Wednesday Afternoon

Weather: Fine

Track: Heavy 8

Moisture Meter: 51.8%

Rail: Out 3m 1100m to 320m, Remainder true

Rain: 0.5mm Rain Last 24 Hours | 32mm Rain Last 7 Days

Irrigation: N/A

Weather and Track updated at 7.30am Tuesday 8 April

Head Stipe - Lauren Selvakumaran 027 206 0646

 

All races will remain open untill 9am Tuesday 8th April.

 

Due to insufficient entries the MDN 2 & Up 1200m and the MDN 2 & Up F&M 1200m have been combined.

 

Apprentice Riders:
Jim Chung (a2) 029 020 19951
Jeetesh Mudhoo (a3) 027 317 7902
Sima Mxothwa (a4) 021 995 950
Amber Riddell (a3) 027 883 6778
Elle Sole (a3) c/- 021 174 9777

 

Senior Riders:
Kavish Chowdhoory c/- 027 738 9120
Chris Dell 021 444 010
Bridget Grylls 027 333 6339
Leah Hemi 021 280 2370
Ulrika Holmquist c/- 021 1477378
Ashvin Mudhoo 027 570 5540
Jonathan Riddell c/- 021 944 819
Madan Singh 020 4091 6241

 

Highweight Riders:
Lemmy Douglas c/- 021 174 9777
Michael Roustoby (2) 027 748 6962

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.

 

Click Here to view Acceptances