Racing: Genius extends record
Racing: Genius extends record
Genius recorded his 11th win from 15 starts this season when successful at New Plymouth on Tuesday.
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Racing: Presidential Reign back on track
Racing: Presidential Reign back on track
Presidential Reign is set to resume racing tonight at Forbury Park after failing to retain a foal.
First NZ rides for Englishman
First NZ rides for Englishman
George Strickland, a 19-year-old jumps rider from England, has his first New Zealand rides at Riverton tomorrow.
Sovereignty sidelined
Sovereignty sidelined
Sovereignty, the top stake-earner among the 4yr-old trotters this season, has been turned out to recover from a bone problem.
Racing: Loch Nagar making progress
Racing: Loch Nagar making progress
Loch Nagar has made good progress since joining the Woodend Beach stable of David and Catherine Butt.
Racing: Western Flare gains start
Racing: Western Flare gains start
Western Flare clinched a place in the field for the Sires' Stakes heat for 2yr-old pacers at Addington on Friday night with his win at Washdyke yesterday.
Racing: Riccarton race for Super Alloy
Racing: Riccarton race for Super Alloy
Super Alloy will remain in the South Island for the final day of the Canterbury autumn meeting after winning the open 1400m at Riverton yesterday.
Racing: Trip worthwhile
Racing: Trip worthwhile
Albert Bosma made the trip from Auckland to see Pentiful win at Waikouaiti on Sunday.
Racing: First NZ win for Japanese rider
Racing: First NZ win for Japanese rider
Akane Yamamoto, the Japanese jockey, rode her first New Zealand winner at Waikouaiti yesterday, but she had the gloss taken off the day with a suspension for careless riding in an earlier race.
Racing: Decision from Thornton this week
Racing: Decision from Thornton this week
Craig Thornton, the Cambridge trainer, will decide this week whether to leave Gin Dartre in the South Island or return home for a group one assignment.
Changes by Waldron do trick for Mr Molly
Changes by Waldron do trick for Mr Molly
Trainer Ben Waldron said the win of Mr Molly in the $55,000 Invercargill Cup on Saturday was the most satisfying he had experienced with the gelding.
Bellew in the action
Bellew in the action
Sean Bellew, president of the Southland Racing Club, figured as the owner and trainer of two winners at Ascot Park yesterday, the day after announcing major plans for the venue.
Racing: Daffodil firms for New Zealand Oaks
Racing: Daffodil firms for New Zealand Oaks
Dafodil has firmed in favour for the $400,000 New Zealand Oaks at Trentham on Saturday with the withdrawal of Due Diligence.
Racing: Heyzeal logical choice
Racing: Heyzeal logical choice
Heyzeal, the winner of four of her seven starts and placed in two others, is back in action at Forbury Park tonight, with a change of trainer and ownership.
Racing: Late entry fee to be paid
Racing: Late entry fee to be paid
Trainer Doug McLachlan said the late entry fee to the Sires' Stakes series would be paid for El Nino, winner of the New Zealand Kindergarten Stakes on Saturday.
Racing: No monkey business
Racing: No monkey business
A syndicate formed nine years ago to race horses had their biggest pay day when Monkey Magic won the $50,000 www.goodbars.co.nz Cup at Cromwell yesterday.
Racing: Wingatui challenge
Racing: Wingatui challenge
Halobelle was among a quartet of Wingatui-trained gallopers who left yesterday for a campaign in the lower North Island.
Racing: St Leger on agenda
Racing: St Leger on agenda
Quick Time confirmed a start in the New Zealand St Leger with an impressive win at Riccarton on Saturday.
Racing: Dunn sets a furious pace
Racing: Dunn sets a furious pace
Dexter Dunn drove five winners at Invercargill yesterday, taking his tally for the season to 109.
Trotter back from Australia
Trotter back from Australia
Whatsundermykilt, who is engaged in the free-for-all for trotters at Addington tonight, has been racing in Australia for the past 15 months.