Bookmakers
Racing
On-course bookies get level field on tote odds
Chris Roots NSW on-course bookmakers are set to fight back against their corporate cousins after finally being able to offer tote odds as part of their service this month.
Doubts over Pierro spook bookmakers
Andrew Eddy STAR three-year-old Pierro is set to continue his path towards the Cox Plate, despite bookmaker speculation he would be scratched last night.
Racing
One tax Hickman is happy to have on his books
Chris Roots Warwick Farm trainer Greg Hickman learned something when Taxmeifyoucan entered his stable as a two-year-old.
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.
Shark Bites
Michael Sharkie Local trainers have really taken advantage of the strong Australian dollar.
Horse Racing
'Singo' and Gai's is a less than joyous jostle in a long run
Richard Hinds When people say Singleton and the Waterhouse family have history, they are not exaggerating.
The inside running on a racing bust-up
Tim Elliott It's amazing what a difference a little piece of trackside tittle-tattle will make in the world of racing.
This Waterhousegate scandal is without precedent
Max Presnell "Oh, the shark has pretty teeth, dear, and he shows 'em, pearly white.''
Nothing odd until tirade: bookies
Michael Sharkie Major bookmakers report betting on More Joyous to win ninth group 1 generally strong.
Horse Racing
More Joyous may retire with a stewards' inquiry pending
Chris Roots Six-year-old mare may not be seen on track after controversial failure in All Aged Stakes.
Pain in the neck key to unravelling real story of More Joyous soap opera
Max Presnell Just what was said to who in the More Joyous affair hardly has the relevance of why the outstanding mare raced like she was bitten by a redback spider in All Aged Stakes at Randwick 10 days ago.
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...
Horse Racing
Official warning on attendance at Joyous inquiry
Chris Roots Any person directed by stewards to attend inquiry and doesn't could be warned off.
'You're an absolute sham': Gai lashes out at Singleton
Lisa Davies, Kate McClymont, Ilya Gridneff Renowned trainer Gai Waterhouse has launched a stinging attack on her long-time friend and racehorse owner John Singleton.
Racing
End looms for More Joyous as inquiry is adjourned
Chris Roots More Joyous may have been seen on a racetrack for the final time after her controversial failure in the All Aged Stakes on Saturday.
Singo's doubts over top mare not reflected in early betting with bookies
Michael Sharkie Despite John Singleton's concerns regarding the condition of More Joyous before last Saturday's All Aged Stakes, punters showed no hesitation in backing his mare to win her ninth group 1.
Horse Racing
Moody's tears, perhaps sadness, possibly relief
Patrick Bartley As the tears welled up in the eyes of trainer Peter Moody at a press conference to announce the retirement of the world's fastest race mare, some close to the former Queenslander suspected some of...
Racing
Kelinni can buck weight to deliver gold
Max Presnell Kelinni, in the Sydney Cup at Royal Randwick, promises to continue the winning flow of Chris Waller.
Horse Racing
No joy as Singo and Gai split
Chris Roots The fallout from John Singleton sacking Gai Waterhouse before Saturday's All Aged Stakes will continue in front of stewards on Friday.
Horseracing
Hearing into Singo-Gai stoush needs bigger arena
Chris Roots Chief steward Ray Murrihy will consider moving the Gai Waterhouse-John Singleton inquiry from Racing NSW’s Druitt Street headquarters to Randwick on Friday because of unprecedented media interest.
