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Carl Henderson believes he has found an ideal race at Arawa Park on Saturday for his talented mare Jodelin Gal (NZ) (Swiss Ace) to resume her five-year-old season, which will be all about adding to her future value. While the Te Awamutu trainer is quietly confident of a bold showing,
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Secret Amour (NZ) (Niagara) will be on trial for a Brisbane winter campaign when she contests the Gr.3 Rydges Rotorua Stakes (1400m) at Arawa Park on Saturday. The five-year-old mare joined New Plymouth trainer Robbie Patterson from the Jamie Richards stable this season and made an immediate impact, winning
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Trainers Graeme and Debbie Rogerson are itching to get over to Queensland with smart juvenile Sharp ‘N’ Smart (NZ) (Redwood). The son of Redwood was victorious last start in the Listed Champagne Stakes (1600m) at Pukekohe and pleased in his trial at Avondale on Tuesday where he was unplaced over
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Well-performed relatives Sinarahma (NZ) (Darci Brahma) and Our Hail Mary (NZ) (Ocean Park) have been fine servants of Allan Sharrock’s operation and will chase further staying honours at both North Island venues on Saturday. The former will head to Arawa Park to contest the Gr.3 Campbell Infrastructure Rotorua
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Promising mare No Time To Jazz (NZ) (Swiss Ace) will front up on Saturday for the second black type challenge of her brief career and will be much better prepared this time around. The Pam Holden-trained five-year-old will head north to Arawa Park for the Gr.3 Rydges Rotorua Stakes
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Apprentice jockey Kavish Chowdhoory is still on a high after recording his first stakes win aboard Live Drama (NZ) (Ghibellines) in the Listed Daphne Bannan Memorial Great Easter Stakes (1400m) at Riccarton on Saturday. Having ridden a few stakes placings, Chowdhoory said it was an exciting moment to finally get
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The Whangarei Racing Club is thrilled with over 520 nominations for the five $60,000 finals that constitute ITM/GIB Northern Region Winter Championships on Saturday July 16. The contest to qualify for the finals begins on Saturday May 21 at Te Rapa and finishes at the same course on
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The love affair that quality mare Tevere (NZ) (Contributer) has for Te Rapa continued on the weekend when she recorded win number four from just six starts at the venue. The Mike Moroney and Pam Gerard-trained daughter of Contributer was sent out a warm $2 favourite despite a disappointing last
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A winning double plus four minor placings left Cambridge trainer Stephen Marsh well pleased with his day’s work at Te Rapa on Saturday. Marsh produced the quinella in race four, the Wig Wilson Memorial Mile (1600m) with Osaka (NZ) (Makfi) and Masetto (NZ) (Cape Blanco) and repeated the dose
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Mark Walker was still feeling upbeat on Sunday morning despite having to settle for the runner-up cheque with both of his runners at the Gold Coast on Saturday. Lightly raced four-year-old stayer Soprano Supreme (NZ) (Contributer) chased hard but came up just short when beaten by half a length in
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