RacingRacing: It's China so all bets are offThe richest horse race ever held in China was won in spectacular fashion on Saturday.23 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Kiwi racing fan still has his doubtsEven the man who thought he could make the NZ Warriors work isn't sure if horse racing can flourish in China.23 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Shoot Out heads homeFive-time group one winner Shoot Out has run his final race and will spend his retirement on the Queensland property of his owners Graeme and Linda Huddy.23 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Kiwi star deals to Australia's bestLet's get one fact out of the way first - It's A Dundeel is one hell of a horse.22 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Huge problem looms for trainerYou can't win three races from three runners, including a group one, without someone ribbing you.22 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Kiwi polishes off JewelStar New Zealand four-year-old It's A Dundeel ended glamour mare Atlantic Jewel's perfect record in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield yesterday.21 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Bev gets it right with XanaduMatamata horseman Ken Kelso was indebted to the powers of persuasion of his wife and training partner Bev after a bold gear addition for their quality mare Xanadu was repaid at Hastings with another group one title.21 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Auckland Cup Day best left aloneA bright psychologist once said: "If you were born where I was born, and you were taught what I was taught, you'd believe what I believe."18 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Survived delights trainerJohn Bary says don't worry about Survived's physical fitness, it's the star's mind that he's delighted with.18 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Dalgety happy after quiet trialFinishing last of five in a trial may hardly sound like a perfect step toward New Zealand Cup glory but trainer Cran Dalgety says it is exactly what Christen Me needed.17 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: NZ pair harshly weightedFrench star Dunaden will again carry the No 1 saddlecloth in the A$6.2 million 2013 Melbourne Cup.17 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Butt not fazed by Oamaru effortTrainer Tim Butt isn't pushing the panic button even after Mah Sish raced like anything but a Hunter Cup winner at Oamaru on Sunday.16 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Stumps called on sprinter's spring affairSydney trainer Joe Pride has called time on the spring campaign of Rain Affair after his lacklustre performance in the Sebring Sprint.15 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Fiorente confirms prowessNash Rawiller's faith in Fiorente was justified at Moonee Valley on Saturday when the import flashed home to win the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.15 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Ready to settle account in CupMuch has changed in the past 12 months for the What Ever Syndicate, but one thing has remained constant - Franco Ledger is still a fast horse.15 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Price hopes to qualify duo for Caulfield CupThe race for a coveted Caulfield Cup berth is on in earnest in Saturday's Naturalism Stakes and trainer Mick Price is hoping it is one of his European imports who gets the prize.15 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Weissmuller swings into actionIt didn't go to script for Wairarapa trainer Andrew Campbell at Flemington last Saturday.10 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Punter cops six-month betting banPunter and brothel owner Eddie Hayson has been warned off racetracks for six months as a result of the More Joyous inquiry.10 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: US speedster ready to rock in New ZealandOne of the fastest pacers in history is heading to New Zealand and he could double in value before he gets here.09 Sep 05:29 PM
RacingRacing: Lupton is chief of Great Northern<strong>Huge gamble aboard free-going Rangatira pays off, just, over Ellerslie's feared hill.</strong><p>08 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Oulaghan factor rises to the topKings Deep had Saturday's $100,000 Meadow Fresh Great Northern Hurdles won until the Mark Oulaghan factor kicked in.08 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Apprentice's win Justifies Trainer's faithWhen Nigel Tiley took on apprentice Rowena Smyth he quickly realised she was going to be more valuable than a trackwork rider.08 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Win leaves trainer speechlessIt was hardly surprising that Steve Gulliver was left speechless after Rangatira had won the Rodd & Gunn Great Northern Steeplechase in the most dramatic of circumstances.07 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Long faces for KiwisThe Peter Snowden-trained Long John moved to second favourite for the Caulfield Guineas with a dominant win at Flemington yesterday.07 Sep 05:30 PM
RacingRacing: Bargain buy a wise investmentIvy Darling never made it to the races for Tony Bambry, but she's proved a winner in the breeding barn for the Awapuni horseman with her grand-son Lord Turbo proving the star so far of the family.07 Sep 05:30 PM
