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Chris Rattue: A bolt from out of the blue
To further celebrate the Miracle of Kimberley, which completed a highly unexpected one-day cricket series victory in South Africa, Chris Rattue finds a few other shock New Zealand sporting victories to drool over

Meads v Meads: Racing
The battle lines have been drawn in the Meads house ahead of tomorrow's Karaka Million at Ellerslie.

Racing: Annie Higgins good value
What great value Annie Higgins looks to be at $12 in tomorrow's $200,000 Pacific Jewellers Wellington Cup.

Racing: Guy shrugs off wide draw
The second favourite for Sunday's $1 million New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Million, Gobi Ranger, has come up at $6.50 with the TAB, way shorter than the $2.40 for the favourite, Ruud Awakening.

Racing: Moody challenges handicapper
Trainer Peter Moody says there is a chance Black Caviar might start in the Newmarket Handicap, but she would have to be "invited".

Racing: Looking a million bucks
Danica Guy is determined to treat her first $1 million race just like any other - maybe with one small exception.

Racing: I Can Doosit's campaign on track
Champion Kiwi trotter I Can Doosit's Australian campaign is back on after an extensive veterinary examination failed to find too much wrong with him.

Racing: Standard Bearer primed for Classic
An extra 200 metres and a return to Rosehill are the factors boosting Noel Mayfield-Smith's confidence in Standard Bearer ahead of the A$250,000 ($314,000) Inglis Classic.

Racing: Brown returns to saddle
Leading Sydney jockey Corey Brown will return to the saddle in considerably less pain than when he left it at the start of the year.

Racing: Star galloper to miss Telegraph
A month ago when Mosse astounded everyone by winning the Concorde at Ellerslie this column told the story that John Bell wasn't gushing like everyone else.

Racing: Farcical Marton Cup pace tricky to fix
Good on co-chief stipendiary steward Ross Neal and his team for lining jockeys up after Saturday's farcical $55,000 Marton Cup.