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John Bell has always had plenty of time for Spanish Lad (NZ) (Shocking) and his patience has paid off with the well-bred three-year-old breaking maidens comfortably in the Martin Collins New Zealand MAAT 1550 at Cambridge Synthetic on Wednesday. A son of Shocking out of Group One performer Celebrity Miss,
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Casino Princess (NZ) (Casino Prince) earned her first stakes-level crown last month and Cliff Goss is eyeing a bigger prize with the talented five-year-old. Casino Princess has been one of the finds of the winter, placing and winning at Rating 75 grade on four occasions before a comfortable success in
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A seasoned version of talented galloper Bradman has shown up to the races this term and he will be out to continue a top-tier campaign in Tuesday’s rescheduled Listed Sinclair & Electrical Opunake Cup (1400m). Having always shown ability, Bradman took his time in learning the ropes of being
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Exciting filly Diablo Blanco (NZ) (Super Seth) made the perfect start to her new campaign with a comfortable victory in the Bevan Crombie Memorial (1200m) at Oamaru on Sunday. The daughter of Super Seth made her presence felt early in the juvenile season defeating subsequent stakes performer Dream Of The
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Southerner Master Marko (NZ) (Contributer) made a strong showing in his Kiwi return last month and Kelvin Tyler isn’t ruling out a feature target dependent upon his performance in Sunday’s Crombie & Price Ltd Oamaru Cup (1600m). The Contributer five-year-old was a profitable bargain buy for the Riverton
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Pam Gerard has made the most of opportunities in the South Island this year and will be well-represented on Sunday with Cork (NZ) (Complacent) contesting the Crombie & Price Ltd Oamaru Cup (1600m). The six-year-old mare has been prominent during this period over the past two seasons, placing in the
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Stephen Autridge has been well-represented during the winter period by bonny mare Caitlyns Wish (NZ) (Belardo), and she will be looking for a return to the winner’s circle in the Arawa Park Hotel Rotorua 1230 on Saturday. The Belardo four-year-old had been a model of consistency through her preparation
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Liquid Les (NZ) (Echoes of Heaven) has become more like a family member than a racehorse for Craig Williamson, and the capable gelding will aim to collect a hometown success at New Plymouth in the Revital Fertilisers Open (1800m). A rising eight-year-old by Echoes Of Heaven, Liquid Les has been
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Savile Row was a special horse in Pam Gerard’s training career and she is looking forward to debuting one of the young sire’s progeny in Suit Yourself (NZ) at Arawa Park on Saturday. A son of Makfi, Savile Row (NZ) was a stakes winner and multiple Group One-placegetter
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Caitlin Johnson has embraced the opportunity since entering into partnership with Fred Pratt over the past 18 months and the Hastings trainers are hopeful for a strong showing at their local meeting on Thursday. The stable will be represented by recent acquisition Written Up in the Carrfields Livestock Handicap (1200m)
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Belardo Boy (NZ) (Belardo) will make the final step towards his defence of the Gr.3 Winter Cup (1600m) when he contests Saturday’s Listed Sinclair Electrical & Refrigeration Opunake Cup (1400m) at New Plymouth. The versatile galloper thrives on heavy surfaces and has had an outstanding season with wins
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Michelle Bradley had to settle for second in her hometown feature over the weekend and she’s hoping to go one better with capable mare Sulabella (NZ) (Proisir) at Pukekohe Park on Wednesday. The Ruakaka-based trainer was represented by last year’s winner Bosch (NZ) in the Whangarei Gold Cup