Month: March 2022

Neds horse racing app download guide 2022

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Neds apps are available for both iOS and Android smartphone users, with these available to download for free and enhancing your wagering experience with this top Australian bookmaker. The Neds horse racing app is easily among the better mobile applications available in the Australian market, with all Aussie and international markets covered extensively. Our Neds bookmaker app guide will run you through how to download the correct version for your device, give you a rundown of how it operates and give our unbiased verdict on whether it is any good.…

Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | March 30, 2022

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Horse Racing on Wednesday, March 30 will feature six meetings in Australia. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you the top bets and the quaddie numbers for the meetings at Canterbury & Sandown Hillside Wednesday Racing Tips – March 30, 2022 Canterbury Racing Tips Sandown Hillside 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…

Levante pressing on to Breeders’ Stakes

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Levante’s (NZ) (Proisir) domestic racing season isn’t over just yet with confirmation the high-class mare will be given the opportunity next month to add to her record at the elite level. Trainer Ken Kelso, who prepares the five-year-old with wife Bev, is keen on a crack at the Gr.1 Fiber Fresh New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes (1600m) at Te Rapa on April 14. “She’s all good and we’re looking to press on to the Breeders’ Stakes. At this stage, we’re boxing on and were looking to get a trial into…

Daily Mail: ‘Panama’ set to extend picket fence

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Panama Canal has scorched the track at Healesville in his three runs since resuming from over four months off and he is aiming to win for the sixth-straight time overall in a Grade 5 390m race at Ballarat this evening. G1 Melbourne Cup placegetter Kinson Bale stands out in a Mixed 4/5 450m event, while Shaka Big Tonks is aiming to record his fourth win from his last five starts in a Grade 5 450m race. Group finalists Well Grounded and Chop Scotch, plus the promising Blazing Times, should produce…

Team Teal total tops $15,000

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The 2022 Teal Pants campaign has raised just over $15,000. Final figures show the total was $15,343.80 after contributions from Harness Racing New Zealand, clubs, individual sponsors and other donations were taken into account. The campaign went from February 1 to March 15 with money raised for ovarian cancer research every time a female driver (and her teal pants) won a race. There were 53 wins during the six weeks, with Sarah O’Reilly leading the way with 11 wins. Sam Ottley had seven wins, and Natalie Rasmussen six. It’s the…

The horse ambulance fleet is complete

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New Zealand can now boast the world’s first dedicated national horse ambulance service, following the commissioning of the country’s ninth and final horse ambulance. The ambulance is being unveiled by the NZ Horse Ambulance Trust today in Karaka, where sponsors and supporters of the Trust are celebrating the achievement. “We’ve been on a mission to deliver a national fleet of horse ambulances and today we are proud to say we’ve done it!” says Martin Burns, Chair of the NZ Horse Ambulance Trust and General Manager of Welfare & Sustainability for…

Sprint Cup test for Master Eight as FWD Champions Day looms large

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Master Eight is a five-time winner from seven starts. Master Eight has a long way to go if he is to fill the void left by the brilliant Mr Stunning in Frankie Lor’s stable, but this Sunday (3 April) the handler is hopeful the exciting four-year-old can take a step closer to fulfilling his early promise when he lines up in the HKD$4.75 million Group 2 Sprint Cup (1200m) at Sha Tin. Shaping as a potential top-liner with five wins from his first five starts, the chestnut turned heads at…

Ting chases Sprint Cup repeat with Computer Patch

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Computer Patch wins the 2020 Group 3 National Day Cup Handicap (1000m). Jimmy Ting stunned Sha Tin last year when Amazing Star landed the Group 2 Sprint Cup (1200m) at odds of +17800 and this Sunday (3 April) the handler is out to do it again, taking aim with Computer Patch – a recent big-name acquisition to the stable who is hunting an overdue win. A reliable performer who placed at Group 1 level last term, Computer Patch finished a length off winning a hot Class 1 at his first…

Hong Kong-bound Richards bows out of New Zealand racing

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He may have racked up 53 Group One winners during his 6-1/2 years training for Te Akau Racing but Jamie Richards was back to being the boy at trackwork on Tuesday. The finishing touches had already been made on the racing team for Matamata on Wednesday, Richards’ final day in the role before he prepares for his new career training in Hong Kong, and it was his replacement Mark Walker and his assistant Sam Bergerson taking charge of Tuesday training in preparation for Saturday’s Gr.1 Courtesy Ford Manawatu Sires’ Produce…

Hitotsu Heads 2022 Australian Derby Field & Odds

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Hitotsu is out to make the history books once again backing-up from a win fresh in the Australian Guineas as the punters’ pick heading north for the Group 1 $2 Bentley Australian Derby (2400m) on Saturday. Australian Guineas champion Hitotsu is in Sydney as the hot favourite for Saturday’s 2022 Australian Derby. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos. The Ciaron Maher & David Eustace-trained Maurice colt is one of a capacity field of three-year-olds engaged in this year’s Australian Derby, running over the mile and a half on a predicted Heavy Randwick…