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Biggest Glow Still to Come for Autumn
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Few horses head into a major Group 1 assignment with a record as immaculate as the one carried by Autumn Glow, whose unbeaten sequence has already marked her as one of the most compelling performers in the country this decade. Saturday's $1 million George Ryder Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill Gardens looms as the next stage of that journey, with trainer Chris Waller convinced the brilliant daughter of The Autumn Sun is about to produce her best run of the preparation. Ten starts have yielded ten victories and the champion mare is a commanding $1.20 favourite to maintain that perfect record when she steps out with James McDonald in the saddle. The George Ryder also sits at the centre of a potentially defining moment in her autumn campaign, with connections set to determine which elite target will follow depending on how she performs at Rosehill. Waller explained that the race provides the ideal platform for the star mare to reach her peak. "I am excited about the George Ryder for her, she is going to be at her peak for the first time this preparation so 1500m, three weeks between runs is the perfect set up for her," he said. "We need to have a good chat to James (McDonald) and the owners (after the Ryder) about whether she goes to the Doncaster Mile, the Queen Elizabeth Stakes or the Queen Of The Turf Stakes (1600m). The first two options would be our preferences, it's just a matter of whether we choose a Doncaster or a Queen Elizabeth." Ahead of the feature meeting, Autumn Glow was kept ticking over with a quiet piece of work at Rosehill alongside stablemate Aeliana, who lines up in the Group 1 Ranvet Stakes (2000m) on the same program. McDonald partnered Aeliana in the exercise, giving the champion jockey a rare chance to reacquaint himself with the mare after not riding her through her previous three preparations. For Aeliana, the Ranvet presents a significant opportunity, particularly after twice finishing runner up to Autumn Glow earlier in the campaign. Waller believes the mare is returning in even better shape this season. "She has come back stronger, and her first two runs have been fantastic. She's got the best form going into a Ranvet," he revealed. "This time last year she ran second a nostril on the same day in the Rosehill Guineas to [multiple Group 1 winner] Broadsiding and came out with an emphatic Derby win so she is where she needs to be."

Aeliana was partnered by McDonald in a trial (pic: Steve Hart)
Birdman Ready to Fly in Gr1 Australian Cup
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
A strong statement ahead of the Australian Cup was delivered at Caulfield on Saturday when Birdman produced a commanding performance in the Group 2 Peter Young Stakes (1800m), enhancing his credentials for the upcoming Group 1 over 2000m. Prepared by Chris Waller, the progressive galloper travelled smoothly throughout before asserting his superiority in the straight, surging clear to defeat the Lindsay Park-trained pair Apulia and Bankers Choice. Early pacemaker Light Infantry Man stuck on bravely for fourth, while race favourite Buckaroo never threatened and was later found to be suffering from a throat condition following a post-race veterinary examination. According to punters.com.au, the victory completed back-to-back Group 2 successes for Birdman, who had impressed equally when claiming the Blamey Stakes (1600m) at his previous outing. Those performances have quickly elevated the gelding into serious Australian Cup calculations, with the form of his recent wins suggesting he is peaking at the right time in his preparation. Jockey Ben Melham, a dual winner of the Australian Cup, has spent time getting to know the horse this campaign and believes the signs have been encouraging from early in the preparation. "I've had a bit to do with him this preparation and I thought early doors the way he was going he was heading in the right direction to be really competitive in an Australian Cup," Melham said. His opinion of the gelding has only strengthened with each run. "The more I have to do with him, the more I think he can win it … he's been a bit of a revelation, the horse, but he's in the right stable," he added. Melham also noted Birdman's laid-back demeanour away from the racetrack, a trait that belies the talent he displays under race conditions. "He's a very relaxed customer, seeing him there now (post-race) he's about to fall asleep, so he takes a bit of waking up but the ability's there with him." The race itself unfolded perfectly for the winner, who tracked the leader before being produced at the right moment in the straight. "He just got into a lovely position, didn't sort of spend any pennies until the last 250 metres and I felt he had the race at his mercy a long way out," Melham said. The husband of fellow elite jockey Jamie Melham believes the step up to 2000m will pose no concern. "He'll be no worries at 2000, but maybe that's the way to go with him, a bit of freshness in his legs, but I'll leave that to the expert (Waller)."
Lazzura Ticks Plethora of Firsts for Connections
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Topweight and tenacity carried the day in Saturday’s $1 million ATC Coolmore Classic (1500m), where Lazzura’s breakthrough Group 1 success delivered a raft of notable milestones for everyone connected with the mare. The victory added another elite chapter for Arrowfield, making Lazzura the stud’s 89th Group 1-winning graduate since John Messara established the operation in 1985. She also became the 26th individual Group 1 winner by multiple champion sire Snitzel, further strengthening the stallion’s extraordinary record at the highest level. For her owners at B2B Thoroughbreds, the result marked a first Group 1 triumph and continued what is already shaping as a memorable season for Ricky Surace Snr and Jnr, whose colours have also been carried to recent black-type success by Hidrix, Generosity and Panova. Chris Waller’s team also added another piece to its remarkable record in the race, with Lazzura becoming the stable’s fourth straight Coolmore Classic winner after Lady Shenandoah, Zougotcha and Espiona. The mare’s success also brought up Group 1 win number 189 for Waller, while James McDonald’s ride delivered his 128th victory at that level in Australia, leaving him just one short of Damien Oliver’s national record. The mare had long hinted she belonged in this company. Before Saturday, she had contested 14 black-type races and never finished worse than fifth, collecting wins at Group 2 level on two occasions, another in Group 3 company and the Listed Woodlands Stakes as a juvenile. That consistency was finally rewarded with a first Group 1, pushing her prizemoney beyond $1.5 million and opening the door to further autumn targets. Options during The Championships now include the Doncaster Mile on April 4 or the Queen Of The Turf a week later. There is depth to her pedigree as well as her race record. Lazzura is the ninth Group 1 winner bred by the Arrowfield-Northern Farm joint venture and one of three winners from Laguna Azzurra, a daughter of Heart’s Cry from a family that also produced Japan’s 2024 and 2025 champion sire Kizuna and 1994 Horse of the Year Narita Brian. Offered through Magic Millions, she was bought for $500,000 by B2B Thoroughbreds and has now become the fourth graduate Group 1 winner from Arrowfield’s yearling class of 2023, joining Lady Shenandoah, Private Life and Switzerland. Arrowfield’s 2026 Inglis Easter draft will add another link to the story, with Lazzura’s full sister set to go through the ring as Lot 383. Laguna Azzurra produced a colt by Farnan last spring and is now in foal to Switzerland.
Wiley Hoop Can Wield the Willow on Slipper Day
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Away from the spotlight surrounding James McDonald’s Group 1 chase – he needs one more to draw level with Damien Oliver’s 129, and two to own the record outright – another elite rider heads to Rosehill with a book strong enough to shape the entire meeting. Craig Williams arrives at Golden Slipper day in outstanding touch – racing.com reports he is striking at 26 per cent across his past 50 ridess – and he will partner runners in all five Group 1 races on the card. The headline assignment comes in the Slipper itself, where Williams takes the mount on Chayan for Annabel and Rob Archibald after the filly booked her place with a stylish win in the Gr2 Reisling Stakes. It is familiar territory for the veteran jockey, who won the juvenile feature aboard Miss Finland for David Hayes in 2006. A key late opportunity has also opened in the Rosehill Guineas, with Williams picking up the ride on Godolphin’s dual Group 1 winner Observer after Mark Zahra remained in Melbourne for Jimmysstar in the William Reid Stakes. Williams has already won the Rosehill Guineas three times, scoring with De Beers in 2006, Volkstok’n’barrell in 2015 and Castelvecchio in 2020, giving him a strong historical profile in one of the day’s major contests. In the George Ryder, he reunites with Pericles in the royal blue of Godolphin after guiding the Bjorn Baker-trained gelding to Group 1 success in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield in February. Williams also knows what it takes to win the Rosehill feature, having claimed it in 2014 on Irish visitor Gordon Lord Byron for Tom Hogan. Another compelling engagement comes in the Ranvet Stakes, where he partners Sir Delius for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott. The imported galloper resumes his association with Williams second-up after an encouraging third in the Verry Elleegant Stakes, and the jockey will be chasing a first success in that Group 1. The Galaxy completes his top-level hand, with Williams back aboard Inkaruna for Anthony and Sam Freedman. He has won the race twice before, first on Nicconi in 2009 and later with Griante in 2016, and returns to a horse he knows well after their victory together in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield last spring. With a proven record in all the right races and a book of genuine chances, Williams heads to Rosehill not simply as a supporting act, but as one of the riders most likely to leave his mark on the meeting.
HTBA Buyers Have an Extreme Choice Ahead
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Attention will quickly turn to Riverside next month with the release of the catalogue for the Inglis HTBA Yearling Sale, an event that continues to attract buyers seeking value among late-season yearlings with strong commercial pedigrees. Among the highlights of the 215-strong catalogue is a yearling by Extreme Choice from the Newgate Farm draft. The stallion has one of the most remarkable Group 1 winners-to-runners strike rates in the world, producing an elite-level winner from roughly every 25 runners, a figure that compares favourably with the likes of Galileo, Frankel and Dubawi. The presence of a youngster by such a sought-after sire is expected to draw considerable attention when the sale takes place on Sunday, April 19. Depth across the catalogue is another feature, with progeny by a broad cross-section of prominent stallions including Alabama Express, All Too Hard, Anamoe, Capitalist, Castelvecchio, Cosmic Force, Dundeel, Extreme Warrior, Harry Angel, Hellbent, Home Affairs, Justify, Ole Kirk, So You Think, Star Turn, Stay Inside, Super Seth, Sword Of State, Tassort, Toronado, Trapeze Artist, Written By and Zousain. Those yearlings will be offered by many of Australia’s leading breeders, with consignments from operations such as Widden, Vinery, Newgate, Riversdale, Segenhoe, Amarina, Fernrigg, Glenbeigh, Goodwood and Kingstar. The HTBA sale has long been regarded as an opportunity for buyers to secure quality yearlings at a more accessible price point than the major select sales, while still retaining the potential to produce high-class racehorses. Results on the track have reinforced that reputation. Graduates of the sale have collectively earned more than $80 million in prizemoney, a return that comfortably exceeds three times their combined purchase prices. Numerous examples illustrate the value available through the auction. Boston Rocks was secured for $100,000 and has gone on to become a stakes winner of more than $600,000, while Cleo Cat developed into a Group 3 winner after being purchased for $50,000. Shezanalister was another notable graduate, bought for $55,000 before progressing to become a Group 3-placed mare with earnings surpassing $526,000. Other success stories include Tintookie, a $30,000 purchase that later won $500,000, and Rocketing By, who cost just $22,000 before amassing more than $2.7 million in prizemoney. The Bopper, bought for $30,000, has returned over $555,000, while Bazooka rewarded connections with $557,726 after a modest $14,000 outlay. Almost the entire catalogue this year will also offer access to state-based incentive schemes. Of the yearlings entered, 190 are BOBS eligible, while others qualify for programs such as VOBIS and QTIS. Inglis Bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch said the catalogue presents a wide spread of stallions and vendors, ensuring buyers across a variety of racing and trading models can find suitable prospects. He also pointed to the advantage of a discounted entry into the Inglis Race Series, where the qualifying fee is set at half the rate charged at select yearling sales, while still providing full eligibility for the series’ major bonus races.
Major Annual VOBIS Day a Huge Success
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Victorian-bred talent again took centre stage at Caulfield as another edition of the Victorian Owners and Breeders Race Day delivered a vibrant program highlighted by strong prizemoney and valuable VOBIS bonuses. With more than $3.7 million on offer across the meeting, Thoroughbred Breeders Victoria (TBV) reports the 10-race card provided a lucrative showcase for locally bred horses while racegoers were also able to visit an Equine Welfare Hub featuring retired racehorses from Living Legends. The centrepiece of the afternoon was the $1M TBV VOBIS Platinum Showdown for two-year-olds, where the Phillip Stokes-trained Big Wigs produced a powerful finish down the outside to defeat race favourite Miss Chanel. The son of Widden Stud stallion Gold Standard surged late to claim $550,000 in first prize along with $35,000 in VOBIS Silver and Gold bonuses and a further $30,000 in VOBIS Platinum incentives. The result carried additional emotional weight for the famous blue, white and red colours of owner Tony Santic following the recent passing of champion mare Makybe Diva, with a large group of partners gathering to celebrate the victory. Jockey Lachlan Neindorf admitted the moment meant plenty given the significance of the silks. "It's super," he said. "It almost makes me a little bit emotional, really. It's been such a big couple weeks for these colours, obviously, with the passing of the great mare. It's just a privilege whenever you put colours like these on and to go out there and get the job done in a nice 2-year-old makes it that extra special." Big Wigs is out of Nooks And Crannies, a daughter of Denman who has already produced Group 2-placed Cavity Bay and also has a yearling filly by Lucky Vega. Earlier on the program, a sentimental highlight unfolded when crowd favourite So Si Bon led out the runners in the 1400m Two Bays Farm VOBIS Gold So Si Bon. The race itself went the way of Harry's Yacht, with Jamie Melham guiding the Malua Racing-trained galloper to a comfortable three-quarter length success. In the Avenel Equine Hospital VOBIS Gold Distaff (1400m), Betwitchery produced a strong late charge under apprentice Luke Cartwright to give trainers Leon and Troy Corstens and Will Larkin another metropolitan success, while collecting $65,000 in VOBIS Silver, Gold and Platinum bonuses. Ballarat-based trainer Karlene Tindale enjoyed a career milestone when Nostra Bella delivered her first metropolitan victory in the 1200m Cylinder VOBIS Gold Dash under Dean Yendall, earning $110,000 in prizemoney plus valuable VOBIS incentives. Starting at $151, the winner was responsible for a Big 6 dividend of $40,000. The second feature, the $500k IRT VOBIS Platinum Guineas (1600m), was taken out in commanding style by the Ciaron Maher-trained Salty Pearl, who arrived off two Group 2 placings and justified that form under John Allen. Stable representative Jack Turnbull said the mare always travelled like the winner. "She was always in control," he said. "The blinkers made her travel and she took John everywhere and when he asked her to poke into a hole at about the 450, she was there straight away. That's when you knew she was going to be there for a long way and in the straight they spanned wide and they were coming from everywhere, but her class shone through. She's very consistent and building a fantastic record."

Big Wigs has Makybe Racing & Breeding very excited (pic: Racing Victoria)
Horcrux Adds to Rommel’s Fruitfull Run
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Success continued for the Ascot stable of Simon Miller on Saturday when a sharp front-running performance delivered victory in the Guinness Handicap (1200m), with Rommel gelding Horcrux proving too strong in a fast-run contest. After finishing behind Sonoftheboss over the same course and distance first-up in January, the four-year-old returned a fitter horse and produced a much sharper display. Tracking the speed set by King Adviso before the home turn, Horcrux quickly asserted control in the straight and powered clear, stopping the clock at a slick 1:08.84, only a fraction outside the Ascot track record. Trainer Simon Miller explained the improvement stemmed from addressing issues that surfaced during the gelding’s previous appearance. “He sweated up badly and melted behind the gates before that last start here,” Miller recalled. “His coat was off, too, so we sent him to the paddock for a couple weeks with Nigel Reid at Forge On Park. He’s been working well and this was the right race.” The win continued a productive run for Rommel, who has enjoyed a series of recent successes through progeny racing across Western Australia. Horcrux’s latest victory lifted his earnings to $295,000, with Westspeed bonuses contributing $115,000 to that tally. Bred and sold by Mogumber Park, he was purchased for $105,000 at the 2023 Perth Magic Millions by Miller in partnership with Ray Meadowcroft, Rod Bavcevic and Peter Jones. Rommel has been well represented of late, having already delivered a February feature double when Maria Lucia captured the Magic Millions 2YO Classic and the Miller-trained Twisted Steel claimed the Magic Millions 3YO Trophy. The stallion’s recent momentum has continued this week with further winners including Roaming America, Final Flush and Noble Connection. For Miller, the victory also capped another rewarding week following the success of Generosity in the Group 2 Challenge Stakes at Randwick the previous Saturday. The mare has proven a particularly astute purchase, having been secured by Miller for just $9,000 at the 2021 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale on the Gold Coast. She went on to earn more than $800,000 in Perth, highlighted by victory in the Listed Sheila Gwynne Classic, before being sold last year to Chris Waller and B2B Thoroughbreds. The Ascot horseman has also been active in the sales ring, attending last week’s Magic Millions March Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast where he secured a Yes Yes Yes filly for $50,000. Catalogued as Lot 46, the youngster is out of Sandown Lakeside winner Always In Moment and is a half-sister to seven winners, headed by the Miller-trained Miss Conteki, a multiple stakes winner who earned more than $500,000 and captured the Group 3 Prince Of Wales Stakes at Ascot.
Sydney/Melbourne a Toss Up for Treasure
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Plans for the next appearance of star mare Treasurethe Moment remain fluid, though her second run of the autumn is expected to come next Saturday with connections weighing up whether she lines up in Melbourne or heads north to Sydney. A gallop between races at Caulfield on Saturday provided an encouraging sign of her condition, with Daniel Stackhouse aboard for the workout. According to racing.com, trainer Matt Laurie said the mare pleased him with the way she travelled and confirmed a decision between Melbourne and Sydney was still to be made. “She was lovely and relaxed out there and if she happens to stay here in Melbourne, Daniel will be offered the ride,” Laurie said. “If she goes to Sydney to the George Ryder, we’ll work that out.” Laurie indicated there is appeal in keeping the mare in Melbourne before potentially travelling later in the preparation. “I think it would be a good move to stay here and then just have a one-run trip to Sydney, but ultimately, it’s a discussion with Mr Zhang and the (Yulong) team.” Entries will be taken for both the Gr2 Sunline Stakes (1600m) at Caulfield and the $1 million Gr1 George Ryder Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill as connections keep their options open. Laurie added that a return in a mares’ race could provide a suitable stepping stone if the Sydney option is delayed. “She’s not out of place going up there, but I think having a run back here in a fillies’ and mares’ race, albeit a Group 2, it would be a good lead into the big one third-up.” The multiple Group 1-winning four-year-old had originally been earmarked for last week’s Gr1 All-Star Mile (1600m) at Flemington but Laurie elected to bypass that race after her first-up run in the Gr1 Futurity Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield, where she led before being run down late as the odds-on favourite. Laurie felt the performance still had merit despite the defeat. “I just thought the first-up run – although people might disagree with me – I thought it was a pretty solid run on speed,” he said. “It’s not her style. I’d prefer to be back.” Barrier concerns also played a role in skipping the All-Star Mile. “Then, we drew a little awkwardly in the All Star-Mile and I just wasn’t sure how it was going to play out for us. I didn’t want to be the horse leading the rest of them up, behind Pride Of Jenni and we just want to get out of that and get her back to positioning her in a way where she’s been able to win those races previously.” From next Saturday’s run, Laurie indicated the mare could progress to either the Gr1 Doncaster Handicap (1600m) at Randwick or the Gr1 Queen Of The Turf Stakes (1600m) a week later.

Treasurethe Moment has dual state options (pic: Mark Gatt)
Considered Expands Her Growing Picket fence
Tuesday, 17th March 2026
Momentum towards the $1 million Country Championships Final continued to build on the Gold Coast on Saturday, where the tough and diminutive Considered stretched her winning sequence to six with victory in the Military Rose Plate (1200m). Already safely through to the Randwick feature, according to punters.com.au, the mare could hardly have advertised her claims more convincingly. Bought for just $30,000, she has not been beaten since June last year, when still in the care of Cody Morgan, and now heads towards the rich final in the sort of form few horses have taken into the race. Her latest success was enough to force a market move, with bookmakers trimming her from $6 to $5, while current $3 favourite Clear Thinking is still yet to qualify. There was some pre-race confidence against her in the betting ring, with Considered easing from $4.20 to $5.50, but that drift proved meaningless once the pressure came on. Dunn was quick to praise the mare’s attitude after another win that underlined the qualities that have taken her this far. “She's a proper racehorse,” he said. “What she lacks in stature, she makes up for with her willingness to win.” Her trainer admitted there had been some uncertainty about whether the return to 1200m would be ideal, but the run achieved everything the stable wanted ahead of a bigger target. “We came here today thinking dropping her back to 1200m might work against us. It was a nice pipe opener for the $1m Country Championships Final in a few weeks' time.” Dunn also smiled at the mare’s modest build, adding: “She's tiny, she'd have to be the smallest horse in our stable. But they come in all shapes and sizes.” That compact frame hides a serious engine, and if Randwick comes up rain-affected, her prospects would only strengthen given she handles wet ground so well. She is very much the stable’s headline act for now, although Dunn still has another card to play with Scripted set to take on Clear Thinking in Friday’s Wild Card at Scone for a place in the final. While Considered deservedly took top billing, there was also merit in the performance of Margot’s Deel, who resumed for the first time since November and made late ground into second. Cejay Graham feared the mare might finish well back before she charged home over a distance short of her best, and the effort suggested there could be an enjoyable campaign ahead. Trainer Jason Edwards now has every reason to look forward with optimism, with the Queensland winter carnival a possible target for the promising mare.

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Biggest Glow Still to Come for Autumn

Aeliana was partnered by McDonald in a trial (pic: Steve Hart)

Birdman Ready to Fly in Gr1 Australian Cup

Lazzura Ticks Plethora of Firsts for Connections

Wiley Hoop Can Wield the Willow on Slipper Day

HTBA Buyers Have an Extreme Choice Ahead

Major Annual VOBIS Day a Huge Success

Big Wigs has Makybe Racing & Breeding very excited (pic: Racing Victoria)

Horcrux Adds to Rommel’s Fruitfull Run

Sydney/Melbourne a Toss Up for Treasure

Treasurethe Moment has dual state options (pic: Mark Gatt)

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