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Singapore juvenile win adds to sweep over three days of racing 31 Jul 2010
Magic Millions
Market On Open continued the remarkable late season run of Magic Millions juvenile graduates when he cruised home in the $65,000 Two-Year-Old event in Singapore on Friday night. read full story

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Racing Victoria Ltd
Racing Victoria Chief Executive, Rob Hines, has welcomed the Victorian Governments announcement that invitations to apply for the Victorian wagering licence have been issued read full story

Magic Millions
The barnstorming worldwide winning run of graduates of the Magic Millions National Horses in Training Sale sale has continued over the past week. read full story

Victorian Minister for Gaming
Tabcorp, Tatts Group and Ladbrokes have been invited to apply for the multi-billion dollar Victorian wagering licence. read full story

By Brian Russell
When progeny of Smokey Eyes, a son of Star Kingdoms sire Stardust, wracked up 204 wins, three of them dead heats, for 1968-69 racing, he became the first sire in Australia to hit a double century read full story

By Brian Russell
Perusal of photographs of Zeditave, the first class Newhaven Park sire who died this month at 24, and exciting young Queensland sire Jet Spur, suggests that they could be transposed and most would not note the difference. read full story

Magic Millions
Top selling was the order of the day at the 2010 Magic Millions Perth Winter Thoroughbred Sale on Sunday with solid increases across the board. read full story

By Brian Russell
The Scone committee organising a celebration for mid October, coinciding with a visit of the Cup to be presented to the owners of the winner of this years150th anniversary Melbourne Cup at Flemington, have arranged for three of the trophies secured by past winners of the race to be on show. read full story

Magic Millions
The catalogue for the 2010 Magic Millions August Thoroughbred Sale is now online. read full story

By Rob Burnet
The announcement on Thursday that the NSW government was going to essentially guarantee Sydney racing infrastructure spending to the sum of $174 million was welcome to an industry that has to step up to the plate to regain world class status read full story

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