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Sectionally Speaking: Upwards trajectory prepares Tempted for an Everest summit

Another spring weekend for the record books, and form analyst Nic Ashman is on hand with the hard data to break down who is worth following through the rest of the carnival. Tempted cannot be underestimated going into the 2026 G1 The Everest, but Natural Fling and De Armas should not be allowed to fly under the radar.
Wednesday 7th October
New Zealand Equine Safety Initiative is building a whole horse picture

The information on a horse's life is currently fragmented and held by several different people in several different places. The New Zealand Equine Safety Initiative aims to change that, and by uniting this information into one database, they intend to make meaningful strides forward in research on equine development and injury prevention.

October 7th 2026

Trial report: Ninja nabs Ka Ying Rising in Everest tuneup

The 2026 renewal of the G1 The Everest is creeping closer and closer, and fans got a preview of the October 17 clash on Tuesday morning when Ninja snagged defending champion Ka Ying Rising in an intriguing Randwick trial. Around the country, juveniles by I Am Invincible, Tiger Of Malay, and Captivant made eye-catching trial debuts.

October 7th 2026

More than one way to shine at Equimillion

Sydney International Equestrian Centre lit up over the October long weekend with the fourth annual Equimillion, and while there were big prizes to be won, every competitor came home a winner by proving the versatility and wonderful work ethic of the Thoroughbred.

October 7th 2026

Bred To Win: Equimillion, Move To Strike & Spring Stars

The latest episode of Bred to Win looks at the breeding stories behind a big weekend of spring racing, before heading to Equimillion to celebrate thoroughbreds finding new careers away from the racetrack. The program also visits Lovettsville to meet exciting young sire Move To Strike and rounds out the episode with another Cambridge Stud “Stud Dogs of Australasia” story.

October 7th 2026

When God opens a Window: Gaynor Rupert's homebred opens Aussie door to South Africans

God's Window won more than a maiden Group 1 in Saturday's G1 Epsom Handicap, the homebred provided his South African owner Gaynor Rupert with a reminder her breeding decisions can impact the world stage. Rupert's Drakenstein Stud has long been making waves in her home country, but what she wishes for now is for South African horses to get their chance to do the same down under.

October 6th 2026

The fastest five breeze ups at the Magic Millions Horses In Training Sale

In the game of racing, speed matters. The breeze ups are done for Monday’s Magic Millions Horses In Training Sale and the top five fastest horses all came from two drafts. TTR spoke to them about the fastest five.

October 6th 2026

Hong Kong Review: Lor’s training ability and patience to the fore

Zac Purton ticked off 1100 wins on the Sha Tin turf with a double on Sunday night. Deep Field and Divine Prophet both sired doubles, while it was trainer Frankie Lor’s double with two long time losers that had everyone talking.

October 6th 2026

European News: Daryz makes history with Arc double

The Aga Khan Studs’ brilliant entire Daryz defended his G1 Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe to become the first colt since Alleged to win France’s biggest race twice in succession. The two juvenile Group 1s on the card went to the fillies with Amusingly and Green Empress, while The Thoroughbred Racing Corporation had a banner day with two Group 1 victories.

October 6th 2026

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