Ken Kelso’s flying mare Alabama Lass didn’t win the Group 1 Moir Stakes at The Valley on Saturday after being run down late by Baraqiel, but that was about the only box the Kiwi mare did not tick with her brave on-speed run.

Williams finished second in the compeition and struck early with a perfectly-timed late run aboard the well-fancied Pink Jin.

“No one wins in war … to see the devastation of these drones and missiles hitting civilians. On the way out I always think we have to do more.”

Lindsay Park had an early spring win of sorts on Friday morning with a pleasing jumpout performance from stable star Mr Brightside.

Although the odds are stacked against Craig Williams overhauling Blake Shinn in the Melbourne Jockeys’ Premiership, he intends to fight it out until the final race of the season.

Williams has declared any pursuit of a 10th Melbourne premiership would not be at the expense of current Queensland winter carnival commitments.

Mobile Crisis Construction (MCC) exists to accelerate a return to normality in disaster zones by deploying mobile block factories that crush rubble to be pressed into recycled, interlocking blocks for the rapid rebuilding of shelter and critical infrastructure.

Craig Williams has a third-straight Doomben 10,000 in sight this Saturday after he was booked late for last-start Group 1 winner Schwarz.

New Zealand’s top sprinter Crocetti will carry the hopes of the Kiwi sprinting ranks in Perth

Hayes said. “He is moving well and has got a great coat on him and he looks fantastic. We are as happy as we can be.”

Craig Williams produced one of the finest rides to guide Cap Ferrat to a narrow victory in a gripping HK$26 million BMW Hong Kong Derby