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Sam Mynott woke up to a pleasing result from her hospital bed on Wednesday afternoon, with Electron(NZ) (Turn Me Loose) taking out the Stella Artois 1500 Qualifying Race (1600m) at Ruakaka. The Cambridge horsewoman was having thumb surgery whilst her Turn Me Loose mare travelled to the far north,
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Cluedo Lane (NZ) (Ghibellines) came into Kimberley Hodgson’s care around the festive season last year, and on Wednesday at Ashburton, she hopes he can deliver an early Christmas present in the Agraforum Growing Innovation (1600m). A five-year-old by Ghibellines, Cluedo Lane earned his maiden success at Wingatui
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Talented stablemates Sir Albert (NZ) (Savabeel) and Dazzling Miss (NZ) (Proisir) will head down to Ashburton on Wednesday to launch their summer campaigns. The highly-rated pair have lined up against each other on a number of occasions, most recently in the Gr.3 TAB Mile (1600m) during New Zealand
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Chris Gibbs has exercised plenty of patience with his promising stayer Sweet But Psycho (NZ) (Proisir) and he hopes that can continue to pay off when she contests the Dunstan Horsefeeds Stayers Championship Qualifier (2100m) at Ruakaka on Wednesday. The daughter of Proisir is a full-sister to Gr.1
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Balcairn galloper Our Echo will build towards a potential northern assignment at Ashburton on Wednesday, taking his place in the McCrea Painters And Decorators Trainers Challenge (1300m). A son of Echoes Of Heaven, Our Echo has found plenty of success at the champagne turf over several seasons, highlighted by his
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Chrissy Bambry collected an winning double with her talented stayers at Trentham on Sunday, headlined by Opawa Jack (NZ) (War Decree) in the Taylors Property Plus 2100. The son of War Decree jumped positively under Kate Hercock and found a handy position early in the trail of Sailor Jack, while
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It’s been a while between drinks for the connections of Field Of Gold (Starspangledbanner), but the talented galloper looked back to his impressive best when taking out the JR N Berkett 1400 at Trentham on Sunday. The big-striding chestnut was among the top three-year-olds of his
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Belle’s Echo (NZ) (Echoes Of Heaven) made a booming return in her six-year-old season at Trentham on Sunday, putting away a tidy field of sprinters in the Blue Star Christmas Cup (1200m). The daughter of Echoes Of Heaven had been a model of consistency in her last
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Talented juvenile Yaldi will make his first Kiwi appearance as a three-year-old at Te Rapa on Saturday, with plenty of exciting prospects on the horizon. The son of Ardrossan made a big impression when winning on debut in April, giving trainer Andrew Forsman enough confidence to send him
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Promising three-year-old Retrostar(NZ) (Vespa) headlined an impressive winning treble for Andrew Forsman at Tauherenikau on Wednesday. Retrostar was making just his third appearance to the races and the first since late August, where he won his maiden convincingly on the Cambridge Synthetic over 1550m. Despite the ease
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Consistent southerner The Good Shepherd(NZ) (Power) will be out to turn the tables on a classy mare at Ascot Park on Saturday when he contests the Howley Joinery Handicap (1400m). The seven-year-old has found a strong vein of form this preparation for trainer and regular rider Lee
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Bold front-runner Witz End (NZ) (Savabeel) is likely to be seen in a different role in Saturday’s Gr.3 J Swap Sprint (1400m) at Te Rapa. The son of Savabeel has fashioned an enviable record since debuting less than 12 months ago, winning four of his nine starts