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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,
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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
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Classy customer On the Rocks (NZ) (Alamosa) is on the road to defending his Gr.1 Herbie Dyke Stakes (2000m) title after a comprehensive fresh-up performance in the New World Summer Cup (1400m) at Tauranga. Off the scene and gelded since contesting the Gr.1 Doomben Cup (2000m) and
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The winning run of trainer Jamie Richards and the Te Akau Racing team continued at Tauranga on Thursday when Byzantine (NZ) (Savabeel) scored over 1400m in rating 72 company. Richards currently sits atop the National Trainer’s Premiership ladder with 61 wins, nine clear of Cambridge conditioner Stephen Marsh and
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The Tony Pike-trained Not Ideal (NZ)(Nicconi) indicated he has a promising future ahead of him after he maintained his winning ways at Tauranga. The Nicconi three-year-old made a successful debut over 1400m at Hastings last month with his trainer keen on testing him against the best
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Cambridge trainer John Bell has indicated stable star Julius (NZ) (Swiss Ace) has pulled up well from his exertions in winning the Gr.1 Sistema Railway (1200m) at Ellerslie on New Year’s Day and will now be set for a second Group One title. The win represented a fairytale
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A winning double at Ellerslie on New Year’s Day provided the ideal start to 2020 for Matamata trainer Graham Richardson. Paisley Park (NZ) (Azamour) defied a 60-kilogram topweight to beat a talented field in the Dunstan Feeds Stayers’ Championship Final (2400m), while Vichy (NZ) (Cape Blanco) ended the
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