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

Walking out of Caulfield,you couldn't escape Rielly and The Cup doing Facetime interviews and sharing love and raw racing passion.

When the name Anthony Freedman comes up as an incoming call on your phone, it might not surprise that one might question the authenticity.

The Clark of the Course on the history of the WS Cox Plate and why it's far more than just the Australasian weight-for-age championship.

Melbourne Cup winner Subzero, will forever be remembered at Flemington with the unveiling of the Salisbury Subzero Memorial Rose Garden.

Revealing the fascinating story of how Joe O'Neill rose to prominence as the driving force behind the hugely successful Prime Thoroughbreds.

PAT CANNON - one of racing's foot soldiers, still doing battle. Amongst the least winning trainers of the season, but some story!

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

Nothing unusual about a bloke wanting to catch up with his distant family. It’s just a matter of getting there from here.

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

Legal parties for Kate Goodrich Vs Racing Victoria and Kilmore Race Club reach agreement to end decade long disputes after Supreme Court

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.

The Pennyweka story, one of triumph of family, friends and hope in times of adversity. So much more than a dual Group 1 Oaks winning filly

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

Passionate owner and group 1 winning breeder –Debbie Kepitis, shared a magic day at Rosehill on Saturday.

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.

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

The Boys Get Paid Punter’s Club, had $1,056,375 to play with for their sixth year at the Karaka Millions meeting, at Pukekohe.

It's Magic Millions time, but very few know where it all started. This week, I speak about Carl Waugh who was the brains behind the inaugura