Yulong Investments has announced that Jun Zhang has been appointed as its new General Manager, replacing Vin Cox, who resigned from the role last week. Zhang spoke of his excitement at the opportunity ...

Seyers fell in love with a filly by first-season sire Anders out of Mossman mare Bucasia, a half-sister to the one-time Singelton-owned Tallow, who is the dam of Golden Slipper winner Farnan. On ...

After a Group 1 second placing with Benagil in the Vinery Stud Stakes on Tuesday, trainer Glen Thompson is hopeful stablemate Plymouth can go one better in another Classic race in Sydney this weekend.

Just like her dam Volcada did in 2007, Blue Hotel is chasing Stakes success in the Listed Dequetteville Stakes (1000m) on Saturday when Clayton Douglas debuts his daughter of I Am Invincible at ...

But O'Brien noted the talented mare has a good record over the Victoria Handicap distance, with her nine attempts at 1400m including a pair of city wins last season and placings in both the G2 Blazer ...

Trainer John McArdle could wait until race morning to make a call on whether Regal Zeus runs in the Victoria Handicap after the in-form gelding came up with a wide barrier draw.

Regarded as the world's best sprinter, Ka Ying Rising has won his past 11 starts in succession and will tackle the G1 Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong next, before he sets his sights on an ...

Both Champion sisters are out of Pivotal's triple G1 and 1,000 Guineas winner Halfway To Heaven, while his brilliantly fast third dam Cassandra Go won the time-honoured G1 King's Stand Stakes (1000m) ...

David Brideoake has confirmed there will be a family clash in the Group 1 ATC Sires' Produce Stakes (1400m) at Randwick on Saturday after he and training partner Matt Jenkins decided to head to Sydney ...

James McDonald believes Romantic Warrior and Howdeepisyourlove are well positioned to snare Group 1 glory at Meydan ...

Jarrod Fry is leading the Victorian Country Jockeys' Premiership in the most consistent season of his riding career. In his 18th year in the saddle, he has a recent winning strike-rate of 18 per cent.

Former jockey Michael Poy has been disqualified from the racing industry for 13 years and six months on illegal betting charges, the Victorian Racing Tribunal announced on Thursday.