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Bletchingly winner King Of Sparta is the Ladbrokes.com.au favourite for the feature race at Flemington this afternoon, the Aurie's Star Handicap (1200m). The

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RSN927 LESTER LOOKS TO NEWMARKET FOR RAMA ROUGHIE March 5, 2021 10:09 am By Conor Walsh Group 1 Newmarket Handicap at Flemington on Saturday. Star filly Swats That the only other runner at single figures in the race at $7.50. Lester thinks classy mare Flit ($21 into $19) is among the key chances and can make her presence felt on Saturday over the 1200m trip. Flit won her only attempt down the straight in her second ever start in the Group 3 Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes as a two-year-old before continuing to progress brilliantly as a three-year-old to claim the 2019 Group 1 Thousand Guinea...

RSN927 WHY ARE OUR TOP SPRINTERS RUNNING AWAY FROM THE NEWMARKET? February 15, 2021 1:28 pm By Matt Stewart, Racing Editor  Over the course of well over a century, the Newmarket Handicap had established itself as Australia’s most famous and sought-after sprint race. It always enticed big fields, ranging from proven stars with big weights to hopeful lightweights, and carried a big purse that was the holy grail shimmering at the top of that famous straight. Like so many historic and famous races, Saturday week’s Newmarket is under siege from the far richer pop-ups. Most of the marketing m...

In-form galloper Riding The Wave ahead of the Chester Manifold Stakes Posted by: Mediality Racing+ at 11:19am on 6/1/2021   Image: Bruno Cannatelli Lindsey Smith is hoping that his in-form galloper Riding The Wave can round out his summer campaign with a win Smith believes Riding The Wave will be suited by the step up to 1400 metres at Flemington. The former Kiwi has had four starts for Smith for a debut fourth for him at Bendigo which was followed by a victory at Ballarat. Riding The Wave has then had two starts at Flemington over 1200 metres for a second and t...