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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Probably like the NZ Thoroughbred FB page. Full of conspiracists chasing sky trails! -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
Firstly please excuse the typo's in my posts. Eyesight not what it was and fighting auto correct! Anyway... I don't believe "The Report" will achieve anything UNLESS NZTR and the Clubs have worked out a plan to address the issues. The only gotcha would be if the the design and covering of the track is not fit for purpose. That I doubt. Time to bury hatchets all over the place and get on with fixing the fundamental problems. That will involve honesty from everyone involved. The harsh reality is that we have reached THE crunch point. With 3 years of guaranteed money left from ENTAIN we only have a short time left to get our infrastructure right. There will be some hard decisions to be made to make the industry sustainable i.e. able to live within its means. The obvious strawman for that is can the Wellington Racing Club present a business case that shows they can run a sustainable business based on horse racing at Trentham. My analysis says NO they can't. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Race 1 MURRAY CONTRACTORS 2200m LOCHWINNOCH (K Wiles) – Trainer Mr. K Myers informed Stewards, that upon the gelding’s return to the stables, LOCHWINNOCH underwent a veterinary examination, included blood tests, which identified an elevated white blood cell count. The gelding has since received medication accordingly. Race 2 DANNEVIRKE VET SERVICES MAIDEN 2100m SIR MAVERICK (L Douglas) – Trainer Mr. J Wheeler reported to Stewards, he was satisfied with the post-race condition of SIR MAVERICK, and it is the intention to continue his preparation. The post Woodville Jockey Club at Woodville, Wednesday 30 April 2025 appeared first on RIB. View the full article -
NZTR Fuels Winter Racing Momentum New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) has unveiled a refreshed winter racing schedule for 2025, delivering stakes increases and backing Clubs that are lifting the bar over the colder months. Leading the way is the return of Whangārei Racing Club’s 2025 Winter Championships at Ruakākā Racecourse, now set for Saturday 28 June. Proudly sponsored by ITM/GIB, the meeting features five $60,000 Finals, providing strong incentives for connections targeting progressive winter horses. The first round of qualifying races for the 2025 Winter Championships kicks off this Saturday 17 May at Ellerslie Racecourse, including the 2YO feature - the $100,000 Listed SkyCity Champagne Stakes (1600m). There are no early nominations this year, with all qualifying races listed in the latest NZTR Racing Programme Guide and available online here. On Saturday 19 July, Taranaki Racing Inc.’s Powerworx Opunake Cup Day at New Plymouth Raceway receives a significant lift. The Listed Powerworx Opunake Cup (1400m) climbs to $120,000, with the winner earning a ballot exemption into the $110,000 Group 3 Winning Edge Presentations 128th Winter Cup (1600m) at Riccarton Park Racecourse. The total prizemoney for the day increases to $435,000, up $100,000 from 2024. NZTR Chief Executive Officer Matt Ballesty said the calendar adjustments aim to build consistency across the winter months. “These enhancements are a positive step for winter racing. They provide better structure for participants, increase opportunities at key points in the season and support Clubs that are looking to grow their raceday offerings.” The season wraps with a reinvigorated Taumarunui Cup Day, hosted by Taumarunui Racing Club at Te Rapa Racecourse on Saturday 26 July. The Taumarunui Cup (2200m) stake doubles to $100,000, thanks to a co-investment from NZTR and Taumarunui Racing Club. The 1300m Open Handicap also increases to $50,000 and the 1400m 3YO SW+P to $55,000, with total stakes for the day hitting $350,000. “Taumarunui (Racing Club) is a strong example of a tenant Club taking the lead,” said Ballesty. “They’ve put forward a clear plan to grow their feature raceday and NZTR is pleased to support that investment,” he said. These enhancements sit alongside a major milestone at the 2025 Grand National Festival of Racing at Riccarton Park Racecourse in August this year. Held by Canterbury Jockey Club, the 150th edition of the Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge Grand National Steeplechase (5600m) will be run for a record $200,000, the highest purse in the race’s history. With solid prizemoney increases across these winter features, NZTR is backing Clubs, supporting participants and building a more competitive and compelling winter season. Winter 2024-25 Feature Highlights: 2025 Winter Championships | Ruakākā Racecourse – Saturday 28 June · $60,000 ITM/GIB Stayers’ Final (2100m) – Open HCP · $60,000 ITM/GIB Sprinters’ Final (1400m) – Open HCP · $60,000 ITM/GIB Progressive Final – Spc Con HCP · $60,000 ITM/GIB 3YO Final – 3YO SW+P · $60,000 ITM/GIB 2YO Final – 2YO SW+P · No early nominations; qualifying races are listed in NZTR’s RPG and online here Powerworx Opunake Cup Day | New Plymouth Raceway – Saturday 19 July · Listed Powerworx Opunake Cup (1400m) increased to $120,000 · Winner earns ballot exemption into the $110,000 Group 3 Winning Edge Presentations 128th Winter Cup (1600m) · Total day stakes lifted to $435,000 (up $100,000 from 2024) Taumarunui Cup Day | Te Rapa Racecourse – Saturday 26 July · Taumarunui Cup (2200m) stake doubled to $100,000 · 1300m Open Handicap increased to $50,000 · 1400m 3YO SW+P increased to $55,000 · Total day stakes lifted to $350,000 (up from $285,000) Grand National Festival of Racing | Riccarton Park Racecourse – 2, 6 and 9 August · 150th edition of the Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge Grand National Steeplechase (5600m) to be run for a record $200,000 · Represents a major milestone and boost for Jumps racing Corporate Communications New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing Contact: Emma Thompson +64 21 071 2929 nztrcommunications@nztr.co.nz -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
@TAB For Ever no doubt your stint (extended?) at Otago University when men were men, women were glad and sheep were scared was what turned you into a reasonably well rounded person. Perhaps if you had worried less about the weather...
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