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Melbourne and Sydney have waved a fond farewell to their Group 1 races for the year, but the action is only just heating up in Perth as we head towards their summer carnival. Ascot hosts one of its big days with the running of the G1 Railway S. whilst there are nice races on the Kembla Grange and Pukekohe Park cards.

From a Dublin riding school to the Keeneland yearling sales, horses have been a lifelong love for Rebecca Fitzpatrick. We spoke to her about the international journey her passion has taken her on, and how she has combined it with her creative side as Newgate Farm's digital marketing coordinator.

Hong Kong buyers dominated the second day of the New Zealand Bloodstock Ready To Run Sale, and by the end of the sale, they’d accounted for 45 per cent of the total spend.

The jewel in Ascot carnival's black type crown, the G1 Railway S. attracts the strongest milers hoping this will be their year to add a Railway to their record. We take a look at some of those attempting an elusive second win or simply hoping that this will be their year to shine.

David Ellis of Te Akau Racing set a new record at the New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale, securing an I Am Invincible colt for an unprecedented NZ$1.65 million. The second-highest lot, another I Am Invincible colt, was purchased by YLP for NZ$675,000.

David Ellis purchased Lot 174, an I Am Invincible colt from dual Group 1 winner Shillelagh (NZ) (Savabeel) for NZ$1.65 million at the New Zealand bloodstock Ready to Run Sale, breaking the record for a 2-year-old sale in Australasia.