1-Jason Miller Jason Miller proved nice guys can come first after he grabbed his first feature race courtesy of Naughty By Nature in the Group 3 Strickland Stakes. Post-race there was genuine affection from an army of friends for Miller who were keen to share their delight. It’s a race that holds fond memories after…
DetailsTop trainer Darren McAuliffe is unfazed by The Velvet King’s defeat two weeks ago and has cast aside any bad memories from the feature race at Belmont Park. Following a brilliant return win in the Belmont Sprint (1400m) in May, The Velvet King went into the Hyperion Stakes (1600m) as favourite, but the race didn’t…
DetailsConsistency and versatility have been the hallmarks of Dance Music’s career to date. Those qualities help explain why trainer Simon Miller can’t hide his admiration for the mare. The daughter of War Chant is giving Miller and owners a great ride, to this point winning 11 races and close to one million dollars in earnings.…
Detailsason Miller will take a trip down memory lane and draw on fond memories when he saddles up Naughty By Nature in the Group 3 Strickland Stakes (2000m) at Belmont. The Strickland Stakes has sentimental value for Miller who will look to strengthen that association when he strives to complete a unique achievement on the…
DetailsTrainer Neville Parnham insists his classy mare Kay Cee can return to her winning ways in the Group 3 Strickland Stakes (2000m) at Ascot on Saturday. A dual winner of the Strickland Stakes, Parnham is unfazed by Kay Cee’s two runs this time in and believes she is poised to bounce back. Kay Cee ran…
DetailsThere is a fair amount of belief that trainer Stephen Miller can go back to back and hold sway with two of his charges at Belmont on Saturday. Punters have pinned their faith and identified Timely Outburst and Agent Jay getting the result in races three and four respectively. Timely Outburst has not missed a…
DetailsHe’s promised a lot, but so far has under delivered. For Albukhturi, the time has come to make a stand and turn potential into performance in the Listed WAROA-Belmont Guineas (1600m) on Saturday. Michael Gangemi, who trains in partnership with his brother Chris, is optimistic the Iffraaj gelding can make an impact, despite his market…
DetailsRoy Rogers is confident Dark Assault can make an impact in the WAROA-Belmont Guineas (1600m) and cannot be underestimated. Dark Assault is priced as an $11 chance with the bulk of pre-race attention focused on Colin Webster’s in-form gelding, Billy Ain’t Silly. The son of I’m All The Talk has won four races this campaign…
DetailsShe’s normally seen in red jacket and white breeches as Clerk of the Course, but Jade Tangaroa played a different role at Belmont on Wednesday. Tangaroa swapped clerking duties for her other position as a trainer when she saddled up Choose Freedom in the Schweppes Handicap (2100m). And the change of responsibilities paid off in…
DetailsBradley Abel loves being involved in the racing game. It’s more than just a passing interest, it’s a genuine passion. In the past decade or so, Abel has part-owned a number of horses in Perth and across the eastern seaboard. They’ve all enjoyed varying success, but none have gone on to be stars or won…
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