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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
A new 2YO pacing Colts and Geldings race has been added to Addington’s meeting on Friday, May 16. The addition has been made after the 2YO race scheduled for this Friday (May 9) was abandoned. The May 16 race will provide an opportunities for the two-year-old males to race before the Group 1 Welcome Stakes on Addington’s Premier night on May 23. It will be run over 1980m (with PBD winning stakes using the track grid), and a stake of $17,000. View the full article -
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HRNZ has extended the grace period for ownership transfers of yearlings purchased at the 2025 NZB Standardbred National Yearling Sales. Buyers now have until 5pm on Friday, May 9 2025 to submit their initial transfer of ownership free of charge. Initially the cut-off date was Friday, May 2. After May 9, the normal $85 fee will apply. Even if ownership hasn’t been finalised, a transfer must still be submitted. You’re encouraged to list the nominated purchaser from sale day if final details are pending. The transfer form, along with a free name change form, was emailed by NZ Bloodstock once payment was completed. If you haven’t received these, please contact: grant.inglis@nzb.co.nz. Submit your completed paperwork via email to mark@hrnz.co.nz or by post to Harness Racing New Zealand, PO Box 459, Christchurch 8140. Questions? Contact Mark on mark@hrnz.co.nz or call 03 964 1191. View the full article -
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Trainer Andrew Bobbin joined Michael Felgate on Racing Pulse on Tuesday to chat about Duke Of Bedford’s double at The ‘Bool. Andrew Bobbin reflects on Duke Of Bedford’s incredible week at Warrnambool – Racing Pulse with Michael Felgate – Omny.fm View the full article -
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Trainer Dan Meagher is set to unveil the second highest horse he brought back from Singapore in a 1400m contest at Caulfield. Meagher elected to keep Lim’s Saltoro (NZ) (Shamexpress) in Melbourne for a 1400m benchmark 100 contest at Caulfield on Saturday rather than make the eight-hour journey to Adelaide to contest the Gr.1 The Goodwood (1200m) at Morphettville on Saturday. The trainer also had his star Trelawney Stud bred galloper Lim’s Kosciuszko (Kermadec) entered over in Adelaide but has decided to wait a little longer before unveiling him. Meagher said he would have preferred a 1200m contest for Lim’s Saltoro to commence his Australian campaign but believes the five-year-old has done the work to be run well on Saturday. “He’s had three trials and jump-outs, and I took him away for two of them,” Meagher said. “You have to remember he has not done that before, travelling and then raceing so I thought it was pretty important for him to do that, and I think he got a lot of benefit out of it. “He’s going super. He’s a very good horse and I have no doubt he will measure up here, but I just don’t know at what level. “It’s a learning curve on Saturday. He’s got a great record, but where does that line up here.” Lim’s Saltoro had a look at Caulfield when trialling on the Heath track on April 10 before running second in a Moe jump-out on April 28. “I trialled him at the Caulfield Heath, and he went terrific,” Meagher said. “He’s had three goes at 1400 metres, for two wins and a second, and first-up after six months or so, I probably would have preferred 1200 or 1300 metres, but he’s had the trials, so we’ll see.” Lim’s Saltoro will be joined by Lim’s Ida who, like his stablemate, raced in Singapore but was prepared by Steven Burridge. Meagher said Lim’s Ida had been competitive against Lim’s Saltoro and Lim’s Kosciuszko in Singapore, but he will get a better guide as to where he stands in the peaking order in Australia. “He’s an older horse that I need to place pretty well to win, but he seems to be going pretty well,” Meagher said. “I haven’t got any gear on him. I want to see how he shapes up and then I’ll get serious with him.” Meagher said Lim’s Bighorn and Arentee would also run in a benchmark 84 race over 1200m on Saturday. View the full article
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