B: Limerick Lane Thoroughbreds T: Darren Weir W: Optus Shop Warrnambool Maiden Plate, 1400m, Warrnambool, 3 May Kiwia was impressive winning here on debut. He broke well from barrier six under John Allen and settled well, back in second last place in the seven-horse field, tracking a good tempo. He made his move at the... Read More

Just as sure that Pakistan Star (Shamardal) might be freakishly good despite the fact that he’s won just three-times in ten starts since that internet congesting debut win in July last year. East meets West on every corner but you’re unlikely to meet a miscreant intent on relieving you of your wallet. I love the... Read More

The three-year-old colt finished powerfully to defeat the fillies Honey Rider (Pins) and Flamingo (Pins) and looks capable of further stakes success. A big colt, very similar in type to his father, Sweet Leader may eventually find a place at stud to continue the O’Reilly (Last Tycoon) legacy which has played a big part in... Read More

Galileo’s (Sadler’s Wells) handsome son The United States, of course, officially represents Australia as he has his final run before a mooted stud career outside Australia. The Robert Hickmott-trained stallion certainly impressed jockey Brett Prebble, one of four Australians who’ll ride in Sunday’s Group One, when he rode him in his final gallop on Friday.... Read More

O: K B Farrell, Ms L M Farrell, A E Richmond, R B T Aurisch, Dr E T Hodgson, D M Mcleish, Mrs M M Mcleish, D K Dong, D Robinson, J H & P L Glenney Racing (Mgr: J H Glenney) & Boeara Holdings (Mgr: Ms D A Dunphy) B: Highgrove Stud T: Chris... Read More

After easing from her wide barrier (14), Kenedna settled back in 12th place in the large 17-horse field before improving between runners on passing the 600 metres but she was then held up for clear running. Jockey John Allen got an opening at the 150 metres, where Kenedna sprinted quickly and soon dashed clear before... Read More