Off The Track
Entries are now officially open for the 2026 Racing Victoria (RV) Off The Track Carnival hosted by Boneo Park, with Australia's premier celebration of retired racehorses set to return bigger and better later this year from 11-13 September.
Melbourne International Three-Day Event concluded this afternoon, with dramatic results of the best kind rounding out a perfect weekend of eventing.
Victoria’s largest and richest event for retired racehorses gets even bigger, as the Racing Victoria Off The Track Carnival returns to Boneo Park for 2026.
New Zealand’s Monica Spencer and her Thoroughbred gelding Artist have retained their lead in the CCI5*-L at Kentucky Three-Day Event, with fellow Thoroughbred Humble Glory also going clear and under time for Australian Sophia Hill.
New Zealand’s Monica Spencer leads the CCI5*L at Kentucky Three-Day Event with her Thoroughbred Artist, with a very impressive score of 22.3. Australians Ema Klugman and Sophia Hill are placed 22nd and 23rd ahead of Saturday’s influential cross country phase.
The racing and show horse worlds mourn the loss of Precedence, the Bart Cummings-trained Melbourne Cup warrior whose power, durability and class carried him from elite galloper to a highly successful show ring competitor with Fiona McIntyre.
Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture delivered another standout performance at Tamworth International Eventing, while Andrew Cooper and Carlene Barton also secured impressive FEI victories over the weekend.