Belmont back for Wednesday
Perth Racing officials are confident its midweek metropolitan meeting at Belmont on Wednesday will go ahead as scheduled.
'Stark absurdity' – Esplin blasts NSW racing review’s funding blind spot
Key NSW thoroughbred industry figures have been left angered by Racing Minister David Harris's decision to exclude an evaluation of how the sport is funded from a key government review to be conducted by former MP Brad Hazzard.
Winter weather causes trial and race changes in NSW
Winter wet weather continues to cause headaches for New South Wales racing with a key set of trials scheduled at Rosehill on Tuesday forced to move to Friday.
Rowe On Monday - A Japanese Everest shot, Bobbin’s UK plans on hold for Duke, and Godolphin’s new era starts well
In today’s Rowe On Monday, Tim Rowe reveals an emerging Australian-bred, Japanese-based sprinter might be on his way to The Everest, Andrew Bobbin has knocked back Cheltenham plans for his star jumper Duke Of Bedford, for now, and Godolphin's new era begins well.
Inglis graduate Rosberg ready to live up to early hype
Cranbourne trainer Clinton McDonald's pricey conviction about the prospects of Rosberg could be about to be vindicated.
Comment – Tasmania's ‘line in the sand’ a brutal reminder of racing’s place in politics
If thoroughbred racing thinks its future is safe from the fickle nature of politics, then the extraordinary about-face from Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff on the future of greyhound racing should be a wake-up call, writes Bren O'Brien.
Three straight Scobies for Shinn
Blake Shinn continues to build on his extraordinary success since his return from Hong Kong three years ago, claiming his third straight Scobie Breasley Medal, and fourth overall, at the 2025 Victorian Racing Awards.