Lazi Dais is racing in fine form for Baskerville trainer-reinsman Ryan Bell, who drove the gelding to an impressive all-the-way victory in the $100,000 [email protected] Westbred Classic final for three-year-old colts and geldings at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Ace trainer-reinsman Aiden De Campo endured some anxious moments when his filly Its Maa Time was behaving poorly and was throwing her head around during the preliminary as the twelve runners prepared to contest the $100,000 Allwood Stud For All Your Breeding requirements Westbred Classic for three-year-old fillies at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Self Improvement toughed out a famous victory in the G3 Korea Sprint (1200m, sand) at Seoul this afternoon (Sunday, 7 September) before Chancheng Glory fell valiantly short of completing a momentous double for Hong Kong, China in the G3 Korea Cup (1800m, sand) in South Korea.

The eve of the international OBS Korea Cup and Korea Sprint (1200m) saw torrential rain showers drench Seoul Racecourse and while the forecast for Sunday is good, the wet track could make for some lightning-fast times on Seoul's big day.

The horses have arrived, the draws have been made, and everything is ready for the 8th OBS Korea Cup (1 1/8M) and OBS Korea Sprint (6F) at Seoul Racecourse this Saturday night, September 6th.

Francis Lui and Manfred Man will have eyes on Hong Kong and South Korea this Sunday (7 September) when both trainers seek their first overseas wins as the 2025/26 racing season gets underway at Sha Tin.

Seoul Race 1: Class 6 (1000M) Special Weight A / KRW 45 Million

Jerry Chau is excited to broaden his horizons when he rides for the first time at Seoul in South Korea on Sunday afternoon (7 September) aboard Hong Kong raiders Chancheng Glory and Self Improvement.

“I think she’s the best horse and will have to be to win from there. We will find out how good she is.”

Revelare one of 120 entered for this year’s Melbourne Cup

A younger brother to Switzerland will debut at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.

Serpentine trainer-reinsman Dylan Egerton-Green has discovered an unusual winning formula with some of his pacers --- letting them relax at the rear before setting them alight and charging home from last at the bell to score impressive victories.