Monday evening's racing catch up
James Goodman advises in this evening’s show that they have lost a sponsor from next week but are on the hunt for a new brand.
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History shows that three-year-olds have it all to do in this prestigious mile race, given that there have been only ten sophomore winners since its inception in 1861, two of which in the new millennium
Christmas day in a racing stable is largely business as usual. Horses have to be fed, watered and exercised
James McDonald closed a highly successful short-term stint in Hong Kong with a quartet at Sha Tin on Sunday
Beyond the pending investigations, things ended well enough for the Bass-Robinson yard when the improving Rainbow Lorikeet stamped her Paddock Stakes prospects with a gutsy victory under a top-notch ride by Aldo Domeyer
Zac Purton became only the second jockey to ride 1800 winners in Hong Kong with a treble at Sha Tin on Sunday
From waiting tables in the Durban Viewroom Restaurant at Hollywoodbets Greyville to the winner’s enclosure
