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Warrnambool-based trainer Matthew Williams is banking on a drop in grade and a return to Sandown being a winning formula for Mi Rock Aly (NZ) (El Roca). A Sandown winner three starts back, Mi Rock Ali runs in the Sportsbet Photo Finish Refund Handicap (2400m) on Saturday coming off
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Joe Pride is the first to admit that Bullets High (NZ) (Ace High) isn't the complete package, but the three-year-old's effort to rally for a gutsy win at Warwick Farm has all but earned him a Group One shot. A son of former top
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Luke Nolen appears favoured to regain the ride aboard I Wish I Win (NZ) (Savabeel) when he next steps out in Brisbane. With James Mcdonald heading to Japan to ride Romantic Warrior in the Yasuda Kinen on June 2, Nolen is in the box-seat to regain the ride on
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The Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr stable is pinning their faith in last start winner Hezashocka (NZ) (Shocking) providing them with victory in the Gr.1 Doomben Cup. Hezashocka is coming off a last start win in the Listed Gosford Cup (2200m) at Newcastle on May 11 on a
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The anniversary of Kovalica's (NZ) (Ocean Park) biggest success comes up in the next week and Chris Waller is hoping to celebrate the milestone with another Brisbane Group One win. The four-year-old son of Ocean Park will chase his first win since last year's
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Trelawney Stud bred Lim’s Kosciuszko (Kermadec) lived up to expectations by successfully scoring back-to-back victories in the S$1 million Kranji Mile (1600m) on Saturday. The win also gave the 2023 Kranji Mile winner his 20th win from 24 starts in Singapore - over distances ranging from 1200m
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Much was made of I Wish I Win (NZ) (Savabeel) drawing barrier one in The Everest last year and the star sprinter will need to overcome the same potential issue in Saturday's Gr.1 Doomben 10,000 (1200m). The five-year-old gelding has only been seen once
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Describing a horse as having the body shape of a pencil might not sound like high praise, but Dylan Gibbons believes it will be an advantage for Tavi Time (NZ) (Tavistock) when he steps out on a heavy track at Gosford. Gibbons has a theory that thoroughbreds with a lither
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An extended first campaign in Australia might have brought about the undoing of one-time Melbourne Cup fancy Goldman (NZ) (Verdi) in the spring, but the measures taken to rectify that are set to pay immediate dividends. The five-year-old is a solid $3 favourite for Saturday's
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Jockey Darren Danis will make his Singapore debut this Sunday, eight days later than expected, but he was still excited at the thought of riding at home after spending the last nine years in New Zealand. Licensed to ride in Singapore till October this year, the Singaporean son of former
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Super Joy N Fun’s (NZ) (What's The Story) unblemished record will go on the line in Wednesday night’s (8 May) Class 3 Shelley Handicap (1200m) at Happy Valley. Two for two to commence his career for trainer Benno Yung, the gifted Super Joy N Fun faces
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New Zealand bred horses dominated at Kranji on Saturday winning eight races on the ten race card with Cavalry (NZ) (Tavistock) winning the feature S$85,000 Class 2 (1600m) race as he aims for the $1 million Kranji Mile on 18 May. Bred by Marie Leicester, Cavalry was purchased