Mongolian Wolf licks plate field
Winning percentage in Australia's staying features is not about to change soon.
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The Mufhasa colours were again to the fore at Hastings yesterday.
Racing: Cup victory just in time
Five To Midnight closed a rewarding campaign in the best possible style.
Mongolian Wolf's turn to shine
Another graduate of NZ's top three-year-old class of 2017 will be out to make his mark.
Rain welcome in the South
Invercargill mare Miss Three Stars will have track conditions to suit.
Griffin next from Gingernuts team
Te Akau is about to launch Griffin on the New Zealand racing scene.
Racing: Hartnell goes for spell, not Hong Kong
Sydney stayer Hartnell will head to the spelling paddock instead of Hong Kong.
Racing: Richardson says mare ready for big effort
A black type credit at Hastings this weekend will cap a rewarding campaign.
Racing: Conditions will suit Pacorus
Expected wet track at Hastings has 5-year-old's owner getting 'a bit keen'.
Lazarus left for dead in markets
NZ's best pacer has been stunningly left out of markets for the Harness Jewels.
Kiwi filly chasing Oaks dream in Adelaide
The connections of Savvy Dreams have been encouraged to try their luck in Australia.
Top sprinter set for Brisbane carnival
Brisbane has become the offshore destination of choice for star Start Wondering.
Racing: James McDonald loses appeal against disqualification
McDonald has lost his second tier appeal against the severity of his disqualification.
Marsh unleashes smart juvenile at Pukekohe
Two-year-old Ardrossan made a winning debut at Pukekohe yesterday.
Winx owes a lot to Vegas Showgirl
If you'd selected and bought Winx as an agent, A$13 million down the line you'd come up.
Roaring along both sides of ditch
The all-conquering Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman stable enjoyed a red-letter day.
Racing: Sweet sixteen could turn sour for Waller
If Winx is beaten today in the Randwick feature the inquest will not be pretty.
Racing: Love Affair and Let Me Roar among highlights at Te Rapa
Te Rapa surface will be in the dead range.
Racing: Ritchie set to devise Oaks plan
The Cambridge filly has finished in the money in her last four starts.
Racing: Iffraaj youngsters debut
Moira Murdoch and her daughter Kieran are counting themselves fortunate.
Racing: Barman takes shot again
Who Shot Thebarman will continue his remarkable record over the marathon flat trip.
Racing: Vincent could be better value in $200,000 Derby
Dexter Dunn knows how to beat Ultimate Machete.
Racing: Class mare can beat the best
Trainer not worried about Sofia Rosa failing to fire in the Ranvet Stakes.
Racing: Stylish Attack ready for unexpected opportunity
Stylish Attack is in the right order to make the most of an unexpected group one chance.
Racing: Stewart eyes new National fairytale with Saphir Du Rheu
Andy Stewart's colours will be carried in Saturday's race by Saphir Du Rheu.
Racing: Mister Impatience set for Sydney Cup crack
They haven't wasted any time in sending the stayer back to Australia.
Racing: Waterhouse in grilling over switch
Waterhouse and Bott at centre of a stewards investigation for substituting horses.
Barrier draw may yet prove cruel cut
It is the draw which shapes the market for New Zealand Derby.
Mares' feature at Te Rapa
The premier thoroughbred meeting scheduled for Te Aroha has been transferred to Te Rapa.