Headlining the Australian horse racing calendar this weekend is the 1500-metre STC Myer Winter Stakes at the Rosehill Racecourse. This quality Listed race has a prize pool of $100,000 and it will be contested by twelve race horses. Each galloper will seek to claim victory at this race before the winter racing carnival ends.

The ToteSport.com Summer Mile Stakes betting odds and free bet offers.
This race is running at 2.50 at Ascot race course in the UK. This is a 1 Mile Group 2 Race open to 4 year olds and older.

View the Winter Stakes 2010 Group 1 race betting odds, FREE Bet offers, race field, trainers & jockeys. The Winter Stakes will be run 26th June 2010 at 3.47pm at Eagle Farm race course.

Bart Cumming’s quest for his 260th Group 1 victory seems to be a strong cause for Dariana was cleared for the Queensland Derby while Russeting is also competing at the Stradbroke Handicap in Eagle Farm.

The Bart Cummings-trained Dariana turns out to be the pre-race favourite at the $400,000, Group 1 Queensland Oaks. This prestigious horse race for three-year-old fillies will be held over 2400 metres at the Eagle Farm racecourse.

The intense horse racing action of the Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival will not cool down as the Doomben racecourse in Queensland plays host to the Kirk’s Doomben Cup Day. The highlight of this race day is the 2020-metre Doomben Cup.

The Doncaster Handicap is one of the two prestigious mile handicap races that are staged in the Randwick Racecourse in Sydney, Australia. It was first staged in 1866 and was won by the horse Dundee after winning the Epsom Handicap in 1865.

The racing tracks in Australia will be busy this weekend as races featuring top-bred horses and the best jockeys vie for prizes and horse racing supremacy. Therefore, you better get your bets ready before these races kick-off.

Put your horse betting ways on track once again for the 2009 Railway Stakes. Often regarded as the best race in Western Australia, this 1600-metre race is one of the most thrilling horse racing events of the year. For this year’s edition, 17 horses will stride it off for a big chunk of the $1,010,000 prize pool.

The Sandown Classic promises to be a bright attraction of the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival. Over 2400 metres, ten horses will duke it out for a big chunk of the $350,000 prize purse.Headlining the pack of horses that compete in the Classic is 2007 BMW Caulfield Cup winner Master O’ Reilly. With a win/place open betting odd of 5.00, it proves to be the favourite coming into the said race.