Horseracing

  • Successful start to spring for local trainer

    Colac horse trainer Daryl Cannon has enjoyed a strong run of form lately with horses Wyuna Star, Houdini and Mash And Gravy impressing in recent outings.

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  • Club attracts big-name trainers

    Horses trained by Gai Waterhouse, Danny O’Brien and Warrnambool’s Symon Wilde ran at the Colac Racecourse on Monday for official trials in the leadup to the upcoming spring racing season.

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  • Youngster to ride at The Valley

    Sacred Heart Primary School pupil River Rothery will get a chance to rub shoulders with some of the biggest names in the horseracing industry tonight after earning selection in a national series.

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  • Colac-owned horse off to Ascot

    A group of Colac horse owners are gearing up for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as their racehorse The Astrologist vies for the chance to win its first ever Group One race at the prestigious Royal Ascot.

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  • Huge crowd expected for Colac races

    A record crowd is set to flock to the Colac Turf Club tomorrow, as the chilly weather subsides for the annual Colac Herald Christmas Races.

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  • A perfect day out at the Colac Gold Cup

    See who was pictured at the Colac Gold Cup.

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  • THRILLING WIN: Colac-owned horse takes out prestigious racing title

    A locally owned horse has won the prestigious Colac Gold Cup, in a successful day of racing at Colac Turf Club.

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  • Big shoes to fill for new turf club president

    New Colac Turf Club president Phil Douglas concedes he has big shoes to fill as he replaces Serge Beani in the role.

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