This Season’s Rural Leaders
The 2015-16 results of the premierships for the non-TAB meetings in the various districts show that Nanango apprentice Hannah English deserves a pat on the back.
The 2015-16 results of the premierships for the non-TAB meetings in the various districts show that Nanango apprentice Hannah English deserves a pat on the back.
The cliff-hanger that is the Queensland Country Apprentice Premiership duel will be finalised this Saturday.
After a two month, injury-induced absence, Hannah English is back in action at Gympie on Saturday.
South Burnett stables were less than a length short of a clean sweep at Wondai last Saturday.
The South Burnett Race Club has attracted a highly encouraging total of 70 nominations for this Saturday’s card.
Non-claiming apprentice Jimmy Orman was a little more than two lengths off initial Group One glory at Eagle Farm last Saturday.
The response to the Three Cups Goldrush Challenge has unearthed a host of hopefuls for the Gympie Turf Club’s meeting at Adrian McClintock Park on Saturday.
Cecily Eaton has ridden at Barcaldine, Warwick, Roma, Rome and Gayndah following her return to the race-day saddle on April 30.
The successful tenor of the meetings at Burrandowan and Nanango in May continued in the North Burnett last Saturday
There were several delights and one stark disappointment among the experiences at Lee Park last Saturday.
Nanango trainer Kaylene Hamilton would love to record a hometown success in the BP Roadhouse Nanango BM 50 (1000m) at Lee Park on Saturday with either Stratalena or Monte Lago.
There is a plaque on a tree at Burrandowan opposite where shooters gun down make-believe pigeons at brunch time and jockeys crack their whips during the heat of the afternoon battle.
Saturday’s annual Burrandowan meeting will see two winners and nine losers from last year’s program seeking a share of the spoils.
Shaun Bayliss, a well known rider in the South East country ranks, will watch the first race at Esk this Saturday with more than carefree interest.
The South Burnett Race Club’s Anzac Day fixture generated excitement for several local parties and, fortunately, some spillages came to safe conclusions.
Three horses that filled a trifecta at Wondai’s Anzac Day fixture last year are back seeking share of the cash on Monday.
The opening stanza of The Championships at Randwick a fortnight ago reportedly gathered in 22,000 patrons.
The racing calendar for next season has been published and all South Burnett clubs have retained their key race day allocations
There’s a secret to Favourite Shadow’s success … a companion pony who travels wherever he goes
Duchess Staghurst begins her racing life at Nanango’s Easter meeting on Saturday.