Home
🔒 🔒 Questions remain after ACMA confirms racing carve-out from gambling influencer crackdown
Racing channels and programming have been granted limited exemptions from an impending ban on athletes, celebrities and influencers appearing in wagering advertising from January 1, but the scope and impact of the changes remain unclear.
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
Monroe Walk becomes latest Japanese Group 1 winner out of an Australian mare
Monroe Walk, a Kizuna filly out of Thousand Guineas winner Amphitrite, remained unbeaten in the Shuka Sho at Kyoto, equalling the course record at her first Group 1 start.
From The Newsdesk
Featured
Rowe On Monday – Inglis finds right size for breeze-up sale, a Magic path emerges, Hutch to stay hands-on and Arrowfield’s treble to remember
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, Tim chats to Sebastian Hutch, Bruce Slade and Merrick Staunton about the dynamic of the Australian breeze-up market, hails the emergence of a key Gold Coast two-year-old race and reflects on an unforgettable Saturday for Arrowfield.
Gallery – Stars of Saturday – Everest and Caulfield Cup day
All the action from The Everest and Caulfield Cup day from the perspective of the photographers from The Image Is Everything.
Straight Talk – Breeze-up market surge feat. Sebastian Hutch, plus Everest, Caulfield Cup and track concerns
In this week’s Straight Talk, we discuss Inglis’ $30 million Ready2Race Sale, the key talking points ahead of Everest and Caulfield Cup week, and what PointsBet and Entain reveal about the pressures facing Australia’s wagering sector, plus a lot more.
🔒 🔒 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.
