NEWS

Lightly raced 4 year old COUNTERFIRE disposed of his maiden status in style at Nowra Sunday at his first run for 311 days notching up PROVEN'S 15th win for the year in the process. Sitting three deep with cover in...

Proven Thoroughbreds has released a statement in the wake of a stewards’ inquiry relating to an advertisement circulated earlier this month.The inquiry involved two charges leveled at Proven Thoroughbreds.The first was...

A big morning and indeed big day Sunday with John Thompson's Open Morning at Randwick from 9.30am and a couple of runners later in the day. Currently a lot of our youngsters are trialing or approaching that stage,...

Promising stayer BLANCO CARA franked her recent 5th in the Gold Coast Bracelet by disposing of a C1 & Maiden field at Newcastle Saturday, lapping up the 2340m though hardly relishing the Soft 7 ground. Given a...

A trio of runners on Saturday heralds what will be a quiet week to follow. Quality filly CANDIKA heads our runners at Doomben as she attempts to continue her consistent STAKES company form in the GROUP 2 ROSES....

Unfortunately Sunday’s OPEN MORNING with Steve has had to be postponed. The BRC now believe the precinct is not ready for such an event so it's been put on hold. Not permanently of course but once the area is O, H...

After the prep from hell handy stayer LAST WISH (pictured) gets conditions to suit on Day 2 of the Scone Carnival in the B78 2200m event. Just about everything has gone wrong this time in for the winner of 5...

Proven Thoroughbreds’ three-year-old fillies CANDIKA and BLANCO CARA are set to feature in the $175,000 Group II Doomben Roses (2000m) on Saturday week. CANDIKA and BLANCO CARA finished third and fifth respectively in...

Classy filly CANDIKA staked a claim for the rich middle distance & staying events for 3 year old Fillies at the upcoming Queensland Winter Carnival, with an emphatic victory in the LISTED PRINCESS STAKES at Doomben...

Sunday morning in a racing stable. Less hectic than other days, it's a great setting to kick back, reflect on what might have been and as always in racing, look to the new generation. Trainer Joe Pride opens his stable...