Horse racing

  • Colac Gold Cup cost Rob his job

    ROB Gaylard’s passion for the Colac Gold Cup once cost him a job.

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  • Race caller cut teeth at Colac

    FORMER Colac race caller Robert Testa knew he attracted sideways glances as the awkward teenager at the back of the Colac Racecourse grandstand.

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  • Turf club plans for 150th Colac Gold Cup

    COLAC racing officials are hopeful but unsure if a rise in Colac Gold Cup prizemoney will lure highly-rated horses to the historic meeting.

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  • Council considers Colac sports development

    PLANS for a multi-sport development at Colac’s golf and horse racing complex will go before civic leaders next month.

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  • Turf club reports $12,000 profit

    COLAC Turf Club officials say a $12,000 profit on the back of a challenging season has left the club in a strong financial position.

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  • Top-weight canters to cup victory

    TOP-WEIGHT Charles Pentire made a mockery of his rivals to claim the iconic Birregurra Cup in a canter.

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  • Secret Flyer could return to Caulfield

    EMBATTLED sprinter Secret Flyer is preparing for a possible return to Melbourne following an impressive victory at Caulfield on the weekend.

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  • Heza Bargain by name and nature

    A TWO-YEAR-OLD chestnut gelding is living up to his name barely months into his racing career.

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