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10 February 2022

Turner puts down pen to offer colt

Harness racing journalist Jonny Turner admits he has a few nerves ahead of offering his first horse at the NZB Standardbred National Yearling Sales in Christchurch next week.

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9 February 2022

2022 Yearling Sales - "Breeding Matters"

The New Zealand Standardbred Breeders Association have once again produced a Yearling Sales special of their print publication, ‘Breeding Matters’.

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8 February 2022

21 Downbytheseaside progeny at NZB Yearling Sales

It was a rocky start to the 2021-22 Australasian breeding season for young sire Downbytheseaside, after suffering a bout of colic shortly after arriving in New Zealand from North America back in August.

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7 February 2022

This year's three first season pacing sires

Today we start a two-part series on all the first season sires at the NZB Standardbred Yearling sales at Karaka and Christchurch (Feb 13-16).

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4 February 2022

Ashleigh Stewart "pouring everything" into NZB Standardbred Yearling Sales

Ashleigh Stewart is about to debut at the NZB Standardbred Yearling sales.

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2 February 2022

2021 a tough act to follow for Brian West

Less than two weeks out from the National Standardbred Yearling Sales, Studholme Bloodstock principal Brian West is firing on all cylinders as he and his co-consignors attempt to replicate the dizzy heights of last year’s incredible sale.

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27 January 2022

Gold Ace gets stud career encore

He’s not as fashionable or successful as Bettor’s Delights, Always B Miki or a slew of other top class stallions, but Gold Ace is getting a second chance at stud, and he’s certainly had a busy summer already.

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26 January 2022

Well Bred Episode 1 - Denario Breeding

The first in our new series focusing on breeding, Well Bred, hears from Mark O'Connor of Denario breeding.

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23 December 2021

2 year old Sustaining Series 39 Payments Up

If you were wondering whether the change of birthdates was a positive one for the industry, the two-year-old sustaining payments with the New Zealand Sires Stakes Board provided a perfect litmus test.

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