Horse Racing
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‘Spectacular’ track for Cup
KERANG Turf Club track manager Greg McNeil says he won’t know until tomorrow morning if he is preparing for a seven or eight-race card. That’s…
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Fallen Star dampens a Class show
LIKE every other rider at The Valley on Saturday, Swan Hill jockey Harry Coffey’s latest city triumph was sadly diminished by another race fall. In…
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Emotional win as locals take charge
YES, it was another Coffey cup, but it came on a Sunday when Swan Hill trainers turned their home track advantage into an avalanche of…
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Cup day thriller in Balranald
Nathan Spicer PUNTERS and horses alike braved the sweltering 42-degree heat on Saturday afternoon for the first March edition of the Balranald Cup. A strong…
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All eyes on an All-Star field
SWAN Hill rider Harry Coffey has jagged a start in Saturday’s $5 million All-Star Mile at Moonee Valley. And he’ll be riding the oldest horse in…
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Balranald Cup ready for new date
ONE of the biggest days on the Balranald calendar returns this weekend, with the much-loved Balranald Cup running on Saturday. It will be the first…
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Century in sight for Harry Coffey
RED hot Harry Coffey keeps on racking up the wins – a double at Ballarat on Tuesday has taken him to 64 for the season…
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Swan Hill hoop Coffey in multi-million dollar dilemma
Harry Coffey will be sweating out a multi-million dollar dilemma in the next two weeks while trainer Grahame Begg decides whether to start his born-again…
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Lloyd lets horse fly
WHEN you’re sent out race favourite, on a horse you rode to victory at its previous start, there’s no room for failure. And Nyah West…
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Seeing with Coffey goggles
IT’S become a signature celebration in the big city races – the winning jockey flinging his goggles into the adoring crowd. In the bush it’s…
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