Tuncurry-Forster Jockey Club AGM
The AGM of the Tuncurry-Forster Jockey Club will be held at Tuncurry Beach Bowling Club on Sunday 24th November 2019 at 11.00am. Memberships can be paid at the door or prior to the meeting on our website.
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One from the Archives
Steve Hart can pull a rabbit out of a hat, when it comes to old photos. Somehow he came up with this classic shot of Tommy Woodcock and jockey Pat Trotter shortly before Reckless contested the 1977 Melbourne Cup.
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Luckless Melbourne Cup Horse Sold
The luckless Melbourne Cup runner Il Paradiso will remain in Australia after local interests bought a majority share in the horse following his third in the Cup.
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Second Win for Craig Williams
Melbourne Cup winning-jockey Craig Williams has continued his run of Group One success with victory aboard the Lee Freedman-trained Mr Clint in the Singapore Gold Cup.
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Dothraki given to his Strapper
Yesterday, social media all over the world reacted positively when a video taken at Team Snowden’s yard in Sydney revealed that stable favourite Dothraki had been retired and was magnanimously given to his strapper.
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Too Close for Comfort
A huge thank you to everyone who helped out at the Tuncurry track to protect it and the horses. The firies, Terry Evans and his staff, Garry McQuillan, Adrian Wood and all the volunteers – you did a magnificent job – THANK YOU.
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Michelle Payne Tainer and Jockey
It has been seven extraordinary years since Michelle Payne last rode at Randwick and when she returns on Everest day, it will be in a unique role as trainer and jockey of Sydney Stakes contender Kaspersky.
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Welbeing of Racehorses
The care and wellbeing of racehorses does not stop when they leave stables after their racing careers are over with leading trainers saying they do everything to ensure they have forever homes.
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Windstorm Wins by Half-Length
WA owner Bob Peters looks to have another star in the making after three-year-old Windstorm showed a blistering turn of foot to put pay to his rivals at Ascot.
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