Friday’s edition of the Fred Cooper Cup at Goulburn has special significance this year as it also marks the official end of a forty-year contribution to country racing from Fred Cooper himself. This year Fred retired from all official duties with Goulburn Race Club after decades of dedicated of service that incorporated roles such as
On a four-seasons type of Goulburn Cup day, the Mark Newnham stable continued its “punters pal” playbook producing Quackerjack to win the first time $200 000 edition of the tablelands feature. Rachel King delivered a winning result for trainer and connections of Quackerjack who was the big firmer in betting after initially opening third elect
Exciting Tasmanian galloper The Inevitable, the winner of the Silver Eagle at Randwick recently, has continued his build up to The Golden Eagle with a rousing gallop at Goulburn this morning (Thursday). Trainer Scott Brunton was more than pleased with the workout and the surface on an idyllic tablelands morning. “The Inevitable had an important
Spendthrift Australia will be continuing their partnership with Goulburn Race Club and the Goulburn Cup program in 2019. Spendthrift has confirmed its involvement in the club’s blue ribbon day of racing through their sponsorship of The Guy Walter; a fillies and mares Class 3 race held on Cup Day (3rd November) dedicated to the late
The strike rate of Goulburn trainers both at home and away is well known in racing circles and was on display once again last Saturday as Danielle Seib scored her first city win with Assault”n’Bathory in the TAB Highway Handicap. With less than a week left to secure a ticket in The Kosciuszko the Goulburn
Goulburn’s first three races on Monday are highlighted by the fact that the female jockey contingent sits at over fifty percent of the riders represented. The tone is set early in the “Stirrups Maiden Handicap” with five of the twelve runners having female jockeys confirmed to take the reins. Races two (the Danny Williams Trainer
Would the last trainer to leave Goulburn for this Saturday’s Highway Handicap at Royal Randwick please turn out the lights! This weekend that’s no exaggeration with the tablelands track supplying five runners from five different stables in this week’s edition of the popular country based all comers contest. Kurt Goldman has the in-form Irish Songs
One horse…one shot… that’s the equation facing Goulburn trainer Danielle Seib with her in form galloper Assault’n’bathory heading into Friday’s meeting on her home track. The school teacher come horsewoman only has the one galloper in work at present and you could say that both horse and trainer are having breakout campaigns. Assault’n’bathory’s ownership is
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