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Group One-winning race mare Miss Moonlite keeps delivering for trainer Andrew Stuart and owner Shane Kirwan.

Jean Feiss could be excused for not being able to wait to get her glamour boy Self Assured back to Australia to show him off.

Bolt For Brilliance gave Tony Herlihy the confidence this week to try and beat Sundees Son at his own game.

Backed into $1. 40, Self Assured duly delivered in tonight's Group One Trillian Trust Auckland Cup at Alexandra Park.

Their draws have put Kentuckiana Lodge three-year-olds Casino Action and Invitation Only poles apart, but their form and ability have them much closer together.

One of the established stars of the New Zealand standardbred sales scene combined with a new one in Captain Crunch at the national weanling sale at Karaka on Thursday.

Few horses deliver fresh-up performances as impressive as Tony Mac’s winning return at Winton on Thursday.

Canterbury horseman John Dunn thinks he can win all three Group 1s at Alexandra Park tonight but they come with varying degrees of concern.

Nobody could be in a better position to rate Self Assured’s main dangers in tonight’s $400,000 Trillian Trust Auckland Cup than Natalie Rasmussen.