Thursday Afternoon

Weather: Fine

Track: Soft 5

Moisture Meter: n/a

Rail: Out 8m 

Rainfall: No Rain Past 24 Hours | 4mm last 7 days 

Irrigation: Nil

Weather and Track Updated at 3.58pm Thursday 4 August 

Apprentice Riders:
Rahul Beemud (a3) 020 411 70384
Ashvin Goindasamy (a0) c/- 027 673 2282
Kelsey Hannan (a3) 021 024 84334
Joe Kamaruddin (a1) c/- 021 260 7170
Mubs Kareem (a3) - 022 437 1398
Yuto Kumagai (a4) c/- 021 147 7378
Ace Lawson-Carroll (a4) 027 666 9604
Erin Leighton (a3) c/- 027 673 2282
Crystal Lindsay (a4) 021 0286 1099
Elen Nicholas (a2) 027 356 1122
Niranjan Parmar (a3) c/- 029 124 6045
Bailey Rogerson (a3) 021 921 465
Maria Sanson (a3) 021 145 9230

 

Senior Riders:
Matthew Cameron c/- 021 944 819

Vinnie Colgan 027 200 2520
Darren Danis c/- 027 738 9120
Jasmine Fawcett c/- 027 435 1015
Tegan Newman c/- 0211 715 703
Doni Prastiyou 027 918 5202
Sam Weatherley c/- 021 260 7170
Sam Spratt c/- 021 944 819
Taiki Yanagida c/- 021 147 7378

ACCESS TO SADDLING ENCLOSURE
Following consultation with the New Zealand Trainers’ Association & Racing Clubs, it has been agreed that entry to the Saddling Enclosures at all thoroughbred racing venues will be restricted to Licensed Trainers & Registered Persons. In conjunction with this directive, the minimum age for staff to enter these areas is 14 years unless a Stipendiary Steward has granted prior approval. In order to enforce this policy, Licensed Trainers and Licensed Persons must display their official NZTR ID card to gain access to the Saddling Enclosure areas on raceday.

 

Licence Display:
To assist security in ensuring that only authorised people are allowed into the raceday stalls area it is essential that all licence-holders and licenced staff wear their licence badges so that they are clearly visible at all times. Security do not necessarily know trainers and other licence holders by sight and wearing licence badges so that they are easily seen will prevent any unnecessary embarrassment in accessing the stalls area.

 

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