Six Richmond premiership stars are celebrating a first win for the horse they own shares in - and are already looking 12 months ahead to the Melbourne Cup.
Almost 350,000 fewer Australians tuned in to watch this year’s Melbourne Cup compared to last year, with it attracting the lowest volume of viewers since records began two decades ago.
One of New Zealand horse racing’s biggest names has been left stunned after being turned down by Starship Children’s Hospital for a free charity partnership to the tune of more than half a million dollars.
The joy of coming second in the Melbourne Cup for jockey Patrick Moloney took a hit post-race when he copped a massive $20,000 fine for “careless riding” in the run to the line at Flemington.
