Thoroughbred industry mourns prominent vet Dr Jim Rodger
Esteemed breeding and racing veterinarian Dr Jim Rodger, described as a true pioneer of modern-day equine medicine, has died.
Keeneland records fall after another ‘amazing’ session
The hot pace of trade continued at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, with 13 horses sold for $1 million or more on the first day of Book 2.
Epsom looms large for Pier after Theo Marks return
An Australian winter spell has agreed with New Zealand Group 1 winner Pier, who is set to kick off his spring preparation in the Group 2 Theo Marks Stakes at Rosehill.
Australian racing's scale of injustice – Boss and Freedman’s call for change
As the feats of Makybe Diva are celebrated at Flemington this week with the race named in her honour, the jockey who was an intrinsic part of her success believes that it’s time to change the weight allowance given to fillies and mares.
Howden takes on naming rights of Victoria Derby day
International insurance giant Howden will be naming rights holder of the Victoria Racing Club's prestigious Victoria Derby Day for at least the next three years.
Waterhouse VC - New Dawn for Brazil
How the gambling industry in Brazil was flipped on its head by regulation.
Beaudesert's Hartley killed in training accident
The Queensland racing industry is mourning the death of Beaudesert -based thoroughbred trainer Leanne Hartley who was tragically killed in an accident on Wednesday.