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Doomben Cup: Zaaki rampage gives James McDonald last laugh by Ben Dorries James McDonald celebrates Zaaki's 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 jaw-dropping performance leaves McDonald with an interesting decision to make heading into the spri...

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.

Denis Smith THE following, from Jordan Gerrans on the Queensland Harness Racing website, is about the biggest event to happen in the greater Ipswich footprint in many years. What was once considered a bit of a backwater in the harness game, though it boasted a very large hobbyist contingent of owners and trainers, has become a mecca for up and coming young professionals. While the following article highlights an astronomical achievement, the Turpin-McMullen operation will soon be under siege from stables in their own backyard, all in the hands of highly competent trainers and drivers, wh...

Premium Content Subscriber only Three Central Queensland racing participants have been banned for misconduct by the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission. Jockeys Chris McIver and Nigel Seymour have each copped lengthy bans, while stablehand Nick Trimble has also been disqualified. McIver was disqualified for 12 months after kicking a horse at the barriers before a race in Rockhampton last month. Jockey Chris McIver at the Past Brothers Junior Rugby League race day. Photo Luka Kauzlaric/The Observer. McIver was found guilty of misconduct after he twice forcibly stomped on the hindquarter o...

| Credit: Courtesy Kimberly Miller But now they hope they've found a way to unlock the cold case. Last year, Boynton Beach police debuted Rosebud, a six-part podcast created by the department that lays out clues about Miller's life and last hours in the manner of a narrative true-crime thriller, meant to engage the public's help to catch her killer. For more about Victoria Rose Miller and the search for her killer, subscribe now to PEOPLE or pick up this week's issue, on newsstands Frida...