Exceedance - New Winner

Hi Yo Legacy is the latest success story for Kim Reid out of her family’s late broodmare Hi Yo Wassup, with the five-year-old producing an impressive victory on debut at New Plymouth on Wednesday.

Another valuable prize for the Ciaron Maher stable as Running By justified her favouritism in the $350,000 Inglis Bracelet (1600m) at Flemington.

Oscar Award, the dam of G1 sprinter and Inglis Digital graduate Oscar’s Fortune has topped the Inglis Digital November (Early) Online Sale, with the daughter of Sebring purchased by Allam Racing in partnership with Kestrel Thoroughbreds for $220,000.

Sea the Stars has had four stakes-winners in Australia this season and has had a fee increase at Aga Khan Studs for 2025.

Well-known racing photographer Trish Dunell had a day to remember on Tuesday, recording success as a breeder on racing’s biggest stage at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day.

The Flemington Carnival has two more days to run with the $1million Group I VRC Oaks today and then three more G1 races on Saturday all worth $3million, so how does the Australian General Sires List look at the halfway point of this time honoured carnival.

An online purchase over COVID-19 lockdown is proving fruitful for a group of Otago mates.

Chill Chibi was an impressive winner of the Class 2 Final at Happy Valley in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Sent out favourite, he duly obliged for trainer Danny Shum and Jockey Zac Purton. 

New Zealand-breds finished first, second and third in the A$150,000 Good Friday Appeal Trophy (2000m) on the Crown Oaks undercard at Flemington on Thursday, headed by a lightly raced mare whose star is on the rise.

Way To The Stars ran up to his third behind I Am Me and Bella Nipotina in the Group III Concorde Stakes at Randwick when opening his stakes account in the Listed Racing And Sports Century Stakes (1000m) down the straight at Flemington on Crown Oaks Day.