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Another Bondi winner with a Future

Another Bondi winner with a Future

Lynward Park Stud completed a running double with Bondi's Future and Simply Thinkin’ at Belmont on Wednesday and the Adam Durrant-trained 3yo stablemates won’t be long graduating from the midweeks. Bondi's Future was headed in the straight but wouldn’t lie down for...

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Vinnie filly a record buy for Ridgeport

Vinnie filly a record buy for Ridgeport

WA buyers have purchased 27 yearlings at the Adelaide Magic Millions Yearling Sale this week for an overall spend of $1,021,500. Trainer Lloyd Kennewell broke the local record for a filly on Monday when he bid $400,000 for a daughter of I Am Invincible on behalf of...

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Darling View dilemma with Dalkeith

Darling View dilemma with Dalkeith

Darling View Thoroughbreds director Clive Atwell would have been well pleased when Geisel Park announced Winning Rupert had been signed to stand in Western Australia. Atwell is based at Mundijong and initially supported Winning Rupert in 2018 when he was covering a...

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Playing God sires 17th Stakes-Winner

Playing God sires 17th Stakes-Winner

Darling View Thoroughbreds Champion Playing God sired his 17th individual black-type winner when Lord Vampi scored a commanding victory in the Listed J C Roberts Stakes (1800m) at Ascot on Saturday. After diffusing an outside gate, he let down stylishly for jockey...

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Just Saint James – TBWA Winner of the Week

Just Saint James – TBWA Winner of the Week

First-starter Just Saint James had won a Lark Hill trial untouched last month after sitting three-wide without cover but he was easy to back at $7 in the Peel Bus Hire Maiden (1000m) at Pinjarra on Thursday. Drawing an inside gate down the straight wasn’t ideal and...

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Leading Man wins in Hong Kong

Leading Man wins in Hong Kong

Gingerbread Man gelding Ima Single Man has broken a runs of outs in Hong Kong with an adventurous all-the-way victory in the Heung Yee Kuk Cup (1200m) at Sha Tin. Saturday’s win was his first since January 2023 and it came about after trainer Tony Cruz decided to make...

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Sparkling Kiwi winner by Manhattan Rain

Sparkling Kiwi winner by Manhattan Rain

Kiwi trainer Terri Rae has a consistent team stabled at Ashburton with winners like Manhattan Rain’s progressive filly Kindling Spark. Rae has targeted black-type for Kindling Spark and she will be on a hat-trick in the Listed NZB Insurance Stakes (1600m) at Riccarton...

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WA Finalist for Stud & Stable Staff Awards

WA Finalist for Stud & Stable Staff Awards

Alwyn Park Stud’s Ngyrie Gonzalez is the sole Western Australian Finalist for the this year’s Stud And Stable Staff Awards. A total of eight awards will be handed out at the Awards ceremony which will take place on the Gold Coast on May 29.  The two finalists for each...

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RWWA funds racehorse research

RWWA funds racehorse research

A simple blood test to help predict the injury risk of racehorses is among the study projects made possible by the inaugural Racing WA Research Fund grants. Racing WA Head of Animal Welfare Dr Anna Smet announced two projects had secured funding: A study into WA...

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Lucky photo-finish for Trionfante

Lucky photo-finish for Trionfante

Trionfante needed every metre of the Belmont straight to enter the record books as the first local winner by Winning Rupert since it was announced he was transferring from Queensland to WA. Winning Rupert (Written Tycoon) will stand at Geisel Park Stud in association...

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Gemma’s Son in the slot for Bluff Knoll

Gemma’s Son in the slot for Bluff Knoll

Rejuvenated Snippetson sprinter Gemma's Son brought up a feature weekend double for Scenic Lodge in the $350,000 Bluff Knoll (1099m) in Albany on Sunday. Gemma's Son settled behind speed merchant Acromantula (Written Tycoon) with jockey Shaun McGruddy set to pounce...

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Sir Dreamalot – TBWA Winner of the Week

Sir Dreamalot – TBWA Winner of the Week

Sir Dreamalot is the second smart city-level winner Josh Krispyn has trained by A Lot (USA) and he’s hoping for better luck this time around. Askalot was the first from A Lot’s initial crop and he won twice at Ascot on a path to last year’s G2 WA Derby (2400m). ...

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