Tim Rowe

The Cunningham family will put their Hunter Valley property, Ridgmont Farm, up for sale, but have vowed to remain heavily involved in all aspects of the thoroughbred industry.

Four New South Wales race clubs asked to show-cause in the past by regulator Racing NSW have all been placed into administration, a precedent that the Australian Turf Club will have to overcome when it states its case later this month.

In this week's Rowe On Monday, an industry veteran decides on a change of pace, it's all about the timing for the dam of Breeders' Plate winner Incognito and a dilemma for Asfoora's owner Akram El-Fahkri.

There aren’t many Frankels in Australia, but the champion European stallion’s progeny have achieved at a stellar rate in major races across the country and he has two three-year-old daughters in the Flight Stakes.

Twelve months since a crucial meeting between Racing NSW and major breeders, tensions still simmer, but participants’ focus has turned to Pattern reform rather than the war of words surrounding the now failed sale of Rosehill.

International wagering giant Entain will divest its ownership of horses in training in New Zealand, eight months after the corporate bookmaker axed its Ladbrokes Racing Club in Australia.

Inglis isn’t panicking about the need for a last-minute switch to fill its Everest slot after Skybird was officially ruled out of the $20 million race due to injury.