The first country two year-old race of the season, the $22,000 Romantic Dream Plate, was run at Tamworth on Sunday with victory going to the Neil Godbolt trained Hinchinbrook filly Taken on Chance.

Kerrin McEvoy climbed the Everest on Saturday and reached the summit with a copybook ride to deliver the Listed $300,000 Cranbourne Cup (2025m) on English import Folkswood on Sunday.

Charlie Appleby made a legion of fans in Australia last year and he is likely to make many more after getting a son of Exceed And Excel to run out a strong 2025 metres in Sunday’s $300,000 Listed TAB Cranbourne Cup.

Rock ’N’ Gold made up for two luckless runs this preparation with a strong win in Sunday’s Apache Cat Classic (1000m) at Cranbourne.

Irish raider Johannes Vermeer is set to give the Caulfield Cup a serious shake given his record shows his two biggest career wins have come on the quick back-up.

The outstanding turn of foot shown by Dandino (GB) made him one of the best international 2400m horses of his era and a positive addition to the stallion roster at Bombora Downs where he stands his second season this spring.

Waikato Stud based stallion Ocean Park enjoyed success across the Tasman on Saturday when quality filly Ocean Jewel produced a scorching performance to win the A$100,000 Bunbury 3YO Classic (1000m) in Western Australia.

Matamata local Jason Price was feeling surprisingly chirpy this morning after taking time last night to celebrate the win of Aloisia in Saturday’s Group I Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.

In the space of just over 90 seconds on Saturday, Mighty Boss(Not a Single Doubt) made his $180,000 purchase price at the 2016 Premier Sale at Karaka look very, very small.

THE winner of the inaugural $10 Million The Everest,REDZEL, will be paraded at the Snowden Racing stables at Randwick on Monday, October 16 at 9am.

Te Akau Shark has displaced his stablemate Embellish as the pre-post favourite for the opening classic of the season.

Brenton Avdulla has gone on the front foot to twitter to defend his beaten ride on grey flash Chautauqua in The Everest at Randwick on Saturday.

Scotland has had Braveheart and the Loch Ness Monster but has never had a runner in Melbourne’s spring racing carnival.

Cameron Happ takes an in-depth look at all the action from a spectacular days racing from Caulfield on Guineas day.

Nominations for the second edition of The Masters at Ascot in Perth close on Monday.

Winx sailed through her first gallop since her Turnbull Stakes win at Flemington on Saturday.

Murray Baker has allayed injury concerns over Caulfield Cup favourite Bonneval but he thinks stablemate Jon Snow is just as much of a threat in Saturday’s rich 2400m contest.

The spring carnival is over for one international after racing at Caulfield on Saturday.

Five-time Group I winning sprinter Lankan Rupee could have a future as a showjumper after being retired from racing.

While owner Teeley Assets and trainer Mick Price welcomed the emergence of one star in the surprise Caulfield Guineas winner Mighty Boss, they farewelled another with the announcement that former Horse Of The Year Lankan Rupee has run his last race.

After failing to gain a start in the Group I Moir Stakes, the Written Tycoon mare Super Cash was switched to Saturday’s Keno Kwikpik Schillaci Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield and came up trumps.

With the likelihood of a wet track at Tamworth on Sunday there are a couple of important factors to take into consideration when analysing the form for the meeting.

Few can doubt the fighting spirit of the Al Maher gelding Classic Uniform after he repelled the challenge of Epsom Handicap hero Happy Classer in Saturday’s $500,000 Group III Aqualand Craven Plate (2000m) at Randwick.

Overlooked for a slot in the $10 million The Everest, connections of In Her Time were left to rue what might have been after the daughter of Time Thief landed Saturday’s $5000,000 Listed Sydney Stakes (1200m) at Randwick.

Has there been a better example of the ups and downs of the thoroughbred industry than the result of Saturday’s $10 million TAB The Everest (1200m) at Randwick? The euphoric scenes after Redzel held the challenge of Vega Magic contrasted to a markedly different mood a few years earlier.

The inaugural slot holder won the inaugural Everest at Randwick today, with Redzel giving James Harron a memorable victory in the $10m race.

It was an amazing day at Randwick for the inaugural running of The Everest and I’ve analysed the entire 10-race card to help you find a stack of future winners.

Australian Bloodstock’s Japanese import Tosen Stardom (JPN) chose the right spot to break his maiden in Australia when finishing strongly to claim Saturday’s $500,000 Group I United Petroleum Toorak Handicap (1600m) at Caulfield.

Stewards were a touch gentle on triple Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Glen Boss but suspended him for 10 meetings at Caulfield on Saturday.

As the horses paraded behind the barrier for the $2million Group I MRC Caulfield Guineas on Saturday, my daughter Jasmine said to me, ‘What’s that horse, he’s beautiful, I want him!’, a couple of minutes later this 100-1 shot became a Group I winner.

Mick Price had an odd job to do before he welcomed Caulfield Guineas winner Mighty Boss back to scale after his win in the $2 million event.

Group I glory turned to shattering disappointment in a few hours for jockey Michael Walker who will miss next Saturday’s Caulfield Cup day after being suspended for 10 meetings.

A positive approach paid dividends for Tosen Stardom in Saturday’s Group I Toorak Handicap (1600m) at Caulfield.

Snitzel’s son Redzel completed his transformation from honest toiler to champion sprinter with a dominant performance to capture the inaugural running of the $10 million TAB The Everest (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday.

The punters around Australia say The Everest is a success with the race expected to break turnover records on a Sydney race.

Darren Weir says being able to get enough racing into Tosen Stardom was the key to the former Japanese galloper’s maiden Australian win in Saturday’s Group I Toorak Handicap (1600m) at Caulfield.

Gailo Chop fought like a tiger to take out the Group I Ladbrokes Stakes but the eyecatcher was second-placed Irish invader Johannes Vermeer who was a major Caulfield Cup firmer.

A rails-hugging ride from Michael Walker held Mighty Boss to a shock win in Saturday’s Group I Caulfield Guineas (1600m).

Front-running French import Gailo Chop (FR) gave OTI Racing a day to remember when defying the challenge of the Aidan O’Brien-trained Johannes Vermeer (IRE) in Saturday’s $1 million Group I Ladbrokes Caulfield Stakes (2000m) at Caulfield.

Mick Price revealed his once “fat and lazy’’ colt Mighty Boss became a longshot Group I Caulfield Guineas winner after being sent over the jumps to sharpen his attitude.

Epsom Handicap hero Happy Clapper remains winless in five attempts at 2000m after going down narrowly to Gary Moore’s Classic Uniform in the revamped Craven Plate at Randwick on Saturday.

How does winning The Everest compare to the Melbourne Cup? “Different but just as good” was what Kerrin McEvoy said after he guided Redzel to victory in the inaugural running of the $10 million sprint at Randwick on Saturday.

Second in last season’s Group I JJ Atkins Stakes at Doomben back in June, former New Zealander Aloisia took to the big stage in Saturday’s Group I MRC Thousand Guineas (1600m) where she earned trainer Aaron Purcell his first winner at the highest level.

Gailo Chop has held off a strong finishing burst from $31 chance Johannes Vermeer to win the Group I Ladbrokes Stakes (2000m) at Caulfield on Saturday.

The jockeys have spoken on the performance of their respective mounts in the first running of The Everest (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Aaron Purcell became a Group I winner and has the new VRC Oaks favourite but surprisingly he did not rate Aloisia’s Thousand Guineas romp as his biggest moment in racing.

In Her Time was overlooked for a shot at $10 million in The Everest but deservedly picked up the consolation prize with victory in the $500,000 Listed Sydney Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Quality mare Francaletta has added black type performance to her impressive pedigree with a priceless victory at Hawera.

Aaron Purcell grabbed his maiden Group I win when Aloisia triumphed in Saturday’s Thousand Guineas (1600m) at Caulfield.

The Darren Weir-trained Big Duke enhanced his Melbourne Cup prospects with a solid staying performance to win the $500,000 ATC St Leger Stakes (2600m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Second in the Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes and fifth in the Golden Slipper, Fast ‘n’ Rocking is still going strong at age seven after scoring a tenacious win over Religify in the Listed MRC Weekend Hussler Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday.

Lord Fandango was at the bottom of the Caulfield Cup order of entry but victory in a war of attrition on Saturday propelled the import into the field for next Saturday’s $3 million event.

Archie Alexander stayer Lord Fandango has produced a strong staying performance to win the Group II Herbert Power Stakes (2400m) at Caulfield.

Improving mare Cote d’Or claimed her first black type credit on Saturday and her trainers are confident it won’t be her last.

What an incredible start to a day of champagne racing for Arrowfield Stud’s Not A Single Doubt.

Celebrated bush jockey Robert Thompson said it would take “a lot of country maidens” to match the prizemoney he earned from winning the $200,000 Highway Anniversary on the Rodney Northam-trained After All That.

Gerald Ryan’s two-year-old Legend Of Condor exhibited all the qualities of a top class juvenile when winning the Victory Vein Plate (1000m) at Randwick on Saturday.

Talented I Am Invincible filly Invincible Star returned to top form at Caulfield on Saturday to score a blazing win in the Group III MRC Thoroughbred Club Stakes.

Sheikh Hamdan’s Shadwell Stud won the first juvenile stakes race of the season in Melbourne with Magic Millions purchase Nomothaj and have now won the second with another Magic Millions purchase in Qafila.

Danny Williams is targeting a return to Randwick for The Championships with promising gelding Don't Give A Damn.

Racenet has analysed where the early money has gone for Saturday’s meetings at Randwick, Caulfield, Doomben and Morphettville.

Godolphin's Cups contender Francis Of Assisi will miss the Caulfield Cup because of a hairline fracture of his pelvis.

Small fields are the order of the day at Kembla on Saturday but a $2.30 winner in a three-horse race buys the same Saturday night Chinese as a $2.30 collect from a Group I at Randwick or Caulfield.

Epsom Derby hero Camelot (GB) shuttled to Coolmore for just one season and with that crop of foals now two year-olds, their owners would be encouraged by the success their sire is currently enjoying in Europe where his oldest runners are also two.

Australia's Pattern and Development Committee and the board of Racing Australia have upgraded the black-type status of eight races including two up to Group I level.

The progeny of Hunter Thoroughbred stallions will dominate the field of the world’s and Australia’s richest race on turf, the centerpiece of the NSW Spring Carnival, the inaugural $10 million Everest.

The race to the richest meeting on the calendar has begun with a number of talented youngsters vying for a coveted start.

Australia’s Pattern and Development Committee and the board of Racing Australia have upgraded the black-type status of eight races including two up to Group I level.

One big punter is confident She Will Reign will continue her fairytale run in Saturday’s $10 million The Everest at Randwick.

There is nothing better than cheering home the final leg to land a fat quaddie and Racenet’s analysts have put their heads together to give you a chance at a big dividend on Saturday.

Racenet's stable of bookies have come to the fore with their selections for a big weekend of racing.

Shayne Cahill will have only one bloke to blame if the horse he trains cops a bad ride at Caulfield on Saturday.

Punters have come for an interstate visitor in one of the feature races at Caulfield on Saturday.

Punters have come for a debutant at Saturday’s Everest meeting at Randwick.

Bidding is open in the latest gavelhouse New Zealand catalogue until 7pm on Monday 16 October with 49 lots on offer including a well-related VOLKSRAAD mare with a RELIABLE MAN colt at foot.

It would be drawing a long bow to suggest that Lope De Vega (IRE) could have been the answer to Nathan Tinkler’s financial woes but there’s no denying the 2010 Poule d'Essai des Poulains and Prix du Jockey Club hero is running hot in both hemispheres.

Welcome to Weekend Winners, your one-stop tipping sheet for a big Saturday of Group I racing.

David Hayes has Group I runners at Caulfield but will be at Randwick on Saturday to saddle up a quarter of the field in the $10 million The Everest.

A big Group I weekend and the Racenet analysts have put their heads together to give punters another tool to help them turn a profit with the Racenet lays of the day.

Dashing grey shuttler The Factor (USA) is currently covering in Australia for Newgate Farm, but will then travel to the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association Farm in Japan for the 2018 breeding season on a one-year lease.

Punters are being conservative in early betting activity at Morphettville on Saturday.

In a huge coup for the Group 1 sire, All American will cover Naturalist - the dam of boom horse Royal Symphony.

The major focus on any Saturday is metropolitan racing but there are plenty of us out there that don't mind a dabble at the support meetings across the country so here are our best bets.

Punters have smashed a Robert Heathcote-trained sprinter in early betting at Doomben on Saturday.

The $10 million The Everest will be run at Randwick on Saturday and here are the tips and trifectas from our editorial team.

The $2 million Caulfield Guineas will be run at Caulfield on Saturday and here are the tips and trifectas from our editorial team.

The Racenet Speedmaps and form analysts have combined to give punters a leg-up in the $2 million Group I Caulfield Guineas (1600m) at Caulfield on Saturday.

Coffs Harbour can be a tough track to find a winner but we have found three worth an investment on Friday.

The decision to wait for Cessnock on Friday for a Kim Waugh-trained gelding looks a winning move whilst a horse that provided yet another chapter in the Punters Hard Luck Story Book last start is set to make amends.

Two Australian bred three year-olds opened their account at Vaal in South Africa on Thursday with Yakeen and Huyssteen saluting.

Vinery Stud's young gun All Too Hard sired a winning double at Wyong on Thursday with an overdue maiden win for his stakes performer All Too Huiying and a second victory for promising gelding Groundbreak.

Living in contented retirement for the past three years, Coolmore’s champion stallion Encosta de Lago is set for the mother of all paydays when Chautauqua and English step out for Saturday’s $10 million TAB The Everest (1200m) at Randwick.

Spreading my attention between Randwick and Caulfield on what shapes as a tough day but still reckon we can find a winner, and most importantly some value as well.

Ken Keys once narrowly failed to join the Group I club with a raging Caulfield Guineas favourite but reckons his $151 Guineas outsider can make an impact on Saturday.

Historical data can be a useful tool in finding feature race winners and Racenet has drilled down through past results of Caulfield’s four Group I races this weekend to come up with some real value possibilities.

Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby will begin his quest for more Melbourne money on Saturday.

Chris Waller’s four-pronged attack to win his first Group I Toorak Handicap (1600m) includes two regular winners and a pair that haven’t won in close to a combined 1000 days.

At some point during Saturday’s inaugural running of the $10 million The Everest there is going to be a group of punters wanting to write off champion Chautauqua but his co-trainer Michael Hawkes says that’s what makes him special.

20 this year, although you’d never know it to look at him, More Than Ready (USA) is never without a good horse and US trained filly Rushing Fall has all the hallmarks of being his next juvenile star.

Super Cash took a couple of big scalps first-up last time in and gets her chance to enhance an impressive fresh record in Saturday’s Group II Schillaci Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield.