New Zealand
Taranaki racing has been given the green light for racing to return to New Plymouth Raceway next month. The track has been out of action since February following successive abandonments due to the slippery nature of the track. Subsequent remedial work has taken place to improve the surface and the
New Zealand
Trainer Chloe Cumming was over the moon with the winning result of well-related three-year-old filly Crazy In Love when on debut in the Haunui Farm 1400m at Pukekohe Park on Wednesday. The daughter of Turn Me Loose won her sole trial over 1300m on the Cambridge Synthetic
New Zealand
Promising juvenile filly Wessex scored her second career win when taking out the NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1200m) at Pukekohe Park on Wednesday. The daughter of Turn Me Loose won on debut last September before two unplaced stakes runs and trainer Andrew Forsman was pleased to see her back
New Zealand
Former New Zealand Bloodstock Sales Manager Danny Rolston is heading to Hong Kong for his next challenge. After 18 years at New Zealand Bloodstock in various roles, 44-year-old Rolston will head abroad later this week to begin a new role with the Hong Kong Jockey Club, chiefly ensuring
Australia
Rejuvenated mare Atishu (NZ) (Savabeel) will be vying to add a Group One crown to her mantle at Eagle Farm on Saturday. The Savabeel mare heads into the Gr.1 Tattersall’s Tiara (1400m) off the back of three placings from as many starts - the Gr.3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup
New Zealand
Rivals of impressive Timaru debut winner Surcharge (NZ) (Proisir) thinking he might be vulnerable stepping up in grade at Oamaru on Thursday might be advised to reconsider their optimism. That’s the inference from Riccarton trainer Terri Rae, who reported that the Priosir three-year-old had only improved since
New Zealand
Carl Henderson has a Group One plan locked in for his stable star Jodelin Gal (NZ) (Swiss Ace) and a trip to the Central Districts earlier this month successfully ticked off a step along the way. The Te Awamutu-based trainer trekked south to Hawke’s Bay with the talented
New Zealand
Fresh from riding his seventh race winner, Matamata apprentice Yuto Kumagai is aiming high. Kumagai scored his latest victory at Te Rapa on Saturday, guiding Canny Man (NZ) (Preferment) to an easy victory in a Rating 65 event over 1300m for his employers, Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott. And
New Zealand
Iconic farm Waikato Stud will for at least the next 3 years be the naming rights sponsor of the Waikato Stud Foxbridge Plate. Waikato Stud will sponsor the $120,000 Group Two Sprint that traditionally acts as a springboard for the campaigns of high quality gallopers in their hunt for
New Zealand
Andrew Forsman is holding a wet track trump card in Turn The Ace (NZ) (Turn Me Loose) and will continue to play a few more hands through the winter with the three-year-old. The Cambridge trainer produced the son Turn Me Loose for a runaway last-start victory in
New Zealand
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Australia
Simon Zahra will wait the week before deciding whether to push on the Winter Sprint Series final with Zac De Boss (NZ) (Zacinto) but he left little doubt which way he’s leaning. “I don’t want to run him for the sake of running him because the final is