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Last week at Cambridge it was the Leap To Fame/Swayzee rivalry, but this week it’s all about Magnificent Storm and Minstrel locking hooves again in Friday night’s $1. 25 million Group 1 Nullarbor at Gloucester Park.

A bad weather forecast for Canterbury next week may force changes to the Banks Peninsula Trotting Club meeting at Motukarara on Wednesday (April 22).

Marketplace's return to the trials, a new role for junior driver Henry Sail,  Dexter Dunn's latest successes  and a wrap of Cambridge's Night of Champions all feature in this week's News Briefs.

These horses have trialled pleasingly in recent weeks and this week (16/4/26) they head back to the racetrack.

After having March off, the ever popular Northern Metro series is back this month.

Trainer Mitchell Robertson is eyeing up the lucky last as his best chance of success at Addington today.

Welcome back to the Bookie Breakdown. This week, we’re focusing on the Night of Champions.

Leeston trainer Michael Palermo has got his recent gavelhouse purchase Huckleberry into his happy place as the six-year-old The Pres gelding won again at Methven yesterday, making it two wins in a row, from just four starts for Palermo.

The Board of HRNZ advises that our Chief Executive Officer, Brad Steele, has resigned from his position.