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Horse racing: Levante on another level
Trainer Ken Kelso is adamant Levante is the best she has been all season.
Trainer Ken Kelso is adamant Levante is the best she has been all season.
Kiwi driver Tim Williams wants to double down tomorrow.
Another major player has been added to this Saturday’s rare battle of three-year-olds.
The all-conquering Dave and Jean Fahey training partnership savoured more success.
Aquacade keeps ticking all the boxes of an Auckland Cup favourite.
"I can still hear her laugh."
A cagey ride by Ryan Elliot on Colorado Star saw the pair upset the applecart.
Wexford Stables hope their New Zealand Derby picture will become a lot clearer.
Auckland’s major sporting venues have suffered more damage.
A harness racing trainer injected a horse with vodka on the morning of Cup Day.
Katrina Alexander didn’t want to scratch La Crique from the Thorndon Mile.
The trainer’s two favourites failied to deliver.
Today’s opening day of the yearling sales provides an emotional challenge.
Sharrock has super strike rate he would like to carry over into Wellington Cup.
There are few things more dangerous for punters than lead-up races to Group 1s.
Ashley Bradshaw has established herself as a consistent greyhound conditioner.
Doing it by Book: Rich Hill Stud prodigy will be sought after from Books 1 and 2.
Alexanders going for the tried and true formula at Trentham.
One of NZ racing’s most colourful personalities was in the winner's circle.
Exciting Cambridge filly downs the superstars of her crop without fuss.
Walker rates Imperatriz best of truckloads of chances.
Standby for Karaka fireworks or damp squib as race awaits moment in a Million.
Trainer Stephen Marsh has been on a roller-coaster with Ulanova over the last month.
The king of the Karaka Million admits the barrier draw forced his hand.
Two kennels absolutely dominated last Thursday’s Waikato GRC.
Luk Chin may be turning 80 today but he says there is a good reason he can’t retire.
Opie Bosson has owned our richest two-year-old race in the past six years.
Champion sprint mare retains Trentham title after titanic struggle down to finish