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🔒 🔒 Galileo’s Cup curse lives on at Caulfield, but his influence remains
For the first time since 2015, Galileo has no direct representative in the Caulfield Cup. Yet while he has never sired a winner of Australia’s great handicaps, his descendants continue to leave an increasingly powerful imprint on both the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
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🔒 🔒 Cups glory and breeding ambitions reveal Sneesby’s ‘split racing personality’
Craig Sneesby has three chances to land the Caulfield Cup, but the executive recruitment chief is equally focused on the breeding prospects that may shape his racing future.
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🔒 🔒 Cups glory and breeding ambitions reveal Sneesby’s ‘split racing personality’
Craig Sneesby has three chances to land the Caulfield Cup, but the executive recruitment chief is equally focused on the breeding prospects that may shape his racing future.
🔒 🔒 The Hunter tension – How coal and the breeding industry continue to live side by side
Decisions over two key Hunter Valley mining projects in recent weeks have highlighted the uncertainty facing the coal and thoroughbred breeding industries, two pillars of the region’s identity. Warwick Barr examines the history and the future of the relationship between the two.
Welcome to racing’s biggest stage – Donaldson-Aitken ready for Group 1 bid
Tyler Donaldson-Aitken has built his business around selling horses, but it will be at Caulfield on Saturday, not Inglis’ Riverside Stables next week, where his biggest moment in the industry may come.
🔒 🔒 Cunningham holds a hot colt hand, but he won’t be rushed into Warwoven stud deal
Golden Rose winner Warwoven was bred and is part-owned by Kia Ora Stud, but that doesn’t mean the colt is assured of a home at its stallion arm Vinery, with connections to place the son of Sword Of State on the open market.
