News

The race career of last season’s top juvenile pacing filly, Sweet On Me, has come to a premature end.

Trainer-driver Jim Curtin will seek more New Zealand Cup week success with his small team at Ashburton on Thursday.

For Purdon it was his seventh New Zealand Cup training success, but that wasn't why he was smiling last night.

This week's Club News from around the country.

Cheers of “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie” rang out from the Addington birdcage after New Zealand’s leading horse people combined with Australian owned pacer Cruz Bromac to win the New Zealand Cup yesterday.

Young Christchurch trainer Darren Keast had a day he will never forget when training two upset winners

Ex-pat Kiwi horseman Anthony Butt put aside a hellish 18 hours to win the day’s feature trot at Addington on Tuesday.

Owners and racegoers looked on in disbelief as Ultimate Sniper produced a jaw-dropping performance. . .

For the second time in a week a major Cup could come down to tempo at Addington on Tuesday.