Outgoing Godolphin foreman hoping to bow out with a winner.

Wyong will be the venue for midweek racing this Wednesday.

Kris Lees' smart filly Chilli Filly - part-owned by Queensland State of Origin coach Billy Slater - heads to Wyong on Wednesday following an effortless all the way win in her only start at Tuncurry on September 8.

Ed Meadows' Personal Guardian Angels

In-form import to trial on Tuesday ahead of tilt at The Ingham

Give him a heavy track, and he’s goes off like a bomb!

Two of the best-known jockeys, not just in Britain but globally, are married couple Tom Marquand and Hollie Doyle.

With trainer and part-owner Joe Pride watching on from afar, New Zealand-bred gelding King Of The Castle took his career earnings past A$500,000 with a typically tenacious performance in Saturday’s A$160,000 Traffic Logistics Handicap (1600m) at Kembla Grange.

John Thompson’s concerns about heavy track conditions were quickly extinguished by With Your Blessing at Kembla Grange on Saturday, powering to a commanding front-running win in the A$160,000 Evergreen Turf Australia Handicap (1200m).

In a contest largely focussed on glamour mare Babylon Berlin, talented entire Sacred Satono made the most of his six-kilogram weight advantage to storm home in the Gr.3 Haunui Farm Counties Bowl (1100m) on Saturday at Pukekohe.

Selections based on a good track

It’s a case of fourth time lucky for connections of Detonator Jack and it was the blinkers that proved the edge he needed to finally snare a big prize in NSW with a runaway win in the $1 million Illawarra Mercury Gong (1600m) at Kembla Grange.

It is little wonder Zac Lloyd has a soft spot for the Michael Freedman-trained Insurrection.

It is little wonder Zac Lloyd has a soft spot for the Michael Freedman-trained Insurrection.