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Wil John wins at Warrnambool on Sunday (Image: Racing Photos) Homebred stayer Wil John continued his winning run with his third-straight victory demolishing his rivals by 20-lengths in the 1JW Hurdle (3200m) at Warrnambool on Sunday. Prominent local owner-breeder Colin McKenna was overcome with emotion as the rising six-year-old cemented his staying and jumping credentials with a tough win in heavy conditions as connections look towards the Jericho Cup (4600m) in November. The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained son of Reset out of a Bianconi mare, Arohanui, has already boo...

The Ciaron Maher / David Eustace trained Away Game has always been a very good horse. She has only finished out of the first four twice in fourteen starts in a

Queensland Derby day saw the feature go down to the wire, Kah claim another G1 in astonishing fashion, and Pikey go down in the last in bizarre circumstances.

One reason why certain sports people are more successful than others is their ability to use constructive criticism. And South African jockey Keagan Latham is one of them.

The Ramsden winner gains a free ticket into the Melbourne Cup and prior to his last start flop, Persan would have appeared the obvious of the 10 Ramsden runners to sweep through Saturday and be competitive in the first week of November. Persan had a marathon 11-run campaign last year finishing either first or second leading up to his Melbourne Cup fifth, after a first-up third over 1400m in Wangaratta last April. Maher said Persan was among about eight horses currently in Australia that Maher/Eustace would be targeting for the Melbourne Cup, including his three Ramsden runners Persan, Gran...