Near capacity fields for each of the 7 races to be held at Thoroughbred Park is a sure indication of the popularity of the synthetic surface when racing resumes on the Acton Track tomorrow.

The horse who has won the most NSW races this season will be attempting to extend his lead on multiple Group I winner Vision And Power at Canberra on Friday.

Thoroughbred Park has announced today the signing of a new naming rights sponsor for this year’s Canberra Melbourne Cup Race Day.

The newest addition to the Canberra entertainment calendar is the Race ‘n’ Taste, set to take place on Monday 27th April at Thoroughbred Park, this Anzac Day long weekend as part of a 7 race program on the Course Proper.

A chance of clearing light rain will not dampen the spirits of the many that will attend the Myer Ladies Day at Thoroughbred Park on Saturday 4 April.

Sunday, 29 March 2009: Connections of Keith Dryden-trained Bacchanal Woman believe the mare will be better suited in Saturday's Group 1 Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Te Aroha after she finished midfield in her first attempt at New Zealand Group success last weekend.

A number of the top performers out of AAMI Black Opal Stakes race meeting will attempt to improve or add to their black type status over the weekend.

The glamerous looks of the Autumn season will kick off at Thoroughbred Park on Saturday 4 April 2009.

The handy sprinter Zariz might not be a household name in the Australian stallion ranks but punters betting at Canberra on Friday might want to remember his name.

Racenet’s form for Friday’s Canberra Racing Club meeting at Thoroughbred Park is now online.

The nominations have been taken for Friday’s Canberra Race Club meeting at Thoroughbred Park and are now available online.

Logan Bob and Joseph’s Choice In Guineas Alex Steedman

The promising Logan’s Choice, who was named in memory of Barbara Joseph’s dear friend Bob Logan who suggested the stable acquire the filly as a yearling, has snuck into the field for Sunday’s $100,000 Boags Draught Canberra Guineas (1400m).

Portelli Comes Down With Delago Bolt - By Alex Steedman

Two time Black Opal Stakes winning trainer Gary Portelli remains confident of Delago Bolt’s chances in the $250,000 AAMI Black Opal Stakes (1200m) at Canberra despite the promising colt drawing an outside barrier (14) for Sunday’s feature.