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Pacorus and regular rider Viktoria Gatu recording an easy win in the Kaponga Hotel Egmont Cup. Pacorus’ connections had a bitter pill to swallow when missing the Christchurch Casino NZ Cup earlier this month, but there could be a shining Australian light at the end of the tunnel. Pacorus was set to be one . . . → Read More: Australian target for Pacorus SEWREEL and CHAMBON returned nice work when galloping on the plough this morning. SEWREEL and CHAMBON were together throughout 1000 in 1:08, sprinting the 600 in 38.7. Both were travelling sweetly at the finish. VERDI and LADY KALIMARA matched strides over 1400 in 1:36, sprinting the final 600 in 37.7. TERRIFIQUE completed the . . . → Read More: Track Work 29 November 2016 Leith Innes scoring his fifth win of the day at Te Rapa last Sunday aboard the exciting Von Tunzelman. Despite scoring a courageous win at Te Rapa last Sunday, smart Cambridge galloper Von Tunzelman is not a guaranteed starter in the $80,000 Dunstan Feeds Stayers Championship at Ellerslie. Trainer Roger James has him entered . . . → Read More: Options open with Von Tunzelman Mark Hills returning to scale on Dark Universe after an authoritative win at Te Rapa yesterday. Chris Wood was quick to deflect the credit with his talented galloper Dark Universe after he continued on his winning way at Te Rapa yesterday. “All credit goes to my apprentice Viktoria (Gatu),” said Wood. “She has done . . . → Read More: Dark Universe credit goes to Gatu Irish Call (Sam Wynne) winning on the first day of the NZ Cup carnival. Cambridge horsewoman Tarissa Mitchell is finally on her way back from a highly successful South Island trip. The talented trainer took two horses, Irish Call and Wagner, south and between the pair they earned $62,485 in prizemoney, making the trip . . . → Read More: Mitchell on way home with the loot Killarney stretching out nicely for rider Vinnie Colgan to win at Ellerslie last Saturday. Killarney once again showed why trainer Roger James rates him so highly when he passed his first Ellerslie test last Saturday. The Cambridge trainer has made no secret of his big opinion of Killarney, even before he made a successful . . . → Read More: Killarney living up to reputation First Honour (Lynsey Satherley) achieving a fine win for the Cruz family when beating El Fernando at Ellerslie yesterday. Trevor and Martin Cruz made them mum proud when they pulled off a fine training achievement at Ellerslie yesterday. The Cambridge-based brothers produced First Honour, raced by their mother Angel Cruz, to win fresh-up over . . . → Read More: Training honours to Cruz brothers Dark Universe, pictured winning well at Dargaville, could continue his unbeaten record tomorrow. It seems a case of deja vu when assessing the fields for tomorrow’s Cambridge Jockey Club’s rescheduled meeting at Te Rapa. A week after the meeting was abandoned due to high winds blowing down the false rail, most of the acceptors . . . → Read More: Ready to try again at Te Rapa Coldplay (Craig Grylls) beating a determined Ronchi (inside) in the Gr.3 Eagle Technology Stakes today. Time has served Coldplay well and she now looks set to challenge for higher honours after maintaining her unbeaten record this season. The Savabeel mare successfully resumed in Rating 75 company last month and today she added the Gr.3 . . . → Read More: Coldplay adds Gr.3 to record Danielle Johnson getting the best out of fresh-upper Ruud Not Too (inner) to beat stablemate Rocanto at Ellerslie today. Cambridge trainer Stephen Marsh was able to give two of his stable charges a big tick for richer assignments after they provided him with the quinella in the Withers & Co 1100 on the course . . . → Read More: Marsh all smiles after quinella |
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