Our form analysts pinpoint a horse that they believe will win its first Group 1 this season.

Ben Hayes has confidence that four-year-old Evaporate can keep their streak going in the race. “He trialled really well at Flemington the other day. He’s ready to go and you will like what you see,” ...

The Mildura slow-motion replay was adulation for Revolution Belle ($5.50) supporters, and heartbreak for Flip The Switch’s ($7 into $4.20) backers, as the former got her nose down at the perfect time ...

After completing his time in Japan in late June and then heading to Europe and the United Kingdom for a month for a break, Dee said it was a whirlwind of different experiences and a huge learning ...

Like many trainers, Raymond Connors has always dreamed of contesting the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m), and reality is now starting to hit home as he prepares Trav towards to coveted race in November.

At a time when many people were still to get out of bed, Via Sistina famously dumped her champion rider James McDonald on the turn into the straight of their first lap of work at the annual Breakfast ...

In a season where Blake Shinn won five Group 1s, pulled out one of the rides of the year in the Toorak Handicap, and won the Victorian Metro Jockeys Premiership, the champion jockey has no shortage of ...

Racing.com caught up with talented young trainer Clayton Douglas at the Mornington jumpouts on Wednesday. Douglas had his promising filly Blue Hotel step out for her second hit-out of the preparation, ...

Blake Shinn continues to make his mark 20 years on from winning his first Scobie Breasley Medal as a 17-year-old ...

Hit the line in the fastest last 200m of the race last start and looks suited by the smaller field. For all of today's race by race tips, analysis, odds, form factors, speed maps & suggested bets, ...

Naval Academy ($3.90) and Layeruponlayer ($12) chased gallantly to fill the placings, but Red Hot Nicc had enough up his sleeve to win his first race since May last year. “When he drew the 14, we were ...

Queman has pulled out a huge performance to win his first start for nearly 16 months, refusing to lie down in the 1200-metre Group 3 Behemoth Stakes under Connor Murtagh.