Lonhro
Racing
Like Lonhro, the chase drives Pierro
Andrew Eddy Looks can be deceiving, as Darren Beadman discovered when he ventured to Randwick.
Horseracing
Snowden happy to be home in Scone
Chris Roots Part of Peter Snowden will never leave Scone, which is why he says he is going home this weekend.
New breed of money-making machines
Max Presnell New-age racing has taken a retrograde step with stallions being retired too early, according to John Hawkes.
Racing
Pierro pips All Too Hard in fee stakes
John Holloway Two-year-old triple crown winner Pierro's service fee has been set at $77,000 for his debut season at Coolmore Stud following the announcement of his sale last Friday.
All Too Hard's fee in line with elite new sires
John Holloway Vinery Australia has set a $66,000 service fee for Black Caviar's half-brother All Too Hard when he takes up stud duty at its Scone property in September.
Black Caviar retired
Will Brodie Trainer Peter Moody calls a halt to the career of the world's greatest sprinter.
Horse Racing
Live coverage: Doncaster Day at Royal Randwick
Daniel Sankey Live updates from a sodden Royal Randwick as the nation's best milers prepare for the BMW Doncaster Handicap.
Hawkes circles, eyes prey - and then swoops
John Holloway Team Hawkes has attended all the main Australasian yearling sales this year but, incredibly, signed for only four youngsters before the Inglis Easter auction a fortnight ago.
Horse Racing
Live coverage: Sydney Cup Day at Royal Randwick
Daniel Sankey Live coverage of Sydney Cup Day at Royal Randwick, where there's four Group 1s on the card — the Sydney Cup, the All Aged Stakes, the Champagne Stakes and the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Internationals skyrocket Inglis sales results
John Holloway British bloodstock agent Angus Gold roves the world for blueblooded yearlings and summed up this week's unprecedented Inglis sales: "There are more international buyers here than I have ever seen."
A feast for racing and for a nation hungry to celebrate the best of the best
David Sygall, Sydney The race at Randwick will showcase the course's major refurbishment work.
Roots 'n' All
Racing revival goes beyond the Black Caviar show
Chris Roots Black Caviar has had everyone talking about racing in Sydney in the past week, but even without the effect of the great mare, the sport has rarely been in better shape.
Horseracing
Ingham brothers' legacy lives on
Max Presnell "J.H. (Jack) and R.W. (Bob) Ingham are well known for their brand of frozen chickens but are even better recognised for their endless supply of winners on the racecourse," - The Story Of The Golden...
Darley grabs a slice of Animal Kingdom as Messara's new golden boy heads to Europe
John Holloway Arrowfield Stud and Team Valor International on Thursday announced that Darley has acquired a significant stake in Animal Kingdom. The $US8.
Racing
Rawiller spurred on by Golden memories
Chris Roots Nash Rawiller has his superstars on Saturday - Pierro and More Joyous - but he also hopes the Golden Slipper will fit again as he rides Whittington in the 1200-metre dash at Rosehill.
Horse Racing
Live coverage: Golden Slipper Day
Daniel Sankey Expert tips, the latest results and news from Rosehill as we present live coverage of all the action on Golden Slipper Day.
Frankel opens door to Caviar, other southerners
John Holloway It has been confirmed England's wonder horse, Frankel, will be available to serve 20-25 southern hemisphere broodmares this year, which opens the door for a covering of Black Caviar even if she...
Horseracing
Wiser Pierro toughs it out in punishing rehearsal
Max Presnell Hopefully the Octagonal strain is dominant for Pierro, which had another slugfest in the Hobartville at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Racing
Williams' cup but Coliseo gets closer
David Polkinghorne Canberra trainer Norm Gardner would rather Coliseo had lost by 10 lengths in the Canberra Centenary Cup.
