Jumps racing future in NZ comes under the microscope
Submissions close on September 6 and NZTR had already received over 60 last week.
Submissions close on September 6 and NZTR had already received over 60 last week.
Rugged three-year-old Whiskey ‘N Roses showed he could be a contender for higher honours
Bonny Lass kicked off her six-year-old season on a perfect note.
His connections say he will not be at Hastings if the racing surface comes up heavy.
'She obviously has class so I think she will be in the finish.'
'I am not worried about the track, he handles any sort of going and has won on heavy.'
An injury will keep Mark Twain out of action this spring.
The A-class jockey has now been given his second ban from the sport since 2021.
The blazing Australian sprinter was unbeaten in 25 starts.
Co-trainer Shaune Ritchie is looking at the bigger picture for Mahrajaan.
Mick on Monday: The boys and girls of summer have been reminding us of their talents.
Sensational steeplechaser West Coast etched his name amongst the greats
New platform is aimed at the under-35 market or those who wouldn’t usually bet with TAB.
Filly trained by Matamata couple garnered plenty of interest as a juvenile last season.
Racing bosses are seeking feedback as they decide what to do with the sport.
Two standout performers from two of our most respected jumping stables go head-to-head.
'I thought it was a dead heat and I would’ve been happy with that'
Te Akau Racing's maintain stranglehold on New Zealand Trainers’ Premiership.
Robbie Patterson is excited about what the future might hold for Read About It
Trainer is having a stellar season but there are two major goals he wants to tick off.
'It is frustrating, but we can’t beat the weather'
Seasoned mare Malt Time is set to race while in foal next season.
The daughter of Belardo was fresh-up in the midweek meeting.
The Hastings fixture has been cleared to go ahead even after a rough week of weather.
Chris Waller and James McDonald's past triumphs highlight Kiwi absence at Ascot
'I am pretty sore but I know it could have been a lot worse,' says McNab.
It might be a case of high input producing maximum output for Little Bit Of Love
McGovern said it is also recognition for racing participants who work behind the scenes.
Mick on Monday: The meeting was called off after two races after a horse slipped.