Less is more for cool dude Chauffeur
Trainer Joe Pride has taken a novel approach with Takeover Target Stakes contender Chauffeur in the hope it helps the gelding save his brilliance for...
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Pride eyeing off Everest slot for Fasika
Trainer Joe Pride believes Fasika's All Aged Stakes performance has shown she has what it takes to mix it with Australia's best in the Everest.
Pride calls for Sydney winter revamp
A reduced winter carnival in Brisbane combined with the complexities of interstate travel has prompted calls for some tweaks to the Sydney race program.
Archedemus Pride’s newest revival mission
Trainer Joe Pride is embracing the challenge of putting the career of new acquisition Archedemus back on track, starting in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Pride mare shows Exfactor in stakes win
The Joe Pride-trained Miss Exfactor has taken out the final race on Golden Slipper day to land her first stakes success.
Ball Of Muscle nearing return with Pride
Joe Pride hopes veteran sprinter Ball Of Muscle can reap more stakes success but is wary of the three-year-old crop.
Joe Pride hoping Superium can rebound
Passage Of Time is among a large group of nominations for the Listed Carrington Stakes with trainer Joe Pride also hoping Superium will run in...
Joe Pride looking ahead to Rosehill
Trainer Joe Pride is concentrating on his Sydney team after the disappointment of Superium's non-appearance in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Superium tunes up for Queensland trip
The Joe Pride-trained Superium will have his final Magic Millions Guineas lead-up at Randwick.
Tamarack tuned up for Summer Cup
Tamarack has returned from a trip to Brisbane in good order and is primed for the Listed Summer Cup.
Pride sprinter gets right Passage to score
Passage Of Time has rebounded from a below par performance to score an all-the-way win at Randwick.
Pride in the driver’s seat with Chauffeur
Joe Pride has a record of success with tried horses and he hopes the enigmatic Chauffeur can become his latest advertisement.
Joe Pride sees red after Superium victory
Talented three-year-old Superium has confirmed his spot in the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas with a classy first-up win at Randwick.
Blinkers back on for Passage Of Time
A soft barrier draw and key gear change have Joe Pride confident Passage Of Time can find his best form in the Razor Sharp Handicap.
Tamarack has spring in his step for mile
Joe Pride has adopted a fresh approach to Tamarack's training regime and says the horse is sharp enough to be competitive over a mile in...
Fasika spot-on for Golden Eagle tilt
Joe Pride could not have Fasika in better shape for the Golden Eagle but he concedes the mare faces some tough opposition to win the...
Destiny’s Kiss looking for new home
Popular veteran Destiny's Kiss has been retired after a 102-start career which yielded 19 wins and more than $1.5 million.
Pride keeps open mind on Fasika options
Fasika will face her toughest test when she bids to defend her unbeaten record against seasoned mares in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Superium not beating around the bush
Having kicked off his career on the country circuit, Superium will bid to put his city rivals to the sword in the Up And Coming...
New recruit gets Pride’s tick of approval
Group placegetter Mandylion has impressed new trainer Joseph Pride ahead of her debut for the stable at Randwick.
McEvoy, King on centre stage at Randwick
Rachel King and Kerrin McEvoy have taken riding honours at Randwick on a day honouring jockeys past and present.
Foxy Housewife adds Rosehill win to record
Foxy Housewife has given new trainer Joe Pride a Rosehill win but he admits he has had little input into her success.
Stats favour Tipperary in Winter Stakes
Joe Pride's Rosehill team will include a horse who has proven his stakes credentials and another hoping to make a case for his.
Destiny’s Kiss to stay the distance
Destiny's Kiss is likely to run in the Stayer's Cup at Rosehill over 3200 metres rather than the 2000m-option of the Kensei Handicap.
Ageless Kiss coming back for more
Fresh from claiming his second Winter Cup six years after he won his first, Destiny's Kiss is showing no signs of slowing down.