berry’s thoughts on The Invitation.
Ciaron Maher had a highly successful day across two cities,training the Everest and Caulfield Cup winners within one hour of each other. Duke De Sessa won the big race in Melbourne while Bella Nipotina ruled the roost in Sydney.
Pride Of Jenni was run down in a King Charles Stakes boilover as Joe Pride’s Ceolwulf crashed the party for Australian racing’s newest cult hero.
Gillon McLachlan and Peter V’landys have been at loggerheads for years,but now they realise they need each other.
Rachel King is adamant she’s not a female jockey,just a jockey. And a damn good one. But it’s hard not to escape the growing influence of the girls on this year’s $20 million race.
Paul Lumtin set off for Hobart on a boat with nine people on it in the famous race 26 years ago. Only six survived. He’s now the inspiration behind a star horse.
For the first time in The Everest’s short history,four three-year-old horses have been chosen to compete. Is this the start of an evolution in the race?
Who leads the race? Will the three-year-olds have an advantage? How will the track play? The $20 million sprint looks a puzzle even the most astute punters might struggle to solve.
Mitch Cunningham gave up a career as a young pilot to pursue his hobby in racing. On Saturday,his horse is running for millions.
After months of painstaking negotiations and brutal backstabbing,Storm Boy has been named as the last runner for the $20 million race.