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

There is nothing more Australia Day than the picnic races at Balnarring, and not just the races or the picnics, then along come the Cerchi's

The theme at Geelong Race Club was a healthy mix of what sport is all about. A real family day out!

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

Not only is The Phoenix the newest, most exciting race in the calendar, it's the richest greyhound race in the world!

Meet the two racing legends, John Trinchera and Warren Moore, from behind the scenes, who have never had a losing day in years.

After 44 years and shedding 38kg, ‘Tubba’ Williams rides again at Bong Bong Picnic Races

Alan Jones argues that tradition should be respected, but Peter V'landys' has proven that a weekend of racing is a success.

It's been a long haul': How Mitch Freedman reached Group 1 glory with Attrition in the Toorak Handicap

EXCLUSIVE: Amelia's Jewel, WA's Horse of the Year, has settled in at Flemington ahead of her Spring Debut. Bruce Clark takes you BTS.

BRUCE CLARK Tyson Linke's homebred mare Encipher upstaged some of the biggest names in the sport to win the $2.1mil TAB Eureka, at Menangle

Racing at Caulfield kicked off at 11:55am last Saturday, with Chris Waller, Jamie Kah and Mr Brightside showing us what racing really needs.

Ricky Debono's return from the wilderness at age 37, is a story worth telling - 5490 days between professional wins!

Bruce Clark has climbed into the sulky of a rejuvenated harness racing where the stars of the show are the actual four-legged athletes.

Victoria’s latest premiership winning jockey – that’s Daniel Stackhouse – won the Deane Lester Flemington Cup on Saturday on Mimi’s Award

Luke ‘Stumpy' Williams' life journey is nothing if not confronting. Drugs, jail, god, redemption, but always the horses.

Choisir, the Brahman Bull who upended centuries of tradition and opened endless doors of opportunity for 20 Years at Royal Ascot.

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

A gifted trainer strangely in hospital - gambling debts settled by Sir James Killen with negotiations and so much more.

From Bunbury via Port Hedland to the world’s best saddle, Damien Lane reflects on his Japanese Derby win.