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Victoria Derby winner Johnny Get Angry to resume in Aurie’s Star Handicap at Flemington

Victoria Derby winner Johnny Get Angry heads the 15 acceptors for Saturday’s Group 3 Aurie’s Star Handicap (1200m) at Flemington. Johnny Get Angry hasn’t raced since breaking his maiden in the Victoria Derby at Flemington last October, which provided trainer Denis Pagan with a Group 1 win months after getting his licence. The Melbourne Cup-bound stayer will carry 59kg against […]

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Raceday focus: Best bets, analysis for Moe on Wednesday

Herald Sun form analyst Brad Waters runs the rule over Wednesday’s card at Moe, which has been transferred from Cranbourne. BEST BET FACEMASK (R5 No.4 – $4) Facemask was scratched from a race over the weekend to be saved for this and the Peter Moody-trained gelding finds himself in a winnable assignment. He likes wet ground and racing near the […]

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Prince Of Boom wins Doomben trial for Rob Heathcote

While Rothfire got most of the attention at the Doomben trials on Tuesday morning, a younger stablemate trying to follow in his footsteps showcased his own spring aspirations. Newly-turned three-year-old Prince Of Boom is being set for the same Sydney spring races as Rothfire raced in last year, the Group 2 Run To The Rose and the Group 1 Golden […]

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Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Tuesday, August 3

Robin Goodfellow’s racing tips: Best bets for Tuesday, August 3 Sportsmail’s racing expert Robin Goodfellow dishes out his tips for Tuesday’s meetings at Catterick, Ffos Las, Nottingham, Lingfield and Chelmsford City. CATTERICK ROBIN GOODFELLOW  1.00 Sweeping 1.35 Street Kid 2.10 Sfumato 2.45 Berry Edge 3.20 Fossos 3.50 True Romance  4.25 Myboymax  GIMCRACK 1.00 Sweeping 1.35 Entwistle 2.10 Alsvinder 2.45 Berry […]

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Connections in no rush to make plans for Milkwood

Neil Mulholland is keen to let the dust settle on Milkwood’s excellent effort in last week’s Galway Hurdle before making future plans. Making his first appearance since winning the Scottish Champion Hurdle at Ayr in April, the seven-year-old produced a fine performance to fill the runner-up spot behind the Willie Mullins-trained Grade One winner Saldier. “It was a great run […]

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