
Bradman on target for southern Group finale
The 8-year-old is chasing back-to-back wins at Trentham on Saturday.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
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Joliestar is favourite for the Group 1 sprint at Royal Ascot.
Savabeel was New Zealand's champion thoroughbred stallion.
Michael and Matthew Pitman will try to snare the lion's share of the $40,000 purse.
Uderzo lines up after a strong last-start win with jockey Warren Kennedy.
Thirty Kiwi owners have travelled to London for Go Racing’s Ascot runners.
Overpass looked the winner of his Group 1 race at Royal Ascot at the 100m mark.
Kiwi trainer Bjorn Baker leads the charge at Royal Ascot tonight
West Coast was euthanised after fracturing his shoulder at Te Rapa.
West Coast was New Zealand's champion steeplechaser
Trainer Shane Crawford says the gelding is maturing and improving quickly.
The football fan flies to the US on Friday to cheer the All Whites at the Fifa World Cup.
Trainer Kevin Myers says the resurgent jumper is back to full fitness.
The Waikato Stud sire’s first winner came in a 1300m maiden at Scone.
The seven-year-old son of Pierro was bred from Aleria, bought for A$200,000.
The Palmerston North gelding came within three-quarters of a length of victory.
She’s No Saint led all the way to take out The Lawn Shed 1200.
The 3-year-old's success indicated there are more wins to come in his current campaign.
Racing bosses being unable to agree on racing's future could soon force cuts in stakes.
Friday night harness racing will alternate between Cambridge and Alexandra Park in winter.
The TAB has already paid out on Craig Grylls winning the jockey's premiership again.
Single Red's shocking run with draws continues in the Group 1 race on Saturday.
Ruakākā trainer's handy team at Ellerslie on Saturday will include She's No Saint.
New Zealand will have four reps in Saturday's A$700,000 Queensland Oaks.
Zac Purton is the most successful jockey in Hong Kong history.
Juvenile gelding Tardis gets first win before high winds force shutdown of race meeting.
Horse racing has a new knight in Sir David Ellis with two others honoured.
Electron cost just $1000 and has now won nearly $200,000.
Bright Stripes started his career in Ireland, where he raced in the 2000 Guineas.