CHRIS Waller was in a talkative mood — and it wasn’t all about Saigon Tea. The champion trainer only returned from Ireland on Saturday morning but was at Rosehill Gardens to watch Saigon Tea win the Horsepower Feeds and Supplements Handicap (1800m). Waller was full of praise for Saigon Tea’s resilience but he also spoken […]
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Well-known Group One performer Danleigh has proven he is not just a ‘one-trick pony’ after displaying plenty of ability as a show horse After only a year and a half since running his last race, four time Group 1 winning veteran Danleigh is enjoying life after the track as a show horse in the Central […]
Torgersen earns Group I respect from Waller
Chris Waller unveiled a potential Group I three-year-old when Torgersen bloused John O’Shea’s talented colt Tarquin to win the ClubsNSW Plate 3YO (1400m) at Randwick on Saturday. Ridden by Jason Collett, race fitness told in a driving finish with Torgersen ($9.50) outpointing the resuming Tarquin ($3.70) to prevail by a short head with Amanda […]
Telepathic books berth in Villiers Stakes
The Chris Waller-trained Telepathic has earned herself a spot in the Group Two Villiers Stakes with a comfortable win at Rosehill. The five-year-old was the clear favourite in the Listed Tyreel Stud ATC Cup (2000m) on Saturday at $1.50. Telepathic did not disappoint punters with a 1-3/4 length margin over the Tony McEvoy-trained […]
Preferment Hong Kong International Meeting bound
Preferment is set to be Chris Waller Racing’s first runner in Hong Kong at the prestigious international meeting on December 13. Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller flagged his star four-year-old entire as a potential breeding superstar during the Spring Carnival, and a positive result at Sha Tin would certainly boost his value enormously. […]
Good Project powers to Railway Stakes win
Craig Williams took advantage of Good Project’s light weight to replicate his effort of five years ago, when he led from pillar-to-post, to give trainer Chris Waller his 10th Group 1 in today’s $1 million James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes (1600m). The Victorian jockey was offered the ride on the four-year-old stallion after Waller’s […]
Junoob gives Rawiller fourth Ballarat Cup
Brad Rawiller has continued his recent domination of the Ballarat Cup, guiding veteran stayer Junoob to a fast-finishing win in the $300,000 Listed race. Rawiller claimed his fourth Ballarat Cup in the past six years as Junoob ($17) emerged from the pack with 200m to go and stormed to the front to win by […]
Who Shot Thebarman dominant in Zipping win
Star jockey James McDonald used his initiative in a mid-race move and Who Shot Thebarman did the rest as the stayer spaced his rivals in winning the Group Two Zipping Classic. McDonald was last on Who Shot Thebarman after beginning awkwardly but he let the gelding roll forward down the back straight to take […]
Ben Cadden finalist in Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards
Chris Waller Racing’s head track-work rider Ben Cadden has been selected as a finalist for the Horsemanship Award as part of the inaugural Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards. In a talented field of nominees, Ben has made it through to the final three as an exceptionally talented rider and a brilliant horseman in […]
Delectation adds another Group 1 to Chris Waller’s stellar spring haul
The Chris Waller Group 1 juggernaut has been almost unstoppable this spring and claimed its ninth major when Delectation upset a class field at Flemington on Saturday. The $1 million Darley Classic (1200m) didn’t disappoint as a spectacle as less than a half-length separated the first four over the line — although the result […]

