Caulfield Heath has been a happy hunting ground for promising four-year-old Touchdown in recent weeks, and the New Zealand-bred son of Almanzor recorded his third consecutive win at the venue in Saturday’s A$80,000 MRC Membership Feel The Thrill Handicap (1800m).

A full breakdown of the week in Harness Racing and a preview of what's ahead across New South Wales. Greg Hayes brings you the SundHayes Session every Sunday and Jessica Watkins and David Wonson discuss all the big issues in Metropolitan Racing in The Menangle Angle every Thursday.

Selections and best bets from Chris Scholtz for the Canterbury and Randwick meetings on December 19 and 20 plus Trial Watch and Blackbook runners.

Last-start Blacks a Fake winner Don Hugo faces a new challenger in former Kiwi Rakero Rocket when he returns to Menangle for Saturday night’s Ultra Air Cup.

Ben Pauling is looking forward to taking on the best of the Irish with stable star The Jukebox Man in Kempton’s Grade 1 King George VI Chase on Boxing Day.

Champion trainer John Size secured his first Happy Valley wins of the season with a double on Wednesday night (17 December), delivering a timely boost to his prospects of defending his trainers’ championship title.

Welcome to a very special episode of Lay Back where we take a look back at the year that was 2025 on the Betfair Exchange.

Analysis and suggested bets for Caulfield Heath on Saturday.

Patience, a diminishing commodity in the modern environment, remains a key marker for Raumati couple Christopher and Susanna Grace, two of New Zealand racing’s longest serving and most successful participants.

The LONGINES Hong Kong International Races are officially in the rear-view mirror, and now the focus switches to the coming months when the three-race Four-Year-Old Classic Series, Triple Crown and Hong Kong Speed Series all commence.

Trainer Peter Robl returned from his Hong Kong sojourn overnight and is hopeful of claiming the Magic Millions The Debut with Adora Djon’s at the Gold Coast twilight meeting on Friday night.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Chief Executive Officer Mr Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges has hailed the 2025 LONGINES Hong Kong International Races (HKIR) as “a very, very special day” after an afternoon of history and world-class racing at Sha Tin on Sunday (14 December).

Ka Ying Rising, the world’s best sprinter, stands on the brink of Hong Kong racing immortality after stretching his consecutive winning streak to 16 with an imperious victory in the HK$28 million G1 LONGINES Hong Kong Sprint (1200m) at Sha Tin on Sunday (14 December).

A full breakdown of the week in Harness Racing and a preview of what's ahead across New South Wales. Greg Hayes brings you the SundHayes Session every Sunday and Jessica Watkins and David Wonson discuss all the big issues in Metropolitan Racing in The Menangle Angle every Thursday.