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Catch A Wave grabs Group 1 double
Brilliant Victorian pacer Catch A Wave produced a career-best performance to complete an historic double at Gloucester Park last night.
MoreAction Major dominates with big win at Addington
Action Major made it two wins from just five starts at Addington last night in what was a dominant victory for Aylesbury trainers Geoff and James Dunn in the Fahey Fence Hire Mobile Pace.
MoreHackett's fairytale win with Mach Shard
My Michael Guerin
The fairytale story behind one of the greatest upsets in New Zealand racing is even more outrageous than it looks at first glance.
Just Believe impresses again, right-handed this time
Just Believe may have handled Alexandra Park like he had been there 100 times before on Friday night but his driver Greg Sugars admits he is still getting used to it.
MoreMach Shard wins Group 1, paying $155
There's been an upset of epic proportions in the Group 1 Dawson Harford Taylor Mile at Alexandra Park.
MoreMilestone wins for two 20-somethings at Cambridge
The next-gen was to the fore at Cambridge last night, with 21-year-old junior drivers Emily Johnson and Zev Meredith both bringing up significant milestones.
MoreNews Briefs - April 24
Scott Phelan recorded his 300th training success when Duchess Megxit took out the final race at Alexandra Park on Friday night.
MoreJust Believe and Leap To Fame big winners in Aussie awards
New Zealand has seen the might of one of Australia’s Horse of the Year winners and the other one will soon follow.
MorePete Cook - 37 years with the Trainers and Drivers' Association
A harness racing enthusiast through and through, Pete Cook has stepped down after a huge shift as secretary of the Trainers and Drivers' Association.
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