Joe Pride and Flying Artie dominated proceedings on the east coast with In Flight winning the G3 Sir John Monash Stakes, and well-bred stablemate King’s Secret winning in Sydney. Flying Artie had a double at Caulfield with the emotional win by Illyivy. Out west, the two Listed races were won by homebred 3-year-olds Arcadia Park and Fancy Red.

Saturday Summary: Consistent In Flight makes it three in Monash

Saturday article

Part 1: Is Australia’s costly obsession with imports paying off?

Part 3: How do we encourage buying local?

Part 4: Who is really benefiting from recent prizemoney raises?

All racing careers must come to an end - so what happens then? The rehoming industry is already facing increased pressure from a drop in demand for thoroughbreds and an increase in the costs associated with their care. Where does an import fit into this picture, and how can we ensure their care?

Breeding Drain or Racing Gain: What happens when an import's racing career is over?

Import Article

It was all about doubles on Saturday with three juveniles making it two wins in succession at their respective city wins. Sale topping filly Signature Scent stayed unbeaten with an impressive win at Caulfield, while at Randwick Tomato Toastie made it two wins in succession. At Doomben, Lockyer won his second in a row, and over in New Zealand, the theme of two continued when first season sire Fierce Impact gained his second winner as Yokozuna made an impressive debut. 

Juvenile Summary: Unbeaten Signature Scent lives up to price tag hype

Juvenile article

TTR wrote about Ka Ying Rising’s journey from New Zealand to his first Group 1 win here

The Everest bound Ka Ying Rising was crowned Hong Kong’s Horse Of The Year at a grand ceremony on Friday night, beating globe trotting Romantic Warrior and record breaking Voyage Bubble in a tight voting race. Romantic Warrior was awarded Champion Middle Distance horse for the fourth consecutive season, while Voyage Bubble picked up Champion Miler and Champion Stayer. My Wish was awarded the Most Improved Horse. 

Hong Kong: Ka Ying Rising crowned 2024/25 Horse Of The Year

Hong Kong article

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