Racing and Sports highlight our standout plays at Australian TAB meetings for March 14.

Williams and Jusufovic looking to stretch winning run to seven

I Wish I Win has been retired after pulling up slightly sore after trackwork at Pakenham.

McGaw and debutant Himalayan will represent Emma-Lee and David Brown in a rich VOBIS race at Caulfield.

New Zealand punters are set to get their first glimpse of Group One performer Express Yourself in more than a year when she heads to Trentham next weekend to tackle the Listed Bill Tito Book Repair Specialist Lightning Handicap (1200m).

There’s plenty of anticipation ahead of regally-bred colt Hostility’s raceday debut at Matamata on Wednesday.

Espionage’s half-sister Conscience, a $1.4m yearling, debuts at Sandown on Wednesday.

Neil Allen wore a grin that was more than 50 years in the making after last night’s Group 3 Apco Geelong Pacing Cup was taken out by the Jess Tubbs trained mare Rakero Rebel.

Mark Walker and Sam Bergerson will head to Champions Day at Ellerslie on Saturday with a number of leading prospects, and the country’s leading trainers are looking forward to being a part of the monumental meeting.

Maharba will be out to enhance his straight track record when he competes in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.

A star-studded field has been assembled for what promises to be a memorable edition of the Miracle Mile at Menangle on Saturday night.

Lightly-raced Tavistock five-year-old Henry Robin is set to make his New Zealand debut at Te Aroha on Friday when he contests the Ecolab 1600.

Tim O'Connor picks his favourite bits from the harness racing week that was and the one ahead...