
Group 1 odyssey begins
Standish Hcp winner Odyssey Moon will head to New Zealand for the Telegraph Hcp in a bid to land an important group one win.
Standish Hcp winner Odyssey Moon will head to New Zealand for the Telegraph Hcp in a bid to land an important group one win.
Tearaway tactics saw promising sprinter Shadow Fox spread-eagle his rivals at Trentham on Saturday.
A gear switch proved an inspired move after Alinko Prince produced a strong staying performance on Saturday.
Classy two-year-old Catchy has continued her march towards the Blue Diamond Stakes, remaining unbeaten with a comfortable win at Caulfield.
Consistent customer Kolonel Kev returned to winning form at Trentham on Saturday.
Maid Of Steel justified her strong support when she led all the way to capture the Coastwood Homes Lockwood Thames Cup (2000m).
Champion New Zealand pacer Lazarus has had a change of plans and Victoria has been the big winner.
Alinko Prince was narrowly beaten in the Feilding Cup, the Waverley Cup and in the Chalmers Hcp before gaining a major reward.
Awapuni trainer Jeff Lynds is prepared to raise the bar to a lofty level for his sprinter Thien Ly.
Karen and her husband, Kelvin, had been forced to look further afield if they were to continue in the industry.
There are some juicy quinellas to be struck at Trentham to give you some ammunition for Thames
The trio who make up White Robe Lodge's 2017 draft will have clocked up the longest Kiwi road trip.
Mark Du Plessis has been locked in as the rider of the talented colt Savile Row.
Seasoned traveller Benzini is likely to be on the move again later this year.
Finally some good news for the forgotten hero of New Zealand harness racing.
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Evan Rayner clearly thinks Start Wondering is the best horse he has trained, but in an extremely emotional moment he couldn't quite find the words.
If you backed Gift Of Power in $70.000 Barneswood Farm Eclipse Stakes you were unlucky to be beaten by one of the most freakish carnival performances seen.
What better way to begin 2017 and 12 months of punting than Sacred Shot (No 3, R1) in the opener at Ellerslie today.
Dream About Me obliterated the Auckland Cup race record and her opponents in the $250,000 group one at Alexandra Park tonight.
Vincent is going home but he shouldn't be expecting a warm welcome.
Lizzie L'Amour and Fanatic are unquestionably the best placed at Ellerslie to take the first leg of $1 million jackpot today. The
Wide draws hold few concerns for Cambridge trainer Murray Baker, ahead of Sunday's City Of Auckland Cup at Ellerslie.
Christmas presents don't come much better for former Foxton trainer Anna Scott.
Today looks like multi-bet heaven at Alexandra Park but when it comes to punting, heaven can quickly turn into hell.
Daffodil was a great mare who possibly did not get quite the recognition she deserved.
Tony Pike-trained Skyweka, who lines up in the Rich Hill Mile at Ellerslie tomorrow.
Start Wondering joined the stable after successful stints with Paul Belsham and in Sydney with Chris Waller, where his time was cut short by a bleeding attack.