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Tabcorp partners with DAZN to stream Everest and Caulfield Cup day across the world

Every race from Randwick and Caulfield on Saturday will go to more than 230 countries and territories through a single World Feed, which Tabcorp says it wants to produce more of.

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Kensington track
Kenso concern: Trainers query consistency of Randwick inner track

Randwick's main racing surface has been under the spotlight from trainers including Hong Kong-based David Hayes ahead of The Everest, but local trainers are more concerned about the ongoing performance of the inner Kensington track.

Sharpe suspended from upper house as pressure mounts for the release of Hazzard review

NSW government Upper House leader Penny Sharpe has been suspended from parliament amid mounting pressure to release Brad Hazzard's review of the Thoroughbred Racing Act.

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. 

John Power Stand
BRC incumbents hold all three board seats as challengers miss out again

Richard Morrison, Terry Svenson and Jennifer Creaton were returned to the Brisbane Racing Club board as the club reported a $4.6 million profit for 2025/26, with demolition of the John Power Stand set to begin.

Avondale Jockey Club
Avondale Jockey Club seeks racing future as it details court battle

Avondale could be set to again host race meetings as the committee behind the New Zealand club seeks re-instatement on the racing calendar in a High Court determination of its future.

Roger Jaensch
A deed delayed – Tasmanian racing still awaiting funding certainty past 2029

The long wait for a new funding deed for Tasmanian racing continues with the latest minister responsible for delivering certainty to the industry, Roger Jaensch, saying final details are unlikely to be formalised before the state budget in May next year, while any new agreement is unlikely to be as long as the current 20 years.

John Sadler confirms November 30 end to training operation

After almost 50 years training in his own right, John Sadler will close his stable in late November and join Clinton McDonald in an advisory capacity.

Run The Numbers –  King’s latest successes put female jockeys on brink of 50 Australian Group 1 wins

As Rachel King builds her own formidable Group 1 record, she is also helping female jockeys power towards a significant milestone: 50 Group 1 wins in Australia. Run The Numbers dives into the major contributors from Diane Moseley to Siena Grima.

Ethereal with owner-breeder Sir Peter Vela. Photo: Supplied
Ethereal enjoying retirement at Pencarrow Stud

This Saturday will mark a quarter of a century since Ethereal’s win in the Gr.1 Caulfield Cup (2400m), and the blue hen is still enjoying life at Pencarrow Stud, near Cambridge, at the ripe old age of 29.

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