The son of Wootton Bassett won five times, three of which came at the top level, and ran to a high level across the world, ...

Joseph O'Brien's three-time Group 1 winner Al Riffa will not race again and is set to embark on a stallion career.

Dual Melbourne Cup (G1)-winning trainer Joseph O'Brien believes Al Riffa can provide him with a first winner at Hong Kong's prestigious International meeting when the entire stallion takes his chance ...

Hopes of globetrotting stayer Al Riffa returning to the racetrack have been dashed, with Australian Bloodstock’s Jamie Lovett ...

Joseph O’Brien regards his HK$26 million G1 Longines Hong Kong Vase (2400m) contender Al Riffa as the horse who can help further his ambition to become a regular face at the major race meetings around ...

Both Via Sistina and Al Riffa have been allocated 59kg for the Melbourne Cup while Buckaroo and Light Infantry Man have the ...

Irish raider Al Riffa has been by far the best-backed horse to win the 2025 Melbourne Cup following a series of stunning six-figure bets at the annual Call of the Card at the Crown Palladium Ballroom.

A minor injury to Al Riffa has created a major Melbourne Cup headache, with his absence set to reshape the race’s weight scale ahead of September nominations. Australian Bloodstock director and ...