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Racing: Apprentice's win Justifies Trainer's faith

When Nigel Tiley took on apprentice Rowena Smyth he quickly realised she was going to be more valuable than a trackwork rider.

Racing: Lupton is chief of Great Northern

<strong>Huge gamble aboard free-going Rangatira pays off, just, over Ellerslie's feared hill.</strong><p>

Racing: Oulaghan factor rises to the top

Kings Deep had Saturday's $100,000 Meadow Fresh Great Northern Hurdles won until the Mark Oulaghan factor kicked in.

Racing: Long faces for Kiwis

The Peter Snowden-trained Long John moved to second favourite for the Caulfield Guineas with a dominant win at Flemington yesterday.

Racing: Bargain buy a wise investment

Ivy 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.

Racing: Win leaves trainer speechless

It 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.

Racing: Dalgety has chances at Winton

Racing: Great Northern no probs for Houston

Racing: Confident Baker to stick with Cox Plate plans

Cambridge trainer Murray Baker says he has no intention of sidestepping sensational mare Atlantic Jewel in the Cox Plate with It's A Dundeel.

Racing: Bary sets sights on spring treble

Hastings horseman John Bary gives himself a decent chance of becoming the first to win the Hastings spring treble with Saturday's $200,000 Makfi Challenge winner Survived.

Racing: Atlantic Jewel bids for greatness

Racing: Rain not doing punters any favours at Hastings

Racing: Bashboy's spell ends

Racing: Christen Me impresses Dalgety

Racing: Veyron confirms his status

Racing: Baster hopes to outshine rival

The jockey who played a part in starting Atlantic Jewel's unbeaten run will be hoping to end it with an upset win on a rival horse in Saturday's Memsie Stakes.