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Progressive Sir Albert impresses again
Savabeel four-year-old Sir Albert isn’t wasting any time making his way through the grades. The Terri Rae representative won for the third time in nine appearances when he put away his Rating 75 rivals over …
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Exciting WS sire strikes again
Super Seth quickly doubled his winning tally when his daughter Diablo Blanco accounted for her two-year-old rivals in dashing style at Riccarton on Saturday afternoon. Waikato Stud’s Group 1-winning son of Dundeel has made a …
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THE CORNER WITH GARRY CHITTICK
So, I can imagine the last thing you want to hear about is whether my heart is beating or not. Well, you are going to hear a little because the message the Cardiologist and her …
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Tivaci 3YO scores at Rotorua
Stephen Marsh had lofty expectations of Sinhaman at Rotorua on Thursday afternoon and he wasn’t disappointed. The Cambridge trainer had expected the Waikato Stud-bred and sold son of Tivaci to break his maiden over 1400 …
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2YO Savabeel colt dazzles on debut
Well-related two-year-old colt Savaglee made the perfect start to his career on Saturday afternoon when he was untested to win over 900 metres at Trentham. The precocious son of Savabeel had won his only lead-up …
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Successful family strikes again
A family that has served Waikato Stud so well was again to the fore at More on Friday afternoon. Farm graduate Hoops produced a tidy staying performance for trainer Danny O’Brien to win over 2050 …
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THE CORNER WITH GARRY CHITTICK
Well, we tried and were defeated, not by much, but it doesn’t need much. A touch of luck and who knows. Good on Jamie Walter and Joe Pride, great value purchasing, plenty of people involved, …
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Spell for Savabeel’s star short course specialist
Crack sprinter I Wish I Win has gone for a break with trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman already planning his autumn program for the star Waikato Stud homebred. The son of Savabeel took his …
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Honour in defeat for Savabeel’s son
I Wish I Win did his connections and New Zealand proud with a gallant effort to finish runner-up in the A$20 million The TAB Everest over 1200 metres at Randwick on Saturday afternoon. Bred and …
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Another winning strike for Cannon Hill
Cannon Hill has already fashioned a tidy record from a handful of appearances and trainer Tony Pike is confident the best is yet to come. The progressive son of Ardrossan broke his maiden at his …
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Fall For Cindy proves far too good
Fall For Cindy followed an encouraging first-up effort with a dominant victory at Warwick Farm on Wednesday afternoon. The Waikato Stud-bred and raced mare’s performance augured well for the rest of her campaign as she …
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THE CORNER WITH GARRY CHITTICK
Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Ukraine, Libya, Myanmar, Israel, Iraq, The Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Colombia, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Somalia, China, North Korea and so on. You know what the above have in common? They …
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