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  • War Machine Has Finger on the Newmarket Trigger

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Few races in Australia test a sprinter quite like the Flemington straight six, and another deep field will assemble on Saturday when 15 runners line up for the historic Newmarket Handicap, a race whose honour roll stretches back to 1874. Among them, according to NZ Racing Desk, is a pair of headline acts whose recent form has added significant intrigue to the Group 1 contest. Chasing a second elite-level victory is War Machine, the Harry Angel gelding who has quickly established himself among the better sprinting prospects in training. Now prepared by the Lindsay Park stable of Ben, Will and J D Hayes, he will jump from barrier 11 with Jamie Mott returning to the saddle in a bid to add another major success to his record. Attention in the lead-up to acceptances centred heavily on the presence of the highly regarded three-year-old Tentyris, who ultimately secured his place in the field and will attempt to continue a remarkable sequence of performances down the famous straight course. The son of Street Boss has already proven devastating in that setting, producing dominant victories in the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes over 1200m in the spring before resuming with another elite win in the Group 1 Lightning Stakes over 1000m in February. Victory on Saturday would see Tentyris join a distinguished group of modern-day three-year-old winners of the Newmarket Handicap that includes Placid Ark, Schillaci, Exceed And Excel, Weekend Hussler, Brazen Beau, Bivouac and Cylinder. The task is complicated by the handicap conditions, however, with the colt allotted 57kg — a burden that would equal the weight-carrying record for a three-year-old set by Ajax in 1938. Mark Zahra takes the ride and the pair will break from barrier 12 as Tentyris attempts to maintain his flawless record in straight-course racing, having already contested the Flemington strip on four occasions. Lindsay Park, meanwhile, will look to interrupt that momentum through War Machine, while also chasing its first Newmarket victory since Redkirk Warrior's memorable back-to-back triumphs in 2017 and 2018. The stable itself has evolved considerably since those wins, when David and Ben Hayes trained in partnership with Tom Dabernig, with the current training structure now led by the Hayes brothers. War Machine has not raced since finishing third as a heavily supported favourite in the Group 2 Australia Stakes at Pakenham in January, but the stable believes the setback was largely circumstantial. Ben Hayes said the gelding had progressed well since being freshened and appeared to have returned to his best work in the lead-up to Saturday's assignment. "He's spot on and will bounce back," Hayes said. "We were really happy with his jump-out and I thought he was great through the line. "He didn't handle the night meeting, and it was a very firm track that night and he jarred up, but he seems right back on track now."

  • British Racecourse Harmony Goes Pear Shaped

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    A widening rift between Britain's leading racecourses and the sport's governing structures has emerged in the wake of the abrupt departure of British Horseracing Authority chair Charles Allen, raising the prospect of a deeper governance battle within the industry. Confirmation earlier in the day that Allen had stepped down after just six months in the role quickly prompted a coordinated response from some of the country's most influential tracks. Jockey Club Racecourses, which oversees flagship venues such as Cheltenham, Aintree, Epsom and Newmarket, joined forces with four prominent independent courses – Ascot, Goodwood, Newbury and York – to issue a joint statement outlining their position and calling for structural change. Their message made clear that the major racecourses had supported Allen's push to establish a fully independent BHA board, a reform he viewed as a crucial step toward transforming British racing into what he described as a modern, commercially driven and culturally relevant sport. By backing that agenda, the tracks effectively signalled that responsibility for the collapse of the proposal lay elsewhere within the sport's power structure. Central to the dispute is the governance framework of the Racecourse Association, whose existing one-track, one-vote model allows smaller courses significant influence over decisions affecting the entire sector. Several of the sport's biggest venues now believe that arrangement no longer reflects the realities of British racing's economic landscape. "Ascot, Goodwood, the Jockey Club, Newbury and York racecourses have today written to the chairman of the Racecourse Association," the statement said, "calling for a formal governance review of the RCA [and] requesting a proposal for reform by the end of April 2026." The courses outlined a series of objectives for such a review, arguing that the RCA's structure should ensure "board and voting representation is balanced and credible", allow "significant views from key racecourses can influence outcomes" and enable the organisation to "act decisively on matters affecting the wider industry". Behind the scenes, tensions had been building for weeks. Allen's departure ultimately stemmed from disagreements over the relationship between the BHA and racecourses concerning raceday data. The authority currently supplies information such as non-runners and official timings to tracks at a nominal fee, with the racecourses then packaging that data alongside their own products for sale to off-course betting operators. Some within the RCA resisted endorsing Allen's governance reforms without firm assurances that the price of this raceday data would not increase significantly once the current commercial agreement expires in 2028. Although Allen eventually provided those assurances, his position had already weakened. Participant groups representing owners, trainers, jockeys and stable staff subsequently withdrew their support, leaving the reform agenda stranded between competing interests. The major racecourses' statement suggests that resistance within the RCA—particularly from Arena Racing Company and its allied venues—proved decisive in blocking the independent board proposal.In calling for change, however, the leading tracks stressed that their objective remains collaboration rather than separation, emphasising their support for strong central leadership from the BHA supported by an independent governing structure.

  • Howlett Doesn’t Fear Top Pick Clear Thinking

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Respect for the favourite is warranted, but fear is not part of the equation for Muswellbrook trainer Todd Howlett as he prepares Christa for Sunday’s $150,000 Evergreen Turf Hunter & North West Country Championships. With the regional qualifier being staged at Muswellbrook for the first time over 1280m, racingnsw.com.au reports the looming presence of Kosciuszko winner Clear Thinking has done little to dent his quiet confidence. Clear Thinking, a dominant $2.50 elect for the $1 million Final, casts a long shadow over the heat, yet Howlett believes his honest six-year-old is capable of earning her place at Randwick. After overseeing a gallop on Tuesday morning, he opted for a subtle gear change in a bid to keep her sharp for what shapes as her sternest test. “I worked her in a set of winkers, I’ve never had anything on her so I’ll put them on and it might sharpen her up a bit,’’ Howlett said. “I’m really happy with her and she worked well, she probably is looking for a bit further but she’s fresh so the 1280m suits.” Christa’s career has featured a couple of extended breaks, but she demonstrated resilience last preparation, stringing together six runs after a year away from racing. That campaign began with a 1412m victory at Taree and was followed by five placings, three of them in TAB Highway company, highlighting her consistency at a competitive level. Two recent trials have her primed, although Howlett acknowledges that barrier position and race shape will be crucial. Securing a top-two finish is the priority, as second place is enough to secure passage to the Final. “It’s definitely a strong heat,’’ he said. “You never know what will happen, I know we need a lot of luck and (Clear Thinking) might need bad luck because she’s a very good horse. “In a few races last time she didn’t have a lot of luck, a few things didn’t go her way, but she still ran well.” Jean Van Overmeire has been engaged to ride, and contingency plans are in place should she fall short. A bold showing without qualification would see her head to the Northern Wild Card at Scone on March 20, a pathway Howlett knows well. His seasoned campaigner Two Big Fari captured the Muswellbrook Wild Card in 2020 before finishing fifth in that year’s Final behind Gracie Belle. Elsewhere, Athena’s Treasure is unlikely to gain a start in the Championships and will instead contest the Royal Hotel Muswellbrook Handicap over 1450m. The four-year-old has three wins from seven starts and arrives off a solid Newcastle placing. “She’s an honest mare and I think she will be very competitive in that race, she’s going very well,’’ Howlett said.

  • US Invests Heavily in Early Racing Injury Detection

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    A major new research effort aimed at reducing catastrophic injuries in Thoroughbreds is taking shape alongside one of America’s most famous racetracks, with Cornell University launching a three-year project designed to sharpen early detection and deepen understanding of the fetlock joint. According to bloodhorse.com, the study will be based at Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists, the equine hospital located next to Belmont Park, and will draw on clinical data from horses examined there. Funded by New York State and supported by The New York Racing Association (NYRA), the program is intended to build on international research while pushing the industry’s safety ambitions into more precise, evidence-led territory. At its core, the project aims to refine how risk is assessed for fatal musculoskeletal injury, expand what is known about the fetlock, and develop practical protocols that can reduce injury rates. Central to that ambition is the installation of advanced standing imaging technology at Cornell Ruffian. The project will add state-of-the-art standing computed tomography (CT) and positron emission tomography (PET) machines, giving clinicians a more detailed lens on developing pathology. Standing CT can produce high-resolution images of bony anatomy and reveal microstructural changes before they show up on standard radiographs, while PET identifies increased bone metabolic activity across three planes, helping pinpoint regions of pathology and detect abnormalities and remodelling with high sensitivity. The location is not accidental. Plans to modernise Belmont Park, approved through Governor Kathy Hochul’s FY24 Enacted Budget, include a $455 million loan for NYRA to build new racing facilities at the historic Elmont property. The renovations are expected to consolidate downstate racing operations at Belmont, creating an ideal hub for a long-range study that requires consistent access to horses in work, elite veterinary expertise and sophisticated diagnostics. Although diagnostic imaging is already routine in racehorse practice, the project is motivated by a stubborn gap: hairline fractures and pre-fracture pathology can be missed, meaning horses may be judged sound enough to train and race until something gives way. Over the next three years, researchers will work to identify fetlock fractures and early pathology in horses with and without lameness, determine the sensitivity and specificity of CT, PET and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) compared with digital radiographs, and use photo-counting CT and high field MRI scans to further define early bone pathology in horses that suffered fatal fetlock fractures. The study also aims to further characterise biomarker findings in healthy and lame horses, and to refine a risk factor index for fatal musculoskeletal injury using epidemiological findings, clinical examination and advanced imaging. New York State is investing $18 million over three years to fund the work as part of Governor Hochul’s 2025-26 Enacted Budget, with NYRA contributing a further $2 million toward the purchase of imaging equipment. New York Franchise Oversight Board Chair Robert Williams said, “This innovative study to prevent equine injuries is just another part of Governor Hochul's ongoing commitment to New York's unmatched horseracing and breeding industries. New York State is proud to partner with NYRA and Cornell to conduct this important research to protect our horses and preserve New York's storied Thoroughbred racing.” The results will be published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at veterinary research conferences.

  • Tentyris Targeting Gr1 Triumphs Closer to Home

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Ambitions of a Royal Ascot campaign have been pushed to the background for now, but Godolphin-owned Tentyris still faces a searching examination closer to home when he lines up in Saturday’s Gr1 Newmarket Handicap at Flemington. According to racing.com, the dazzling Street Boss colt has been allotted 57kg for the straight-six feature, a weight that ensures his three-year-old credentials will be tested against history as much as his rivals. Godolphin managing director Andy Makiv confirmed the stable intends to press on despite the impost, with Mark Zahra booked to ride. “I thought 57kg was at the punchy end, but that’s OK,” Makiv said. “At the end of the day, his international rating has gone up significantly on the back of his last two Group 1 wins in the Coolmore Stud Stakes and the Lightning. “Obviously 57 makes it more of a discussion, but we are pretty keen to go that way, so I’m expecting to see him at Flemington on Saturday.” Three-year-olds have an enviable record in the Newmarket, collecting 16 editions in the past four decades, yet the scale of the task becomes clearer when examining the weights. None in that period has carried more than the 56kg borne by Weekend Hussler in his 2008 triumph. More recently, Home Affairs failed to figure when attempting the same weight in 2022. The closest comparison under 57kg comes from 2005, when Fastnet Rock shouldered that burden and was narrowly denied by fellow three-year-old Alinghi, who carried 53.5kg. That year’s spread emphasised the challenge: Fastnet Rock sat 3kg clear at the top, with the next highest weight 54kg and the majority of the field on the 51kg minimum. It remains one of the more notable weight-carrying efforts in modern renewals. Beyond Saturday, the path appears increasingly domestic. Makiv revealed that while a mid-year Royal Ascot venture followed by an Everest tilt had been canvassed, the stable has cooled on attempting both in the same season by the grandson of multiple Group 1 heroine Divine Madonna. “I don’t think you can do both, certainly not in 2026,” he said. “We’ll take it one week at a time, but the immediate target would be the T.J. Smith and then we’ll probably target The Everest and look to travel in 2027. That’s the most likely scenario, but we’ll assess every opportunity that comes along.” For now, all focus centres on Flemington and whether Tentyris can defy a weight few of his age have managed and add his name to one of Australia’s most storied handicaps.

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    Sizzling sprinter Tentyris (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • BHA Chairman Lord Allen's Tenure Cut Short

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Turbulence at the top of British racing’s governing structure has deepened with the abrupt exit of its chair after only six months in office, leaving the sport facing renewed questions over leadership and reform. Charles Allen’s resignation from the British Horseracing Authority was confirmed on Tuesday by racingpost.com, bringing a swift end to a tenure that had been marked by ambition, resistance and mounting political tension. His departure followed weeks of speculation as talks over governance reform stalled. Central to the impasse was a proposal to create a more commercially focused, independent BHA board, a move designed to modernise decision-making and reduce the influence of shareholder groups. Agreement could not be reached between Allen, racecourses and participant bodies, prompting the stand-off that ultimately proved unsustainable. In the immediate aftermath, the Jockey Club and major racecourses including Ascot, Goodwood, Newbury and York called for an “urgent review of the Racecourse Association governance to support industry change,” underlining how deeply the dispute has reverberated through the sport’s power base. Allen, who had been hailed as a figure of “outstanding calibre” when his appointment was announced in November 2024, reflected on his short spell in the role by saying: “Horseracing is an amazing sport with great potential and over the last year I have met some incredibly passionate people who love the sport who believe to survive and prosper that change is needed. I also want to pay tribute to the hardworking and dedicated BHA team. I wish the sport well for the future.” His tenure had in fact begun in September rather than the originally scheduled June start, after he delayed taking up the position while negotiating for greater independence within the BHA board structure. A former ITV chief executive, Allen pushed for reforms that would separate board members from shareholder interests among racecourses and participant groups. Tensions escalated further over proposals relating to the exploitation of raceday data rights beyond 2028, an issue fiercely defended by racecourses. While Allen is understood to have eventually softened his stance on that matter, the compromise did not resolve wider divisions. Participant representatives indicated they would not support governance changes if he retreated, leaving the reform agenda stranded between opposing camps. Senior independent director David Jones acknowledged the breakdown, stating: “The board would like to thank Charles for the time and effort that he has put into the role helping us to develop a vision that is aspirational and achievable, and we regret that we were unable to put in place at this time the governance changes that would have enabled us to progress this. I have enjoyed working with him and wish him continued success.” The BHA board will now consider interim arrangements, with Jones having previously served as interim chair. Meanwhile, Britain’s leading tracks have written to Racecourse Association chairman Wilf Walsh seeking structural review proposals by April 2026, signalling that the debate over governance is far from settled.

  • Forever Young Continues His World Cup Prep

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Meanwhile, bloodhorse.com reports that routines have continued at Meydan this week, even as events beyond the track have injected uncertainty into Dubai’s sporting calendar. At the centre of attention is Forever Young, the 2025 Eclipse champion Older Dirt Male and Breeders’ Cup Classic winner, who is already on the ground and maintaining his preparation for the March 28 Dubai World Cup (G1). The Yoshito Yahagi-trained star has been training alongside stablemate American Stage, a four-year-old son of Into Mischief who was fourth in the 2025 Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1). In an update posted March 2 on the stable’s X account, Yahagi’s team moved quickly to reassure supporters amid reports of regional tensions. “We apologize for causing concern to everyone. Forever Young and American Stage are running side-by-side on the main track, at a light canter, and are continuing their training as usual. There were no explosions or intercepting sounds last night, so the staff seemed to be able to get some rest.” For Japanese racing followers, the situation has been closely monitored at government level. Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries, which oversees the Japan Racing Association, confirmed it had received updates regarding JRA-affiliated horses and personnel in Dubai. Minister Norikazu Suzuki wrote on X that he had “received reports on the status” of those involved and stated: “With the protection of Japanese nationals as our top priority, the government will take every possible measure to ensure their safety.” While security concerns in the wider region have prompted travel adjustments and contingency planning, Forever Young’s camp has maintained a steady focus on the task at hand. The colt’s presence in Dubai underscores the global nature of the World Cup meeting, with leading stables from Japan, the United States and Europe converging for one of the sport’s richest prizes. Among potential challengers is last year’s Dubai World Cup winner Hit Show (see below), who is tentatively scheduled to defend his title. Trainer Brad Cox acknowledged on the BH Monday podcast that the evolving geopolitical landscape is being monitored closely. “It hasn't yet. I don't know if it will,” Cox said when asked whether events had disrupted his operation. “It's definitely something we've been thinking about the last few days. Our next scheduled trip to the Middle East right now is Hit Show leaving on (March) 14th out of Miami to Dubai. I don't know if that will happen. We're preparing as if it will right now. We'll just kind of monitor things and see how things unfold over the next few weeks.” For now, the focus at Meydan remains on training gallops and race-day ambitions, with Forever Young continuing his light canters and preparations, the rhythm of elite sport carrying on even as the wider world watches closely.

  • Tempted Rating Above Average in Surround Win

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    Numbers rarely lie, and from a ratings perspective Tempted’s Surround Stakes triumph reads far stronger than the narrow winning margin might suggest. That is the view of weight-for-age analyst Daniel O’Sullivan, who believes the performance places the Everest runner-up squarely in elite company. Securing her first Group 1 over 1400m, Tempted returned a 102.2 figure, only half a length shy of the 103.3 she produced first-up over 1200m. In simple terms, the visual impression of a tight finish disguises how little she gave up in performance level. O’Sullivan’s assessment is that runner-up Savvy Hallie’s dramatic new peak has slightly obscured just how well the winner actually ran. Historically, a 102.2 rating sits almost a length above the median winning mark for the Surround over the past decade, and this was no sit-and-sprint affair. Savvy Hallie ensured there was genuine pressure early, with the tempo building from the 800m. Positioned 4.8 lengths off the lead at that point, Tempted was required to chase and sustain her run. She built strongly through her final 800m to overhaul the race, and although she may have peaked late, her closing 200m remained above standard in the context of a solid overall time. While 1400m may not represent her absolute sweet spot, the figure she posted at the trip stands comfortably alongside the better editions of this race. To illustrate how Savvy Hallie has shaped the narrative, O’Sullivan told racing.com that had the second-placed filly performed to her previous peak, Tempted would have defeated Thousand Guineas heroine Ole Dancer by 1.9 lengths, with Savvy Hallie 3.4 lengths away in third and Apocalyptic five lengths adrift in fourth. In that scenario, the conversation would centre entirely on Tempted’s dominance and her apparent comfort at 1400m. Instead, Savvy Hallie surged from a prior peak of 95 to produce a 101.8 rating, a performance fully supported by the clock and by the margins back to Ole Dancer and Apocalyptic. O’Sullivan noted that, naturally, caution accompanies any sharp spike, particularly when a filly breaks through the 100 barrier without obvious prior indicators of that ceiling. Even so, the substance of Saturday’s effort is beyond dispute. Whether she can reproduce a 101.8 remains to be seen, but the run effectively resets her profile. Savvy Hallie now shapes as a filly capable of operating at a level comfortably above her former benchmark, and in doing so has inadvertently enhanced the merit of the winner.

  • Pirate Ready to Plunder WA Derby Purse

    Thursday, 5th March 2026
    A rise through the grades gathered pace at Ascot on Saturday when The Crimson Pirate turned a recent Class 1 win at Pinjarra into black-type success in the Listed Lex Piper Stakes (1600m). According to tbwa.net.au, the Oakland Park homebred son of high-flying Widden stallion Trapeze Artist displayed a sharp turn of foot that suggests his campaign is only just warming up as attention shifts towards the G2 WATC Derby (2400m) on April 11. Settling in behind the speed, he tracked front-runner Pure Mac before peeling out to challenge in the straight. Once balanced, he quickly put the race to bed, bounding clear to defeat Aberdeen Flyer by more than two lengths. The performance had a touch of authority about it, the kind that encourages connections to think beyond immediate targets. Trainer Dan Morton believes there is more to come. “He’s a natural athlete and looks the real deal,” Morton said. “He’s been a project since the early days when he could be a bit difficult and we’ve had plenty of help behind the scenes thanks to people like Darren Mitchell.” That patience appears to be paying dividends at precisely the right time of year. By Trapeze Artist out of Emmalene, a Listed VRC Gucci Stakes winner, The Crimson Pirate was catalogued for the 2024 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale but was passed in when bidding stalled short of a $350,000 reserve. Oakland Park’s Neville and Susan Duncan race him alongside Busselton-based Neil MacDonald, and Lucy Fiore was in the saddle for his breakthrough stakes triumph. Fiore offered a candid assessment of the gelding’s quirks. “He’s a strange critter but that’s what probably works for him. He doesn’t know when to focus or calm down. He pricked his ears and baulked at the 200m but we were so far in front it didn’t really matter.” The comment captured both his rawness and his margin of superiority. A traditional path to the Derby now beckons, with the LR John Roberts Stakes (1800m) and LR Melvista Stakes (2200m) pencilled in as lead-ups. Oakland Park has tasted success in those races before with Lord Vampi and Sail Session, though the Derby itself proved elusive on both occasions. Pedigree offers encouragement. The Crimson Pirate is the sixth winner from Emmalene, whose progeny also include dual Listed winner King Kapa. Later on Saturday, the stable’s Fancy Red added further gloss with victory in the Wittens Irrigation Handicap (1600m), lifting her record to seven wins from 15 starts and prizemoney beyond $489,000, underscoring a productive day for the Oakland Park colours.

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