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Three days on from He's A Gold Digger's (NZ) (Deep Field) success at Tauherenikau in a maiden 1000m event owner, trainer and jockey Malcolm Hill is still trying to get his head around the achievement. Hill, who had ridden his last winner in New Zealand over
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Trainer Jamie Richards was happy to put a tick in the mission accomplished column of star three-year-old Probabeel's (NZ) (Savabeel) campaign plan after she accounted for her age group rivals with deceptive ease at Awapuni on Saturday. The Matamata conditioner was keen to see the Savabeel
Australia
Group-performed colt Conqueror (Fastnet Rock) has shown he is on target for a trip to New Zealand for the Karaka Million 3YO Classic (1600m) after resuming from a let-up with a win at Caulfield. Having his first start since finishing second in the Gr.2 Sandown Guineas (1600m)
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Trainer Simon Zahra was finding it hard to split the chances of stablemates Mrs Beckham (NZ) (Torondado) and Parmie (Snitzel) ahead of their clash at Caulfield. And with good reason. Mrs Beckham, coming off a maiden win at the same track on December 18, held off a late charge from
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Tuhikaramea visitor Beauden (NZ) (Bullbars) made light work of his 59kg topweight as he took out the Listed Japac Homes FastTrack $5k Marton Cup (2200m) on his favourite Awapuni track. The Team Rogerson-trained galloper had won five times from just seven outings at the Palmerston North circuit before Saturday
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Superstar three-year-old Probabeel (NZ) (Savabeel) proved a class above her age-group rivals when she made a winning start to her summer campaign over 1400m at Awapuni on Saturday. The Savabeel filly was backed as unbeatable on past performances that included a win in the Karaka Million 2YO
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New Plymouth galloper Malo Bik (NZ)(Dalghar) took full advantage of the featherweight of 50kgs on his back when he stepped up to open handicap company with an impressive victory over 1400m at Awapuni. The Dalghar five-year-old has hit a purple patch of form of late with Saturday’
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Progressive mare Pinched (NZ) (Pins) made a winning return to the track on Friday but not before causing her trainer Ross McCarroll plenty of concern down the long Te Aroha straight. The victory made it three wins from three starts for the Pins four-year-old who had been off
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Group One performer Beauden (NZ) (Bullbars) will return to his favourite track in search of his first black-type win in Saturday’s Listed Japac Homes FastTrack $5k Marton Cup (2200m) at Awapuni. The Bullbars gelding has stepped up to stakes level this season and made a very good impression,
Breeding
Verdi will be represented by his first crop of yearlings at Karaka at the end of this month. He began his stallion career at Long Acres Stud, the Canterbury operation of Myles Gordon and Deborah Clark, in association with Monovale Farm, for an initial fee of $3,000+gst in
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Trainer Gary Vile will launch a two-pronged attack on Saturday’s Property Brokers 3YO 1400 on his home turf at Awapuni but is the first to admit he may well be running for only the minor money. Lightly-raced three-year-olds Kick Start (NZ) Proisir) and Power ‘n’
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James McDonald talks to RSN’s Michael Felgate after a four-tuner at Ellerslie Click here to download audio