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Waller moves within one of 200 with Oaks win, while Tassie-owned mare causes Sangster upset
Chris Waller and James McDonald continued their Group 1-winning run in the Australasian Oaks, while a Tasmanian mare, trained by a Kiwi prevailed in a thrilling Robert Sangster Stakes.
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Darley’s Hot roster – Too Darn Hot returns and Ghaiyyath’s back as anticipation builds for Anamoe
Darley Australia has unveiled its 2026 Australian stallion roster comprising 16 stallions, including Too Darn Hot, Anamoe and the first season pair of Tentyris and Observer.
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Straight Talk – Darley’s big call, stallion fee decisions, beer changes at the VRC and shake-ups at major bookies
Straight Talk interviews Alastair Pulford about the changes to Darley’s roster, looks at a pivot on beer strategy for the VRC, cuts at Sportsbet and much, much more.
Equine flights continue despite Middle East conflict
International Racehorse Transport is managing to navigate the complexities of air travel for horses amid the Middle East conflict, with a flight booked to take Australian sprinters bound for the UK in early June.
Written In The Stars – Basil Nolan and a Raheen tale of triumph and tragedy
In an industry full of unsung heroes, Basil Nolan doesn’t know why he was singled out for induction into the Queensland Racing Hall Of Fame. But as Jessica Owers reports, Nolan’s experiences in 54 years running Raheen Stud have shaped a perspective which has helped him give back to the thoroughbred industry.
A turning point for gambling, sport and media in Australia
The federal government’s gambling ad crackdown is set to reshape sport, media and wagering in Australia, hitting broadcast rights and sponsorships in a structural reset. Warwick Barr analyses the changes.
