Bart's Mackinnon Magic 27/10/2011 Is the Mackinnon Stks the race it once was from a Melbourne Cup point of view?
No My Kingdom Of Fife At Rosehill On Saturday 13/09/2011 The duel nominated My Kingdom Of Fife will not be seen at Rosehill on Saturday after trainer Chris Waller preferred to wait with the Group 1 winner as he prepares for the Group 1 Tatts Cox Plate (2040m) on October 22.
Shootoff gunning for Farm return 18/08/2011 Queensland Derby winner Shootoff will have to buck recent history if he is to be a force in the major Cups races this spring.
Heathcote Just Hoping For Lukas 17/06/2011 Our Lukas has already won two Ipswich Cups but trainer Robert Heathcote couldn't be less confident going into this year's race.
Scenic Influence Over Perth Dispersal Sale 16/06/2011 Magic Millions will present a catalogue of 133 lots without reserve in a dispersal sale of one leading Western Australian nursery Durham Lodge Stud on June 26.
Can Glass shine though in Brisbane Cup 10/06/2011 Last Saturday the Mike Moroney trained Glass Harmonium ran the Group 2 Eagle Farm Cup field off its feet to give the imported galloper his first Australian win along with satisfaction for the punters who had backed him into the $2.20 favourite.
Sadler declares Shootoff the Derby danger 9/06/2011 Trainer John Sadler believes Scarlett Lady's absence from the Group One Queensland Derby won't make it any easier for Heidilicious.
Moroney Warms To Cup Start For Import 6/06/2011 Trainer Mike Moroney is hoping imported galloper Glass Harmonium can buck the trend and claim the Eagle Farm Cup/Brisbane Cup double.
Glass Harmonium may target Brisbane Cup 4/06/2011 Trainer Mike Moroney hasn't ruled out backing up Glass Harmonium in next week's Group Two Brisbane Cup following his Eagle Farm Cup win.
Waller two handed in Oaks 29/05/2011 Trainer Chris Waller is planning a massive assault on the 2012 Brisbane winter carnival after he finishes with this year's features.
Peck to charge into Qld Derby contention 27/05/2011 The Darley juggernaut has dominated this season's two-year-old majors but it's also hopeful Peck can storm into Queensland Derby contention.
Three Of The Best From The West 27/05/2011 Three of the best horses to come out of Western Australia in the past decade have been sons of the late Sadler's Wells stallion Scenic.
The First Word 26/05/2011 The Racing and Sports Magazine provides all your racing information, from week to week, year to year.
Moroney tips Viking Hero over Tinseltown 26/05/2011 Trainer Mike Moroney believes Viking Hero and veteran Tinseltown can go a long way to turning around his Brisbane Cup fortunes when they clash at Doomben.
Scenic Shot proves a popular win 22/05/2011 While most of the money was on his more favoured counterparts, there was still some interest for veteran galloper Scenic Shot in this afternoon's Kirk's Doomben Cup.
Scenic Shot Wins Second Doomben Cup 22/05/2011 Crowd favourite Scenic Shot showed he was still a force to be reckoned with as an eight-year-old when he scored a thrilling win in today's $500,000 Group One Doomben Cup (2020m).
Scenic Shot wins Doomben Cup 21/05/2011 Veteran West Australian gelding Scenic Shot has won his second Doomben Cup in a tight finish from European imports My Kingdom Of Fife and Glass Harmonium.
Scriven focused on Doomben Cup 19/05/2011 A confident Shane Scriven isn't letting an appeal hearing cloud his ambition to claim a second Doomben Cup on Scenic Shot.
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Kingston Town Classic likes Playing God
Many would consider Kingston Town to easily be in the top five all time greats of Australian racing.
Last Saturday the Mike Moroney trained Glass Harmonium ran the Group 2 Eagle Farm Cup field off its feet to give the imported galloper his first Australian win along with satisfaction for the punters who had backed him into the $2.20 favourite.
Three of the best horses to come out of Western Australia in the past decade have been sons of the late Sadler's Wells stallion Scenic.
