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New venture off to a bright start for Heptinstall

Posted on August 10, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Ex-pat Kiwi breeder, owner and racing enthusiast Tommy Heptinstall is reaping the rewards of his decision to move a number of his current racing team across the Tasman with two winners in the space of four days getting the venture underway on a high note. Tavistock three-year-old Wertheimer started the ball rolling when he broke[...]

Posted on May 17, 2020
in United States Horse Racing News

New York governor Andrew Cuomo has given racecourses in the state clearance to resume racing behind closed doors from June 1. Racing has been suspended in New York, which encompasses tracks such as Belmont Park, Aqueduct and Saratoga, since March 19 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Belmont is the home of the Belmont Stakes, the[...]

Posted on April 25, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Rejuvenation is the name of the game for Cambridge trainer Andrew Campbell. The Group 1-winning trainer has relished the five-week break enforced in New Zealand, care of the Covid-19 lockdown, and is raring to get back to training as soon as the Government gives the green light. “It's been great,” Campbell said. “I've loved it[...]

Posted on March 19, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

A tilt at the Group 1 Australian Derby (2400m) remains a remote possibility for Cambridge three-year-old Tibetan. Trainer Andrew Campbell will run the son of Shocking this weekend, most likely in Saturday's J Swap Contractors Bay Of Plenty Cup (2100m) at Tauranga, though he also remains in the field for the 2100m maiden at Avondale[...]

Posted on February 4, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Not many trainers can say half of their racing team are Derby contenders, but that's the case for Andrew Campbell. The Cambridge conditioner still has five three-year-olds nominated for the Group 1 Vodafone New Zealand Derby (2400m) with four being realistic chances of making the field. Campbell, who privately trains for a group of owners[...]

Posted on September 30, 2019
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Andrew Campbell is hoping Peloton's win at Te Rapa last week is the start of a well-overdue change of luck for his Cambridge stable. Campbell has suffered a series of major setbacks since shifting to Cambridge just under two years ago after a highly successful innings during his 23 years in Opaki, a period in[...]

New venture off to a bright start for Heptinstall

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Re-charged Campbell ready for fresh start

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