A punter earned just as much as the owners of Kentucky Derby winner Justify.

Lazarus purchased for about $4m with eye to stud career in two hemispheres

COMMENT: Ane of Australia's most underrated young riders has cystic fibrosis.

New Zealand's greatest racehorse Lazarus has been sold to a North American syndicate.

All it took was a big move at the start that gave the horse all the room it needed.

Stephen Marsh admits to reservations about the chances of Bella Gioia and Amastar.

Second is not good enough for grand old-timer as magic money mark looms.

Cambridge trainer gives green light for South Australian Derby bid at Morphettville.

A son of heroine Makybe Diva made his long-awaited debut at Matamata.

Kiwi raiders forced to settle for second and third in steeples.

A significant change in Go Go Gonzo's approach is planned.

Trainer says 6-year-old in top shape after taking out Australian debut

Ashburton losing the Jewels will be an emotional decision for many

Will Sherrif will tackle the South Australian Derby?

Te Akau rider Shafiq Rusof celebrated his first NZ black type victory yesterday.

Stable's expectations are also high for the smart filly Paulownia.

A trip across the Tasman for the talented three-year-old Sherrif remains in the balance.

John Dickie's lifelong racing dream came true at Alexandra Park last night.

All eyes will be on class act Volpe Veloce when she comes back from a spell in Race 2.

$150k Rowe Cup and $100k Messenger have tough contestants.

Tye Angland is delighted Trapeze Artist will continue to race.

There is one glaring gap in Chris Alford's trophy cabinet.

Veteran has to give weight to a lot of horses at Awapuni.

Chris Johnson will ride Delacroix in the Wingatui Function Centre 2200 at Wingatui today.

Driver believes adrenalin helped filly through race before showing signs of soreness.

You never make future plans for horses on raceday, particularly if they have just won.

A bold front-running ride by Samantha Collett landed Azaboy a handsome winner.

If ever a trainer needed a drink it was Sally McKay.

Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman's training partnership struck gold.

A bold front-running ride by premiership-leading jockey leader Samantha Collett.