Supreme Idea too slick for Sydney rivals
The Anthony Freedman-trained Supreme Idea has upstaged odds-on favourite Dame Giselle to score an all-the-way win at Randwick.
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Old fold hope to reign Supreme at Randwick
Tim Clark will renew his association with Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman and owner Jonathan Munz when he rides Supreme Idea at Randwick.
No ear muffs for Verry Elleegant in Apollo
Trainer Chris Waller has made a gear change to dual Group One winner Verry Elleegant as he bids to help the mare recapture her former...
Clark confident Ruby can shine this autumn
Jockey Tim Clark will chase a third successive victory in the Triscay Stakes at Randwick when he reunites with bonny mare Reelem In Ruby.
Tim Clark to the fore with Rosehill double
Tim Clark has been seen at his best on two front runners at Rosehill including Embracer for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Spring the goal for Tulloch Lodge import
Tulloch Lodge trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have spring carnival hopes for Vadiyann following the import's impressive win at Randwick.
Tulloch Lodge, Clark chase more 2YO riches
Two days after winning the Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic with Farnan, Tim Clark and Tulloch Lodge will chase an Inglis Nursery win with Dubai...
Farnan upsets Rose to win Wyong MM
Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have the new Magic Millions Classic favourite after Farnan outpaced his rivals to win a key lead-up race at...
Spending To Win claims Listed Starlight
In a race that did not go to plan, Spending To Win has showed his Starlight Stakes rivals a clean pair of heels to score...
Tempo key to Siren’s Fury in Festival
After an eye-catching return in a $1 million race, Siren's Fury is on song for a Festival Stakes upset, provided the race is run at...
Clark teams up with Taikomochi in Cup
Tulloch Lodge and Tim Clark will chase their second ATC Cup win in three years when they team up with on-speed gelding Taikomochi.
‘Perfect’ Sneak Preview claims Highway win
Sneak Preview has claimed his fourth win in eight starts, with Dubbo trainer Kody Nestor labelling him a perfect Country Championships candidate.
Luvaluva out to get Gong at Kembla Grange
Trainer John Sargent believes Luvaluva is spot-on for the The Gong at Kembla Grange with 25 horses nominated for the million dollar race.
Japanese import flies flag at Randwick
The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Hush Writer is likely to head to Melbourne after the Japanese-bred stayer cruised to victory in the St Leger...
Samadoubt chasing another Randwick feature
Samadoubt has been in the form of his career this spring, a trend his trainer and jockey believe can continue in the Craven Plate at...
Clark focuses on harnessing Nature’s speed
Speed is Nature Strip's biggest asset but to win the Everest, jockey Tim Clark knows he needs to use it wisely.
Race experience key for juvenile Postcode
Tulloch Lodge two-year-old Postcode will have race experience on his side when he chases his first win in the Victory Vein Stakes.
Clark Thinkin’ he can win Gloaming again
Jockey Tim Clark is confident Just Thinkin' can emulate his half-brother Thinkin' Big by winning the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Back-to-back Oaks Trial wins for Newnham
Celestial Falls has emulated her older half-sister Greysful Glamour by capturing the VRC Oaks Trial at Flemington.
Hush Writer outstays Newcastle Cup rivals
Tulloch Lodge has captured another Newcastle Cup with Hush Writer denying trainer Kris Lees a local victory.
Wet track a query for in-form Samadoubt
Samadoubt will be out to maintain his unbeaten run this campaign in the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Clark happy to Flit in for Tea Rose ride
Jockey Tim Clark believes Libertini is vulnerable in the Tea Rose Stakes and his pick-up ride Flit could be the horse to capitalise.
Bott, Waterhouse Thinkin’ big for spring
In typical Tulloch Lodge fashion, Just Thinkin' has outmuscled his rivals to claim an all-the-way win in the Dulcify Stakes.
Samadoubt does it again in Group 2 Chelmsford
Bjorn Baker will weigh up his options for Samadoubt after the horse again ran his rivals ragged at Randwick.
Jockeys pay respects to Mikaela Claridge
Jockeys have worn black armbands in races around the country as a mark of respect for apprentice Mikaela Claridge after her death in a trackwork...