Bettor Joy in box seat at Breeders
Bettor Joy will be like a three-year-old racing juveniles at Melton tomorrow - literally.
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Gillies won the jumps jockeys' premiership in 2013-14 and rode 85 winners.
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Jockey Davy Russell appeared to punch his mount Kings Dolly on the head before a race.
Winx in top nick after sizzling run
Super mare scorches to personal best during final 600m of race.
Trainer lines up 'special' Charmont for breeding
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Aloisia's connections eye two Group One race starts
Connections of Aloisia are focused on a pair of Group One opportunities this season.
Win has Waipipi Lad in frame
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Phelan roll continues with Kipkeino
The red-hot run of northern jumps jockey Shaun Phelan continued.
Last-to-first gut-buster for Winx
Winx did exactly what we thought she would do and a lot more.
Money's on mare for big test
McQuade has unwavering belief in Underthemoonlight's ability to foot it at elite level.
Filly to gallop at Ruakaka
Prom Queen's upcoming group one campaign will gather momentum on her home track today.
Silks ruled off colour but Walker in pink
Alward impressively opened his Australian account for NZ syndication company Go Racing.
Five To Midnight has light build-up
Latta believes she can get a maximum result from Five To Midnight on a minimum of racing.
Stunned Cowan off to flier
Apprentice aims to rein in excitement after early success, with plans to improve skills.
Pair tip blueblood filly to deliver on track
One of the more valuable fillies in country can add race performance to her rich pedigree.
Ngatira Gold off canvas for knock-out
A stirring contest in the open steeplechase was finally settled in favour of Ngatira Gold.
National rivals given Upper Cut
Mark Oulaghan is a truthful man, but in the Riccarton birdcage on Saturday he told a lie.
Oulaghan counts them out again
Mark Oulaghan successfully defended his Grand National Steeplechase title.
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Hillis happy with Liquid Inspiration
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Cups not Cox for classy Cambridge quartet
"While Winx is around the Cox Plate is very much a back-up plan," said trainer.
On Parole likely to take off with the loot
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Racing: Hastings candidate Nymph Monte making progress
Nymph Monte made his mark at stakes level last season.
Racing: Grand day at park for loyal jockey
Scotsman true to his word, even though he partnered Go Go Gonzo on first day.
Racehorses are failing drugs tests because their grooms are peeing in stables
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Otaki pencilled in for group one hope
Maybe Miami is likely to hit the road earlier than planned in bid for group one honours.
No place like home for smart sprinter
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Racing: Behind-scenes toil pays for Harris
Cambridge jockey rewarded with first option of ride on Group One winner Sofia Rosa.
Monarch Chimes tuning up for Great Northern Hurdles
Monarch Chimes' trainers aren't concerned their jumping star goes a month between runs.