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 1. US: Baffert Set For A Big WeekendThree time Kentucky Derby winner Bob Baffert will get an idea of how his classic hopes are shaping for 2012 when he starts Liaison and Sky Kingdom in the G2 Robert B. Lewis Stakes at Santa Anita this weekend.
(3 February 2012)
2. UK: Struthers Seeking Whip SolutionIn-coming chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association Paul Struthers has reiterated his desire to find a solution to the whip restrictions in time for the Cheltenham Festival in March. (3 February 2012)
3. UK: O'Neill issues Synchronised WarningTrainer Jonjo O'Neill has warned that his impressive last start winner Synchronised is not a certain starter in the Hennessy Gold Cup on Sunday week. (3 February 2012)
4. UK: Vulcanite Set For Another SuccessCheltenham is set to host some outstanding championship contests for novice hurdlers at The Festival in 2012 after entries were revealed today for the William Hill Supreme Novices' Hurdle, the Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle, the JCB Triumph Hurdle and the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle. (3 February 2012)
5. SOUITH AFRICA: Derby Winner Dodges IguguTrainer Brett Crawford has ruled out a clash between impressive Investec Cape Derby winner and superstar mare Igugu.
(2 February 2012)
6. DUBAI: Guineas WIll Suit Godolphin FilliesGodolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni appears to hold all the aces in the UAE 1000 Guineas, the rich feature on Friday's program at Meydan. (2 February 2012)
7. US: World Cup Prep Race For Animal KingdomKentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom is set to make his return to racing on February 25 in the G3 Tampa Bay Stakes on turf at Gulfstream Park as his lead up to the Dubai World Cup. (2 February 2012)
8. UK: Kalahari King Straight To CheltenhamKalahari King will head straight to the Cheltenham Festival in March as he seeks an elusive first victory at the showpiece meeting.
(2 February 2012)
9. IRELAND: Big Two Face Off At PunchestownThe dominant forces in the two-mile chase division are due to clash in Sunday's Tied Cottage Chase at Punchestown. (2 February 2012)
10. HONG KONG: Purton Switches To Little BridgeZac Purton will be back on board Little Bridge in Sunday's HK$4.5 million Chairman's Sprint Trophy at Sha Tin following a riding switch with French jockey Gerald Mosse.
(2 February 2012)
11. UK: National Entries AnnouncedMany of the best chasers in training are among the entries announced today for the 2012 running of the world's most famous Jump race, the John Smith's Grand National.
(2 February 2012)
12. SINGAPORE: Thunder Ready To Have A CrackTrainer Theo Kieser was eagerly looking forward to the $65,000 Perth Yearling Stakes over 1000m on the Polytrack on Sunday. (2 February 2012)
13. SINGAPORE: Rocket Man preparing for Dubai tiltSingapore's champion sprinter Rocket Man is back on track following a good rest following a disappointing Hong Kong finale to the 2011 year. (1 February 2012)
14. UK: Ascot's Premier Sprint RenamedAscot Racecourse is delighted to announce that The Golden Jubilee Stakes has been renamed The Diamond Jubilee Stakes to mark this important milestone in Her Majesty The Queen's reign.
(1 February 2012)
15. UK: Moonshine Looks To Bounce BackMr Moonshine, who looked a chaser to follow after two runaway successes at Carlisle and Haydock earlier in the season, is an intended runner in the Grade Two totepool.com Towton Novices' Chase at Wetherby this Saturday, according to trainer Sue Smith.
(1 February 2012)
16. HONG KONG: Guyon Banned For Whipping Rival JockeyFrench jockey Maxime Guyon has ended his current Hong Kong stay in disgrace after being found guilty of whipping a rival jockey in a race at Sha Tin on Sunday. (31 January 2012)
17. MACAU: Leyshan Fires With Winning DoubleTrainer Peter Leyshan kicked off the Year of the Dragon in great style at Taipa with a winning double at Saturday's Chinese New Year meeting including the feature Good Fortune Handicap. (30 January 2012)
18. US: Hansen Suffers First DefeatLast year's juvenile champion Hansen lost his unbeaten record with an upset loss at the hands of Algorithms in the $400,000 Holy Bull Stakes at Gulfstream Park on Sunday.
(30 January 2012)
19. US: Classy Return By Mucho Macho ManMucho Macho Man, who ran in all three Triple Crown races last season, started off his four-year-old campaign in promising fashion by scoring over six fellow Florida-breds in the $400,000 Sunshine Millions Classic Stakes at Gulfstream Park. (30 January 2012)
20. SINGAPORE: Super Easy's Charmed Run ContinuesSmart sprinter Super Easy came back from a two-month break to stretch his unbeaten record to six wins on Sunday. (30 January 2012)
21. SINGAPORE: Baster Continues To Show His Wares At KranjiAustralian jockey Stephen Baster continues to enjoy a good run at his new Singapore stint when he rode a double at Kranji on Sunday to bring his score to four winners in only 18 rides. (30 January 2012)
22. SINGAPORE: Cash Luck Leaves For Dubai On Winning NoteEmerging middle-distance performer Cash Luck could not have hoped for a better send-off to his upcoming Dubai campaign after he scored a convincing win in the $95,000 Open Benchmark 97 race over 1600m on Sunday. (30 January 2012)
23. HONG KONG: Ambitious Dragon Roars Back To FormSha Tin witnessed the 'Return of the Dragon' as Hong Kong's Horse of the Year swept to a scintillating victory in the HKG1 Stewards' Cup on Sunday. (30 January 2012)
24. UK: Midnight Chase On Song For Gold CupMidnight Chase has become a loyal servant to Neil Mulholland through thick and thin and the good times returned at Cheltenham once again as he took his rivals apart from the front in the Argento Chase.
(29 January 2012)
25. UK: More Success For Henrietta KnightCalgary Bay gave Henrietta Knight her second big winner in seven days when carrying a welter burden to victory in the Sky Bet Chase at Doncaster. (29 January 2012)
26. UK: Big Buck's Closing On RecordBig Buck's has marched closer to compiling the longest winning streak for a jumper in modern times after making it 15 in a row in the Rewards4Racing Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham.
(29 January 2012)
27. SOUTH AFRICA: Ebony Flyer Wins Majorca Ebony Flyer overcame her well known breathing problems to take the R500,000, Grade 1, WFA Klawervlei Majorca Stakes (1600m) at Kenilworth on Saturday.
(29 January 2012)
28. SOUTH AFRICA: Jackson Dominates Cape DerbySouth Africa saw a rising star at Kenilworth on Saturday when Jackson dominated the R600,000, Grade 1, Investec Cape Derby (2000m) winning with flair and exuberance from jockey Karis Teetan.
(29 January 2012)
29. SOUTH AFRICA: Igugu Outstanding In J & B MetThere was high emotion at Kenilworth on Saturday when the outstanding mare Igugu produced a champions performance to win the feature of the 2012 Sizzling Summer Season in the Cape, the R2.5m, Grade 1, The J & B Met (2000m).
(29 January 2012)
30. SINGAPORE: Palombaro Wraps Up Big Night For Kiwi DuoThe Bruce Marsh-Opie Bosson combination enjoyed a good night at the office on Friday when they teamed up for a winning treble. (28 January 2012)
31. SINGAPORE: Speedy Cat Gives Another BeltingNew exciting prospect Speedy Cat turned in the most captivating performance of Friday night's racing as he thrashed his rivals in the $65,000 Novice race over 1200m on Polytrack, barely raising a sweat. (28 January 2012)
32. SINGAPORE: Quinta De Lago Brings Up Moreira DoubleLeading jockey Joao Moreira keeps racking up the winners week after week and Friday night was no different when he booted home a brilliant double. (28 January 2012)
33. SINGAPORE: McDonogh Cuts Short Singapore StintDue to work commitments back home, Irish jockey Declan McDonogh is leaving the Kranji riding ranks earlier than expected. (28 January 2012)
34. UK: Scott Hoping For Bowntobebad BounceFestival Trials Day takes place at Cheltenham tomorrow, Saturday, January 28, and offers the final opportunity to witness top-quality action at the home of Jump racing before The Festival in March.
(28 January 2012)
35. DUBAI: Musir Wins Again At MeydanAustralian-bred Musir could not have been more impressive when winning the Group 2 Al Rashidiya, the 1800m turf feature at Meydan on Thursday night. (27 January 2012)
36. SOUTH AFRICA: Igugu On Show At KenilworthThe magic of Igugu is set to be on display once again when the Mike de Kock trained mare runs in the pinnacle of the Cape's Sizzling Summer Season, the R2.5m, Grade 1, J & B Met (2000m) at Kenilworth on Saturday.
(27 January 2012)
37. SOUTH AFRICA: G2 J & B Reserve Stayers PreviewMilnerton trainer Joey Ramsden has a strong hand for Saturday's J & B Met Raceday at Kenilworth, Cape Town, on Saturday.
(27 January 2012)
38. SOUTH AFRICA: G1 Investec Cape Derby PreviewThe R600,000, Grade 1 Investec Cape Derby (2000m)has a history of producing future champions of South African racing and this year's renewal appears to be no different. A mouth watering clash between the leading three-year-olds is expected at Kenilworth on Saturday.
(27 January 2012)
39. SINGAPORE: Eclair Fastpass Gets KrisFlyer Campaign On The RoadThe lightly-raced Eclair Fastpass makes his racing reappearance this Sunday as he takes his first step towards his main mission in May. (27 January 2012)
40. Dark Matter Claims Fourth Singapore Win In DubaiSingapore sprinter Dark Matter scored his second win from as many starts in Dubai when he earned the verdict by a short head in a photo finish on Thursday night.
(27 January 2012)
41. SINGAPORE: Kaiser's Half-Brother Shows PromiseTrainer Theo Kieser had every reason to be pleased with the barrier trial win of Kaiser's half-brother on Thursday morning. (27 January 2012)
42. UK: Exciting Novice Chases In ProspectA new sponsor and some top-class entries are revealed today for the four non-handicap championship novice chases staged at The Festival from Tuesday to Friday, March 13 to 16 at Cheltenham.
(27 January 2012)
43. UK: Helpston Chases More SuccessWetherby stages a competitive seven-race card on Totepool Irish Day, Saturday, February 4, the highlight of which is the £23,500 Grade Two totepool.com Towton Novices' Chase (2.20pm) over three miles and a furlong (27 January 2012)
44. UK: Aintree Entries ClosingThis year's John Smith's Grand National countdown steps up a gear next week with the entries for the world's greatest chase closing at noon on Tuesday, January 31.
(27 January 2012)
45. UK: Little Josh Returns For CheltenhamLittle Josh, who won the Paddy Power Gold Cup in November, 2010, was last seen finishing fifth in the Grade Three Murphy Group Chase on Festival Trials Day a year ago. (27 January 2012)
46. DUBAI: Presvis Set For Al Rashidiya DoubleLuca Cumani's star Prevsis is seeking to become the first horse to win the Group 2 Al Rashidiya twice at Meydan on Thursday. (26 January 2012)
47. HONG KONG: Sweet Success In Classic MileWarning Flag, renamed Sweet Orange and formally trained by David Wachman in Ireland, lifted the G1 Hong Kong Classic Mile for trainer David Ferraris at Sha Tin on Wednesday. (26 January 2012)
48. SINGAPORE: Tenzing Grabs Last Stride Fortune Bowl WinAustralian-bred gelding Tenzing scored his first major success in Singapore when he took out the Group 3 $200,000 Fortune Bowl over 2000m on Tuesday. (25 January 2012)
49. SINGAPORE: Baster On The Board With A DoubleVisiting Australian jockey Stephen Baster could not have wished for a better start to his Singapore stint riding a double at just his second meeting on Tuesday. (25 January 2012)
50. SINGAPORE: Dragon Has A Serious GalloperNewcomer to training ranks Leticia Dragon landed her first trophy race when Aserious took out the $75,000 Class 3 Macau Jockey Club Trophy over 1600m on Tuesday. (25 January 2012)
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