Michael Poy & Lewis German face serious corruption charges
Michael Poy and Lewis German, along with professional punter Noah Brash, have been hit with serious corruption and betting allegations by Racing Victoria.
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Verry Elleegant off to France, Poy gets a holiday | Punt Drunk
Wowee what a week!? One of the greatest racehorses of all time will no longer be trained by one of the greatest trainers of all...
Sweet Sixteen breaks maiden status at Sale
Sweet Sixteen is no longer a maiden after breaking through for her first win at Sale.
Ancestry blows away rivals in Abell Stakes
Trainer Phillip Stokes has not ruled out starting Ancestry in Melbourne’s final Group 1 race of the season after the gelding outsped his rivals to...
Punt Drunk: Mystery solved with emphatic maiden win at Terang
Punt Drunk brings you today's top tips and takes a look at some of the major stories doing the rounds, including Mystery Island's impressive debut...
Flying Ancestry Makes It Four In A Row
Promising sprinter Ancestry has proven he can handle the Flemington straight course with another dominant, on-speed win in a support race on Oaks day.
Stricter protocols for Victorian racing
Racing Victoria officials will continue to monitor their biosecurity protocols as they strive to keep the industry buoyant through the coronavirus pandemic.
Lucifer’s earns deserved Caulfield Reward
Lucifer's Reward has shown his toughness to win at Caulfield when lining up for a third metropolitan race in as many weeks.
Jolly Sailor impresses with Flemington win
Jolly Sailor has landed his third win from four career starts, leading throughout to claim the Bagot's Cowshed Handicap.
Sasko spoils betting move on Moody stayer
In-form stayer Sasko has found his preferred going for the second time in as many starts to thwart a well-tried Peter Moody runner at Flemington.
Magic Millions option for King Of Hastings
The Magic Millions 3YO Guineas is a possibility for King Of Hastings after he bounced back from an unplaced run at Ballarat to win at...
Star Surprise returns with Pakenham win
A lack of suitable options may force trainer Mike Moroney into pushing Star Surprise up against open company after his first-up win at Pakenham.
Valley return a chance for Jungle Edge
Trainer Mick Bell is struggling to find a suitable race for Jungle Edge's return and he may kick off over 1000 metres at The Valley.
Sunlight’s sister victorious at Flemington
The little sister of multiple Group One winner Sunlight has opened her metropolitan account with victory up the straight at Flemington.
No need to scratch Itch from Sandown wet
Trainer Shawn Mathrick wasn't put off by the rain as Rich Itch backed up a recent Sale victory with success at Sandown.
The Inevitable sprints to first-up success
The Inevitable has stalked the favourite Assertive Approach to gain a last-stride win in the VRC Member Brenda Nugent Handicap at Flemington.
Dwyer’s Doll ready to Rumble at The Valley
Trainer Henry Dwyer will get a better gauge on the ability of Rumble Doll after she runs at The Valley.
Nugent hoping to clinch apprentices’ title
While Michael Poy has the Melbourne metropolitan apprentices title wrapped up, Teo Nugent is hoping to hold his lead in the Victorian apprentices premiership.
Bell has confidence in apprentice Poy
Trainer Mick Bell believes Jungle Edge has plenty in his favour in the Sir John Monash Stakes and is happy to have apprentice Michael Poy...
Poy in gilt-edged chance for Group 3 win
Michael Poy is unbeaten from two rides on Jungle Edge and the apprentice hopes to add a Group race win on the gelding in the...
Rumble Doll sprints to Sandown victory
Speedy two-year-old filly Rumble Doll has notched her first win at her second start, leading all the way on a heavy track at Sandown.
Milwaukee notches another Flemington win
Mike Moroney-trained Milwaukee has added to his good record in straight races at Flemington, lifting over the concluding stages to win an 1100m handicap.
Jungle Edge sprints to Sandown victory
The Mick Bell-trained sprinter Jungle Edge has notched the 16th win of his career with victory on a soft track in an open handicap at...
Spanner Head in form for Sandown race
Archie Alexander believes last-start winner Spanner Head faces a tougher test at Sandown but is thrilled with the way the mare is going this campaign.
James expects good showing from Hypnos
Trainer Roger James is expecting a good showing from New Zealand three-year-old Hypnos in the gelding's second Melbourne start in a benchmark race at Sandown.