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Racing and Sports Canberra Review - 10 July 2024
Joe Pride trained a double. Jeff Penza and Nick Heywood both rode doubles.
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers - 10 July 2024
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers hosts all the important data ahead of July Race Day.
Kirkup’s Light Press tackles TAB Federal first up
Four-year-old mare Light Press has been a revelation since joining Garry Kirkup’s stable in early-2023, registering four wins and five places in her 12 starts for the Canberra Trainer.
Fact Sheet: Thoroughbred Park and the Canberra Racing Club playing a role in the future of Canberra
• CRC is a not-for-profit community Club, responsible for Thoroughbred Racing in the ACT. • Thoroughbred Racing in the ACT accounts for over 500 full-time equivalent local jobs. • The CRC has operated at Thoroughbred Park since 1961 and holds a lease for the lands until 2100.
Canberra Racing Club stands strong on its role as a force for good in Canberra’s future
A not-for-profit community Club, the Canberra Racing Club (CRC), is in the advanced stages of its master plan which includes over 3,200 homes, build-to-rent social housing, commercial uses and a vibrant racing and entertainment precinct for Canberra’s future.
Racing and Sports Canberra Review - 14 June 2024
As we anticipated the track played fair and there were some hot finishes. Jack Martin booted home three winners. Keith Dryden trained a double.
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers - 14 June 2024
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers hosts all the important data ahead of Daniela Dwyer Foundation Race Day.
Racing and Sports Canberra Review - 1 June 2024
Positioning on the speed was a big advantage. Training honours were evenly shared. Apprentice Coriah Keatings booted home two winners. Apprentice riders won five of the six races.
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers - 1 June 2024
Racing and Sports Profit Pointers hosts all the important data ahead of Burns Club Centennial Race Day.
Kelley hoping to repeat Acton Track success
Canberra hosts a rare Saturday meeting tomorrow and Canberra Trainer Matthew Kelley will be hoping to repeat the efforts that saw him train three of the six winners at Thoroughbred Park back on Friday, 17 May.
Stewards Inquiry Report
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Racing and Sports Canberra Review - 17 May 2024
There was a boilover in the Federal, but most of the remaining winners were well-supported. Local Matthew Kelley trained three winners and linked with apprentice Coriah Keatings with two of them. It didn’t hurt to be on speed with the right horse.