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Expect the Sydney horses to continue the Brisbane domination next Saturday. Waller has Senor Toba ($4) and Achiever ($15) running in the Group 1 Queensland Derby this week. Assistant trainer Charlie Duckworth said punters should be looking at the weather when deciding which one to back. “It’s really interesting with those horses and it’s a good position for the stable to be in because one is unbeaten on good tracks and the other is pretty much unbeaten on a heavy track,” Duckworth said....

Doomben Cup: Zaaki rampage gives James McDonald last laugh by Ben Dorries James McDonald celebrates Zaakis win Image: Grant Peters/Trackside Photography Australia has a new Group One star after Zaaki silenced his doubters with a Doomben Cup demolition job which had jockey James McDonald poking fun at his rivals. The English import’s seven-length romp saw him power into $4 Cox Plate favouritism later this year, while other race fancies Sir Dragonet and Mugatoo misfired badly. The ...

Australia has a new Group 1 star after Zaaki silenced his doubters with a Doomben Cup demolition job which had jockey James McDonald poking fun at his rivals.

Punters on right side of Snowden Guineas raid Marboosha will now got for a spell after winning the Gold Coast Guineas. Picture: Grant Peters/Trackside Photography 06:26am • 08 May 2021 Paul Snowden returned to the scene of his Gold Coast Magic Millions Guineas triumph with Aim in January to score another Guineas in a successful one-hit winter carnival raid with filly Marboosha on Saturday. Punters weren’t cheering when Snowden and his father Peter claimed the Magic Millions Guineas with...

Apr 16 2021, 1:59 PM April 16 2021, 8:37 AM April 16 2021, 1:59 PM Bond yields spiked this week. Again.What was it this time? Traders are citing a jump in wholesale inflation alongside the results of the first G-SAP auction, where the Reserve Bank of India bought limited quantities of the benchmark bond. The G-SAP, in case you missed it, is a newly minted bond purchase programme, under which the central bank plans to buy Rs 1 lakh crore in debt this quarter.Yield rise, yields fall. The reason w...

Link to Share The success of New Zealand-bred horses in the Gr.1 Australian Derby (2400m) continued last Saturday with Explosive Jack taking out the Sydney Classic. The son of the ill-fated stallion Jakkalberry got up to win in the last stride of the 2400m feature, closing from the rear of the field to prevail from fellow New Zealand-bred runners Young Werther (Tavistock) and Lion’s Roar (Contributer). Trained by Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, Explosive Jack followed a less traditional path...