Home
🔒 🔒 First-season sires face early test as seven-figure yearlings step out at Kensington
Monday’s nine juvenile heats at Randwick bring the first public evidence from a freshman crop led commercially by Anamoe, while expensive colts True North and Moneyball make their first official appearances.
Sign Up to our free newsletters today
Daily and feature newsletters, covering all the
latest in racing, wagering and breeding, direct to your inbox
Latest
Stewards order Caulfield rail shift after track concerns ahead of Group 1 raceday
Stewards were forced into a last-minute move to shft the Caulfield rail out an additional four metres on a dual Group 1 raceday, with the opening race delayed while works were completed.
From The Newsdesk
Featured
Straight Talk – A looming leadership shake-up, a way back for Weir, the breeze-up debate and the WA TAB
This week on Straight Talk, Sam Doran and Bren O’Brien discuss the growing uncertainty around racing’s leadership ranks, the sport’s latest animal welfare image challenge, key developments in bloodstock and breeding, and renewed questions over the future ownership of WA TAB.
🔒 🔒 Tripadvisor’s warning puts racing’s tourism pitch under the microscope
Australian racing has been swept into Tripadvisor’s global animal welfare crackdown, with racetracks carrying warnings that could challenge the sport’s tourism ambitions and raise fresh questions about its public standing.
O’Brien on Monday – Bjorn again with colts play, Aussie mares making their mark overseas and State set to return
With Tim Rowe on leave – Bren O’Brien steps in and discusses Bjorn Baker’s big weekend, a Slipper connection to Keeneland, an Aussie-flavoured feature in Japan, the state of play with State Of Rest and why a breeders’ award in Queensland has prompted calls for change.
🔒 🔒 RWWA review revives WA TAB sale question, but at what price?
Western Australia has tried three times to sell its TAB. A $28.5 million loss, an unresolved AUSTRAC assessment and a review of the wagering business’s outlook make a fourth attempt plausible, but the $1 billion once on the table is long gone.
