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More winning to do before moving interstate

More winning to do before moving interstate

HER time in South Australia is coming to an end, but Alyce Finnis isn't done yet! Finnis, along with her husband Jayson, has sold their Mount Gambier property and is moving to Queensland. Along with their three children - Judd, Sadie and Tilly - and a team of

Rundle's sleepless night avoided

Rundle's sleepless night avoided

FACING what shaped as an extremely sleepless night, Tom Rundle breathed a sigh of relief when he checked his phone a few hours ago. For the past few days Rundle has been in limbo as far as racing plans with his talented youngster Golden Tribe are concerned. Rundle's

Chasing another Derby 30 years later!

Chasing another Derby 30 years later!

VETERAN horseman Geoff Webster is looking to turn back the clock this weekend. Set to return to his former stomping ground - Globe Derby - tomorrow night, Webster hopes to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his initial Derby success in a perfect manner. Driving Keep It Up, Webster captured the

Luck and more luck needed in Blue Riband

Luck and more luck needed in Blue Riband

ALL the main chances are on the second row...then there's us! That was the tongue-in-cheek comment from Damian Wilson when discussing Saturday night's Victoria Oaks in Melton. Wilson will contest the Group One with Ideal Moth, which has drawn the outside of the back row

Keep your friends close and your frenemies closer!

Keep your friends close and your frenemies closer!

EXHILARATING sqauregaiter Keayang Zahara doesn't need to look far to find her biggest threat ahead of Saturday night's mega Melton meeting. Widely-regarded as the most exciting trotting mare produced during the past decade, Keayang Zahara is a $1.30 TAB Fixed Odds favourite in the Bill

Talented youngster heading interstate - again!

Talented youngster heading interstate - again!

TO South Australia via Tasmania is certainly the long way around for Victorian youngster Coniston, but that's no concern according to trainer John Tormey. With the three-year-old finalising a successful campaign on the Apple Isle last month, Tormey has decided to head in the opposite direction this time.

Cahir dares to dream

Cahir dares to dream

LIKE so many leaving an Australian Pacing Gold Sale with their latest purchase, Nathan Cahir had dreams of grandeur. Visions of his acquisition blazing down the home straight under lights, glorious sunset in the background, roses raining down and a grandstand of adoring fans cheering him on. Well, maybe not