Tim Rowe

In this week's Rowe On Monday, G1G's Gary Diamond on buying, selling and trading future and current stars, some second-season spring joy for Pinatubo and some food for thought as Magic Millions prepares its January catalogue.

Experienced vendors Tal Nolen and Kenmore Lodge's Cameron and Kellie Bond came out ahead at a “patchy” Magic Millions Horses in Training Sale with multiple six-figure sales including three of the top four highest-priced lots.

Confidence in the quality of the Inglis Ready2Race catalogue is shared by Inglis' Sebastian Hutch, buyer John Moore and vendor Henry Field, but all

Trainers question Randwick's Kensington track consistency as owners avoid racing there. See why the ATC plans to investigate.

Leading Australian trainers and prominent Hong Kong investors have helped Inglis surge to record trade at its 2026 Ready2Race sale in Sydney, with over $30 million traded.

In this week's Rowe On Monday, Tim chats to Sebastian Hutch, Bruce Slade and Merrick Staunton about the dynamic of the Australian breeze-up market, hails the emergence of a key Gold Coast two-year-old race and reflects on an unforgettable Saturday for Arrowfield.

Racing jurisdictions, led by New Zealand, will use a key Asian Pattern Committee meeting in February next year to argue that changes need to be made to the way Group 1s are rated to protect their status as the country faces a brutal cull of its elite races,

Representatives of the Hunter Valley's leading stallion farms will meet with Graeme Hinton next month as the powerful breeders cohort and the incoming

Perth gelding Cosmic Crusader's Group 1-winning spring has reached a crescendo with a Cox Plate victory at Flemington.

In this week's Rowe On Monday, James Cummings gets things going for both himself and an Australian sire in Hong Kong, Rebel Dane on the up and Paul Moroney on the hunt for European talent.