Our Absolute primed for Rotorua
Our Absolute continued a memorable season for trainers Robyn and Russell Rogers when she was runner-up in the Gr.3 Cambridge Breeders’ Stakes (1200m) at Te Rapa a fortnight ago.
Cup test for The Fearless One
Robbie Patterson is hoping to see a glimpse of The Fearless One’s true staying talent in Saturday’s Listed Campbell Infrastructure Rotorua Cup (2200m) at Arawa Park.
Cup test for The Fearless One
Robbie Patterson is hoping to see a glimpse of The Fearless One’s true staying talent in Saturday’s Listed Campbell Infrastructure Rotorua Cup (2200m) at Arawa Park.
Novara Park looking forward to the 2024 season
Novara Park has stuck solid with its stallion roster, maintaining the service fees for all stallions for the 2024 breeding season.
Talented Super Joy N Fun aims to extend unbeaten start
Super Joy N Fun’s (NZ) (What’s The Story) unblemished record will go on the line in Wednesday night’s (8 May) Class 3 Shelley Handicap (1200m) at Happy Valley.
Cambridge Stud Shuttler Hello Youmzain Sires First Winner
Cambridge Stud shuttle stallion Hello Youmzain, a Group One winning sprinter by Kodiac, is on the board with his first winner after Allee de Bercy saluted on debut at Chantilly overnight.
Former captain having a sweet time training racehorses
Jim Sweetensen spent decades at sea captaining merchant ships, but there was always one thing that he couldn’t shake – a dream to train racehorses.
Former captain having a sweet time training racehorses
Jim Sweetensen spent decades at sea captaining merchant ships, but there was always one thing that he couldn’t shake – a dream to train racehorses.
Well-related colt weaves magic at Matamata
Exciting two-year-old Magice replicated the early feats of his Group One-winning relative with an impressive maiden victory at Matamata on Wednesday.
Haworth enjoying more relaxed racing approach
David Haworth has significantly reduced numbers at his Foxton operation in recent times but his eye for a winner is as keen as ever.
Former captain having a sweet time training racehorses
Jim Sweetensen spent decades at sea captaining merchant ships, but there was always one thing that he couldn’t shake – a dream to train racehorses.
Phillips welcoming wet weather ahead of Riverton
Winton trainer John Phillips has been welcoming the wet weather in Southland this week ahead of his wet track specialist Midnight Runner’s return to racing at Riverton on Friday.