It started off with just doing the form for some mates from the cricket club, I’d post the tips and suddenly we had about 2500 subscribers

Chasing 8000 winner's it's the "puppet" CHRIS ALFORD, who drove his first winner at 16, is the Australasian king of the sulky.

Bruce Clark has been far and wide in 2023, chasing those yarns for Clark of the Course and Racenet columns. So let's take a look back at the

The red hot Matildas are on everyones lips, including mine, and now is the time for a seriously massive female push in racing.

The horseracing industry has been urged to embrace new technology in a bid to attract a new customer - who are they?

Gidday punters. Look you already know the chances are that you are about to lose, if not doing so already, right! But if you don’t mind,...

Flemington Racecourse was indeed a moving place to celebrate the life of jockey Dean Holland today.

The death of revered jockey Dean Holland has opened up old wounds for the Goring and Ledger family, still battling their own losses

Bruce Clark explores the story behind the cowboys of Overpass who raced to the narrowest of victories in The Perth Quokka

Speaking to Simon Miller ahead of Amelia's Jewel run in the Perth Quokka. If he was any more laid back he’d be nonchalantly horizontal.

How the world's sports leaders embrace technology and innovation is an ever changing fan focussed environment.

A boasting industry like racing needs to be revitalised and better “sell” its key sportspeople in order to better engage.

Mr Brightside wins Saturday's $5m All-Star Mile. Bruce Clark finds the story behind the the horse bought on a failed punt from New Zealand.

Jockeys were perhaps the most finely conditioned athletes in the world, a discovery that helped Bruce Clark learn why so many are currently

The Inevitable's Tasmanian cult following has likely catapulted him into the All-Star Mile field.

Decorated trainer Robbie Laing talks to Bruce Clark about his return to training following a tumultuous period of his life

Did you see racing made the front pages in news this week? Handy, when 700 international and local high-powered delegates from 30...

Sadly "The King" has now passed. One of racing's true gentleman - Tony Bourke - long time The Age racing journalist, but so much more.

You can tell you are at a different sort of raceday when the blokes directing the parking are swigging cans of Great Northern before (and...

Racing, as does any sport, lends itself to rightful discussion, well opinion if you wish, and this is after all an opinion piece.