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James Tzaferis

Murray Bridge

Journalist and Presenter at Racing.com

Sometimes Melbourne, sometimes Murray Bridge. Often holding a microphone for @Racing. Is this real or just TV?

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  • 3 days ago | racing.com | James Tzaferis

    Stakes aspirant Bakeel is among a number of ex-Singapore horses who have been removed by their owner from the stable of Aaron Bain and Ned Taylor, the trainers have confirmed. The four-year-old won his first three starts in South Australia before tasting defeat as the $1.90 favourite in last month's Listed City of Adelaide Handicap at Morphettville.

  • 3 days ago | racing.com | James Tzaferis

    Yulong has added another three-year-old colt to its 2025 stallion roster, with the leviathan Victorian farm confirming that First Settler will be retired to stud to continue the legacy of his champion sire Written Tycoon. Undefeated in two starts at two, the Mick Price and Michael Kent-trained colt ran second to Yulong barn mate Growing Empire in the Listed Poseidon Stakes in his seasonal return at three, before a head-turning win in the Group 2 Danehill Stakes.

  • 6 days ago | racing.com | James Tzaferis

    She’s covered Australia from west to east and now gun mare Amelia’s Jewel is headed to the USA after Coolmore Stud paid $3.8 million for the G1 winner at Thursday night’s Inglis Chairman’s Sale in Sydney. A winner of 10 races and more than $4 million in prizemoney, Amelia’s Jewel won the G1 Northerly Stakes in WA, before a series of eastern states campaigns that netted a string of G2 wins.

  • 1 week ago | racing.com | James Tzaferis

    Champion mare Bella Nipotina will remain the star of Victoria’s Longwood Thoroughbred Farm after Michael Christian bought out his partners at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale on Thursday evening. Christian’s bid of $4.2 million saw off fierce competition from several of Australia’s biggest commercial breeders and set a Chairman’s Sale record in the process.

  • 1 week ago | racing.com | James Tzaferis

    New Zealand trainer Mark Oulaghan is looking forward to welcoming back Berry The Cash to his stable on Thursday after an Australian campaign that netted fourth placings in the Brierly Steeplechase (3450m) and Grand Annual Steeplechase (5500m). “He gets back to the stable this (Thursday) afternoon,” Oulaghan said. “I haven’t seen him since the race, but by all reports he is quite perky and well.

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James Tzaferis
James Tzaferis @jtzaf
11 May 25

Our fav filly at Adelaide @mmsnippets ✅ Now a half-sister to a 2YO Stakes horse ✅ Kicking goals in her foundation training ✅ Final ownership opportunities remain in this beautiful Nicconi filly with @TzafJess https://t.co/c9KH7qNRAT https://t.co/EE9SK3skb1

James Tzaferis
James Tzaferis @jtzaf
10 May 25

RT @RacingSA: Giga Kick & his little buddy Frankie! 🫶 No prizes for guessing who is who. #TheSportsbetGoodwood https://t.co/YvvOSRb2qQ

James Tzaferis
James Tzaferis @jtzaf
10 May 25

RT @Racing: Dylan just landed the hole-in-one at Morphettville & he's got one hand on $100,000 😮 @sportsbetcomau https://t.co/aRZaDouyAj