Top Tasmanian youngster Chloe Wells believes a winner for mentor Robert Heathcote during the recent National Apprentice Race Series helped secure her a stint in the Sunshine State.

The 2024/25 thoroughbred season concludes in Hobart on Sunday with an eight-race card. It’s a strong program to wrap things up, headlined by the 1400m Open Handicap.

It might still be winter for another month, but look at Sunday’s Open Handicap in Hobart and you’ll think spring has come early.

We look back at the key performances and ratings from the Tasmanian Racing season.

Punters have a nine-race card in Hobart, set to commence at 11:08.

Jackson Radley has one hand on the 2024/25 Tasmanian Apprentice Premiership, after a double in Devonport on a day dominated by his claiming counterparts.

Racing and Sports highlight our standout plays at Australian TAB meetings for July 13.

The Devonport Racing Club host their final meeting of the 24/25 season with an eight-race card on Sunday.

Queensland apprentice Ty Wheeler will have his first taste of a Tasmanian winter when he rides in Devonport on Sunday.

For the second straight start, six-year-old gelding Tsunami Sam ($4.80) was too quick for his rivals in an open handicap (1200m) in Hobart on Sunday.

A master plan came to fruition in Hobart on Sunday when Onlyforaminute ($3.40) won the $50,000 Kevin Sharkie 2YO Sires Produce.

It is a feature program in Hobart on Sunday, with a nine-race card that includes the $50,000 Kevin Sharkie 2YO Sires Produce.

Even field for the Sires Produce.

Former Tasmanian trainer Aiden Nunn is hopeful Hype can help solve a dilemma with a successful defence of his Rockhampton Cup crown at Callaghan Park on Saturday.