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Melbourne Cup 2021: Young Werther sidelined due to injury as Cup field takes shape - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Cup 2021: Young Werther sidelined due to injury as Cup field takes shape

Cup safety checks thrown into chaos as CT scanner breaks down with 16 of the 35 remaining acceptors still to be tested

Racehorse owners hoping for third time lucky in the Melbourne Cup - Vimarsana News

Racehorse owners hoping for third time lucky in the Melbourne Cup

Southland-owned stayer The Chosen One with be lining up in the Melbourne Cup for the third time next week.

No Cup bloom for Flowers while Quick Thinker out of Caulfield Cup - Vimarsana News

No Cup bloom for Flowers while Quick Thinker out of Caulfield Cup

Realm Of Flowers, rated a $12 chance in the Melbourne Cup is a shock withdrawal while the Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Quick Thinker has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup and retired after suffering a tendon injury.

Pros and cons for every Caulfield Cup runner - Vimarsana News

Pros and cons for every Caulfield Cup runner

Herald Sun racing reporter Gilbert Gardiner runs a rule over the $5m Group 1 Caulfield Cup field ahead of Saturday’s spring major and makes a case for and against each starter and he concedes, even allowing for a torrid draw Incentivise must command top billing.

Peoria bridge didn't have patriotic lights for Fourth of July - Vimarsana News

Peoria bridge didn't have patriotic lights for Fourth of July

PEORIA —  Quick quiz: what colors do you think lighted up the Murray Baker Bridge last weekend? Did you guess the hues of Old Glory? That would've made sense. You know, for that holiday — whatchamacallit? Oh, yeah: Independence Day.   But last weekend, the bridge wasn't red, white and blue. It was white, white and white. Those are the plain, ol' colors for any plain, ol' day.  Why? The city forgot about the Fourth of July. "It was an unfortunate oversight," city manager Patrick Urich told me. "One person has the ability to make the change, and the lights were not programmed for ...

Source: pjstar.com