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24/07/2026

Seems you can never have too much CEN!
Containers unloaded tonight 🌙 💙
And more on the way 🛳️
We’ve got this 😘
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06/07/2026

🎉 CEN BUNDLES HAVE ARRIVED! 🎉

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Whether you're stocking up or grabbing your regular essentials, we've made it quick, easy, and hassle-free.

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2 x 6.5kg CEN CF50 + 1 x 4.5L CEN Oil

05/07/2026

🎉🏆 2026 and its another 160km Tom Quilty Gold Cup in the bag for CEN Horse Nutrition team🏆🎉
Pop into Feed Central and pick up your sample. Or check out this link and listen to one or two of their 157 nutrition podcasts 🔊🎤 https://feedcentral.co.nz/collections/cen-nutrition
Podcast links are on the product pages. Enjoy👌

🏆Another CENsationial TOM QUILTY GOLD CUP 160km VICTORY!🏆

Congratulations to Amy Everett & 🐴Box Hill Nifty!
A very special win for your Tom Quilty debut!

Credit also to your team and everyone involved on this tremendous achievement.

Thank you for all your support!

01/07/2026

⚠️🏇

It takes a village… and in Cambridge, sometimes a horse too.

The Cambridge training precinct – Peake Road, Racecourse Road and Abergeldie Road – is one of those rare places where racehorses and riders, cyclists and motorists all share the same stretch of road well before the sparrow has farted.

Mornings have got a little busier recently with the SH1 on-ramp closure at Hautapu, and extra traffic finding its way onto the scenic route in an attempt to avoid the Hamilton Road queues.

That influx has been useful. It’s sparked a good, honest conversation on our socials about how the area actually works, and what can be done to improve safety.

It turns out not everyone knows horses can appear from multiple driveways and crossing points.

So, we’re also looking at simplifying things further by consolidating crossing points and improving signage, so it’s clearer where horse-related encounters are most likely to occur.

But there are still things we need to get our heads around.

A few practical things are already happening: trainers and riders have sharpened visibility and crossing routines, hedges have had a haircut, Police have been out and about getting a feel for the area (and nabbing boy racers on their way to the gym), and extra temporary signage on Abergeldie Road has helped remind drivers that horses are very much part of the equation.

The bottom line is, horses and riders must give way to cars, but they’re not always emotionally aligned with that idea. These are thoroughbred racehorses—highly strung, finely tuned, and capable of going from nonchalant to flat-out in a heartbeat.

So, clarity matters. Hesitation creates confusion. A car that slows ambiguously can make things worse, not better. If you’re going to let a horse go first, stop properly and make it obvious. If not, continue with steady, predictable certainty.

Until then: keep it calm, keep it clear, and assume every hedge may be obscuring a future Melbourne Cup winner.

Image courtesy of Mary Anne Gill, Good Local Media.

15/05/2026

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08/05/2026

PINK RIBBON AUCTION 🎀

The auction will run by commenting bids on each item on this ORIGINAL POST ONLY! Head to Pike Racings page 👌

Auction will close 12pm on Sunday the 17th of May ⏳

A huge thank you all the kind donations, all proceeds will be getting donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

If you are unable to attend our event on the 17th you are more than welcome to donate directly to our page 🩷 https://fundraise.bcf.org.nz/fundraisers/Pikeracing