Bullock conquered England and Germany!
– The third jockey to join our list of Incomparables – Francis (Frank) Joseph Patrick Bullock (1885 – 1946) was the most successful jockey at home and abroad of the remarkable Australians who ventured overseas in the first decade of the twentieth century. Bullock was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2006... Read More
Shadwell’s Enbihaar aims for another milestone for Redoute’s
Friday’s Lonsdale Cup favourite, from the champion Australian stallion’s second French crop, will fly the flag for the late Arrowfield stalwart The legendary Redoute’s Choice (Danehill) will be out to break new ground on Friday night when his daughter Enbihaar lines up as favourite in the Lonsdale Cup (Gr 2, 2m) at York, amidst a... Read More
First for Frosted
New winners Frosted – Darley’s Frosted (Tapit) sired his first winner on Saturday as Inject (2 f ex Appealing Zophie by Successful Appeal) romped to a six-length victory in a five furlong maiden at Ellis Park on Saturday. A three-time Grade 1 winner in America, Frosted is due to have his first southern hemisphere runners... Read More
Moore winners for Nick at Taipa
Moore winners for Nick at Taipa First season trainer Nick Moore continued his winning ways in taking out Sunday’s feature, The Association Of Macau Racing Journalists Cup over the Taipa 1050 metres, with the very promising Hostwin Poseidon (Dream Ahead). Ridden by Luis Corrales, Hostwin Poseidon made light work of gate 11 to cross... Read More
South Africa’s Santos sets sights on success
Young gun, who made a splash at the Cape Premier Yearling Sale earlier this year, talks aspirations, Australia and audits Christopher Santos may not have the name recognition of some of the world’s leading thoroughbred traders but the emerging South African agent hopes that, in time, he will earn his spot among the leading... Read More
Blinkered Aramaayo puts rivals in the shade in Kranji Mile
Former Godolphin galloper Aramaayo (Poet’s Voice) claimed his highest prize since racing in Singapore when he landed the S$1 million Kranji Mile (Local Gr 1, 1600m) yesterday. First past the post only once at his previous six starts at Kranji, the Poet’s Voice (Dubawi) five-year-old had, however, not been able to fully showcase his true... Read More