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Right Hand Ryder went three-wide into the first turn and took control of a maiden claiming race March 3 at Golden Gate Fields to give his sire, G.G. Ryder, his first winner. View the full article

A Santa Anita Park homecoming allowed Spendthrift Farm's Ruby Nell to return to her winning ways as she soared to victory in the $200,000 Buena Vista Stakes (G2T) March 3.View the full article

Du Jour won under jockey Flavien Prat as trainer Bob Baffert saddled three straight graded stakes winners.View the full article

Even without Nysos, Bob Baffert-trained horses ran one-two in the March 3 San Felipe Stakes (G2) at Santa Anita Park. While this wasn't a huge surprise, the question in the stretch was which one of Baffert's would win—Imagination or Wine Me Up. View the full article

Ruby Nell (f, 4, Bolt d'Oro–Rich Love, by Not for Love) struck the front in the GII Buena Vista S., and never looked back, taking the field coast-to-coast in a dominating performance. It was her first Graded win of the season after a strong effort to get up for third in the GII Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational S. last out at Gulfstream Park. Mouffy (Uncle Mo) chased gamely to claim second, and Nadette (Fr) (Outstrip {GB}) closed from the back to take third. RUBY NELL ($3.60) DOES IT AGAIN!! She lead wire-to-wire in the $200,000 Buena Vista Stakes (G2) at @santaanitapark. The daughter of Bolt d'Oro was trained by Richard Mandella with @MaldonadoJockey in the irons! Congrats to owners – @spendthriftfarm! pic.twitter.com/A2vK68enzj — TVG (@TVG) March 4, 2024 Sales history: $80,000 Wlg '20 KEENOV; $85,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP; $1,200,000 2yo '22 FTFMAR. O-Spendthrift Farm LLC; B-Solana Beach Sales (KY); T-Richard Mandella. The post Ruby Nell Sparkles in Frontrunning Buena Vista Score appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

A field of eight hard-trying fillies and mares compete for graded glory March 9 at Oaklawn Park in the $400,000 Azeri Stakes (G2), a local prep for the April 13 $1.25 million Apple Blossom Handicap (G1).View the full article

It took until the final jump, but Newgate ran down front-running Subsanador (ARG) to win the $400,000 Santa Anita Handicap (G1) March 3 at Santa Anita Park.View the full article

Crowning a huge day for his connections, Newgate (c, 4, Into Mischief–Majestic Presence, by Majestic Warrior) ran down a game Argentinian invader Subsanador (Arg) (Fortify) to win the GI Santa Anita Handicap but it took a photo to separate them on the wire. Reincarnate (Good Magic) rounded out the trifecta. A couple races prior, Imagination (Into Mischief) captured the GII San Felipe S., giving jockey Frankie Dettori and Bob Baffert their second win together on the day. It was Baffert's third Graded stakes race victory on the card. #5 NEWGATE ($8.40) runs down pacesetter Subsanador (Arg) in the final jump to win the $400,000 G1 Santa Anita Handicap under @FrankieDettori! pic.twitter.com/s1FJYiZfaQ — TVG (@TVG) March 4, 2024 Sales history: $850,000 Ylg '21 KEESEP. O-SF Racing LLC, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables LLC, Masterson, Robert E., Stonestreet Stables LLC, Schoenfarber, Jay A., Waves Edge Capital LLC and Donovan, Catherine; B-Town & Country Horse Farms, LLC (KY); T-Bob Baffert. The post Newgate claims the Big Cap for Dettori, Baffert appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Du Jour won under jockey Flavien Prat. Easter (FR) finished second and longshot Ah Jeez third.View the full article

After coming close on a couple of occasions, Du Jour (g, 6, Temple City–Guiltless, by Bernardini) finally broke through to claim a win at the highest level with a dominating performance in the GI Frank E. Kilroe Mile. In no hurry after the jump, Du Jour watched the race unfold as the frontrunners stepped forward to keep each other honest. All eyes were on Easter (Fr) (Exosphere {Aus}) for the lane rally to the outside, but it was the winner who snuck by on the rail, and whose devastating late kick proved too much for that one to catch late. The 60-1 longshot Ah Jeez (Mendelssohn) was third. Oh là là!#6 DU JOUR ($8.40) rated towards the back of the field, quickly made up ground on the turn, and showed a devastating turn of foot in the stretch to win Santa Anita's $300,000 G1 Frank E. Kilroe Mile! pic.twitter.com/AaFKC0ANQ6 — TVG (@TVG) March 3, 2024 Sales history: $19,000 Ylg '19 KEESEP, $280,000 2yo '20 OBSAPR. The post Du Jour Claims First Grade I in Frank E. Kilroe Mile appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

What Kembla Grange Races Where Kembla Grange Racecourse – Princes Hwy, Kembla Grange NSW 2526 When Tuesday, March 5, 2024 First Race 1:50pm AEDT Visit Dabble Provincial racing heads to the Illawarra region of NSW on Tuesday afternoon as Kembla Grange hosts a quickfire seven-race program. The rail is out +6m for the entire circuit, and with drying conditions in the lead-up, punters should anticipate a Good 4 surface. The opening event is scheduled to get underway at 1:50pm AEDT. Best Bet at Kembla Grange: Xidaki Xidaki was finally able to break his maiden on the Kensington circuit at Randwick on February 14, holding a position outside the leader as Kerrin McEvoy allowed the three-year-old to stride forward. It was an unfamiliar role, but it paid dividends. With the Peter & Paul Snowden-trained galloper showing some versatility, it gives McEvoy plenty of options from stall six on Tuesday, so punters should expect another positive steer. Best Bet Race 6 – #1 Xidaki (6) 3yo Gelding | T: Peter & Paul Snowden | J: Kerrin McEvoy (61.5kg) +220 with Bet365 Best Value at Kembla Grange: Make A Call Formerly trained by Peter & Paul Snowden, Make A Call was thrown into the deep end late in his last campaign, beaten by 10 lengths in the Group 1 VRC Derby (2500m) on November 4. He simply isn’t a stayer, and on the back of two strong barrier trials for Joseph Pride, the son of Extreme Choice should be able to sprint well fresh. The 4kg claim from Leeshelle Small offers some relief in the weights on some key rivals, so watch for Make A Call to be bursting through the wire. Best Value Race 4 – #5 Make A Call (7) 3yo Gelding | T: Joseph Pride | J: Leeshelle Small (a4) (54.5kg) +1000 with PlayUp Tuesday quaddie tips – Kembla Grange Kembla Grange quadrella selections Tuesday, March 5, 2024 2-5-6-10 1-2-3-7-8 1-2-4-7 2-3-4-11-12 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips View the full article

No Nysos? No problem. Imagination (c, 3, Into Mischief–Magical Feeling, by Empire Maker) and Wine Me Up (Vino Rosso) were in tandem coming for the wire in the GII San Felipe S., and it took a photo to separate them, the former claiming the better end of the picture. Mc Vay (Constitution) galloped on to take third. There was a stewards' inquiry into the incident on the first turn, where Mc Vay was pushed wide into the bend when Scatify (Justify) encountered traffic troubles, and in the end there was no change to the placing. Bob Baffert stablemates #5 IMAGINATION ($3.80) and #2 Wine Me Up slugged it out down the stretch, but the former got a nose down on the line to win Santa Anita's $300,000 G2 San Felipe Stakes under @FrankieDettori! pic.twitter.com/qiNhshsuNg — TVG (@TVG) March 3, 2024 Sales history: $1,050,000 Ylg '22 KEESEP. O-SF Racing LLC, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables LLC, Stonestreet Stables LLC, Bashor, Dianne, Masterson, Robert E., Waves Edge Capital LLC, Donovan, Catherine and Ryan, Tom J.; B-Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds, LLC (KY); T-Bob Baffert. The post Imagination Wins San Felipe Thriller, Leads Baffert Exacta appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Horse Racing on Monday, March 4 will feature three meetings in Australia. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you the top bets and the quaddie numbers for the meeting at Cowra. Monday Racing Tips – March 4, 2024 Cowra Racing Tips As always there a plenty of promotions available for Australian racing fans, check out all the top online bookmakers to see what daily promotions they have. If you are looking for a new bookmaker for the horse racing taking place on March 4, 2024 check out our guide to the best online racing betting sites. Horse racing tips View the full article

Helios Express overcame a muddling pace and severe traffic issues to win the Hong Kong Classic Cup March 3 at Sha Tin Racecourse, keeping alive his chances to sweep the 4-Year-Old Classic series with another score in the Hong Kong Derby.View the full article

Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) winner Dornoch exited his victory well March 3. Plans for a final Kentucky Derby (G1) prep are still to be made.View the full article

Within the past three months, the purses for all three Triple Crown races have been raised. Paradoxically, this increase in prize money has coincided with a 2024 prep race season that is uncharacteristically light on emphatic, leap-off-the-page contenders for the GI Kentucky Derby, GI Preakness S., and GI Belmont S. The first weekend in March has traditionally served as a launch pad for sophomores who figure to excel in the spring Classics and beyond. Of all the prep stakes currently carded at 1 1/16 miles, the two that have historically been the most prolific producers of Derby winners have been the GII Coolmore Fountain of Youth S. at Gulfstream Park (with 14 starters going on to win the Run for the Roses) and the GII San Felipe S. at Santa Anita Park (with 13). This year, neither race figures to be a reliable measuring stick for calibrating the division's true horsepower. The 1-5 favorite Dornoch (Good Magic) wired four overmatched foes in Saturday's Fountain of Youth S. But it will be difficult to discern where the full-brother to 2023 Derby winner Mage stands in the pecking order off that effort considering four other rivals scratched out of the race, including the three ranked closest to Dornoch on the morning line. Out in California, the San Felipe S. lured just five entrants. Three were from Bob Baffert's barn–meaning they are ineligible to compete in the Derby because of Churchill Downs's corporate banishment of the Hall-of-Fame trainer. Then the day before the race, Baffert scratched the undefeated Nysos (Nyquist). The colt's defection not only drained the San Felipe of its star, but it meant that only two starters out of that stakes would be able to earn Derby qualifying points (the San Felipe's 6:02 p.m. Eastern post time Sunday was too late to include analysis for this column). Using the most recent version of TDN's Sophomore Top 12 as a guide, it is difficult to zero in on any must-use betting interests for the 150th Derby based on what we have seen so far in the '24 prep season. You can skim the Nos. 1, 2 and 7 contenders straight off that list for Derby consideration. 'Rising Stars' Nysos, Muth (Good Magic), and Maymun (Frosted) are all Baffert trainees who won't be Louisville-bound because of the Churchill ban. Seeing these top California-based colts perform in other stakes has also become elusive. Over the last two weekends, Baffert has scratched Nysos from the San Felipe S. because of a sudden desire to give that 1-5 morning-line favorite more time off between starts, and he opted not to enter Muth in the Feb. 24 GII Rebel S. (where he would have been the heavy favorite), when he didn't like how the colt's final workout for that race turned out. Both colts are reportedly fine physically; they are now tentatively expected to contest the GI Santa Anita Derby and GI Arkansas Derby, respectively. The Nos. 3, 5, 6 and 9 contenders on the Sophomore Top 12 all share the dubious distinction of failing to advance in terms of Beyer Speed Figures from age two to three–even though three of those four won their first sophomore starts. No. 3-rated 'TDN Rising Star' Sierra Leone (Gun Runner)'s Beyer pattern declined from 91 to 90 when that colt won the Feb. 17 GII Risen Star S. at Fair Grounds. No. 5-ranked juvenile champ Fierceness, a 'TDN Rising Star' by City of Light, saw his Beyer dip from 105 to 84 after winning the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile in November, then running a no-impact third at 1-5 odds in the GIII Holy Bull S. in February. No. 6-slotted Dornoch (Good Magic)'s winning 88 Beyer in the Fountain of Youth S. represented a three-point haircut off a 91 earned in his GII Remsen S. score. The No. 9-ranked 'TDN Rising Star' Timberlake (Into Mischief) captured the Rebel S., inheriting 4-5 favoritism when Muth wasn't entered. But his 93 Beyer from that win equates to a three-race plateau at that figure without any numerical advancement over a five-month span. Conquest Warrior, another 'TDN Rising Star,' was pegged at No. 8 in the most recent Sophomore Top 12. He uncorked a five-length smackdown score at 1-5 odds in a Gulfstream nine-furlong allowance on Friday against five rivals. But this son of City of Light remains untested against stakes company and will attempt to garner his first Derby qualifying points after replicating, not bettering, an 84 Beyer from his Jan. 13 maiden win. The two Todd Pletcher-trained horses holding down the Nos. 10 and 12 spots on TDN's Top 12, Locked (Gun Runner) and Speak Easy (Constitution), were both unexpected defections from the Fountain of Youth S. Pletcher scratched 'TDN Rising Star' Locked Saturday after not liking the way the colt had moved in a morning gallop. Locked, who won the GI Breeders' Futurity S. at Keeneland and ran third as the beaten favorite in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, has now missed consecutive starts after a fever kept him out of the GIII Sam F. Davis S. at Tampa Feb. 6. He remains unraced in 2024. Speak Easy, a 100-Beyer winner in his Jan. 27 debut, was challenging Dornoch for favoritism in the Fountain of Youth S. when he unseated his jockey in pre-race warm-ups and reportedly ran into the rail and sustained a superficial cut, necessitating a scratch. The plethora of recent, high-profile no-shows against the backdrop of Derby contenders being lightly raced to begin with underscores the missing-in-action vibe that is attaching itself to this year's sophomore crop. With that in mind, maybe it's time to start looking for horses of interest in prep stakes that don't traditionally yield Derby contenders. Saturday's GIII Gotham S. at Aqueduct and the ungraded John Battaglia Memorial S. at Turfway both produced winners who, at the very least, seem to have forward momentum going for them. Deterministic (Liam's Map) is now 2-for-2 after splashing home first in the Gotham S. He stalked and pounced from mid-pack, splitting rivals in the stretch to register a 93-Beyer victory coming off a nearly seven-month layoff for trainer Christophe Clement. The colt will ship back to Payson Park, where he's been training this winter, while his connections mull a next start. Encino (Nyquist) improved his record to 2-for-3 in Tapeta routes at Turfway, with his only loss being a neck defeat when second in his debut for trainer Brad Cox. He overcame post 11 in the Battaglia S. despite getting hooked four wide on both turns and running up on the heels of the favorite at the three-sixteenths pole. After shifting outward and regaining his stalled momentum, Encino scored by a measured length, earning an 89 Beyer. Next-race plans have yet to be formulated. Despite a history that dates to 1953, only one Gotham S. starter has ever won the Derby–the mighty Secretariat, who won both those stakes in 1973. The Battaglia S., which dates to 1982 but has only been a points-awarding Derby prep since 2021, has also yielded exactly one Derby winner from its roster of starters–the 80-1 shocker Rich Strike in 2022, who ran fourth in that year's Battaglia. You can't get much farther apart on the spectrum of Derby winners than Secretariat and Rich Strike. But then again, this is a Triple Crown prep campaign that is shaping up to be a ripe, open season for Derby dreamers, so don't dismiss the winners of the Gotham and Battaglia based solely on their unconventional prep-race paths. The post The Week in Review: In Wake of Triple Crown Purse Increases Sophomore Horsepower Missing in Action appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) winner Dornoch and Gotham Stakes (G3) winner Deterministic exited their victories well March 3. Plans for a final Kentucky Derby (G1) prep are still to be made.View the full article

Time for Truth (Omaha Beach) likely earned himself a spot in the Mar. 30 GI Arkansas Derby with his allowance victory at Oaklawn Park Saturday. Owned by Harry Rosenblum and Cheyenne Stables and trained by Ron Moquett, the colt had to be scratched from last week's GII Rebel S. after suffering a minor shin injury the night before the race. Making his two-turn debut in Saturday's 1 1/16-mile allowance, Time for Truth showed a new dimension by coming from off the pace to post a 1 1/2-length victory under regular rider Rafael Bejarano. “I was [pleased], knowing where we're at with the horse, knowing he missed some training,” Moquett said. “We didn't come to the race exactly like we had wanted to, considering we really did have a bump on our shin. So, I'm pleased with the horse.” A debut winner at Oaklawn at the end of December, Time for Truth was second in the six-furlong Ozark S. Feb. 10. Moquett said he used the Ozark as a bridge to the Rebel after Oaklawn lost 11 days of training (Jan. 13-23) to winter weather. Time for Truth was 15-1 on the morning line for the Rebel. He was 5-2 Saturday. “It was a good race for him,” said Bejarano, who rode three consecutive winners to close Saturday's card. “I'm glad he got scratched the last time because it was a tough race. But I think this race will prepare him for the big race next time. It's the first time going two turns. I had a beautiful trip. Hopefully, the horse came back good and we can get ready for next time.” The post Arkansas Derby Possible Next Start for Time for Truth appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Dornoch (Good Magic) pleased Danny Gargan with his victory in Saturday's GII Coolmore Fountain of Youth S. and the trainer said a decision on the colt's next start would likely be made by the end of the week. “He's great. He looked good this morning. He cooled out nice. We're happy with him. He ate up well,” Gargan said. “We're pleased with him.” Following Dornoch's professional performance as the 1-5 favorite in the 1 1/16-mile Fountain of Youth, Gargan said the 3-year-old full-brother to 2023 GI Kentucky Derby winner Mage would likely return in either the Mar. 30 GI Curlin Florida Derby at Gulfstream or the Apr. 6 GI Toyota Blue Grass S. at Keeneland. Gargan said a spate of scratches from the Fountain of Youth caused him to call an audible Saturday. “We wanted to sit behind horses. The scratches hurt. We just decided to go ahead and take control of the race. He did it pretty handily,” Gargan said. “He didn't have to run too hard, so we'll have plenty of horse. We should be able to come back quick and be fine. We're just got to keep moving and stay lucky.” Vicente Stella Stables LLC's Le Dom Bro (Mucho Macho Man), who made an inside challenge at the top of the stretch before settling for second at 27-1, also exited the Fountain of Youth in good order and is likely to make his next start in the Florida Derby. “I'd say it's 90% for the Florida Derby,” said Vicente Stella. Also on track for the Florida Derby is Hades (Awesome Slew). The undefeated winner of the GIII Holy Bull S. worked four furlongs Sunday morning at Gulfstream in :48.64 (15/52). The post Gargan Pleased with Dornoch Following Fountain of Youth Win appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Juddmonte's Impel (Quality Road–Your Love, by Flatter) took to two turns and stiffer company seemingly with ease at Oaklawn Park in what was her second start. The homebred proved exactly why she was named a 'TDN Rising Star' at first asking in New Orleans Jan. 1. A heavy favorite coming up from Brad Cox's Fair Grounds base, the filly was keen early, but she settled down behind a longshot into the first turn. Ready to roll just before the far turn, the 3-year-old uncorked, began to clear as the lane arrived and she dominated to a multiple-length win over Merasol Sugar (Constitution). The final running time was 1:45.10. O/B-Juddmonte Farms; T-Brad Cox. The @juddmontefarms homebred #5 Impel stretches out and romps to stay perfect in R4 at Oaklawn Park for trainer @bradcoxracing with @christiantorr64 aboard! A bright future ahead for this 3YO filly! You can add her to your TwinSpires #StableAlerts! #TwinSpiresReplay pic.twitter.com/xyjJS3FYeq — TwinSpires Racing (@TwinSpires) March 3, 2024 The post ‘TDN Rising Star’ Impel Impresses At Oaklawn To Stay Perfect appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

Observations on the European Racing Scene turns the spotlight on the best European races of the day, highlighting well-pedigreed horses early in their careers, horses of note returning to action and young runners that achieved notable results in the sales ring. Monday's Observations features a brother to Grade I winner Adhamo. 18.21 Toulouse, Mdn, €21,000, 3yo, c/g, 10 1/2fT QUANTUM (FR) (Intello {Ger}) is the sole debutante in the line-up, but is a significant runner as a full-brother to the 2022 GI United Nations S. hero Adhamo (Ire). Related to the sire Attendu (Fr), the May-foaled Wertheimer homebred has shown trainer Christophe Ferland enough to warrant entries in the G1 Prix du Jockey Club and G1 Grand Prix de Paris. The post Monday’s Observations: Brother to Adhamo Debuts at Toulouse appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

The $125,000 Hurricane Bertie Stakes (G3) March 9 at Gulfstream Park has drawn a field of eight fillies and mares to contest the 6-1/2 furlong dirt test with Amo Racing USA's Olivia Darling looking ripe for the asking.View the full article

A full-sister to MGSW & GISP First Captain, Sedona (f, 3, Curling–America, by A.P. Indy) hit the mark at first asking in Gulfstream Park's seventh race to don cap and gown. Not the fastest into stride after the break, the $2-million near topper at the 2022 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearling sale trailed the leading pack in fifth and was still in that spot when they arrived in the lane. Closing steadfastly, she found a strong late kick to overhaul Neat Trick (Good Magic) and On Command (Omaha Beach) in the final sixteenth. Favored firster #6 SEDONA ($5.40) closes down the outside to make her debut a winning one in R7 at Gulfstream. The well-bred $2 million yearling purchase was ridden by @jose93_ortiz for Shug McGaughey and owners @westpointtbred, @woodfordracing, and Chris Larsen. pic.twitter.com/K1WDb1TC4j — TVG (@TVG) March 3, 2024 Sales history: $2,000,000 Ylg '22 FTSAUG. O-Woodford Racing, LLC, West Point Thoroughbreds and Chris Larsen; B-B. Flay Thoroughbreds (KY); T-Claude R. McGaughey III. The post Pricey Curlin Filly Sedona Gets It Done at First Asking appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article

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Driver Penalties L Hollis | Non-raceday dated 26 February; placed bet in a race that he drove; fined $700. I Cameron | NZ Metropolitan 29 February; use of whip; suspended 11-20 March inclusive. J Dunn | Auckland 16 February (heard Auckland 1 March); careless driving; suspended 4-8 March inclusive. D Grundmann | Auckland 1 March; out of position at start; fined $100. K McClintock | Rangiora 3 March; use of whip; suspended 4 March – 3 April inclusive. C Negus | Rangiora 3 March; use of whip; suspended 4 March – 3 April inclusive. N Munro | Rangiora 3 March; breach of push out rule; fined $200. R Holmes | Rangiora 3 March; careless driving; suspended 11-24 April inclusive. R Houghton | Rangiora 3 March; careless driving; suspended 11-17 April inclusive. M Purvis | Rangiora 3 March; careless driving; fined $400. Trainer Penalties T Healy | Non-raceday dated 26 February; possessed a modified metal lined whip; fined $1,650 and costs of $5,300. B McIntyre | Invercargill 1 March; incorrect gear; fined $100 R Austin | Invercargill 1 March; incorrect gear; fined $100. M Purvis | Non-raceday dated 28 February; misconduct; fined $900. G Pullen | Rangiora 3 March; failed to advise last date of service; fined $100. Horse Penalties KD HAWK | NZ Metropolitan 29 February; broke in running; must complete trial. OLIVE OIL | Invercargill 1 March; broke in running; must complete trial. NOTONYOURNALLY | Invercargill 1 March; lame; veterinary clearance required. IMPERIAL COMMAND | Rangiora 3 March; refused to come to starting position; must complete standing start trial. MAINBOCHER | Rangiora 3 March; broke in running; must complete trial. RACHMANINOV | Rangiora 3 March; late scratching on veterinary advice; veterinary clearance required. Protests NYLA | Invercargill 1 March | unsatisfactory manners prior to start; declared a non-runner. IMPERIAL COMMAND | Rangiora 3 March; unsatisfactory manners prior to start; declared a non-runner. The post 26 February – 3 March 2024 appeared first on RIB. View the full article