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HE has already knocked off the world’s top-rated sprinter, now he is after the world’s best racehorse.

VICTORIAN jockeys Damian Lane and Michael Dee fell foul of the whip rules at Randwick on Saturday.

TRAINER Kris Lees has declared Reach For Heaven and Japanese import Hallelujah Boy as the best of his four runners in Saturday’s Hawkesbury qualifier, aiming to secure the two berths on offer in next month’s $500,000...

EXCITED part-owner Chris Casey has been buoyed by glowing reports from Jeff Lloyd that Houtzen will take the next step this spring and measure up to the older sprinters in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.

We cannot afford to let another decade slide past before the issue is robustly addressed, write Nina Funnell and Sharna Bremner.

IMPRESSIVE filly Temple Of Bel will be aimed at the Wakeful Stakes before a likely Oaks appointment after showing her strong staying potential in winning the Alannah Hill Plate.

A sewer-ridden slum or a neglected tight-knit community on the fringes battling poverty and a bad reputation — what was the real Wapping like?

TRAINER James Cummings has promising filly Whispered Secret poised to emulate stablemate Prized Icon’s twin two-year-old triumphs at Royal Randwick on Saturday.

WINX and Black Caviar, the mighty mares who became winning machines, are the closest racing has ever had to a certainty.

AIDAN O’Brien’s team has not abandoned Cox Plate ambitions with The Taj Mahal despite the import’s dismal Australian debut.