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Racing: Kawi sparkles in workout
A sparkling jumpout at New Plymouth yesterday told New Plymouth trainer Allan Sharrock that Kawi was in the right condition to defend
A sparkling jumpout at New Plymouth yesterday told New Plymouth trainer Allan Sharrock that Kawi was in the right condition to defend
We called Cambridge trainer Craig Thornton at home yesterday, but he was down town buying a dozen tea towels.
Fannin was delighted with the way the mare handled her first look at the famed Ellerslie steeplechase circuit and is looking forward to bigger things in a fortnight.
Difficult to sort out a good winner locally today, but if you wait for the last at Ellerslie tonight take Secret Spirit (No 7, R7) each-way.
Swanston Street, the first Monday in November a decade or two back.
Veteran of just 14 race starts Crash Bandicoot primed for Pakuranga Hunt Cup and Great Northern.
The feet are sorted and so are the insides as Arran Chief starts to build up towards a possible tilt at one of New Zealand trotting's great races with a race at Addington tonight.
Talented 3-year-old filly Hello M'Lady will be out to break maiden ranks when she steps out in the Cambridge Stud 1200 at Taupo today.
There is good and bad news for Pick6 punters at Cambridge tonight.
Upper Cut has been sparingly raced due to his injuries, but there was confidence in his camp ahead of the National following a brave effort to finish runner-up.
The scene is set for Southern Icon to go from his rating as an improving horse to weight-for-age winner in today's $100,000 Lisa Chittick Foxbridge Plate.
Kawi's scratching from tomorrow's $100,000 Lisa Chittick Foxbridge Plate has changed the landscape to an unrecognisable level in the race.
Tony Herlihy admits his rivals may hold the fate of One Over Da Moon in their hooves when the standout trotter returns to Alexandra Park tonight.
Damien Oliver partnered Xtravagant in a work-out at Flemington yesterday ahead of the star New Zealander's Cox Plate campaign.
An interrupted build-up to the Breeders Crown has thrown superstar Kiwi three-year-old Waikiki Beach into one of the toughest challenges of his career.
Jockey Matthew Cropp hopes carrying the top weight does not mean Wee Biskit will only be chasing crumbs in today's Grand National Hurdle.
Multiple stakes winner No More Tears will have a number of factors in her favour when she kicks off a new campaign aimed at two group one goals.
Champion New Zealand jumps racehorse Sea King is lucky to be alive after a freak race accident saw part of a running rail spear him
The Big Opal produced a gem of a performance yesterday to complete a dream opening to the Grand National carnival at Riccarton for Kevin Myers.
Expectations around Mongolian Falcon were sky high at Ruakaka and the classy colt didn't let anybody down.
There is a popular line in the past couple of seasons: "Class is permanent".
Can you win Horse of the Year after winning just one race? The answer might be yes, especially if that race is the Caulfield Cup.
A racehorse set to become a racing rarity by competing without a whip has been tragically killed on the way to the races.
Luisanabelle Midfrew's last New Zealand start should be a winning one at Addington tonight. While trainer Nigel McGrath admits he
The $30,000 1200m sprint at Ruakaka tomorrow is not a practice run, but you are excused if you think it looks like one.
Paying $1000 for a bottle of vitamin complex is ridiculous and clearly suspicious, a racehorse vet told a cobalt inquiry yesterday.
The best advice for punters confused by harness racing's new handicapping system which debuts at Cambridge tonight is simple - ignore it.
Hasselhoof walked off the Ruakaka track after a piece of slow work yesterday morning and with lightning speed did a 360 degree spin around.
Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman's spring hopes gained momentum at the Te Teko trials yesterday.
Globetrotting jockey Danielle Johnson will make a low key return to domestic business today with two rides at Tauranga.