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- Tabcorp Wants 30% Of $4bn NT Bookie Revenue
- $900k Redoute's Filly Wins Debut
- Melb & Caulfield Cup Handicaps Next Wednesday
- Trainer Confirms Yellowstone For Melb Cup
- Trainer Confirms Mourilyan For Melb Cup
- Weekend Hussler Favourite For Memsie Stakes
- Duporth Favourite For Golden Rose
- AJC Appoints Hodge New Media Manager
- 2 Aust-Bred Winners In NZ
- Doncaster Yearlings Day-2: $305k Elusive Quality Colt
- Doncaster Yearlings Day-2: $242k Night Shift Filly
- Doncaster Yearlings Day-2: Top Lots
- Doncaster Yearlings Day-2: Average Down 4.9%
- UK Trainer Wragg To Retire At End Of 2008
- UK Trainer Channon Seriously Injured In Car Crash
- 1st Stakes Win For UK Sire Deportivo
- New French Sales Firm Opens Near Bordeaux
- US$9.7m Jalil Makes American Debut
- US Gr2-Winner Lewis Michael To Stand At Three Chimneys
- Benny The Bull Retired With Ankle Injury
- Churchill Claims US Horsemen "Price-Fixing"
- 7th Franchise Extension For New York Racing Assoc
- B&R's Galloping Horse Never Sleeps
Trainer Confirms Mourilyan For Melb Cup
Fellow trainer Gary Moore also confirmed his 4YO stayer Mourilyan (Desert Prince-Mouramara, by Kahyasi) whom he described as a "seriously good horse", will run at Sandown in the UK tomorrow before heading to Australia "for a crack at the Melbourne Cup," reported guardian.co.uk. Mourilyan (formerly trained in Ireland by John Oxx & owned by the Aga Khan) was bought by Chechnyan president Ramzan Kadyrov after winning twice at the Dubai carnival earlier this year & had one run for South African trainer Herman Brown in the Gr1 Singapore Cup in May before joining Moore, who commented: "He came to us about a month ago. I have had horses from Herman Brown before, so that's why they chose me. The aim is to go for the Melbourne Cup & from what I have seen, he is a seriously good horse."
