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Link to Share Champion mare Melody Belle created a piece of New Zealand racing history at Ellerslie on Saturday when she strode to victory in the Group 1 Bonecrusher NZ Stakes (2000m), her 14th win at the elite level, to surpass the mighty Sunline for the most G1 wins in the modern era for a NZ-trained galloper. The six-year-old daughter of Commands had attracted her share of doubters as to whether she could produce another G1 victory after being beaten at Te Rapa over the same distance in the Herbie Dyke Stakes (2000m) last month. Never a truer word has been spoken than the age-old adage tha...

I Wish I Win lives up to its name in Awapuni Group 1 race win.

Racing: Hawke's Bay owner shares in two wins on big Karaka Millions night 28 Jan, 2021 08:45 PM 9 minutes to read Need I Say More is at full stretch as jockey Troy Harris urges the gelding to victory in the Group 3 Cambridge Stud Almanzor Trophy (1200m) at Ellerslie last Saturday. Hawkes Bay Today By: John Jenkins Matamata trainer Jamie Richards prepared the winners of three of the feature races at last Saturday's Karaka Million night at Ellerslie and Waipukurau's Michael Ormsby shared in two of them. Richards saddled up Need I Say More to triumph in the Group 3 $70,000 Cambridge Stud Almanzo...

Description I was thrilled to secure this athletic filly by one of Australia’s best sires Sebring out of the very well related mare Leny’s Here, a daughter of the outstanding race mare Devil Moon. She was bred by David Kobritz at his boutique stud farm Musk Creek. David has been associated with some of Australia’s best gallopers in Subzero, Danzero and Pierro. It is hard to fault Sebring as a sire. His statistics are superb with 628 individual winners and 127 stakes horses. Only the very best sires have better than 10% stakes winners to winners which Sebring does. He can get an ou...

Racing: Te Akau's Karaka Million domination comes with a twist 23 Jan, 2021 11:00 AM 3 minutes to read On The Bubbles proved too good for his rivals in the Karaka Million. Photo / Trish Dunell On The Bubbles proved too good for his rivals in the Karaka Million. Photo / Trish Dunell NZ Herald This time the Te Akau domination of the Karaka Million came with a twist. Because while racing fans are used to the all-conquering stable winning our only $1 million two-year-old race, they aren't used to it being under Central Districts jockey Jonathan Parkes. Te Akau trainer Jamie Richards supplied th...