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Racing
25 October 2024
Captured By Love out for redemption in Sarten
“It is a real possibility that she may go to the 2000 Guineas.”
Racing
15 April 2024
Impressive Zantabulous destined for middle-distance
“I think next time in, when she strengthens up again, she’ll get over 2000m. She’s quite exciting.”
Racing
31 March 2024
Te Akau shine in Trans-Tasman sprint double
“She’s been a work in progress, has a lot of ability but quite a highly strung filly and our staff have done a great job handling her quirky nature."
Racing
14 March 2024
The Mighty Spar goes back-to-back in South Waikato Cup
“It was great to see him win the South Waikato Cup two years in a row and a lovely ride by Jess to get him into the perfect spot."
Racing
22 February 2024
Te Akau’s southern charge set to continue at Riccarton
The tangerine and blue silks of Te Akau Racing command respect at each Riccarton Park meeting, and the stable will present another strong team of runners across the 10-race card on Friday.
Racing
26 January 2024
Bergerson looking forward to first KM at Te Akau helm
“I am extremely lucky to be in the position I am in with Te Akau and getting the opportunity to train these lovely horses. You want it to go well but you take the horses there fit and well and just hope they get their chance.”
Racing
17 December 2023
Exciting colt provides Bosson with memorable milestone
Commentator George Simon summed up what many were thinking at the finish of the first race at Te Rapa when he uttered the well-known catch cry ‘there’s only one Opie Bosson’.
Racing
09 September 2023
Skew Wiff takes first Group One event of the season
Already enjoying a red-letter day at Hastings on Saturday after completing stakes victories with Tokyo Tycoon and Quintessa, it got even better for trainers Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson when Skew Wiff won Gr.1 Tarzino Trophy (1400m).
Racing
09 September 2023
Tokyo Tycoon reigns supreme at Hastings
Last season’s outstanding two-year-old Tokyo Tycoon showed he is right on target for some lofty goals this season with a professional display to dispose of his three-year-old rivals in the Listed El Roca-Sir Colin Meads Trophy (1200m) at Hastings.