Year: 2022

What Sha Tin Races Where Sha Tin Racecourse – Tai Po Rd, Sha Tin District, Hong Kong When Sunday, December 18, 2022 First Race 1pm HKT (4pm AEDT) Visit Ladbrokes Hong Kong racing heads back to Sha Tin on Sunday afternoon for a competitive 10-race program. We should have perfect conditions for raceday with no rain forecast. The rail moves to the C+3 position, which can sometimes produce some on speed results, so hopefully the track can play fair after the outstanding Sha Tin course was produced last weekend for…

Morphettville trainer Will Clarken is confident Ironclad can produce another competitive effort in the Ted Van Heemst Stakes at Ascot on Saturday. Picture: Racing SA. Despite being happy with Ironclad’s consistent preparation so far, South Australian trainer Will Clarken just wants a win. And he believes his gifted stayer can give him that in the $250,000 Ted Van Heemst Stakes over 2100m at Group 2 level at Ascot on Saturday. The veteran seven-year-old always gives his best, as this preparation and his career have proven. The gelding ran a respectable…

What Darwin Races Where Darwin Turf Club – Buntine Dr, Fannie Bay NT 0820 When Saturday, December 17, 2022 First Race 3:20pm ACST Visit Ladbrokes We are back in the tropical north this Saturday for a slate of five races at the Darwin Turf Club. HorseBetting’s NT racing analyst has gone through the card and picked out his best bets for the meeting, which kicks off at 3:20pm local time. Race 1 (3.20pm) – $18,375 Sky Racing 0-58 Handicap (1300m) Flying Deputy had three thirds from six career starts in…

The Punt Drunk team have began the tough task of compiling our list of the Top 10 Group 1 victories in 2022, dating back to the CF Orr Stakes in February, right through to the Northerly Stakes in early December. We do this in honour of fast-approaching Christmas and the end of the year. With three Friday’s left, we will kick off with 7-10 today, with 4-6 on the 23rd and our top three reveal on December 30. Make sure to let us know in the comment section below what…

I Am The Fox with Jason Lyon in the saddle after winning the 2021 Alice Springs Cup. (Photo: NT News) After a disappointing performance in the Darwin Cup (2050m) on August 1, it would have come as no surprise if nine-year-old gelding I Am The Fox had been retired. But that is not the case, as Top End-based trainer Tayarn Halter elected to spell the horse when it was discovered the son of Foxwedge had suffered a complication after contesting NT’s biggest race at Fannie Bay. “He had a little…