Tuesday, 19th May 2026
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  • Ace High Colt Enters JJ Atkins Permutations

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    Queensland's premier juvenile races loom as the next major test for Blind Raise, with the unbeaten colt set to continue his rise through the winter carnival after another polished public workout at Cranbourne on Monday. Prepared by the training partnership of Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young, the son of Ace High strengthened his standing as one of the country's most promising two-year-olds when he comfortably accounted for three rivals in a right-handed jumpout under Craig Williams despite heavy conditions at the Cranbourne Training Complex. The exercise served as the final serious hit-out before the gelding heads to Brisbane for next Saturday's Group 2 BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Eagle Farm, a race expected to shape the market for the Group 1 JJ Atkins over 1600m next month. Blind Raise already sits atop early JJ Atkins betting at $4.50 after producing commanding wins over 1400m at both Sandown and Flemington in his only two race starts, performances that immediately elevated him into serious winter carnival calculations. Busuttin confirmed the colt would travel north on Tuesday in order to settle into the warmer conditions and avoid the physical toll of a long float trip. "It's the only flight going up so we'll just get him up there and get some sun on him," Busuttin said. "If there was a plane going up the Tuesday before the race, he'd be on that, but the flight is two hours instead of being a 30-hour float trip." The stable has been particularly encouraged by the way Blind Raise has continued to thrive since his dominant Listed Anzac Day Stakes victory at Flemington four weeks ago, with Busuttin praising both his attitude and professionalism around the stable. "He's a very unassuming horse. He's very quiet natured," Busuttin said. "He eats, sleeps and works. "He galloped really well last Tuesday. "He worked up with the horse that won at Pakenham, Obambulate, who is a reasonable level. "We couldn't be happier with him." Purchased for $70,000 by Busuttin Young Racing from Book 1 of Karaka 2025, where he was offered by breeders The Oaks Stud, Blind Raise has already banked more than A$140,000 from his flawless start to racing. His pedigree also suggests there could be substantial improvement still to come. By Rich Hill Stud stallion Ace High, the colt is out of the Darci Brahma mare Away Cruising, herself a daughter of champion racemare Seachange, whose seven Group 1 victories and dual New Zealand Horse of the Year titles made her one of the standout mares of her era. The family also includes stakes performers Divan and Pelican, the latter the dam of Group 1 colt and emerging stallion prospect Storm Boy, further adding to the growing commercial appeal surrounding Blind Raise as his career gathers pace.

    Blind Raise

    Blind Raise is set to raise the bar again in Brisbane (pic: Bruno Cannatelli)

  • Zac Lloyd in the Pound Seat at Newcastle

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    A strong book of rides at Newcastle on Tuesday could further enhance what has already been an outstanding season for Zac Lloyd, with the young jockey heading north with mounts on five early favourites across the seven-race program. Lloyd has enjoyed a breakout New South Wales campaign, already posting 104 winners, and his opportunities at the Newcastle Jockey Club meeting appear particularly strong, beginning aboard the James Harding-trained Close To Midnight in the opening Dailey Family Funerals Midway Class 1 Handicap over 900m. Formerly prepared in Victoria by the Corstens and Larkin partnership, the son of I Am Invincible showed enough ability in 10 starts to register a win and four placings before relocating to Newcastle, where he has quickly impressed in two recent trials. He led throughout to comfortably win a Wyong heat for Harding in late April before producing another encouraging performance on the Beaumont Track despite racing fiercely early before being restrained and allowed to find his rhythm late. Lloyd's shortest-priced assignment comes later aboard the Ciaron Maher-trained Decalogue in the Davali Thoroughbreds Maiden Plate over 1850m. The gelding has threatened to break through in recent runs and was desperately unlucky at Canterbury last start when held up badly approaching the straight before charging late and narrowly missing victory. Lloyd has partnered the three-year-old in two of his past three starts and appears to have developed a strong understanding with the gelding, who again looks well placed to shed his maiden status. Another leading chance comes through the Matthew Smith-trained mare Stellar Rhonda in the Hungerford Hill Wine Country Cup over 1600m. Unbeaten in two runs this campaign, the lightly raced four-year-old has impressed with her finishing strength, including a dominant Gosford Benchmark 64 victory on Anzac Day after settling well back in the field. Although she faces a wide draw on Tuesday, the spacious Newcastle circuit and long run to the first turn are expected to assist her chances. Lloyd also reunites with promising New Zealand-bred gelding Three Arrows in the Benchmark 64 Handicap over 1200m. Prepared by Tom Charlton, the three-year-old made an immediate impression during his first campaign with two wins and a narrow third placing from only three starts before being spelled. Lloyd has ridden him in two recent trials, including a strong Randwick heat victory where the gelding was comfortably handled from midfield before working through the line impressively. David Payne's Clanwilliam rounds out Lloyd's powerful book in the NewFM/2HD Maiden Plate over 1500m. The colt brings consistent metropolitan form into provincial company and is expected to attract solid support as Lloyd attempts to turn a promising set of engagements into another successful day in the saddle.

  • Golden Slipper Heroine Lady of Camelot Retired

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    An injury sustained in freak circumstances has brought the racing career of Golden Slipper heroine Lady Of Camelot to an early conclusion, with connections confirming the talented Written Tycoon mare will now head to the breeding barn instead of pursuing ambitious winter and international targets. The four-year-old, prepared by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott for Sir Owen Glenn’s Go Bloodstock operation, had been set to contest Saturday’s Group 1 Doomben 10,000 before a possible campaign at Royal Ascot, but those plans were abandoned following a stingray incident earlier this month. According to racing.com, while connections initially indicated a final decision regarding her future would be delayed until her recovery progressed, it has now been confirmed the daughter of Written Tycoon has run her final race. Go Bloodstock director Steve O’Connor said the mare was recovering positively and should soon leave veterinary care, though the timing of the injury ultimately forced a broader reassessment of her future. “She is recovering well and we expect her to be released from the vet clinic in the coming days,” O’Connor said. “The injury rules her out of the Brisbane Winter Carnival and Ascot, which is a shame as she was well. “Ascot was the final frontier for her as a Slipper winner, so she will be retired from racing now.” Lady Of Camelot retires as one of the standout fillies of her generation after a career that yielded two victories from 14 starts and earnings just shy of $6 million. Both of her wins came during her juvenile season, highlighted by a brilliant triumph in the 2024 Golden Slipper at Rosehill and an earlier success in the Group 3 Widden Stakes. She also placed in several major Group 1 contests, including the Blue Diamond Stakes as a two-year-old before later filling placings in the Moir Stakes, Coolmore Stud Stakes, Surround Stakes and Coolmore Classic. Beyond her racetrack accomplishments, Lady Of Camelot possesses a pedigree that ensures she will command enormous interest as a broodmare prospect should Go Bloodstock decide to offer her for sale. She is out of the Listed-winning Fastnet Rock mare Miss Debutante, whose extraordinary production record already includes Group winners Queen Of The Ball and Platinum Jubilee. Platinum Jubilee was sold to Coolmore for $3.5 million at last year’s Magic Millions National Sale, while Queen Of The Ball remains within the Go Bloodstock broodmare band and already has an Extreme Choice colt on the ground. O’Connor said Sir Owen Glenn would determine over the coming weeks whether Lady Of Camelot remains within the operation or is offered commercially. He noted, “We of course would only consider a sale if the price was right, given we own all the immediate female family..."

    Lady of Camelot

    Lady of Camelot is worth a mint (pic: Steve Hart)

  • The Old Team Won't Cry Over Spilled Milk

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    Strong pedigree, encouraging trial performances and the booking of Kerrin McEvoy have combined to place Reschs Milk firmly in the spotlight ahead of her debut at Newcastle on Tuesday, where the well-related filly is expected to start prominently in betting for the A-Plus Contracting & Poly Welding Maiden over 1300m. Bred at Baramul Stud by Gerry Harvey, according to punters.com.au, and later purchased by long-time friend John Singleton for what now appears a modest $60,000 at the Magic Millions Horses In Training Sale, the daughter of Golden Slipper winner Farnan has quietly built an impressive profile through three educational trials leading into her raceday debut. Her most notable hit-out came at Wyong last month when McEvoy guided her into third placing in a 1000m heat, a performance that convinced trainer Kris Lees the filly was progressing in the right direction ahead of her first start. The champion jockey, whose résumé includes multiple Melbourne Cups and Everest victories, remains aboard on Tuesday and played a role in mapping out the filly's debut assignment. "She's improved with every trial and I don't think the soft track will be of any consequence to her," Lees said. "She seems to be going the right way but she's got to keep improving. "Kerrin's suggestion was to go 1300m and he rode her in one of her trials, so I'll listen to him." Reschs Milk is one of 114 foals from the first crop of Farnan and boasts a pedigree loaded with commercial appeal and racetrack substance. Her dam Mother's Milk, a stakes-placed daughter of Savabeel, produced nine runners before Reschs Milk and eight of them were winners, including the talented Fastnet Rock filly Fresh, who narrowly missed victory in the Blue Diamond Preview and finished ahead of future Everest heroine Bella Nipotina. Lees and McEvoy will also combine with Gold Cup, a staying-bred filly who remains a possible Queensland Oaks candidate despite still needing to strengthen her credentials. The Karaka graduate is bred to relish distance racing, carrying a valuable double cross of Zabeel while also descending from the family of AJC Derby winner Starcraft. "I don't even know if a win will get her there," Lees said of the Oaks. "Some years it would and I'm trying to get there. "She probably should have won the other day and she's improving with every run. "She probably wants further again so I've still got a little glimmer of hope of getting her to the Oaks." British Gem rounds out the trio for the stable and McEvoy, with the Wootton Bassett filly searching for a breakthrough victory after several competitive performances. Although still a maiden after eight starts, Lees believes the three-year-old is now reaching a more suitable trip. "I think she's looking for 1500m, she'll run well," he declared.

  • Age Not Wearying Evergreen Western Empire

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    A paucity of racehorses sustain relevance at the elite level deep into their veteran years, but Western Empire again underlined his durability and class with a first-up victory in Saturday's Group 3 Belmont Sprint at Belmont, pushing his earnings beyond $3.5 million and adding yet another feature success to an already decorated career. The now eight-year-old son of Iffraaj returned from a break dating back to December and produced the familiar fighting qualities that have defined his time in Western Australia, claiming the A$200,000 feature for a second time and recording the 11th black-type victory of his career. His résumé already included triumphs in the Group 1 Railway Stakes and Group 2 Western Australian Derby in 2021, along with multiple Group 3 and Listed wins, and despite advancing age, the Grant and Alana Williams-trained gelding showed he remains highly competitive against younger rivals. Sent out as favourite after strong late support pushed him ahead of emerging contender Smooth Chino in betting, Western Empire endured a far from comfortable passage in the early stages when the speed slackened abruptly, forcing regular rider William Pike to steady his mount sharply as the gelding briefly threw his head in the air. Pike was able to regroup quickly, settling one off the rail in sixth position before easing into the race approaching the home turn. Once balanced in the straight, Western Empire quickly reeled in Smooth Chino before setting out after the leader Rope Them In, gradually wearing him down to prevail by a neck in the final strides. "It was a scrappy sort of race," Pike said. "The leaders shot across and got their positions real quick and easy and then put the handbrake on. "But I was happy to bide my time, stay out of what was happening ahead of me and just get into the clear. "I always felt like I was going to win, but Rope Them In is a good horse and it's hard to pass him." Pike felt the moderate tempo ultimately played to Western Empire's strengths once the gelding found clear running and was able to build through his gears late. "Western Empire knows how to get the job done. With a run like that, with an economical first half, he was always going to be strong in the second half. "He's eight now and it's a few years since his Derby win. I dare say he takes a bit of management these days, but he's evergreen. He's still turning up and making me look good." Bred in New Zealand by Peters Investments, Western Empire is out of Group 2 Perth Cup winner Western Jewel and has now compiled 12 wins and 10 placings from 36 starts, with the Group 3 Hyperion Stakes over 1600m at Belmont on May 30 likely to be his next target.

    Western Empire

    Western Empire is as imposing as ever (pic: Western Racepix)

  • Racing in SA Contributes $729m to Local Economy

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    Fresh economic data has reinforced the enormous role racing continues to play across South Australia, with the combined thoroughbred, harness and greyhound industries now contributing $729.3 million annually to the state economy while supporting more than 5,000 full-time equivalent jobs. Detailed in the latest Economic, Social & Community Benefits of the South Australian Racing Industry report compiled by sports industry specialists IER, the findings paint a picture of an industry extending far beyond raceday activity, touching regional communities, employment, tourism and charitable support networks throughout the state. Commissioned jointly by South Australia's three racing codes, the 2024/25 report found the industry directly generated $589.1 million in expenditure, with wages, salaries and profits delivering a value-added impact of $294.7 million before indirect economic flow-on effects lifted the overall contribution to $729.3 million. Thoroughbred racing accounted for the lion's share at $519.1 million, while greyhound racing contributed $131.2 million and harness racing added a further $79 million. Employment figures also continued to trend upward, with direct full-time equivalent roles increasing by more than three per cent to 2,914 and total direct and indirect employment climbing to 5,041 positions. Participation across the industry also rose strongly, with 16,314 people now involved as employees, volunteers or participants, representing a 5.6 per cent increase on the previous year. More than 266,000 attendances were recorded across 805 race meetings statewide, while owners competed for in excess of $73 million in prizemoney across the three codes. Importantly, the report highlighted the significance of racing within regional South Australia, where 36 per cent of the industry's economic impact is generated and where more than half of all participants are based. The study also detailed the broader social footprint of racing, noting clubs across the state provide financial assistance, facilities and event support to more than 120 community organisations and charities. Racing SA chairman Rob Rorrison said the figures validated the industry's importance to both the state economy and community life. "This strength is being reflected at every level of thoroughbred racing in South Australia, including in our field sizes, which, at 10.8 starters per race, are the best in the nation," Rorrison said. "The strategic path we are taking to grow our industry is benefiting not only racing but also our state as a whole." Greyhound Racing SA chair David Lewis said the report underlined the often-under-appreciated reach of the industry across employment and local communities. "It makes us even more determined to ensure greyhound racing can continue to deliver these returns for our industry and for the communities that rely on us for the critical economic, employment and social outcomes that racing delivers," Lewis said. Harness Racing SA chair Carlo D'Ortenzio added that the findings strengthened confidence around the future sustainability of harness racing in the state and the next generation entering the sport.

  • Inglis Great Southern Weanlings Unveiled

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    Strong representation from many of Australasia’s most fashionable young stallions is expected to drive keen interest in next month’s Great Southern Weanling Sale, with the catalogue for the Oaklands Junction auction now officially online. A total of 430 lots have been catalogued across the two-day sale, which will be held on June 11 and 12, with the opening session commencing at 1pm on the Thursday before the balance of the catalogue, along with supplementary entries, is offered from 10am the following morning. Buyers will be presented with progeny by 105 individual stallions, including some of the southern hemisphere’s most commercially appealing names such as Alabama Express, Anamoe, Castelvecchio, Ghaiyyath, Home Affairs, Ole Kirk, Savabeel, So You Think, Super Seth, Too Darn Hot, Toronado and Wootton Bassett. The catalogue also features a particularly intriguing crop of first-season sires, among them Benbatl, Chaldean, Cylinder, Generation, Gold Trip, Hawaii Five Oh, King’s Gambit, Mo’unga, Native Trail, Ozzmosis and Shinzo, giving buyers access to a broad range of emerging bloodlines. Many of Australia’s leading nurseries are represented among the 48 vendors with drafts catalogued, including Gilgai, Burnewang North, Widden, Rosemont, Twin Hills, Blue Gum, Three Bridges, Rushton Park, Bell River, Musk Creek and Middlebrook Valley Lodge. The Great Southern Weanling Sale has increasingly developed a reputation as a source of racetrack performers capable of competing at the elite level, a trend highlighted by the exploits of recent graduates Streisand and Well Written. Streisand was purchased for only $22,000 from the sale before progressing to Group 1 success in the Blue Diamond Stakes and a placing in the Golden Slipper, accumulating more than $2.4 million in prizemoney, while Well Written cost just $32,500 as a weanling and has since remained unbeaten through six starts, including victories at Group 1 level and in the lucrative $4 million Kiwi. Stakes performers such as Calamari Ring, Alibaba and Lassified have further strengthened the auction’s profile in recent seasons and reinforced its standing as a reliable source of quality horses capable of outperforming their purchase prices. The sale has also become increasingly attractive to pinhookers after producing several standout trading results over the past year, including horses that progressed from modest weanling purchases into seven-figure yearlings. Inglis Victorian Bloodstock Manager James Price said the breadth and quality of the catalogue offered opportunity for every level of buyer. “There are some excellent drafts and it is particularly exciting to have the whole of what is an outstanding offering from Catherine Hains and the team at Burnewang North showcased at the sale,” Price said. “Opportunity abounds at this sale, whether you are a trader, trainer, owner, agent or syndicator.” All weanlings purchased at the sale will be eligible for the $12 million Inglis Race Series, while supplementary entries remain open until June 3.

    Streisand

    Blue Diamond winner Streisand cost just $22,000 (pic: Mark Gatt)

  • Longines World Rating Franks Timeform Analysis

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    An extraordinary season that has elevated Hong Kong sprinting back into the global spotlight received further confirmation this week when Ka Ying Rising retained his position as the world's highest-rated horse in training in the latest LONGINES World's Best Racehorse Rankings. The David Hayes-trained superstar rose two points to an imposing mark of 130 following a flawless April campaign, placing him four clear of his nearest rivals and cementing his standing as the dominant force in international sprinting. Remarkably, the son of Shamexpress has now strung together 20 consecutive victories, a sequence that has combined relentless speed with devastating consistency at the elite level. His latest ratings surge followed another pair of record-breaking performances at Sha Tin, where he lowered his own 1200m benchmark twice within the same month. Already the holder of the course standard with a 1m 07.20s performance earlier in the season, Ka Ying Rising stopped the clock in 1m 07.12s when winning the G2 Sprint Cup on 6 April before going even quicker with a blistering 1m 07.10s in the G1 Chairman's Sprint Prize on FWD Champions Day later that month. The now nine-time Group 1 winner also sealed a second straight Hong Kong Speed Series title after victories in the G1 Centenary Sprint Cup, G1 Queen's Silver Jubilee Cup and Chairman's Sprint Prize completed another unbeaten campaign. While Ka Ying Rising remains the benchmark, fellow Hong Kong marvel Romantic Warrior has climbed into equal second on 126 after securing his fourth G1 FWD QEII Cup. The Danny Shum-trained gelding shares that figure with emerging European stars Bow Echo and Daryz, further underlining the depth of world racing across multiple jurisdictions. Romantic Warrior's latest rise continues an extraordinary international campaign for owner Peter Lau's globetrotting champion, whose placing behind Forever Young in the Saudi Cup earlier this year earned a career-high dirt rating of 127. Now an eight-year-old, the Hong Kong International Sale graduate has amassed 23 victories and more than £2.59 million in prizemoney while continuing to compete at the highest level across varying surfaces and distances. His season may not yet be complete either, with Romantic Warrior chasing Hong Kong's Triple Crown in the G1 Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup later this month, an achievement completed only by River Verdon in 1993/94 and Voyage Bubble last season. Elsewhere in the rankings, Charlie Appleby's Opera Ballo and American-trained White Abarrio sit on 124, while Saudi Cup hero Forever Young follows on 123 ahead of Croix du Nord, Magnitude, Masquerade Ball, Royal Champion and Sovereignty on 122. Voyage Bubble remains Hong Kong's next highest-rated horse on 119.

  • Zakouma Bags Melbourne Cup Golden Ticket

    Tuesday, 19th May 2026
    A daring Melbourne Cup dream gathered serious traction at Flemington on Saturday when Zakouma produced a powerful staying display to capture the Andrew Ramsden Stakes and secure a ballot-free passage into Australia's greatest race later this year. Lightly raced, modestly rated and tackling 2800m for the first time, the Grahame Begg-trained gelding defied several apparent disadvantages to reel in the leaders late and claim one of the most significant wins of his career. Carrying the same weight as far more accomplished rivals despite entering the race with only a rating of 78, Zakouma settled near the tail as the field stretched out under genuine staying pressure before unleashing a sustained finishing burst to overhaul Pounding and Sir Chartwell in the closing strides. The performance capped a remarkable rise for a horse that had been contesting benchmark company over 2000m only three weeks earlier after failing to gain a start in the Mornington Cup due to his low rating. "Full credit to the horse," Begg said after the victory. "He beat the weight scale today with his rating. "A great job and Trevor Delroy has been extremely patient all the way through and allowed us to do what we wanted to do with him so hopefully we'll be here on the first Tuesday." The Flemington trainer has endured heartbreak around the Melbourne Cup before after Lunar Flare won the same race two years ago only to miss the spring feature on fitness grounds, making Saturday's result particularly satisfying. Begg explained the stable had been forced to rethink Zakouma's preparation after the Mornington Cup setback, opting to drop him back in distance before taking another shot at qualifying for the Cup. "He missed the run in the Mornington Cup because his rating wasn't high enough and we had to take stock and drop him back to the 2000m race here last start," Begg said. "He didn't have a lot of luck and didn't get a chance to get any momentum in the race. "Then we thought, 'he's in really good order, he came through that race well so let's give it a go'." Begg was unconcerned when the pace intensified mid-race as Sydney Cup winner Changingoftheguard rolled forward and strung the field out, trusting Zakouma's stamina and aerobic strength would ultimately come into play. Jordan Childs executed those instructions perfectly, resisting the temptation to improve too early before allowing the gelding to gradually build through his gears late. "We just wanted to ride him nice and quiet to get that 2800," Childs said. "Once I presented him, he took a bit to wind-up but he just got stronger and stronger through the line so distance is no problem." The only issue now may be the Melbourne Cup weight scale, with Childs joking he may need to begin dieting after Zakouma's likely rise still leaves him near the minimum weight.

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