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 1. CESSNOCK: Perth Mare Fired Up For New StableTrainer Kris Lees is hoping for a first up victory with former West Australian mare Pure Fire at Cessnock on Friday. (11 March 2010)
2. STONY CREEK: Matthew Gatt Retires From The SaddleMatthew Gatt, one of the most successful jockeys on the Gippsland circuit, had his final ride on board runner up Escape Artist in the Stony Creek Cup on Sunday before retirement. (8 March 2010)
3. STONY CREEK: Abitofado Brings Relief For MoroneyA horror weekend had a bright finish for trainer Mike Moroney when Abitofado recorded a runaway win in the Betfair Stony Creek Cup on Sunday. (8 March 2010)
4. TAREE; Big Day Out For The GirlsFemale apprentices led by Alex Stokes enjoyed a big day out at Taree on March 5.
(8 March 2010)
5. MUDGEE: Guineas Target For Eureka JohPromising central districts three-year-old Eureka Joh is being aimed at the $770,000 Inglis Guineas at Scone on May 14. (4 March 2010)
6. WYONG: Long Wait Ends For Angela DaviesGosford trainer Angela Davies has been training for more than 25 years but had never led in a winner at Wyong until the patched up six year old Timekeeper won the last race on Wednesday.
(4 March 2010)
7. ALBURY: Freyer Aiming For Ninth Gold CupLightly-raced four-year-old Leica Larrikin could be the horse to give trainer Richard Freyer his ninth win in the $170,000 Commercial Club Albury Gold Cup on March 26. (2 March 2010)
8. CANBERRA: Roly Ready To Dance In CamarenaCanberra trainer Lance Doolan will be seeking revenge when he's lightly raced galloper Roly Dancer tackles the $40,000 Camarena Handicap on Sunday. (2 March 2010)
9. GRAFTON: Hotshot Makes Bellamy HappyCoffs Harbour trainer Brett Bellamy would love a stable full of horses like Hotshot Hayil. (1 March 2010)
10. CANBERRA: Breakfast With The StarsThoroughbred Park will host a Breakfast With The Stars on Tuesday morning giving trainers the chance for a final gallop before Sunday's Kamberra Wines Black Opal Day. (1 March 2010)
11. BEAUDESERT: Radio Deal Sets An ExampleA radio deal struck by Queensland's Beaudesert Race Club has set an example that should be embraced by leading country race clubs around Australia.
(28 February 2010)
12. QUIRINDI: Menser Steals Another CupApprentice Lee Menser's affinity with Tamworth-trained gelding All Again came to the fore for the second time in a feature race when they combined to win the Akubra Quirindi Cup on February 26. (28 February 2010)
13. GOULBURN: Choice Of Races For Lawyers LimitsLightly raced mare Lawyers Limits steps out at Goulburn on Monday with trainer Matthew Smith hoping the four-year-old can make up for an unlucky last start defeat. (28 February 2010)
14. LAUNCESTON: Night Racing Starts In AprilTasmania is ready to switch on the lights for the start of night racing in April. (26 February 2010)
15. WAGGA: Following His NamesakeConsistent gelding Making Gold will be out to record a home track victory when he contests the 65 Benchmark 1200m at Wagga on Saturday. (26 February 2010)
16. QUIRINDI: Robinson Will Suit DanzibaaTrainer Paul Perry is banking on the strength and skill and jockey Allan Robinson to win Friday's $20,000 Akubra Quirindi Cup aboard Danzibaa. (25 February 2010)
17. SALE: Diamondconi Blooms For TempletonDiamondconi, prepared by Michael Templeton at Moe, scored a strong maiden win at Sale on Tuesday and looks a filly with a bright future. (24 February 2010)
18. WYONG: Girl On A Canberra MissionPromising filly Girlfriday will be set for the $100,000 Canberra Guineas on March 7 following her strong maiden win at Wyong last Sunday. (24 February 2010)
19. CANBERRA: Cavanough On The AttackLeading Country trainer Brett Cavanough will raid Canberra's Black Opal day with anywhere up to 5 starters on March 7. (23 February 2010)
20. CANBERRA: Opal A Unanimous DecisionSunday's highly impressive Lightning Ridge Plate winner Unanimously has pulled up in terrific condition and will press forward to Sunday week's $250,000 Kamberra Wines Black Opal Stakes. (22 February 2010)
21. CANBERRA: Youngsters Battle It OutIn 32 degree heat the Juniors battled it out in the 2nd annual Junior Fashions on the Field competition at today's Preview Day at Thoroughbred Park. (22 February 2010)
22. CANBERRA: Stubbs Upbeat For Feature DayCanberra CEO Peter Stubbs is counting down the days to the 2010 Kamberra Wines Black Opal Day after a successful prelude day at Thoroughbred Park yesterday in what was just an entrée to the main event on March 7. (22 February 2010)
23. CANBERRA: Funding Forum Slates ACT GovernmentIn an excellent turnout on Wednesday evening 265 people packed the Black Opal Room at Thoroughbred Park for a Public Forum to provide information to stakeholders on the proposed and revised funding model for the three codes of racing in the ACT. (19 February 2010)
24. KANGAROO ISLAND: Carnival On The TAB MapThe Kangaroo Island Cup Carnival – one of the iconic events on South Australia's racing calendar – has received a major boost with the announcement by Thoroughbred Racing SA that the meeting is to become a TAB event from 2011 onwards.
(19 February 2010)
25. WYONG: Voigt Books Bowman For Bluetongue CupThe final piece in the plan by Neville Voigt to try and win the $30,000 Bluetongue Cup at Wyong on Sunday with De Dozen Stars fell into place with the booking of Hugh Bowman to ride the four year old. (18 February 2010)
26. ALBURY: Rose Looking At HatrickTalented mare Look At The Rose will be out to complete her hatrick when she lines up in the 70 Benchmark Handicap (1000m) at Albury on Friday. (17 February 2010)
27. CANBERRA: Leading Lady Chases Opal GloryCanberra's pinup lady Barbara Joseph will take step one in winning her first Black Opal Stakes by attempting to qualify two-year old Poetic Justice for the March 7 feature in Sunday's $20,000 Lightning Ridge Plate. (16 February 2010)
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