Horseracing

  • Lockdown fails to stop races

    Colac Turf Club officials have called on the Colac community to get behind their next race meeting in two weeks after yesterday’s “devastating” blow.

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  • High praise for Christmas Races

    The Colac Herald Christmas Races have received praise as one of the best-supported country race meetings since coronavirus hit.

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  • Beani appointed to lead turf club

    Colac trainer Serge Beani says an opportunity to give back to the horseracing industry that he’s been a part of since he was 8 led him to take on the Colac Turf Club presidency.

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  • Trainer returns from suspension

    Colac trainer Bill Cerchi hopes to make a winning return to racing tomorrow after serving a two-month suspension.

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  • Double the crowd allowed at Christmas Races

    An extra 500 punters will be able to attend next weekend’s Colac Herald Christmas Races following the latest announcement from Racing Victoria.

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  • Officials hold hope for crowds at Christmas Races

    Colac Turf Club officials remain hopeful racegoers can attend this year’s Christmas Races meet in some capacity.

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  • Committed leader steps down

    The Walsh family’s proud history in local horseracing administration will take a brief spell when the Colac Turf Club’s leader steps down.

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  • Swans secure a win through local racehorse

    Two Alvie footballers have enjoyed a win this year through a local racehorse. Angus Lloyd and Angus Uwland have shares in owner-trainer David “Butch” Londregan’s horse Zoffany Rocket, who crossed the line first at Colerain on Sunday. The Swans duo joined Londregan’s stables after putting in a bid at Alvie’s fundraising auction last December. The […]

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