Awapuni Gold Cup
New Zealand | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous Awapuni Gold Cup Winners
| Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
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BEAUDEN
(NZ)
6G BULLBARS (AUS) - BELLE FEMME (AUS) ZEDITAVE (AUS) |
RYAN ELLIOT | 56.0 | GRAEME & DEBBIE ROGERSON | 9 |
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JACKSSTAR
(NZ)
7G ZED (NZ) - STAR GUEST (NZ) PENTIRE (GB) |
C W JOHNSON | 55.0 | G VILE | 3 |
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OUR ABBADEAN
(NZ)
5M LOOKIN AT LUCKY (USA) - HIGHLAND LIGHTS (AUS) FANTASTIC LIGHT (USA) |
D S JOHNSON | 53.0 | STEPHEN AUTRIDGE | 4 |
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MAYGROVE
(AUS)
7G AUTHORIZED (IRE) - LADY ZHIVAGO (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ) |
J PARKES | 59.0 | MURRAY BAKER & ANDREW FORSMAN | 11 |
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SAMPSON
(NZ)
7G DUBAI DESTINATION (USA) - MAGIC STAR (AUS) DANZERO (AUS) |
B R JONES | 56.0 | H W MATHEWS | 3 |
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MAYGROVE
(AUS)
5G AUTHORIZED (IRE) - LADY ZHIVAGO (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ) |
M CAMERON | 57.0 | MURRAY BAKER & ANDREW FORSMAN | 6 |
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IAMISHWARA
(NZ)
5G KEENINSKY (NZ) - SHE'S HEROIC (NZ) CLAY HERO (AUS) |
L J ALLPRESS | 58.0 | ANTONY KAYE | 1 |
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Soriano
(NZ)
4M SAVABEEL (AUS) - CALL ME LILY (NZ) JUST A DANCER (NZ) |
N G HARRIS | 53.5 | GRAEME & DEBBIE ROGERSON | 11 |
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BETTER THAN EVER
(AUS)
6G FRENCH DEPUTY (USA) - SONGFEST (AUS) UNBRIDLED'S SONG (USA) |
H S TINSLEY | 58.0 | JASON BRIDGMAN | 7 |
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RIOMORAL
(NZ)
5G CAPTAIN RIO (GB) - IMMORAL (NZ) LAST TYCOON (IRE) |
P J TURNER | 55.0 | KARYN MCQUADE | 3 |
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HOLD IT HARVEY
(AUS)
6G KING CUGAT (USA) - DALY CHARM (AUS) BEST WESTERN (AUS) |
J S BULLARD | 57.0 | TERRI RAE | 2 |
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SIR SLICK
(NZ)
8G VOLKSRAAD (GB) - OUR MISS OPERA (NZ) PARIS OPERA (AUS) |
S T COLLETT | 58.0 | GRAEME NICHOLSON & PAUL ALLBON | 5 |
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MACO'REILLY
(NZ)
5G O'REILLY (NZ) - DOUBLE BABU (NZ) CENTAINE (AUS) |
H S TINSLEY | 59.0 | DAVID HAWORTH | 5 |
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SIR SLICK
(NZ)
6G VOLKSRAAD (GB) - OUR MISS OPERA (NZ) PARIS OPERA (AUS) |
B S HERD | 59.0 | GRAEME NICHOLSON & PAUL ALLBON | 7 |
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SIR SLICK
(NZ)
5G VOLKSRAAD (GB) - OUR MISS OPERA (NZ) PARIS OPERA (AUS) |
B S HERD | 59.0 | G NICHOLSON | 9 |
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TUSKER
(NZ)
4M VOLKSRAAD (GB) - STELLA ARTOIS (NZ) STAR WAY (GB) |
D M WALSH | 56.0 | M BAKER | 4 |
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DISTINCTLY SECRET
(NZ)
6G DISTINCTLY NORTH (USA) - TE AKAU SECRET (NZ) LORD BALLINA (AUS) |
J S BULLARD | 58.0 | MARK WALKER | 11 |
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IRISH ROVER
(NZ)
6G KENFAIR (NZ) - STERLING LEA (NZ) ONE POUND STERLING (GB) |
DAVID WALKER | 58.0 | E CARSON | 6 |
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DISTINCTLY SECRET
(NZ)
5G DISTINCTLY NORTH (USA) - TE AKAU SECRET (NZ) LORD BALLINA (AUS) |
O P BOSSON | 58.0 | MARK WALKER | 2 |
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MAZE
(NZ)
4M HOUSEBUSTER (USA) - STRANGEWAYS (NZ) VELOSO (NZ) |
G J GRYLLS | 56.0 | M MURDOCH | 7 |
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CENT HOME
(NZ)
6G LORD BALLINA (AUS) - CENTURIA (NZ) CENTAINE (AUS) |
DAVID WALKER | 58.0 | JAMES WALLACE | 5 |
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CRONUS
(NZ)
8G ZABEEL (NZ) - FOREIGN COPY (NZ) BOLD VENTURE (NZ) |
V A COLGAN | 58.0 | R JAMES | 4 |
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CRUZEIRO
(NZ)
7M KAAPSTAD (NZ) - JANEIRO (NZ) MARCEAU (AUS) |
J W WALKER | 57.0 | GEOFF GEORGETTI | 8 |
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Promising filly Sacred Option may have booked a place in the Gr.3 Cambridge Breeders’ Stakes (1200m) at Te Rapa next month after she produced a whirlwind finish to claim her second career victory at Awapuni on Saturday.
Graham Richardson is an excited man ahead of the Gr.1 Courtesy Ford Manawatu Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m) at Awapuni on Saturday.
Allan Sharrock is enjoying a standout season and with four months left to go, he said his New Plymouth stable is not finished yet.
Cambridge trainer Tony Pike is gearing up for a busy weekend of racing, where he will saddle runners at Trentham and Tauranga on Saturday, and as many as five starters at Te Aroha on Sunday.
Trainer Allan Sharrock will have his fingers-crossed on Saturday when Sinarahma makes her return to Trentham.
While an Australian campaign is enticing for the connections of Avantage, Te Akau principal David Ellis and trainer Jamie Richards have elected to keep the multiple Group One winner in New Zealand for now.
