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Jedastar set for return at The Valley

Speedy filly Jedastar will be out to make an immediate impact as a three-year-old on the opening weekend of the new season at The Valley. Trainer Lloyd Kennewell is set to run Jedastar first-up in Saturday’s 1000m-handicap for three-year-old fillies...

30 Jul 2019
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Gallery: Mirimar chasing another win this winter

Trainer Mike Moroney believes a 2500m-benchmark race at The Valley is the next logical step for imported stayer Mirimar after two midweek city wins from his past three starts. Mirimar won by three-quarters of a length as the short-priced favourite...

30 Jul 2019
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Chenier ruled out of spring carnival

Promising colt Chenier has been ruled out of the spring carnival because of injury. The Godolphin-owned, Anthony Freedman-trained colt made a big impression when he won a maiden at Sandown on debut in March by 5-1/2-lengths and was subsequently high...

30 Jul 2019
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Te Akau Shark wins barrier trial

Epsom Handicap favourite Te Akau Shark has cruised to a half length win in a barrier trial in New Zealand ahead of his race return. The Jamie Richards-trained Te Akau Shark, part-owned and named for Cronulla Sutherland NRL captain Paul Gallen, was...

30 Jul 2019
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High profile horses to trial at Randwick

A host of spring carnival hopefuls are scheduled to step out in barrier trials at Randwick including Group One winners Alizee and Happy Clapper. The James Cummings-trained mare Alizee headlines the entries for the opening trial on Tuesday morning at...

30 Jul 2019
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Consumer confidence jumps on refunds: ANZ

Consumer confidence moved higher over the weekend as many taxpayers cashed in their refunds, an ANZ analysis suggests. The ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence index rose 1.9 per cent from the previous week, with respondents’ perception of...

30 Jul 2019
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Toyota keeps No.1 spot on Australian roads

Toyota was again Australia’s most popular motor vehicle manufacturer last year, but Holden and Ford seem to be losing their appeal now they are no longer being made Down Under. The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Motor Vehicle Census showed the...

30 Jul 2019
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Northern Star hits sales records on Pogo

Northern Star shares have been subdued in early trade despite the gold miner setting a new quarterly and annual sales record on progress at its Pogo mine in Alaska. The company on Tuesday said it had sold a record 232,042 ounces of gold across its...

30 Jul 2019
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NAB hires Ferrier as chief people officer

National Australia Bank has hired Susan Ferrier as chief people officer as the lender continues its leadership overhaul. Ms Ferrer will join on October 1 and replaces Lorraine Murphy, who announced her departure in March. Ms Ferrer joins from KPMG...

30 Jul 2019