Bell not ringing any changes yet
Cambridge trainer John Bell is happy to bide his time before he introduces Storming The Tower to a new role on race day.
Cambridge trainer John Bell is happy to bide his time before he introduces Storming The Tower to a new role on race day.
Ben Foote's day didn't start well at Rotorua, but he ended it on a celebratory note after a significant victory from his genuine mare Illuminati.
Comeback pacing hero Christen Me could remind his little sister how it is done at Addington this afternoon.
For a group-rated Cup you wouldn't normally be tipping a horse with three and a half years between winning runs.
If you are banking on a more aggressive Delightful Memphis to pressure Spanish Armada early in the group one at Alexandra Park tonight, don't get too carried away.
If you are not a fan of the All Stars domination of NZ's biggest harness races you might want to avoid watching the Trackside TV channel this weekend.
Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young have yet to confirm their departure date to Australia, but they will enjoy a group one welcome after they arrive.
A colt from the last crop of champion sire O'Reilly was the subject of spirited bidding on the second day of the New Zealand Bloodstock Weanling.
Trainer Tony Pike hasn't given up on sneaking exciting filly Provocative into the Queensland Oaks even after an unplaced run at Te Rapa on Saturday.
Cambridge jockey Aaron Kuru will be keeping close tabs on the weather ahead of the first jumping feature of the year.
Inglewood Stud is a family operation and managed by Gus Wigley, who was handed the reins in 2012 by his father Nick, who also trains Zigwig.
Victory aboard Pepper Mill at Riccarton completed jockeys' premiership leader Lisa Allpress' successful southern venture yesterday.
After her great form in the north over summer What Choux Want (No5, R5) should be a great winning prospect as she resumes in the south at Riccarton today.
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Phil Butcher's driving skills may be at a career high but that will be tested by a couple of tricky handicaps in the biggest races at Alexandra Park tonight.
The power of Godolphin's all-blue colours have bookmakers locked in for tomorrow's A$385,000 ($418,000) Hollindale Stakes on Queensland's Gold Coast track.
The animal rights protesters were still there as Warrnambool's iconic three-day jumps meeting began on Tuesday.
Rarely has an unbeaten New Zealand racing star flown under the radar as much as Waikiki Beach.
Volpe Veloce can end a perfect two-year-old campaign with victory at Te Rapa on Saturday.
Xtravagant will be a notable absentee from the Queensland winter carnival.
Cliff's Dream was put down after a fall on Tuesday, ending the Warrnambool Carnival's five years without a death.
Tomorrow is the deadline for the yes-no decision on Xtravagant tackling the A$1.5 million Stradbroke in Brisbane on June 11.
Thank Leith Innes and Peter Vela's racing manager Gary Cossey for Rasa Lila's $100,000 Travis Stakes win at Te Rapa on Saturday.
Prince Of Passion (No3) has been very strong winning two and finishing second in his last three appearances.
Sir Patrick Hogan ended speculation around the 2016 stud fee of sire sensation Tavistock by announcing yesterday he will stand at $65,000 in his seventh season at Cambridge Stud.
Exceptional trotter Speeding Spur could be away from the track for up to a year.
Fans of trotting hero Monbet had two reasons to celebrate last night.
If Marcoola becomes New Zealand's latest dual Trotting Derby winner tonight, driver Clint Ford will have an unusual mentor to thank - champion rugby coach Robbie Deans.