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World-class Horse Training Facility in New Zealand

Ensuring a legacy that extends beyond our rich history.

Premier horse trainers Lance O'Sullivan and Andrew Scott invite you to Wexford Stables, a world-class thoroughbred training facility in Matamata, New Zealand.

Your Chance To Join Team Wexford

Wexford Stables have an outstanding record of purchasing yearlings of the highest quality. We currently have a small number of shares available in two yearlings. This is your opportunity to join the Wexford team and experience the thrill of thoroughbred racehorse ownership at the elite level.

Alabama Express x War Goddess, Filly

Purchased for $340,000 from Elsdon Park

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Noverre x Serenella, Colt

Purchased for $300,000 from Waikato Stud

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Congratulations To Our Recent Race Winners

30/3 - San MarcoTauranga

29/3 - WaitakTrentham (G2)

29/3 - The WeaponTe Aroha

Latest News

Back-to-back Group Twos for Waitak

March 31st 2025Last year’s Gr.1 Sistema Railway (1200m) winner Waitak has showcased his versatility and class this autumn with a dominant double over 1600m and 2100m. The son of Proisir was a three-length winnerRead more

Checkmate bound for Rosehill feature

March 25th 2025Wexford Stables took home the major spoils at Tauranga on Saturday, and this weekend, they will venture further afield with class three-year-old Checkmate contesting the Gr.1 Rosehill Guineas (2000m)Read more

Tauranga specialist prevails in Owens Plate

March 18th 2025Grande Gallo collected her third win from four starts at Tauranga with a narrow victory over three-year-old Yaldi in the Triton Pacific Owens Plate (1200m) on Saturday. The daughter of Belardo wonRead more

Waitak and Elliot a class above in Japan Trophy

March 18th 2025The $150,000 feature was a step down in class following a string of high-class summer assignments for Waitak, who has contested 10 Group One races in his 30-start career. The Proisir gelding had goneRead more

Four NZB Kiwi Runners for Wexford

March 6th 2025Wexford Stables’ long-held plan for an all-out assault on The NZB Kiwi (1500m) at Ellerslie has come to fruition, with a quartet of in-form contenders to do battle on Saturday. Trainers LanceRead more

Tomodachi Extends Impressive Record

February 24th 2025Rider Masa Hashizume made a quick return to winning action following an injury-enforced stint on the sideline when he guided emerging star Tomodachi to an impressive victory in open company overRead more

Sethito sparkles in NZB Kiwi audition

February 24th 2025Four confirmed candidates for the inaugural $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) had their final dress rehearsal in the Listed Trevor & Corallie Eagle Uncle Remus Stakes (1400m) at Ellerslie on Saturday,Read more

Hankee Alpha joins Wexford Quartet in The NZB Kiwi

February 22nd 2025Auckland Thoroughbred Racing (ATR) will host the inaugural running of the $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) in just over a fortnight, and the Club’s Chief Executive Paul Wilcox is excited to announceRead more

Wexford filly proves She’s All That

February 13th 2025Promising filly She’s All That rewarded the patience of her connections as a fitting winner of the Wexford Stables (1400m) at Te Aroha on Wednesday. Prepared by Wexford trainers Lance O’Sullivan Read more

Wexford savours milestone day

February 4th 2025With a pair of highly promising winners, a milestone for the season and a perfect exhibition gallop by a Group One-bound star, the Wexford Stables team had plenty of reasons to leave Te Rapa onRead more

WTR secure Sethito for the NZB Kiwi

January 28th 2025Waikato Stud and Wexford Stables have furthered their representation in the NZB Kiwi (1500m), with slot holder Waikato Thoroughbred Racing announcing their filly Sethito (NZ) (Super Seth) as theirRead more

Wexford Make Decisive Move On The NZB Kiwi

January 17th 2025Wexford Stables’ red-hot form across a stable of talented three-year-olds in recent months has built widespread anticipation over which of their talented stars would emerge to represent theRead more

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