Peter Hall

What a great finish Both top riders composed pushing to the post

This is what it’s all about 🏇how good 👏

Jason Li couldn’t be happier with his first ever winner. Check out his post race interview with Amelia Hall on Racing WA TV. 📺 7plus, @Racing, Ch 78/68, Foxtel 529 or via our website. @HongKong_Racing

You never forget your first Group 1 ⭐️Delicacy 🏇 @RacingSA @williamsracing6

@RacingWATV @Racing @RacingSA Ride of the Day 🏇

Cool, calm, patient 😎 Check out the ride by Zephen Johnston-Porter on the fence 👏👏 A winner for WA in the final heat of the NARS series!

“It’s been great for everyone to ride at different places and get new experience. The series is a great chance for us to get our names out there, which can help lead to more rides and more winners.” Zephen Johnston-Porter will represent WA in today's final leg of the National Apprentice Race Series. Read more: racingwa.com.au/news/2026/04/2…

"It's really special." Katherine Coleman after Persian Caviar secures her first city win 🙌 @moodyracingpgm 📺 Ch. 78/68, Foxtel 529, Kayo or via our app

“Probably one of my favourite wins now.” Holly Nottle rides her first interstate winner aboard Persian Caviar and earns team WA valuable points towards the NARS series!

Making Mum proud 🥹 So special to see the daughter of Black Caviar, Persian Caviar secure her first city victory 💪

First Saturday winner for apprentice jockey Natika Riordan 👏👏 @ryliedotmorgan chats with Natika after steering Cannykev to victory. 📺 7plus, @Racing, Ch 78/68, Foxtel 529 or via our website.

Rising apprentice Cassey Martinan continues Western Australia’s charge in the National Apprentice Race Series when she lines up in the second leg in Tasmania this Sunday. In her final year of Racing WA’s Apprentice Jockey Training Program, Martinan looks to build on Natika Riordan’s strong opening performance in Alice Springs, with Team WA currently locked level with South Australia at the top of the leaderboard. Heat 1: Race 3 at 11:55am AWST Heat 2: Race 5 at 1:10pm AWST More info: racingwa.com.au/news/2026/03/1…

NOW | Young gun jockey Cassey Martinan joins @ScottyCummings_ & @TimGossage live on air ahead ridiing in the NARS series in Hobart on Sunday! Tune in: sen.com.au/listen

A double at Alice Springs has earned apprentice jockey Natika Riordan her Saturday ticket 🔥 Congratulations Natika 👏👏

Coach Peter Hall couldn’t be more proud of apprentice Natika Riordan who puts WA on the leaderboard with a win in the NARS series!

Tik Tik boom! Riordan ready to explode in NARS series! 💥 Up-and-coming apprentice Natika “Tikky” Riordan is eager to announce herself on the national stage as she heads into the first leg of the National Apprentice Race Series (NARS) at the Alice Springs Turf Club on Sunday. We wish her the best of luck! Let's go team WA!

Get ready Alice Springs! We’re on our way ✈️ Natika Riordan is first to step into the ring to represent WA in the National Apprentice Race Series! 👊 Should the other states be worried? Absolutely! Let’s go WA and best of luck to Natika!

New heights for our latest feature. Coming soon to Racing WA TV. 👀🫣 Chanel Cooper and Holly Nottle are clearly enjoying the adventure. As for Racing WA TV host Tess Daly, you will have to wait and see. @Racing

NARS 26 @Racing_QLD @TasracingAus @RacingVictoria @DarwinTurfClub @RacingSA

Cassey Martinan has officially joined the Saturday Club after guiding Jackpot Bingo to victory at Pinjarra Park on the weekend, marking her 20th provincial win. This milestone meets the minimum requirement for apprentices to ride at prime metropolitan meetings. It is an especially meaningful achievement given the serious hip injury she sustained in a mid‑race fall at Pinjarra in December 2024, which made her return to form and progression toward a Saturday licence all the more impressive. Local fans will have to wait a little longer to see her in Saturday action, as she has taken a book of rides in Darwin at this weekend’s Fannie Bay meeting. Cassey entered the industry without a racing background, driven purely by a love of horses. Fresh out of high school, she began working as a stable hand and quickly found her place. “I had no idea what racing was, but I was curious, and I loved horses,” she said. “Everyone in the industry is really helpful and you make a lot of friends on the way.” We wish Cassey all the best for the week ahead as the next chapter of her career begins.