Coffs Harbour will play host to an eight event program on Friday. The weather is fine, the track is soft (6) and the rail is in the true position for the entire circuit. Race One: 5 Meter Maid Race Two: 7 I Am Amazes Race Three: 7 Daimyo Race Four:

Nine races have been set down for Tatura on Friday. The weather is fine , the track is heavy (9) and the rail is in the true position for the entire circuit. Race One: 2 Highland Raider Race Two: 3 Lucky Prize Race Three: 2 Mexican Fiddler Race Four: 3

Victorian racing on Friday will take place at Geelong. The weather is fine, the track is soft (6) and the rail is out five metres from the 1700m-800m; Out eight metres for the remainder. Race One: 8 Sunsets Race Two: 4 Kingwell Race Three: 3 Dreamt Ofbein King Race Four:

The combination that took out the Warrnambool Cup are expected to reunite in their attempt to win a race at Flemington, provided there is rain leading up to the event. Rolls, trainer Maddie Raymond and jockey Harry Grace took out the Listed Warrnambool Cup (2350m) last month and will continue their association in the Murray Cox

As the managing owner of untapped colt Steparty, Greg Baldwin hasn’t been short on for advice in the last couple of weeks. The Artie Schiller two-year-old created a huge impression with a 3-1/2-length Flemington win on June 10, which followed a soft debut victory at Ballarat, initiating a flood of

Brett Lazzarini is the first to admit juvenile Steel Blaze is far from the finished product. But that is exactly what excites him as the horse prepares to lay another career foundation at Rosehill on Saturday. By Japanese Group 1 winner Real Steel out of ATC Australian Oaks and Sydney Cup placegetter

William Pike’s bid for a record-breaking fifth Belmont Guineas (1600m) will rest with Upper Limits on Saturday and he’s relishing the opportunity to partner the Jeremy Easthope gelding. Pike said Upper Limit’s previous run for third in the Raconteur Stakes (1400m) when he stormed home from the back of the

Talented mare Bright Diamond will finally make her Victorian debut in Saturday’s Country Achiever Wayne Nichols (1100m) at Flemington. The six-year-old most recently raced at Belmont last July and will be having her first run for Pakenham trainer John Leek Jnr on Saturday. Bright Diamond built up a credible record of five

Fresh from training half of the 10-race program at Randwick, Bjorn Baker will bid to keep his momentum rolling this weekend, albeit with a much smaller contingent of runners. Baker took seven horses to headquarters last Saturday and came away with five wins and a close third and while he was

Who would have thought Party For One would be racing for three successive wins when she started her campaign with the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr yard. But after wins over 1400m at Flemington on May 13 and June 3, Party For One is back at Flemington on Saturday to contest the Bruce Gadsden