Horse racing

  • Immoral and unethical decision

    COLAC Otway Shire mayor Stephen Hart has labelled fellow councillors’ decision as “immoral and unethical” when they voted to allow more poker machines in Colac.

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  • Horse trainer easing out of industry

    COLAC horse trainer Len Porter says he is content to be easing out of the industry.

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  • Race move bitter blow for Colac

    COLAC Turf Club manager Karen Van Kempen says the cancellation of a Colac race meeting was a “bitter blow” for the club.

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  • Colac course too wet for races

    ORGANISERS have moved tomorrow’s horse racing meeting from Colac to Terang.

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  • Cash injection for country racing

    COUNTRY Victorian racing officials say Colac and district owners and trainers will benefit from an $11.7-million injection of prizemoney into bush races.

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  • Weather took toll on Colac Cup

    COLAC racing officials say a hot and muggy weekend took its toll on crowd numbers at the Colac Gold Cup.

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  • Regional horse races get more cash

    COUNTRY Victorian racing officials say owners and trainers will benefit from an $11.7-million injection of prizemoney into bush races.

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  • Constant Force unstoppable in Colac Cup

    A HISTORIC day for Colac racing ended with connections of a Warrnambool horse celebrating the hardest as Constant Force won the 150th Colac Gold Cup.

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