Starting off with the Oaks on Friday.

Aaron Bain Racing’s rapid rise in South Australian thoroughbred racing is set to go to another level with the move to the former Lindsay Park property in Angaston.

Four weeks after demolishing quality opposition in Class 2, Ka Ying Rising (115lb) is back at Sha Tin for his stiffest test to date in Sunday’s (2 June) HK$4.2 million G3 Sha Tin Vase Handicap (1200m).

An impressive debut winner at Mornington will chase a city win at Caulfield.

Another very good run from Mqse de Sevigne.

Travelling Gigolo is likely to be sent for a break after his impressive win in the BM76 (2400m) in Hobart on Sunday, where he came from the tail of the field rounding the home turn to score emphatically.

WA harness racing boasted another dual meeting Friday night, May 24, with Gloucester Park and Wagin racing side by side throughout the night.

A full breakdown of the week in Harness Racing and a preview of what's ahead across New South Wales. Analysis, discussion and plenty of laughs as Paul Cochrane, Fred Hastings and Jess Watkins are joined each week by one of the biggest names in the industry.

Brett Davis provides exclusive preview of Sha Tin races.

Trainer and jockey quotes after Here To Shock takes out Group 3 Ladbrokes BRC Sprint at Doomben on Saturday.

Lindsay Park has landed a race-to-race double to close out the meeting at Sandown.

Melbourne Cup prospect Isle Of Jura will head to Royal Ascot after a domestic success in the Festival Stakes at Goodwood.

Mqse de Sevigne is primed to extend master French trainer Andre Fabre's record winning run in the G1 Prix d'Ispahan (1850m) at ParisLongchamp on Sunday (26 May).

There are a number of meetings set to take place on Sunday with the feature race the Group 1 Doomben Cup.