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A New Zealand Racing Powerhouse Since 1961, based in Matamata, NZ.

Established in 1961 by Hall of Fame trainer Dave O’Sullivan, Wexford Stables is one of the most iconic names in New Zealand racing history. Today, the legacy continues under the leadership of champion jockey turned trainer Lance O’Sullivan and seasoned trainer Andrew Scott — who has saddled over 1,000 winners in his own right.

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Congratulations To Our Recent Race Winners

28/5 - MacallanTauranga

28/5 - PrudentiaTauranga

24/5 - UderzoTe Rapa

Latest News

Wexford three-year-olds rise in torrid Tauranga conditions

May 28th 2025Wexford Stables’ three-year-olds prevailed in the survival of the fittest at Tauranga on Wednesday, with Prudentia and Macallan each breaking maiden status in the extremely testing conditions. TheRead more

Change in tactics pays winning dividend for Uderzo

May 26th 2025Underrated galloper Uderzo took up pacemaking duties at Te Rapa on Saturday for the first time in his career and it proved a masterstroke for trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott as he neverRead more

Ribkraka delivers winning Wexford double

May 26th 2025Promising three-year-old Ribkraka thrived on a change of venue to deliver a front-running victory for Wexford Stables trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott at New Plymouth on Saturday. EnteredRead more

The comeback King reigns in Ellerslie staying contest

May 18th 2025King Of The North went from zero to hero in the space of two minutes at Ellerslie on Saturday, surprising even his trainers with a massive performance to win the Join TAB Racing Club 2100. An aptlyRead more

Do You Just blitzes Champagne rivals

May 17th 2025A masterful front-running ride by Warren Kennedy and powerhouse performance from Do You Just turned Saturday’s Listed Skycity Champagne Stakes (1600m) at Ellerslie into a one-horse race. The pairRead more

Wexford Go Back-To-Back in Gr.3 Rotorua ITM Stakes

May 12th 2025Pencarrow Stud homebred, Tomodachi, has made an enormous impression in a short career to date, winning six of her nine starts and more than $179,000 in stakes. The daughter of Tarzino burst on the scRead more

Kauri capitalises on Wexford opportunity

May 12th 2025Promising jockey Liam Kauri jumped at the chance to ride for one of New Zealand’s biggest stables at Trentham on Saturday, guiding Tristar to victory in the Leica Lucy 3YO (1200m). The $35,000 raceRead more

Rotorua Stakes defence looms for Karman Line

April 14th 2025The Group Three winner was right back to her best when taking out the BCD Group 1400 at Te Rapa on Sunday. The daughter of Myboycharlie has mixed her form from the outset and while she won the LisaRead more

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

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