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Bary hoping son of Zed will bring A-game on Derby day
Chris Roots John Bary has an impressive derby record, not necessarily for winning them but for having the favourite.
Horseracing
Control is what Waterhouse is really fighting for
Chris Roots Gai Waterhouse is a master of getting it right.
Endurance key to giving Demi more success in fillies' shootout
Chris Roots TOUGHEST is becoming a hallmark of Dear Demi and she will be mentioned in the same breath of some great fillies should she win the Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
More Joyous inquiry shows stewards are up to the task
Max Presnell The tradition of tough justice by Racing NSW must be dispensed in the More Joyous case, unlike the watered-down Victorian version emphasised in the debacle concerning champion jockey Damien Oliver.
Horseracing
Perceptions of conflict of interest a 'very big deal'
Chris Roots The racing lawman who ran the Fine Cotton and ''Jockey Tapes'' inquiries, John Schreck, believes the inquiry concerning John Singleton and Gai Waterhouse's public stoush should start behind closed...
Your Song top of the pops for Gooree
John Holloway The contribution to Australian racing by Gooree Park's Eduardo Cojuangco has been huge over the past 55 years and another chapter unfolded this week with the pending retirement of his home-bred...
Family business: Waterhouse-Singo stoush reignites old argument
Andrew Wu When John Singleton dropped the bombshell that he would be ending his ?association with Gai Waterhouse, he reopened criticisms levelled at Waterhouse before she even became a trainer.
Randwick's new theatre shows plenty of promise
Max Presnell Somewhere between the Gwabegar wheat silo and Royal Ascot were descriptions of ''The Theatre Of The Horse'' at Royal Randwick, or more ''Stables at the Cross'' than the Opera House.
Racing
True champions don't deserve comparison, only recognition
Max Presnell Back at Royal Randwick and with a champion's presence on Saturday, does it get any better?
Champ's crescendo gets theatre rocking
Max Presnell The horse, Black Caviar, overwhelmed the theatre, at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Horseracing
No Randwick racing over Easter is too hard to bear for traditionalists
Max Presnell Call it progress but the Easter weekend without Royal Randwick is like losing hot-cross buns.
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...
Racing
All eyes on the Randwick Guineas
Kyle Mackey-Laws This year's Guineas is an absolute cracker.
Moody's moment again
Kyle Mackey-Laws Who needs Black caviar when there's Moment of Change?
Michael Lynch
O'Brien finds that caviar is an acquired taste
Michael Lynch Danny O'Brien has notched up 11 metropolitan winners at the halfway point of the season.
Horse racing
How tweet it is: blistering form silences critics
Michael Lynch IN THE old days, jockeys regularly copped sprays from disgruntled punters.
Horseracing
Le Roi anointed at Rosehill
Chris Roots LE ROI has kept surprising trainer Tony McEvoy, he admitted after the former German stayer's easy Summer Cup win at Rosehill on Wednesday.
Sales time: roll up, take a punt and bring your dreams, too
Chris Roots The truth in racing comes in various forms. Self-interest usually determines how and what is revealed.
Seniors day at the Farm a sign of times
Max Presnell Even when horses were getting more steroids than carrots, old-timers hardly had the impact in Sydney as this era.
Young sires have the numbers at next year's leading auctions
John Holloway Widden Stud's Nicconi, a winner of two of Australia's toughest group 1 sprints, spearheads the tally of freshman sires to go under the microscope at the biggest yearling sales in Sydney and the Gold...
