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Racing: 1:46.8 mile win in US celebrated by South Auckland stud
A record win on the other side of the world is set to have a huge spinoff for South Auckland's Woodlands Stud.
A record win on the other side of the world is set to have a huge spinoff for South Auckland's Woodlands Stud.
The presents keep on coming for followers of Father Christmas.
Connections of superstar sprinter Black Caviar have asked not to know the sex of her first foal due in late September.
Steve Gulliver can't wait to organise the next fishing trip for himself and his winning rider Cory Perrett.
Brilliance is not without its hiccups for champion jumps jockey Steven Pateman.
Classy mare Vain Queen will be racing for more than just the lion's share of A$150,000 prize money in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final.
We've seen track bias and track bias, but you need a good memory to come up with one more pronounced than at Te Rapa on Saturday.
Injured Sydney jockey Peter Robl concedes his recent time working for the Walter stable has piqued his interest in becoming a trainer.
What a fabulous trial for next week's big hurdle race in Melbourne by Indikator on Saturday.
Trainer Len Treloar has stunned the Queensland racing industry by closing his stables last week, citing finances as the prime reason.
Bill Darrah is one of the world's oldest horse trainers with one of its smallest training tracks.
The highly paid chief executive of the state-run NZ Racing Board has quit with eight days' notice, with no public explanation for his departure.
One brave New Zealand punter is cashing in big time as Dexter Dunn dominates the harness racing winter.
Congratulations are due to, 1: Peter McKenzie, 2: game mare Josephine and, finally, 20-year-old Charlotte O'Beirne.
Racing Queensland officials will begin discussions this week to determine the distribution of funds to come from the new A$4.5 billion wagering deal.
Otago trainer Terry Kennedy has called on a name from the past for the amateur riders' rating 65 1400m at Wingatui today.
Father-and-son trainer-jockey partnership Graeme and Alex Forbes are giving them a taste of Kiwi in Inner Mongolia.
"Up the Hill the last time," is a term we've heard in Ellerslie steeplechase race calls for many decades.
After another succession of favourites won on the fifth day of Royal Ascot there was only one bookmaker up on the week and that was Paddy Power in his guise as an owner.
Asian apprentice Kei Chiong winning Saturday's $40,000 Kiwifruit Cup with Intransigent on Saturday brings us back to the story on women jockeys.
Two or three times in the past few years colleague Dennis Ryan called from Matamata to say: "Baggy Hillis is not too good. He may be on the way out."
Allan Sharrock has one piece of unfinished business with Waikato Stud's record-breaking performer I Do before she joins the Matamata farm's elite band of broodmares.
The considerable might of the Ballydoyle following will be measured again when their American import Verrazano takes on the Richard Hannon-trained favourite Toronado.
It was when you had an inkling Tony Lee would make it as a race caller.
Victorian jockey Michael Walker had a choice to make at the 300m mark of Saturday's Eugene Gorman Hcp at Flemington.
Sometimes the smallest gesture can make the most momentous statement.
Brave Ali has given trainer Tony Gollan a feature race double courtesy of a bold front-running ride from apprentice Tegan Harrison in the Ipswich Cup.