For 22 years, Peter V’Landys has been the dominant figure in New South Wales racing. His tenure delivered enormous new revenues, sharply higher prizemoney and races that reshaped Sydney’s spring. It also brought a list of disputes, a regulator that became more powerful and relationships across Australian racing that were at times incredibly productive and at others strained. 

Peter V’Landys leaves Racing NSW after 22 years

Peter V’Landys

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Richard and Will Freedman’s stable is filled with exciting unknown youngsters without too many older stars, as they head into this spring with rebuilding in mind. Gun colt Genesis Runner headlines their Classic crop with the Spring Champion as a key target.

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Coolmore sire Home Affairs currently has Timeform Australia’s top rated 3-year-old colt, Guest House, and top rated 3-year-old filly, Natural Fling. Natural Fling won a jump out at Flemington on Thursday, while last start Group winner Guest House runs in a hot G1 Golden Rose field on Saturday. 

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Read about his Sydney winners Nonu and Runaway Diva here. 

Three juvenile heats at the Flemington jump outs put more focus on first season sire Anamoe as his colt Ankaa looked impressive when winning for trainers Tony and Calvin McEvoy. They also won the first heat with Hellbent colt Silent Intent, while John McArdle’s Snitzel filly Musandam won the third heat. 

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