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RSN927 BETTING ON JUMPS RACING. IT’S A REAL THING NOW July 19, 2021 3:50 pm By Matt Stewart, Racing Editor A mate texted me this morning, alerting me to some figures that are more significant than they first seem. They raced at both Sportsbet Pakenham and Warracknabeal was a flat-race program and Pakenham was exclusively jumps. The anti-jumps people have had a few key gripes including animal welfare, cost to put it on – believed to be around $4 million a year – and that “no-one bets o...

RSN927 By Jackson Frantz Patrick Payne believes talented mare Rubisaki is capable of finishing this preparation on a winning note in Saturday’s 1400 metre Listed Winter Stakes at Sydney and will reunite with star hoop Nash Rawiller. Her most recent success came when winning a fiercely contested edition of last April’s Group 2 JB Carr Stakes at this track and trip. “It’s taken a bit of time for her to adjust to being a four-year-old and racing against these older horses but she’s g...

Punters post-race: Tatts Tiara day in review by Luke Sheehan, Nick Hluchaniuk & David Hocking Tofane made it back-to-back G1 wins Image: Racing Queensland Tatts Tiara day saw Tofane take out the feature race, Incentivise sew up the Star Performer with another demolition job, and an imbecile invade the track at Newcastle.  Star Performer Incentivise (Eagle Farm R6) We’re running out of things to say about this bloke ... but his progression from being beaten in a Toowoomba maiden...

South Australia just may have another superstar to enjoy as apprentice Jacob Opperman produced a stunning day out – riding a career-best five winners at a metropolitan meeting.

Patrick Payne expects high-class mare Rubisaki to make amends for her lacklustre last start showing, Jackson Frantz writes.

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The Inevitable makes return from injury at Caulfield Posted by: RS NewsWire+ at 12:51pm on 28/5/2021 Sidelined through injury, Tasmanian galloper The Inevitable makes his return on the mainland. The former pin-up boy of Tasmanian racing makes his return from injury in a sprint race at Caulfield. The Scott Brunton-trained The Inevitable runs in the Catanach’s Jewellers Handicap (1100m) on Saturday after an injury enforced break. A rising six-year-old, The Inevitab...

Link to Share After so often threatening to be best suited over longer trips as was his famous relation Tie The Knot, Cherry Tortoni has finally found his distance after breaking through for a deserved win in the Listed Adelaide Guineas (1600m) at Morphettville on Saturday. Trainer Patrick Payne said the Australian Guineas runner-up was, in his mind, a 1600-metre horse of quality and so he will be set on a path for such a horse that could possibly take him to the Group 1 Cantala Stakes over tha...

Race caller Brett Davis summed up the Listed Adelaide Guineas the best when he said as CHERRY TORTONI (Night Of thunder – Tortoni) eased down near home, “he is a different class.” Todd Pannell rode the Victorian who was a $2 chance with Sportsbet and he rode him as if he was Winx. After jumping out well Pannell then allowed him to just find his rhythm without any urgings at all. He stayed out of trouble in the three wide lane all the way and when the confident hoop kicked him up, he circl...

RSN927 BOOL BURSTS BACK TO LIFE WITH EPIC ANNUAL May 6, 2021 4:26 pm By Matt Stewart, Racing Editor Where do you start? The horse – or horses? Two of them, epic rivals, perennials. The race? Remarkable; greybeard heroes flog the upstarts, all horses home safe. Phew. The trainer? “The ultimate horseman,” according to his father. The jockey? He wasn’t Mr Kah, not today. The event? Last year Warrnambool was empty. Today, half of Victoria appeared to have marched up that hill to watch lege...