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New Zealand
Classy three-year-old Devastate returned to winning form at Ruakaka on Saturday when taking out the One Tree Point 3YO (1400m) for trainer Andrew Forsman. The Group Three-winning son of Vadamos was pushed forward out of the gates by jockey Ashvin Goindasamy to settle close to the speed in the running
New Zealand
Stakes targets a looming on the horizon for Stallone following his win at Awapuni on Saturday. Trainer Anna Clement has always held the gelding in high regard and was delighted to see him post his third career win over the weekend. From his ace draw, the son of Savabeel was
New Zealand
Promising mare Watch Out kept her unbeaten record intact at Phar Lap Raceway on Sunday, continuing Karen and John Parsons’ 100 percent success rate with the four-year-old’s family. The Balcairn husband and wife team train the daughter of Highly Recommended, with Karen officially listed as the breeder and owner.
Australia
He may be trained in Adelaide but Not Usual Glorious (Fiorente) stamped himself as a star of Victoria's country cup circuit with victory in Sunday's Swan Hill Cup (1600m). Travis Doudle and Beau Mertens combined to land the iconic feature with the six-year-old, who settled on
New Zealand
Riccarton trainer Lance Robinson left Phar Lap Raceway a happy man on Sunday following Adannaya’s win in the Dianne Goodeve Open (1200m). Under a cool ride from jockey Courtney Barnes, Adannaya (NZ) (Niagara) wasn’t drawn into the early speed, opting instead to settle midfield. She was presented perfectly
New Zealand
Zelenski (NZ) (Shocking) added another Cup to his owner’s mantle when he took out the Dunstan Horsefeeds Waimate Cup (1600m) at Phar Lap Raceway on Sunday. Trainers Ken Rae and Krystal Williams weren’t sure how the six-year-old would handle the step up to the mile from his 1200m
Australia
Fresh from owning Saturday's Sandown card, Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have readjusted their sights to Monday's Mornington program, where they have one of the shortest-priced favourites of the day in Mrs Chrissie (NZ) (Per Incanto). The daughter of Per Incanto will chase a maiden city
New Zealand
Millefiori (NZ) (Iffraaj) will get the chance to add some valuable black-type to her record following her victory in the Cartown 1100 at Awapuni on Saturday. The Mark Walker-trained four-year-old jumped away fairly for apprentice jockey Niranjan Parmar to sit midfield. Parmar took a patient approach with his charge and
Australia
Apprentice jockey Wiremu Pinn displayed his supreme talent at Sandown on Saturday, notching his first metropolitan winner in Australia before going on to post a treble. Pinn teamed up with the red-hot Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable to record his first Saturday winner in Australia with Extratwo, before wins
New Zealand
Rick Wells added plenty of local flavour to Ruakaka’s meeting on Saturday, with the Northland trainer scoring success in the Mathias Currie Insurance (1200m) with Patricia. The four-year-old mare was pushed forward from her outside gate by jockey Ashvin Goindasamy to take an early lead. The pair controlled the
New Zealand
Consistent campaigner Paisley Park rewarded trainer Graham Richardson’s decision to head north to Ruakaka on Saturday with victory in the Marsden Metals Bream Bay Sprint (1400m). Jockey Warren Kennedy settled the eight-year-old at the tail of the seven-horse field where he bided his time before finding a gap between
Australia
The Listed Wayne Wilson (1600m) may have been something of a consolation prize at Eagle Farm on Saturday, but a spectacular performance by New Zealand-bred Antino has eased any disappointment for his trainer Tony Gollan and got him thinking about spring carnivals in Sydney and Melbourne. Gollan had hoped to