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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 Lance O’Sullivan ONZM and Andrew Scott.

Now’s Your Chance to Join Team Wexford!

Super Seth x Canuhandleajandal, Filly - Shares Available

If you're going to race a horse, you might as well race a quality one! By a sire that continues to deliver at the highest level, this filly has the scope, breeding and temperament to develop into a top level 3YO staying filly (New Zealand Oaks anyone?).

Purchased for $260,000 from the Karaka Yearling Sales, there is currently 60% available. Shares from 1% available.

Congratulations To Our Recent Race Winners

Ruby Rush22/2 - Taupo Racing Club

Ohope Wins (Group 1)21/2 - Ellerslie

Peerless14/2 - Matamata Racing Club

L'Aigle Noir Confirmed for $4million NZB Kiwi

February 27th 2026Waikato Thoroughbred Racing (WTR) have renewed their partnership with Wexford Stables for this year’s $4 million NZB Kiwi (1500m), with the Club selecting L'Aigle Noir (NZ) (Ribchester) as theirRead more

Home mile test for Checkmate

February 27th 2026Group Two performer Checkmate will head to his home track of Matamata this weekend for a mile test before trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott look to step him up over more ground. TheRead more

Ohope Wins Gr.1 New Zealand Oaks

February 23rd 2026Yulong Investments has made a splash in New Zealand this season and they were once again to the fore at the Auckland track on Saturday when their exciting staying prospect Ohope Wins. The LanceRead more

Outstanding Fillies Classic victory for Ohope Wins

February 9th 2026Ohope Wins completed the perfect lead up for the Gr.1 Al Basti Equiworld Dubai New Zealand Oaks in a fortnight when she stormed home out wide from last on the corner to take out the Gr.2 David &Read more

Wexford filly aces rivals in Oaks Prelude

January 25th 2026A clever ride and some good old-fashioned kiwi grit resulted in Savabeel filly Acer collecting her maiden victory in some style as she took out the Listed Grangewilliam Stud Oaks Prelude (1800m) at NRead more

Wexford Purchase Collects Bonus

January 4th 2026Panther made an impressive return to racing in the $18,500 New World Te Puke NZB Mega Maiden (1200m) at Tauranga on Friday and in doing so picked up a NZB Mega Maiden Series bonus of $25,000 forRead more

Ohope Wins bolts home in Sir Patrick Hogan Stakes

January 1st 2026Promising staying filly Ohope Wins chose the best possible moment to break her maiden status when she powered home to take out the Gr.2 Sir Patrick Hogan Stakes (2000m) at Ellerslie. The LanceRead more

Lux Libertas wins Gr.2 Manawatu Challenge

December 21st 2025Lux Libertas was first-up since her runner-up performance in the Listed Tauranga Classic (1400m) in June, and she was kept safe by punters as a $6.60 third elect. She jumped away well under leadingRead more

Smart's An Understatement

November 9th 2025Untapped four-year-old Smart Love continued her stunning rise through the grades with a dominant display in the opener at Pukekohe Park on Saturday. The daughter of Savabeel had been unbeaten in herRead more

Stunning Waitak leaves Livamol rivals in his wake

October 21st 2025Waitak was a class above his rivals in the Gr.1 Livamol Classic (2040m) at Ellerslie on Saturday, completing a spring Group One double in the early stages of what might be a career-defining season.Read more

Harness maestro has weekend to remember

October 14th 2025Harness Racing legend Barry Purdon had a weekend to remember. On Friday he made a winning return to the sulky, following a six-year hiatus, when piloting Group One-performing trotter Higher PowerRead more

Powerful debutant kicks off Wexford treble

October 14th 2025Promising colt Yamato Satona made an impressive start to his racing career at Arawa Park on Sunday, kicking off a winning treble for his trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott. Racing in theRead more

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