Racing: Close Up and personal for Hale
Shelley Hale is keen to keep the dream alive with upset first leg winner Close Up.
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Astor's standing in the three-year-old fillies' division will become clearer today.
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Tomorrow's Hannon Memorial is a case of purple and white against the world.
Racing: Switch of plan for glamour mare
Turnbull Stakes start would give Winx three weeks until the Cox Plate.
Racing: Lizzie L'Amour waits on Caulfield Cup
The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Lizzie L'Amour will need a little luck.
Racing: Connections call time on Mr Mor
The connections of Mr Mor have resisted the opportunity to give the jumper one more outing
All-weather policy gets Hogan's tick of approval
Patrick Hogan is urging racing participants to vote First in reaction to its racing policy
First steps on long Cup road
Everything changes when Lazarus and Heaven Rocks make their first public outings today.
Volkstok'n'barrell keeps eye on Aussie return
Domestic Group One challenges lie ahead of the well-performed Volkstok'n'barrell.
Punter cashes out $340k short on multi
The perils of "Cashing Out" are clear, if you're in for the fight you should see it out.
Humidor and Almandin set stage for spring feast
If Saturday is an example, we are in for a truly magnificent example of spring racing.
Have Faith In Me claims feature
Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen are unlikely to have a starter in the Victoria Cup.
Dolcetto is on the rise
Exceptional five-year-old Dolcetto took his career to another level at Awapuni yesterday.
Racing: Bullish about Savile Row
Transtasman trainer Mike Moroney is impressed by his Makfi four-year-old's demeanour.
Freakish Winx shades Hartnell heroics
At Ruakaka the programme is likely to start off with a Logan and Gibbs winner.
Parkes makes special trip to Ruakaka
Johnathan Parkes heads to Ruakaka today to continue his association with Tavistock.
One down but two to go for local stable
Donna Logan and Chris Gibbs have lost what was potentially their best chance of success.
Racing: In contention at Awapuni
Hopes for a successful return from Hard Merchandize were boosted this week.
Baker stars contesting on both sides of Ditch
Trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman will be keeping watch on feature race contenders.
Racing: Prom Queen better keep eye on ball
Felton Road and Aim Smart could give local filly the hurry-up at Ruakaka.
Racing: Have Faith In Me gets another chance
There is quiet confidence about Have Faith In Me's return at Addington tomorrow.
Racing: Shock racing law change to affect travellers
The snail's pace that key changes to NZ's Racing Act have moved could see big losses.
Racing: Trainer has serious plans for gifted colt
NZ 2000 Guineas is the principal spring target for Waldorf.
NZ First bursts out of gates with racing policy
New Zealand First is the only party who have released an election policy on racing
Racing: Shock law could cost TAB millions
The change means Kiwis travelling to Aussie will struggle to bet on their TAB account.
New shock law could cost TAB millions
NZ Racing Board forced to tell Australian clients their TAB accounts are now closed.
Colt's course locked in after Danehill
The direction of Summer Passage's spring campaign will become clearer.
Wanganui Guineas big chance for Waldorf
Waldorf is presented with a gilt-edged opportunity to add to his black type record today.
Waikato features to get boost from new sponsors
Two of Waikato's biggest races are about to get increased local support.