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Within minutes of each other, New Zealand's two outstanding four-year-olds Marketplace and Got The Chocolates again confirmed last night what everyone knew - they are the sport's next superstars in this country.
The history of the $60,000 Commodore Hotel Superstars Championship suggests the winner goes on to bigger things - and this year's renewal looks no exception.
Tomorrow night's feature race carries extra significance, with the $30,000 'About Now' Colin Hair Memorial Handicap Trot a fitting tribute to a man who gave so much to harness racing.
Such was the confidence in Marketplace's comeback last night that a $10,000 bet was placed on him at $1.25. In hindsight it was easy money as the Regan Todd-trained pacer returned to Addington with an effortless win in his first race back since taking out...
The return of last season's star three-year-old Marketplace in the Betavet Thanks Jack Harrington Handicap Pace is an obvious highlight at Addington this Friday night...
Team Cullen face a tough task trying to better their heroics of last season in the three-year-old pacing fillies but they might just have the girl to give it a crack. Because Secret Wish is looking more special every time she steps on to the...
The race of the night tomorrow looks to be the $50,000 Magness Benrow Sires Stakes Fillies Semi-Final Mobile Pace, with all six runners holding a bona fide winning chance.
Trainer Mitchell Robertson is eyeing up the lucky last as his best chance of success at Addington today. Robertson, who trains in partnership with his father Peter, will line up four runners in the seven-race midweek programme.
Unbeaten this campaign, things are about to go up a level for pacing star Got The Chocolates.The Robert and Jenna Dunn-trained four-year-old racked up his 12th win in 27 starts when he outgunned Harrison John and Jumal in the Shenan De Silva at Corcoran French...
It was hard to work out the most exciting part of Jumal’s return at Addington on Friday. Obviously the fact he won beating a genuine open class star in the making in The Lazarus Effect was wonderful and a rarity for an early season three-year-old.
After going through her first New Zealand campaign unbeaten, Australian superstar Keayang Zahara is the biggest mover in this week's rankings for the Renwick Farms Dominion Trot and the IRT New Zealand Trotting Cup.