I’ve found a $15 each-way special at Flemington on Saturday and when he salutes Australia really will be the Land Of Plenty.

A “relaxed” workout was all champion mare Winx needed to complete her preparation for Saturday’s Group I Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington.

Co-trainer Trent Busuttin expects to see the Sully he knows in Saturday’s Group I Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Randwick.

The racetrack career of internet sensation Pakistan Star is hanging in the balance after Hong Kong stewards laid out strict terms for the horse’s return to competition.

I’m concentrating my efforts at Randwick on Saturday and am confident of turning a profit.

Trainer Amy Johnston has likened her $501 Turnbull Stakes outsider Skyfire to cult hero swimmer 'Eric the Eel’ and pledged to donate her trainer’s percentage to charity.

Really struggled to get favourites beat when doing the form this week but expecting to end the day on Saturday on a good note.

The win of Latin Boy at Warwick Farm last Monday looks a solid form reference for a Godolphin three-year-old at Gosford on Thursday.

Sun Stud Victoria stallion, MAGNUS, is gearing up for another successful spring with his headliner, Malaguerra, poised to add further Group I success to the CV.

An outstanding pin-hooking result for the top Lot highlighted the 2017 Inglis Ready2Race Sale at Oaklands Junction.

A remarkable eight yearlings sold for a million guineas or more on the second day of Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, taking the number of seven figure lots to twelve, three more than at last year’s sale with tomorrow’s session still to come.

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott know a thing or two about Star Witness fillies thanks to dual Group I winner Global Glamour and seem to have another good one in the pipeline.

From riding hacks to taking on Winx.

A Warrnambool trainer has beaten a charge of failing to provide adequate nutrition for a horse in his care.

Respected sectionals analyst Vince Accardi has serious doubts surrounding the prospects of second-favourite Catchy in the upcoming Group I Caulfield Guineas (1600m).

The Richmond army are still celebrating after winning the AFL Grand Final on Saturday but if they've risen from the haze they would no doubt have picked up the price of their celebrations at The Meadows greyhounds on Wednesday afternoon.

All Too Hard has been churning out the winners since the start of the season with smart filly Za Zi Ba adding to his tally with a tenacious win at Canterbury on Wednesday.

There are no lofty spring plans in place for expensive Savabeel colt Kaonic, who broke the ice at Canterbury on Wednesday with a stylish victory.

A price of $1.16 is as good as a punter can get on Winx in the early betting on Saturday’s Group I Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington.

In Her Time was overlooked for the $10 million The Everest earlier this week but a philosophical Benjamin Smith has shifted his focus to Melbourne’s Group I sprints.

The inclusion of 500-1 restricted-class galloper Skyfire to tangle with the mighty Winx in Saturday’s Group I Turnbull Stakes could prompt a change in racing rules in the future.

The time for Now Or Later to prove her Myer Classic credentials will come in Saturday’s Group II Blazer Stakes (1400m) at Flemington.

Keeneland has cataloged 4,145 horses for its 2017 November Breeding Stock Sale, the world’s largest and most important sale of its kind, to be held Nov.

In addition to the growing reputation the NZB Ready to Run Sale at Karaka upholds for its Group 1-winning graduates and rich selection of outstanding young equine athletes, buyers at the Sale can also choose progeny from a cross-section of the very best sires throughout Australasia.

Hallmark Stud Sire Super Easy has made a great start to the Spring racing term with two winners in as many days recorded in Australia.

He won’t be known as Steel Of Madrid much longer but the imported galloper has pleased new trainer Tony McEvoy with the way he has settled in at the Werribee quarantine centre.

Trainer Stuart Kendrick reckons once-troubled young jockey Luke Tarrant is knuckling down and he has rewarded him with the ride on Magic Millions 2YO aspirant Fish ‘N’ Snitz on Saturday.

Gloaming Stakes winner Ace High is the favourite in opening final field markets for the Group I Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Randwick on Saturday.

I’m a bit slow out the barriers this week but there’s still plenty on my mind and one thing which really got me going was the $500,000 debacle called the Hill Stakes while I’m also seriously doubting whether Chautauqua can win The Everest.

Godolphin trainer James Cummings is seriously entertaining a change in tact for the stable’s accomplished weight-or-age performer Hartnell.

Winx will have six rivals at most for her maiden Flemington appearance in Saturday’s Group I Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington.

The Group I Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) headlines a nine race program which is supported by two other stakes events and Racenet has the fields and form online.

Punters have found a bizarre new way to do their cash when jumper Stick To The Plan unseated its jockey with an easy victory only metres away at Southwell overnight.

Corporate bookie Sportsbet has announced The Hotham – a $50,000 race where reverse ballot conditions will apply thus meaning some of Victoria’s worst horses will have the chance of a rich payday.

Let’s take a look at the pedigree of the best three year-old filly in the world Enable.

The world’s highest price for a yearling in 2017 was set on the opening day of Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale when a DUBAWI colt realised 2,600,000 guineas.

Embellish could put a piece of the Group I NZ 2000 Guineas’ puzzle together for Te Akau Racing when he resumes at Ruakaka on Wednesday.

The racetrack career of Hong Kong sprinter Pakistan Star may be over after the enigmatic sprinter pulled himself up - again.

Queensland harness driver-trainer Barton Cockburn will face a Brisbane court on Wednesday on match fixing charges.

A trio of four-year-old mares are among the horses to follow from the previous week’s racing in New South Wales.

More than a winning streak ended with smart sprinter Ability’s midfield finish in a race at Caulfield on Sunday.

Racing Victoria’s integrity department is set for a reshuffle with the imminent departure of the Executive General Manager – Integrity Services Dayle Brown.

If I told you David Payne has won more Group I races than Chris Waller and John Hawkes, you may be surprised but it’s a fact and he’ll chase another feature success on Saturday when he saddles up the promising Ace High in the Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Randwick.

A race day injury could end the Melbourne spring campaign of Perth star Scales Of Justice.

Melbourne Cup winner Almandin is set to be another of the star attractions in action at Saturday’s Flemington meeting.

Midweek Sydney racing is at Canterbury on Wednesday and it looks another promising betting meeting.

A jockey will face the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on Wednesday to answer a charge of failing to give a runner every chance to obtain the best possible position in a race in August.

Evergreen hoop Jeff Lloyd is confident he won’t have egg on his face after vehemently insisting to Houtzen’s connections they race the speedy Queenslander in The Everest.

Four two year-old trials at Rosehill on Tuesday morning produced winners for Exceed and Excel, Sebring and Mossman with the fastest heat won by a slick son of Not a Single Doubt.

Oaklands is a hive of activity as prospective buyers flock to the grounds for inspections ahead of tomorrow’s Inglis Ready2Race Sale.

Trainer Kevin Kemp is daring to dream of his biggest win in racing after floating his bargain basement horse from rural Toowoomba to lush Flemington for Saturday’s Group II Gilgai Stakes (1200m).

New Zealand’s run of wet tracks could force a four-time Group I winner across the Tasman Sea to tackle a Winx-free Craven Plate (2000m) on Saturday week.

It looks a solid meeting at Canterbury on Wednesday and I’m keen to get back behind the wheel after a couple of near misses in the past few days.

Godolphin galloper Francis Of Assisi has shrugged off a minor travelling issue before stepping out at Werribee on Tuesday morning.

Both grass tracks were in use at Flemington on Tuesday with racing ahead on Friday night and the weekend.

Two of the $10 million The Everest contenders, Redzel and Deploy, faced off in a Rosehill trial on Tuesday with both sets of connections satisfied with their performances.

The first at Echuca on Monday (2/10) was a 3yo Fillies maiden over 1100m and provided the mighty Jungle Ruler with his first race winner.

REDZEL tuned up for a crack at the $10 Million The Everest on October 14 with a sparkling trial win at Rosehill on Tuesday morning.

Smart Kiwi three-year-old Summer Passage is on track for the Group I MRC  Caulfield Guineas at Caulfield on Saturday week, but a new rider has to be found.

The latest Caulfield and Melbourne Cup order of entries were released on Monday and The Metropolitan winner Foundry has been the mover.

Five new records were set at Randwick last Saturday but it is only the tip of the iceberg in what has been an extraordinary few months of clock-shattering times.

An American publication has revealed serious concerns for the future viability of the Pegasus World Cup – the race which inspired The Everest.

A huge Grand Finals weekend of racing has just gone by but there were some smart performances on the provincial circuit to take note of with a view to finding a winner in the next few weeks.

The first European wave of internationals arrived in Melbourne over the weekend to join former Japanese galloper Admire Deus at the Werribee quarantine centre.

Our video analysts have supplied you with their number one run from the weekend's metropolitan meetings.

A race at Bathurst on September 19 looks a solid form reference for two races at Nowra on Tuesday.

The 2017 Inglis Ready2Race Sale will be held at Oaklands on Wednesday and for those considering purchasing, our pinhook report detailing previous sales information on entries is a must read.

Better wins are ahead for this Hinchinbrook filly who saluted at Warwick Farm on Monday for the powerful Chris Waller stable.

A German classic winner will be trained by Lindsay Park Racing after selling at auction in France on Saturday to Sydney based bloodstock agent Louis Le Métayer of Astute Bloodstock.

Gippsland Bloodstock's Inglis Ready 2 Race Sale kicks off early at Oaklands Junction on Wednesday October 4 with Dean and Phoebe Grass to lead one of the first into the ring.

The Racenet team are hitting their straps at the right time of year finding eight winnersacross three big days of spring racing.

The Robert Hickmott-trained Foundry has earned a penalty in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups following his win in Saturday's Group I The Metropolitan at Randwick.

In-form jockey Damian Lane has picked up a plum ride in Saturday week’s Caulfield Guineas.

Mark Zahra has picked up the ride on one of the leading chances in Saturday week’s Caulfield Guineas.

For people who follow the fortunes of expensive yearlings the ninth race on the Kranji program in Singapore on Sunday will have caught the eye.

Evergreen Coolmore stalwart Choisir was in the frame in Ireland on Sunday when progressive three year-old Psychedelic Funk took out the Group III Concorde Stakes at Tipperary.

gavelhouse graduate Century Miss provided connections with plenty to celebrate at Ellerslie on Saturday, handling a step up in grade with consummate ease at the iconic venue.

The $250,000 Inglis Cup at Caulfield on Sunday was not a stakes race, but did produce a very smart winner in lightly raced Artie Schiller (USA) mare Wheal Leisure.

Comeback jockey Jarrod Lorensini was taken to a nearby hospital after a fall at Echuca on Monday.

Super mare Winx is one of 11 entries for Saturday’s Group I Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington.

A Group II winning half-brother to Strawberry Boy and Newtown Jet, former Highview Stud stallion Danroad was exported to China in 2015 when support fell to a handful of mares in each of his previous five seasons.

Six year-old Duporth gelding Dashing Fellow added another feature race win in Hong Kong to his resume when taking out the Group III National Day Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday.

With a bold front-running performance, Karaka graduate(NZ) Beauty Generation (Road to Rock) overcame a wide draw for an emphatic victory in Sunday’s HK$3 million Celebration Cup (1400m) at Sha Tin.

Two Australian bred sons of former Darley shuttler Bernardini (USA) saluted at the Greyville meeting in South Africa on Sunday.

With an irresistible finishing burst to win Sunday’s S$700,000 Panasonic Kranji Mile (1600m) at Kranji, low-priced Karaka weanling purchase Infantry (NZ) (Tavistock) became the first horse since 2008 to complete the Singapore Derby-Kranji Mile double.

A close contest has developed for Caulfield Cup favouritism after Bonneval’s win in Sunday’s Group I Underwood Stakes (1800m).

Young rider Regan Bayliss won’t get out his calculator to work out percentages before Redkirk Warrior competes for $10 million in prizemoney in The Everest on Saturday week.

Enable crowned a championship year with a dominant win in Sunday’s Group I Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (2400m) at Chantilly.

Racenet has analysed where the early money has gone for Monday’s meeting at Warwick Farm and it's a Chris Waller-trained mare that has been best backed.

Trainer Gary Portelli has secured a new jockey for The Everest favourite She Will Reign.

There’s just one Saturday remaining at Belmont in a long winter season and the black book is bulging with horses to follow ahead of the switch to Ascot for a big summer of racing.

Royal Symphony’s first defeat cost him Caulfield Guineas favouritism but trainer Tony McEvoy has kept his faith in the smart colt.

Cameron Happ takes an in-depth look at how your money performed and pinpoints some future winners from Caulfield in a race-by-race analysis of Underwood Stakes day.

Rarely does Mick Price debut a five-year-old stallion but the Caulfield trainer will do that at Monday’s Echuca meeting.

Prince Khalid Abdullah’s homebred Enable made a one-act affair Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly to become the first English-trained 3-year-old filly to win the race and credit Frankie Dettori with an unprecedented fifth win.

A good week for followers of horses from the column with four winners, highlighted by a $21 debutant.

Co-trainer Murray Baker has confirmed the new jockey for Bonneval in the Caulfield Cup.

There’d be plenty of headaches doing the rounds after a massive grand final weekend so don’t bother doing the form, I’ve done it for you and I’m pretty keen heading into the Warwick Farm meeting.

It’s Monday and after a long weekend of football and horse racing, they’re on again – this time at Warwick Farm and I’ve found a few that I reckon can win.