Videos tagged with "nack"

Melbourne Festival of Racing Daily Roundup - Feb 18 [03:08]
Today's Melbourne Festival of Racing Round-up includes nominations for Patinack Farm Blue Diamond Day at Caulfield on Saturday, with interstaters Barakey (Sportingbet Oakleigh Plate) and Miracles of Life (Patinack Farm Blue Diamond Stakes) both accepting. Meanwhile Craig Williams was at Cranbourne this morning for track gallops aboard Crack A Roadie who was also confirmed in the Blue Diamond Stakes. Today early nominations were also announced for the Group 1 William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley on March 22 and included Black Caviar who notched up her 23rd victory at the weekend.

2013 PP #2: Where Are They Now? Snackbasket & Starbird Road [06:29]
Retired racehorses find a second career and new homes.

Melbourne Festival of Racing Roundup - Feb 4 [02:59]
All the latest Melbourne Festival of Racing news including Werribee trials featuring Callanish and Miss Softhands, interviews with their respective trainers Mick Price and Colin Little, as well as nominations for Saturday's feature races at Caulfield, the CF Orr Stakes and Patinack Farm Blue Diamond Preludes.

Saratoga Snacks - 2012 Alex M. Robb [02:11]
Favored Saratoga Snacks scored his first stakes victory Wednesday at Aqueduct Racetrack, leading every step to beat Socialsaul by a length in the $75000 Alex M. Robb for New York-breds. The 3-year-old son of Tale of the Cat, owned by Bill Parcells' August Dawn Farm, was away quickly under jockey Ramon Dominguez, setting fractions of 24.53 and 49.25 while fending off early pressure from Saginaw on the backside. Challenged again on the far turn, Saratoga Snacks pulled clear approaching the quarter pole and had plenty left to repel the late run from 27-1 Socialsaul. His time for 1 1/16 miles was 1:45.21.

Racing in Queensland [28:03]
Entertaining racing show highlighting the Jockey challenge and the Eagle Farm card with a great each way bet. We talk racing with trainer Toby Edmonds and preview his runners and his time at Patinack Farm as well we talk with new BRC chairman Neville Bell about his new role and the way forward with QLD racing.