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Racing: Surgery for Hunter after race fall

Hamish Hunter, the Ryal Bush horseman, was undergoing surgery last night for a broken ankle sustained in a race fall at Invercargill yesterday.

Racing: Trainer prefers 2000m for Apologize

Trainer Peter Williams said last night Apologize would start over 2000m (race 10) at Riccarton today in preference to 1800m (race 9).

Racing: Piper Heidsieck shows potential as 3yo

Piper Heidsieck wins at Waikouaiti on Sunday. Photo by Tayler Strong.

Racing: Piper Heidsieck shows potential as 3yo

Trainer Robert Dunn is delighted in the improvement of Piper Heidsieck, a dashing maiden winner at Waikouaiti on Sunday.

Racing: Wins follow move

Horseman Mark Jones continued his winning form since transferring to a new training complex last week when Lethal Rocket was successful in the Waikouaiti Cup yesterday.

Racing: Four Starzzz Flash firms as cup choice

Four Starzzz Flash has firmed as favourite for the Waikouaiti Cup tomorrow with the scratching of Manhattan Rusty.

Racing: Miss Elsie to vindicate payment

Kylie Ree (Mark Purdon) winning the Sires' Stakes Championship at Addington in May. Photo by...

Racing: Miss Elsie to vindicate payment

Miss Elsie could recoup more of the $16,000 late entry fee to the Sires' Stakes fillies series with a heat win at Ashburton tomorrow.

Racing: Bosson key at Te Rapa

Opie Bosson is back on Booming (International Stakes) and King's Rose (Sir Tristram Classic) at Te Rapa tomorrow, after missing the mounts in recent major wins through injury.

Racing: Butt to continue fine run

David Butt is set to continue a run of success at the Winton meeting today with My Mei and Malak Uswaad.

Racing: Weight forces end to Laking's riding career

Jason Laking has confirmed his retirement from race riding due to increased weight.

Racing: The Solitaire poised to resume at Invercargill

The Solitaire, who showed promise last winter, is due to resume racing at Invercargill tomorrow.

Racing: Setback for Beaudiene Bad Babe

Beaudiene Bad Babe will miss the $80,000 New Zealand Breeders' Stakes at Addington on Friday night due to a muscular problem.

Racing: Form of Laxon better than ever

Laurie Laxon, the six-time leading trainer in Singapore, was a visitor at the premier race meeting at Wingatui on Saturday.

Racing: Pair in select company

Borninthestates (inner) wins the Dunedin Cup on Saturday from Trilogy (centre) and Biman. Photo...

Racing: Pair in select company

Borninthestates and Hold It Harvey joined select company with repeat wins in the Dunedin Cup and White Robe Lodge Handicap respectively at Wingatui on Saturday.

Racing: Sydney campaign in offing for Milo

An autumn campaign in Sydney is under consideration for Milo, brilliant winner of the Dunedin Guineas at Wingatui on Saturday.

Racing: Win comes quickly

The Blazing Conman, who won the maiden trot at Forbury Park last night, was bought three weeks ago by Christchurch family David and Donna Butts and their daughters, Karina and Stacey.

Racing: Tai Chi Queen to rule supreme

ing Montrose, a fine prospect in the Dunedin Gold Cup tomorrow. Photo by Taylor Strong.

Racing: Tai Chi Queen to rule supreme

Tai Chi Queen is in line for her third win at a premier meeting tomorrow at Wingatui.

Racing: Seeking to follow in family members' footsteps

St Bernard will attempt to emulate his half-brother and half-sister by winning the group three White Robe Lodge Handicap on Saturday for Wingatui owner-trainer Shaun McGarry.

Racing: Trotters to beach stable

El Alamein and Avalon Sunset, the three-win trotters, are newcomers to the Westwood Beach stable of Graeme Anderson and Amber Hoffman. El Alamein won two races when trained by his Westport breeder, Trevor Craddock. The Call Me Now gelding had his most recent win at Forbury Park last April for Stu Campbell.

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