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Enter the real Hall Of Fame

Stephen Autridge and Jamie Richards completed their unfinished group one business at Trentham yesterday in fine style with Hall Of Fame.

Smart youngsters shine

Three-year-olds at different ends of the performance scale produced eye-catching efforts at Ellerslie yesterday.

Important success sought

Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan hopes his recent streak of luck with owner Linda Huddy can stand up for at least one more race in the A$1 million Magic Millions Cup.

Baker takes step toward top billing

New Zealander Chris Waller is widely regarded as Australia's best horse trainer after beginning with one horse across the Tasman.

Tanaka seeks second group one

Central Districts jockey Masa Tanaka is hoping Trentham can again play host for him winning another group one race.

Racing: Dressed up and ready to go

Our own Savile Row could tomorrow find the wide open spaces of Trentham's home.

Racing: Lemond looks a safer option

Back then she looked a potential serious player in open class but now co-trainer McCaffrey is scratching his head.

Racing: Local a sure bet

Orange Shore expected to give a bold account of herself in the hands of Mark Du Plessis.

Racing: Kumara called off after rain

The Greymouth Jockey Club marked its 150th anniversary meeting on Saturday in the rain.

Will industry bow to public perception?

A huge question is about to loom for the New Zealand horse industry - if Australia bans the use of the whip, what will we do?

Swissta takes Derby path

A horse bought for a crack at the country's biggest pot of juvenile gold is now making smooth progress toward the richest 3-year-old prize.

Sprinter emerges from the shadows

Tearaway tactics saw promising sprinter Shadow Fox spread-eagle his rivals at Trentham on Saturday.

Alinko Prince chips in to pay mortgage

A gear switch proved an inspired move after Alinko Prince produced a strong staying performance on Saturday.

Kolonel Kev in command

Consistent customer Kolonel Kev returned to winning form at Trentham on Saturday.

Steely resolve shown

Maid Of Steel justified her strong support when she led all the way to capture the Coastwood Homes Lockwood Thames Cup (2000m).

Blue Diamond hopeful proves hard to catch

Classy two-year-old Catchy has continued her march towards the Blue Diamond Stakes, remaining unbeaten with a comfortable win at Caulfield.

Classy stable in pursuit of more bounty

Champion New Zealand pacer Lazarus has had a change of plans and Victoria has been the big winner.

Stayer at home in new gear

Alinko Prince was narrowly beaten in the Feilding Cup, the Waverley Cup and in the Chalmers Hcp before gaining a major reward.