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Racing: Derby Day delivers again
If you don't believe Melbourne spring racing is the world's best example of thoroughbred racing, check your pulse.

Gai gets her second Cup runner
Gai Waterhouse will have two runners in the Melbourne Cup with Excess Knowledge winning his way into the field " twice.

Colt right for Price
Trainer Mick Price's Victoria Derby drought has ended with Tarzino giving his rivals a staying lesson in the $1.5 million race.

Blathwayt earns NZ Cup favouritism
Blathwayt was off the fence at the right time and he finished off powerfully in the straight for the seventh win of his 22-start career.

French fly in Stakes
Gailo Chop became the second northern hemisphere-trained Mackinnon Stakes winner in three runnings after Side Glance scored for English trainer Andrew Balding in 2013.

Racing: Odds shorten on Serena
Amarula and Stradivarius will both go to the 2000 Guineas at Riccarton as will fifth placed Rocanto.

Racing: 'Disgraceful' shooting at home of racing chief
Extra security is guarding Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey after gunshots were fired into the front of his house.

Racing: Smolda takes feature but trainers steal the limelight
On any normal day Smolda's sizzling victory in the Flying Stakes at Ashburton would have made him the star of the show.

Kilo won't keep Khan down
Mongolian Khan's victory was comprehensive in every way. For trainer Murray Baker it was the 16th group one in Australia, Mongolian Khan's extreme stamina was evident and for Bosson it was a triumph of discipline.

Ottley happy to walk away from crash
The accident looked shocking on two levels - not only Ottley's brutal landing but fellow driver Natalie Ramussen being run over by three horses.

For Kerry, who ran his own race
I'm not sure I should be writing this. There are others - colleagues, family - who are far better placed to do it.

Racing: Purton quizzed on Fame Game's effort at Caulfield
Hong Kong-based Zac Purton was called before stewards to explain his ride on Japanese stayer Fame Game in the Caulfield Cup.

Racing: Japanese stars big threat in Cup
Potential bad luck and two Japanese horses stand between New Zealanders Mongolian Khan and Volkstok'n'barrell and A$3 million Caulfield Cup glory this afternoon.

Racing: Oliver eyes 5th Cup victory
Damien Oliver's chances of a record-equalling fifth Caulfield Cup have been strengthened by barrier three for his mount Snow Sky.

Racing: Youngsters on fire at Avondale
It would be a major mistake to rate yesterday's Avondale races as a typical midweek race meeting.

Racing: Hill bites the bullet on flagship pacer
Brendon Hill is sending the best horse he has owned to another trainer and he hopes he never gets him back.