Ryan Reynolds
Digital Editor at Racing.com
Dad. @racing digital editor. Evertonian 💙. Geelong Cats 💙. Horse owner. Punter. Golfer. Retired marathon runner
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6 days ago |
racing.com | Ryan Reynolds
Japanese mare Admire Terra has clinched a golden ticket into the 2025 Caulfield Cup following her victory in the Group 2 Meguro Kinen on Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) Day. Trained by Yasuo Tomomichi and owned by Junko Kondo, Admire Terra showcased class over 2500m, securing a ballot-exempt entry into October 18’s Group 1. The exemption opens up the possibility for Admire Terra to head Down Under, with Kondo previously having successfully campaigned during the Spring Carnival.
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1 week ago |
racing.com | Ryan Reynolds
Flemington's New Year's Day race meeting will be switched to twilight on New Year's Eve as part of the 2025-26 race schedule released by Racing Victoria on Wednesday. The move of the Victoria Racing Club's traditional race meeting was the key eye-catcher in the schedule, which will also see Geelong, Cranbourne, Pakenham and Caulfield pick up extra meetings in the 2025-26 season once The Valley shuts its doors for its upgrade after Cox Plate Day in October.
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1 week ago |
racing.com | Darcy Cosgriff |Ryan Reynolds
Superstar mare Pride Of Jenni is set to return to Victoria with a decision to be made on her racing future. Owner Tony Ottobre confirmed to Racing.com on Monday morning that connections had decided to wrap up Pride Of Jenni's Queensland campaign after a flat performance in Saturday's Group 1 Doomben Cup. However he stopped short of calling time on the three-time Group 1 winner's career.
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2 weeks ago |
racing.com | Ryan Reynolds
Former Aussie star Storm Boy will jump from the widest barrier in Sunday morning's Greenlands Stakes in Ireland. The former Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained speedster, who is now handled by Aidan O'Brien, will make his European debut at The Curragh. Ryan Moore has been booked to ride him from barrier nine in the Group 2 contest over 1200m, which is due to jump at 12:05am Sunday morning in Australia.
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4 weeks ago |
racing.com | Ryan Reynolds
Talented sprinter Briasa has secured a slot in The Everest, it has been announced. Team Hawkes confirmed their four-year-old son of Smart Missile had secured the slot held by Max Whitby, Steve McCann, Colin Madden & Neil Werrett. Briasa announced himself as one of the star sprinters in Australia when he won the T.J Smith Stakes over 1200m during Sydney's Autumn Carnival. He then stepped up to 1400m in the All-Aged Stakes and finished fourth behind Jimmysstar.
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Hopefully the kid gets a game this week. Deserves it. Everyone always goes back to leg speed like it makes or breaks a player. The kid is a clearance beast. This teams lacks it more than it lacks legs.
George Stevens 2024 19 games, averaging: 21.0 disposals 3.6 tackles 4.2 clearances George Stevens 2025 4 games, averaging: 27.0 disposals 5.0 tackles 8.8 clearances
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L’Equipe claim Joe Montemurro will leave Lyon at the end of the season and return to Australia for the Matildas job. https://t.co/yUI1VuvwL9
