Many questions should racing be shut down
Ballarat trainer Matt Cumani has been looking at a number of different scenarios should racing be shutdown because of the COVID-19 virus.
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Top trainers prepare for all scenarios
Trainers across NSW are continuing with biosecurity measures in stables while making contingency plans in the event racing is shut down.
RV awaiting COVID-19 jockey test result
The coronavirus test on jockey Mark Zahra is in the queue with Racing Victoria awaiting the result to see if racing can resume.
Jockeys get charter flight to Group 1 meeting
A group of Victorian jockeys will be joined by two of their NSW counterparts on a charter flight to Sydney to ride at the Golden...
Gytrash among strong William Reid entries
Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash is among a host of Group One winners nominated for the William Reid Stakes at The Valley.
Mark Zahra to miss Australian Guineas day
Mark Zahra will miss the Australian Guineas meeting after failing in his appeal against the severity of an eight-meeting careless riding suspension.
Mark Zahra appeals careless riding penalty
Mark Zahra has appealed against the severity of an eight-meeting suspension for careless riding in the Group One Lightning Stakes on winner Gytrash.
Zahra, McDonald suspended at Flemington
Jockey Mark Zahra has been suspended for eight meetings for careless riding aboard Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash.
Maher delighted with Jameka’s brother
Grandslam's placing in a Cranbourne barrier trial has filled his trainer Ciaron Maher with confidence for the future.
Super Seth returns in style in Group 3 Manfred Stakes
Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth has made an impressive return to win the Group Three Manfred Stakes in wet conditions at Caulfield.
Zahra to replace Rawiller aboard Rulership
After guiding Rulership to an easy debut victory at Randwick, Nash Rawiller has been replaced by Mark Zahra in the colt's upcoming Melbourne races.
Gelded Wilmot Pass snares first city win
Lightly raced Wilmot Pass has claimed his first city win at Sandown in his second start since being gelded.
Southern France wins WFA Zipping Classic
After an unplaced finish in his Australian debut in the Melbourne Cup, imported stayer Southern France has shown his class to win the Group Two...
Ideas Man makes winning debut at Valley
Co-trainer Ciaron Maher is likely to give two-year-old Ideas Man a break and target feature races in the new year after the colt's debut win...
Spanish Reef returns to form at Caulfield
Trainer Ken Keys will chase a Group One victory with his mare Spanish Reef after her win in the Ladies' Vase at Caulfield.
Spanish Whisper wins Group 2 Let’s Elope Stakes
For the second preparation in a row, Spanish Whisper has taken out a Group Two race at Flemington second-up over 1400m.
Derby aim for Valley winner Power Scheme
Three-year-old gelding Power Scheme has made a winning return at The Valley in a promising start to his Victoria Derby campaign.
Black Heart Bart wins Cranbourne trial
Success in an 1190m barrier trial at Cranbourne has five-time Group One winner Black Heart nearing a return to racing.
Santa Ana Lane fourth in Cranbourne trial
Everest favourite Santa Ana Lane has made a pleasing return at the Cranbourne trials finishing in fourth place on a wet track.
Mystic Journey claims PB Lawrence Stakes
Mystic Journey has extended her winning streak to seven with an impressive first-up victory in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Lindsay Park pair set for Regal Roller bid
Fundamentalist and Long Leaf are set to commence their spring campaigns for Lindsay Park in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Ho shines as Rest of the World team triumphs in Shergar Cup
Vincent Ho marked his first day in the saddle at one of the world’s most famous racecourses with a win as his Rest of the...
Mark Zahra in Shergar Cup win at Ascot
Mark Zahra has helped the Rest of the World team to victory on the Shergar Cup jockeys challenge at Ascot while Hayley Turner was the...
Gailo Chop, Humidor step out in trials
Multiple Group One winners Gailo Chop and Humidor have continued their paths to their race returns in barrier trials at Cranbourne.
Usain Bowler storms home in Valley success
A wind operation has restricted Usain Bowler to sprinting with the gelding charging home to claim success at The Valley.