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Racing: Monbet gets his trainers' hopes up
For Greg and Nine Hope, tomorrow is about the next step.
For Greg and Nine Hope, tomorrow is about the next step.
Dexter Dunn is relying on raw speed to get him out of trouble at Cambridge tomorrow.
The mark of the truly great horse trainers is the effect they have on their horses when they are allowed any concentrated period of time with them.
The Australian assault on the Jewels looks set to double and maybe then some.
She may be a last-start Easter Cup winner but Adore Me could still have to work hard in Friday's $100,000 Taylor Mile after being handed a tricky draw.
Two of New Zealand's most promising pacing fillies clash at Cambridge tonight but with differing aims.
Terror To Love's chances of defending the $100,000 Easter Cup at Addington on Saturday have been dealt a blow by a disappointing trial.
Training great Mark Purdon has been forced to give up the drive on champion pacing mare Adore Me as he stretches stable resources to the limit.
When Nicole Molander left New Zealand three years ago with a few battling horses and a dream she never expected to return with a group one superstar.
Snooki gets a rare opportunity in tonight's Northern Oaks at Alexandra Park - the chance to race her own age group.
Battles already won and lost at Alexandra Park could play a major role in Venus Serena justifying her red hot favouritism for tonight's $125,000 Pascoes Northern Oaks.
If Smolda is going to win the A$750,000 Inter Dominion Final on Sunday he is going to have to do it the hard way.
Locharburn may be the most talented 3-year-old pacer in the country but that won't stop him being vulnerable at Alexandra Park tomorrow night.
Venus Serena's season could be about to get a bit tougher.
Terror To Love's Menangle nightmare continues even before he gets on the plane to Sydney for Sunday's A$750,000 Inter Dominion Final.
John Morell is one of a rapidly dying breed - rural owners who train their own racehorse from a farm.
Mark Purdon could be excused for having a bit on his mind this week.
Fears the new Inter Dominion date will savage the Auckland Trotting Cup look set to be wide of the mark for the second year running.
A controversial weekend has raised doubts over the big race campaigns of two of New Zealand's best pacers.
Trainer Paul Court admits Terror To Love is vulnerable in his comeback race at Invercargill today.
Ruakaka on the grass may seem an unusual place to find one of New Zealand's most valuable pacing mares.
John Dunn is hoping the aggression and class of his rivals actually works in his favour in two of today's Alexandra Park features.
The Gold Ace has finally found where he belongs in the pacing world - and it isn't New Zealand.
Ken Breckon could be excused for not answering the phone on his birthday next year.
Smoken Up has a shot at one of the greatest moments in harness racing history.