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NZTR Club of the Year Award Finalists Announced New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) is thrilled to announce the finalists of the 2024 Club of the Year Awards, set to be awarded at the 2025 Industry Development Conference on 31 March. Each New Zealand Racing Club was assessed against a performance framework across four categories: Financial, Racing, Marketing and Compliance and Innovation. The selection of finalists and winners will be presented in three distinct categories: Metropolitan, Provincial, and Country Clubs. An overall Club of the Year Award will also be presented from the winners of each category. NZTR Chief Executive Officer Matt Ballesty is pleased to see our Clubs recognised for their performance. "We see our annual NZTR Club Awards as playing a pivotal role in recognising and celebrating the outstanding contributions and achievements of New Zealand’s well-performing racing Clubs," he said. "I look forward to getting to know our Club representatives at the Industry Development Conference and celebrating their collective wins." To reward our high performing Clubs, NZTR will provide a $20k prize fund distributed across the three categories: Metropolitan, Provincial, and Country, with each receiving $5k in prize fund. Additionally, the Overall Club of the Year will be granted $5k in prize fund. The prize fund should be used to invest in an event or on-course initiative and a short form business case will need to be presented to support the initiative by 31 July 2025. NZTR has outlined the finalists for the three categories below. 2024 Finalists (in alphabetical order) Metropolitan · Auckland Thoroughbred Racing · Canterbury Jockey Club · Waikato Thoroughbred Racing Provincial · Otago Racing Club · Racing Tauranga · Taranaki Racing Incorporated Country · Central Otago Racing Club · Masterton Racing Club · Wairarapa Racing Club Congratulations to all the finalist and we look forward to celebrating at the 2025 Industry Development Conference. Corporate Communications New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing Contact: Catlyn Calder +64 27 252 2803 nztrcommunications@nztr.co.nz -
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Driver Penalties L Hibell | Manawatu 11 March; contacted track markers; fined $100. N Williamson | Northern Southland 8 March (heard Southland 12 March); careless driving; suspended 16-21 March inclusive. M Hill | Southland 12 March; contacted track marker; fined $100. P Ferguson | Manawatu 13 March; failed to fasten chinstrap of helmet during preliminary; fined $100. S Ottley | NZ Metropolitan 14 March; careless driving; fined $250. C De Filippi | Banks Peninsula 16 March; use of whip; suspended 24-30 March inclusive. P Wakelin | Banks Peninsula 16 March; use of whip; suspended 17-23 March inclusive. R Harrison | Banks Peninsula 16 March; breach of push out rule; fined $200. Trainer Penalty S & A Telfer | Manawatu 11 March; late gear notification; fined $50. Horse Penalties KING OF DIAMONDS | Manawatu 13 March; late scratching on veterinary advice; veterinary clearance required. BRIENNE | Auckland 14 March; laceration to leg; veterinary clearance required. RAGAZZO MAGIC | NZ Metropolitan 14 March; lame; veterinary clearance required. ABULL | Wyndham 15 March; broke in running; must complete trial. PUTERE BOY | Wyndham 15 March; sore; veterinary clearance required. CHICAGO SKY | Wyndham 15 March; respiratory tract inflammation; veterinary clearance required. MYTHICAL | Wyndham 15 March; respiratory inflammation; veterinary clearance required. TAKETHEPLUNGE | Banks Peninsula 16 March; late scratching after causing two false starts; must complete mobile start trial. Protest HIGHVIEW ROCKNROLL | Manawatu 11 March; excessive galloping in home straight; disqualified from 2nd. The post 10-16 March 2025 appeared first on RIB. View the full article -
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2024 Goodwood winner, Benedetta. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Group 1-winning mare Benedetta will make her competitive Moonee Valley debut in Saturday’s $1 million Group 1 William Reid Stakes (1200m). Trainer Jason Warren is eager to work the mare at the track on Tuesday. “She’s worked there once as we were thinking about racing her in this race two years ago,” Warren told Racing.com. “She probably doesn’t need it, but I’m going to take her there Tuesday to stretch the legs. I’m confident we have the right horse.” Benedetta placed in the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes (1000m) first-up at Flemington but could only manage tenth in the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap (1200m) under top-weight in her last start. “It was a pretty hard watch – but she’s in good shape, that’s the main thing,” Warren said of that effort. “I thought if we won the Newmarket, the William Reid was a no-brainer back to weight-for-age. “But in saying that, we got top weight in the Newmarket, so that suggests she’s almost out of handicap races. “Hopefully, we can go and bang out a Group 1 in Victoria and move on to bigger things.” A strong performance on Saturday would likely see Benedetta target the Group 1 TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on April 5 or the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes (1200m) at Morphettville on April 26. Horse racing news View the full article
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