New Zealand
Progressive staying mare Kattegat(NZ) (Redwood) is expected to return to top form at Otaki on Thursday. The daughter of Redwood has been patiently handled and another major reward beckons the Shaun Fannin and Hazel Schofer-trained six-year-old in the Wheelhouse Sports Bar Horowhenua Christmas Cup (2100m). Kattegat was an Ellerslie
New Zealand
Former New Zealand Horse of the Year Sharp ‘N’ Smart(NZ) (Redwood) is set to head to Trentham on Saturday to kick-off his summer campaign and ready for a Group One assignment at the Upper Hutt track next month. The son of Redwood was runner-up in the Gr.1 Thorndon
New Zealand
Tony Pike is confident Golden Century(NZ) (Pierro) can realise his full potential over ground and his opinion has been endorsed by a major international player. The Cambridge trainer’s lightly raced son of Pierro has recently been purchased by OTI Racing, but for the foreseeable future will remain in
Australia
Well-travelled gelding Here To Shock (NZ) (Shocking) will have his first start in Victoria for close to four months when he lines up in the $1 million Supernova slot race at Pakenham on Saturday. After racing in Queensland during the winter, the Lindsay Park-trained galloper ran a gallant second to
Australia
Such is the form his vast Darby Racing stable of horses are in that Scott Darby suspects Saturday's A$300,000 Listed Pakenham Cup could see a reversal in fortunes of his syndicate's runner Goldman (NZ) (Verdi). A one-time early Melbourne Cup favourite in 2023 after
New Zealand
Cluedo Lane (NZ) (Ghibellines) came into Kimberley Hodgson’s care around the festive season last year, and on Wednesday at Ashburton, she hopes he can deliver an early Christmas present in the Agraforum Growing Innovation (1600m). A five-year-old by Ghibellines, Cluedo Lane earned his maiden success at Wingatui in October,
New Zealand
Shaun and Emma Clotworthy are enjoying the best of both worlds with their highly regarded three-year-old Willydoit (NZ) (Tarzino). The Byerley Park trainers pushed their budget to the maximum at Karaka to secure the son of Tarzino and have already been handsomely rewarded on their investment. Following a first trial
New Zealand
Talented stablemates Sir Albert (NZ) (Savabeel) and Dazzling Miss (NZ) (Proisir) will head down to Ashburton on Wednesday to launch their summer campaigns. The highly-rated pair have lined up against each other on a number of occasions, most recently in the Gr.3 TAB Mile (1600m) during New Zealand Cup
New Zealand
Chris Gibbs has exercised plenty of patience with his promising stayer Sweet But Psycho (NZ) (Proisir) and he hopes that can continue to pay off when she contests the Dunstan Horsefeeds Stayers Championship Qualifier (2100m) at Ruakaka on Wednesday. The daughter of Proisir is a full-sister to Gr.1 New
New Zealand
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New Zealand
Balcairn galloper Our Echo will build towards a potential northern assignment at Ashburton on Wednesday, taking his place in the McCrea Painters And Decorators Trainers Challenge (1300m). A son of Echoes Of Heaven, Our Echo has found plenty of success at the champagne turf over several seasons, highlighted by his
New Zealand
Donovan Cooper has made quite the impression in the southern jockey ranks since he moved down from the North Island earlier this year, and he continued his good run of form at Ascot Park on Saturday when scoring a four timer. The expat South African’s previous best day in