Month: July 2022

What Warrnambool Races Where Warrnambool Racing Club – 2-64 Grafton Rd, Warrnambool VIC 3280 When Sunday, July 3, 2022 First Race 12:30pm AEST Visit Ladbrokes Warrnambool Racing Club is all set to host a seven-race card on Sunday afternoon on a day where five races over the obstacles are the main attractions. The track has come up a Heavy 10 following an abundance of rain in the area, while the rail will be in the true position for the entire circuit. The first five races of the day will be…

Dunhill will contest the Listed Caloundra Cup (2400m) on Saturday. Photo: Race Images South Southland trainers Kelvin and Aimee Tyler will have five runners at Wingatui on Sunday but the more pressing focus is on two feature races on the Sunshine Coast on Saturday. Dalghar five-year-old mare Kitty Power will spearhead the Wingatui team in the feature Positive Signs 1600, with the Tylers hoping to head to that meeting off the back of a successful day at Caloundra. Kelvin Tyler will saddle Dunhill in the Listed Caloundra Cup (2400m) ahead…

Horse Racing on Friday, July 1 will feature five meetings in Australia. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you the top bets and the quaddie numbers for the meeting at Geelong. Friday Racing Tips – July 1, 2022 Geelong Racing Tips As always there a plenty of promotions available for Australian racing fans, check out all the top online bookmakers to see what daily promotions they have. If you are looking for a new bookmaker for the horse racing taking place on July 1, 2022 check out our…

It was a pretty tough week in the racing world, with a couple of legends of the game passing away. On a bit of a brighter night, it was pleasing to see a returning hoop notch up a winner at Townsville on Tuesday in what was his first meeting back since early May. VALE MR NICK MORAITIS While Nick Moraitis isn’t necessarily a household name, his horses certainly were – most notably Might And Power. The champion stayer won 15 of his 33 starts, with over $5 million in prizemoney…

Former Canberra trainer Luke Pepper believes his stable can get plenty of winners in Scone, but he’s worried about how soaring compensation fees will affect racing in the nation’s capital. Luke Pepper prefers to see the glass half-full and is excited he made the move to Scone, but he’s worried about the future of racing in Canberra. Soaring workers’ compensation costs left Pepper with no alternative but to move to a venue fast becoming the envy of all country NSW racecourses. The former trackwork rider for the great Takeover Target…