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Group One aim for Zabeel sprinter-miler

Despite knowing the result of Saturday's open sprint at Awapuni, Matamata trainer Stephen Autridge admitted he still held his breath watching a ...

Power filly the gift that keeps giving

Gift Of Power continues to deliver the goods to all those connected with the unbeaten filly, and in particular Bailey Rogerson.The two-year-old ...

Abidewithme chases elusive Group One

If good things come to those who wait, Abidewithme will get her Group One win at Trentham in the Rydges Wellington Captain Cook Stakes on ...

Group One target for Zabeel's latest Cup winner

Kilmore Cup winner Hazzabeel has booked himself a ticket back to Perth, with trainer Ciaron Maher eyeing off the final Group One race of 2016, the ...

Hazzabeel wins Kilmore Cup

The late great Cambridge Stud stallion Zabeel is still siring Cup winners more than a year after his death following the upset victory of his son ...

Scholarship for Cambridge Stud yearling manager

The New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders' Association have announced the 2017 recipients of their annual international scholarships.At 21, Lance Forbes ...

Tavistock's son Infantry battles best in Singapore

The ghosts of Infantry's crushing Korean defeat have been well and truly vanquished after the Alwin Tan-trained gallant galloper made a sensational ...

Group One aims for Cambridge Stud star

In-form mare Abidewithme has served notice that she could yet sign off her career with a perfect result. The well-bred seven-year-old is in foal to ...

Tavistock's son Nymph Monte on target for NZ Cup

The odds about exciting Cambridge Stud-bred Tavistock gelding Nymph Monte completing a Riccarton hat-trick have tumbled after the stayer completed a ...

Tavistock progeny star on Oaks day

A year on from her greatest success, Michelle Payne was back in the winner's enclosure at Flemington courtesy of an exciting son of Cambridge Stud ...

Burgundy kicks of stud career in style

Cambridge Stud's freshman sire Burgundy got his career off to a flying start on Tuesday when his first runner Hard Merchandize took out the Hunting ...

Sir Patrick proclaims himself 'breeder of the week'

By Michelle Saba, courtesy of nzthoroughbred.co.nzLast year's breeder of the year Sir Patrick Hogan reckons that after a weekend where he bred three ...

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Gift Of Power claims Listed win

Talented youngster Gift Of Power completed a notable two-year-old double for Graeme Rogerson at Trentham where she posted a tenacious ...

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Son of Tavistock stars in Cup trial

A missed opportunity at the recent Hawke's Bay Spring Carnival might turn to gold for trainer Grant Nicholson with his progressive Tavistock stayer ...

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Tauranga feature next for Keeper mare

Grant Searle has plans for a rare trip north with his in-form Keeper mare Bel Sorriso.The Levin trainer produced the five-year-old for a first-up ...

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Volkstok'n'barrell targets Tauranga

Tavistock gelding Volkstok'n'barrell is in prime condition in the countdown to his return to racing.The multiple Group One winner is likely to resume ...

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Cups aim for Gobstopper

Well-related Tavistock gelding Gobstopper ran his rivals ragged at Te Rapa on Monday, prompting trainer Andrew Campbell to consider plotting a ...

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Memorable week for Cambridge Stud

Sir Patrick and Justine, Lady Hogan have just celebrated a memorable week for Cambridge Stud.The couple bred three of the five stakes winners in New ...

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Burgundy progeny star at Waverley trials

Blood-blood Cambridge Stud stallion Burgundy could be poised for an early stakes performer.

Octagonal's death recalls Zabeel's Cox Plate heroes

By Brian RussellZabeel, a son of Sir Tristram, a Sir Ivor stallion who at Patrick Hogan's Cambridge stud in New Zealand proved one of the all time ...