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Trainer has Foote in both camps
Strictly business: Guineas is likely to kick-start a lucrative week.
Strictly business: Guineas is likely to kick-start a lucrative week.
An old-fashioned workload produced a new best version of Habibi Inta in $300,000 Dominion.
If you are worried about Kali's wide draw in tomorrow's 1000 Guineas at Riccarton don't be
New Marcoola driver worried about her favourite horse and mother blocking way.
Last-minute venue change saw minister met with Chinese racing tycoon in his hotel suite.
Gun ride by leading hoop Matthew Cameron delivers the bread.
This wasn't how November was supposed to go for Sundees Son.
Mark Purdon is happy to settle for second as former protege gets the big prize.
People can be forgiven for confusing Shadows Cast for a pack horse.
COMMENT: There are the only two proven Gr 1 winners at the highest level in today's race.
All you need to know about the biggest harness meeting in the Southern Hemisphere.
Butt may live in Sydney these days but he is about as Canterbury as horsepeople come.
Superstar New Zealand mare might actually be world class.
The star gelding is not for sale and is staying put in NZ.
Even nursing a broken thumb, Ashvin Goindasamy can't believe how lucky he is.
When jockeys lose focus and gain weight doors close quickly.
Incredible scenes as a group of friends celebrate winning $500k on Melbourne Cup.
Kenny's date was coming to a sad end on Melbourne Cup day. Then he won $793k.
Also facing a tricky draw is Sundees Son.
Barrier draw not so kind to Melody Belle in Mackinnon.
Waikato Stud has secured a majority share in the son of Dundeel.
Some punters were feeling just as good as champion jockey Craig Williams.
An ugly fight broke out at the Melbourne Cup as security guards struggled to intervene.
Melbourne Cup engulfed in drama with leading Kiwi jockey at the heart of the controversy.
The race that stops a nation needed a local fairytale.
High police presence couldn't stop the Melbourne Cup antics as shirts and shoes come off.
Protests were predicted at this year's Melbourne Cup but not this kind.