Articles by: Noah Strang

10-time Group 1 winning mare Imperatriz was sold for $6.6 million on Tuesday at the Gold Coast Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale. She was purchased by Victoria’s Yulong Stud. The previous most expensive broodmare sold for $5 million.

Jason Warren’s star horse Benedetta is expected to run at this year’s Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) at Eagle Farm. Benedetta recently won The Goodwood (1200m) in May. Her trainer thinks the mare is ready for the step up to a 1400m race.

Trainer Annabel Neasham has once again tasted success at the Group 1 Doomben Cup in Ascot. Her seven-year-old gelding Bois D’Argent won over the odds on Saturday, beating out another Neasham trained horse Fawkner Park.

Three-year-old filly The Black Cloud emerged victorious at Randwick on Saturday at the Taylor Construction Handicap. Trainer Joe Pride has talked up his new horse as a stakes-class thoroughbred in the making, but was pessimistic heading into this race.

Trainer Joe Pride thinks a jockey change could help his gelding Think About It get out of his slump. Victorian-based rider Blake Shinn is set to trial the five-year-old on Tuesday at Warwick Farm in Sydney.

Jockey Zac Lloyd managed to pull his horse, Fall For Cindy, off the rail and secure an impressive victory at the Group 3 Dark Jewel Classic. Fall For Cindy came out on top over favourites Shadows of Love, Ruthless Dame, Banana Queen, and Ghaanati.

Bella Nipotina scored her second Group 1 win on Saturday with an impressive win in the Doomben 10,000. The six-year-old mare started slow, before pulling out the victory late on. Trainer Ciaron Maher expressed great pride in the performance.

Numerian, ridden by Victoria-based jockey Jamie Mott, has won the 2024 Group Two AD Hollindale Stakes. The eight-year-old gelding is trained by NSW-based trainer Annabel Neasham. Her horses have now won four straight Hollindale Stakes races.

Top class Australian jockey Jamie Kah led four-year-old mare Benedetta to victory in The Goodwood this Saturday at Morphettville. The race was Kah’s second straight win and Benedetta’s first ever triumph at Group One level.

This winter’s Queensland Derby, Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup, and other Brisbane Racing Club racing have been selected to be a part of this year’s World Pool, meaning punters all around the world can watch the races live and place their bets.