Ex-pat Canterbury jockey Daniel Stackhouse has returned home, riding at Riccarton across Cup and Show Week. 

He’s bringing his talent and experience to one of the biggest weeks in the racing calendar, and joined Lesley Murdoch to look back at the week and discuss how he prepares for the races.

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Ex-pat Canterbury jockey Daniel Stackhouse has returned home, riding at Riccarton across Cup and Show Week.&nbsp;
He’s bringing his talent and experience to one of the biggest weeks in the racing calendar, and joined Lesley Murdoch to look back at the week and discuss how he prepares for the races.
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Daniel Stackhouse: Ex-Canterbury jockey discusses preparations for Cup and Show week

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Scott ‘Razor’ Robertson’s run as All Blacks coach has been cut short.  

It followed a damning internal review of the 2025 season that found issues with the coaching, culture, and environment of the team.  

Lesley Murdoch caught up with a couple of high-profile Cantabrians, Crusaders Manager Aaron Webb, and Canterbury Cricket Coach Peter Fulton, to get their thoughts on the situation.  

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Scott ‘Razor’ Robertson’s run as All Blacks coach has been cut short. &nbsp;
It followed a damning internal review of the 2025 season that found issues with the coaching, culture, and environment of the team. &nbsp;
Lesley Murdoch caught up with a couple of high-profile Cantabrians, Crusaders Manager Aaron Webb, and Canterbury Cricket Coach Peter Fulton, to get their thoughts on the situation. &nbsp;
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Aaron Webb and Peter Fulton: Crusaders Manager and Canterbury Cricket Coach talk Scott Robertson's sacking

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Canterbury Golf enjoyed a tremendous 2025, but now the big question is how to keep that momentum rolling into 2026. 

President Dion Kerr joined Lesley Murdoch for a chat about what’s driving the buzz, from new competitions to new initiatives that are set to shape another standout year for the sport. 

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Canterbury Golf enjoyed a tremendous 2025, but now the big question is how to keep that momentum rolling into 2026.&nbsp;
President Dion Kerr joined Lesley Murdoch for a chat about what’s driving the buzz, from new competitions to new initiatives that are set to shape another standout year for the sport.&nbsp;
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Dion Kerr: Canterbury Golf President on their plans for 2026

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In association with Elmwood Trading Company, Lesley caught up with one of New Zealand’s brightest golfing talents, seventeen-year-old Cooper Moore, to reflect on a stellar 2025 and look ahead to what’s next.

Cooper shared that while he’s added serious length off the tee, his short game has slipped a little – making that his top priority for 2026 as he continues his upward trajectory.

Big goals, big talent. Watch this space!LISTEN ABOVE

In association with Elmwood Trading Company, Lesley caught up with one of New Zealand’s brightest golfing talents, seventeen-year-old Cooper Moore, to reflect on a stellar 2025 and look ahead to what’s next.
Cooper shared that while he’s added serious length off the tee, his short game has slipped a little – making that his top priority for 2026 as he continues his upward trajectory.
Big goals, big talent. Watch this space!
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Cooper Moore: Teen golf prodigy reflects on 2025

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Daniel Stackhouse: Ex-Canterbury jockey discusses preparations for Cup and Show week

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