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New Zealand's most exciting young pacer will make a surprise return to Alexandra Park .
New Zealand's most exciting young pacer will make a surprise return to Alexandra Park .
It is what Melbourne Cup winner did after he retired that made Subzero so special.
Trainers from a small Waikato town could be in for a big day on the track.
The veteran pacer will never owe his driver Ricky May a thing.
Defending champion Blair Orange picks up drive in NZ Cup second favourite Copy That
The right of owners to see their horses race live will be a key point of debate.
Triple Crown at Hastings by no means certain plan for trainer Jamie Richards.
Verry Elleegant was sold for what seemed huge money two years ago, now she is a bargain.
Two Kiwi horses could be in for a good showing in the Winx Stakes at Randwick today.
Racing is tightening its Covid-19 protocols with face masks to be worn at all meetings
Harness racing meeting with no public or owners and potentially no Waikato horsepeople
Bostonian looking to extend greatest modern-day Aussie record of any New Zealand sprinter
Horse racing industry won't be greatly impacted unless lockdown extended further
Auckland horses sneak into Cambridge race after late move from trainers.
Happy Star will be vying to keep his recent winning record intact.
Covid chaos: Fields for Cambridge likely to be redrawn today
Horse racing can continue without crowds at Levels 2 and 3 but one meeting cancelled.
Four people have been granted border exemptions to enter NZ for work in Cambridge.
The first major jumps races of the interrupted racing season are at Te Rapa today.
The reformed TAB may be without a new chief executive until the New Year.
Early pressure, or a lack thereof, should decide the first open-class pace of the season.
The glamour girl of NZ racing returns in a 1200m Group 2 and hit two small snags.
Charles Road and Dragon Leap are making good progress ahead of their spring campaigns.
The loss of autumn racing has seen harness racing's new season re-shaped for the elite.
A disastrous year for the New Zealand thoroughbred stallion ranks has become even worse.
Ellerslie boss couldn't have dreamed he would be able to make today's announcement.
Improving track conditions might solve one of Beauden's problems.
Star jockey issues an apology after shocking race fall.
"It is what it is. I'm not greatly bothered," Molloy said following the private hearing.
The richest week in NZ racing could face a dramatic change of timeslot.