Jonny Turner

Wild southern weather will have punters searching for wet-track form at today's Ascot Park meeting.

Trainer Greg Hunter was a proud man after he helped his family trifecta the race named in their honour at Wyndham  yesterday.

Marcoola was crowned the comeback king, racing to an emphatic win in the group 1 Dominion at Addington Raceway yesterday.

Driver Ricky May hopes Pat's Delight can bounce back from a plain performance on Tuesday to win the New Zealand Free-For-All at Addington Raceway today.

Last week my comments on the Melbourne Cup losing some its lustre drew a mix of feedback. Some wholeheartedly agreed and others staunchly defended the great race.

Champion reinswoman Natalie Rasmussen added another jewel to her harness racing crown when Thefixer sprinted to victory in the New Zealand Cup at Addington Raceway yesterday.

Otago's biggest hope of landing a significant win at the New Zealand Cup Carnival at Riccarton Park rests with Wingatui mare The Precious One in today's $80,000 group 3 South Island Thoroughbred...

Eamon Maguire will need to dig deep to send the New Zealand Cup trophy to Dunedin today.

Titan Banner was crowned the horse of the year the 2017-18 Otago Harness Racing Awards at Forbury Park on Saturday night.

Advances in racehorse welfare are being led from Dunedin.

Fanny Hill leads trainer Phil Williamson’s three-pronged attack on the Gold Chip trotting final at Wyndham tomorrow.

The Chosen One will be out at Riccarton Park tomorrow to win the race his grand-dam, The Jewel, was robbed of winning.

Is it just me, or is the Melbourne Cup losing its wow factor? It just seems it has lost some of its magic and mystique.

Driver Brad Williamson helped the boys and girls get paid at Forbury Park last night.

Grand sprinter Gallant Boy did what his younger brother could not, by winning on Melbourne Cup day at Wingatui yesterday.

Apprentice jockeys sealed a magnificent day out at Wingatui with bold frontrunning rides to win yesterday's last two races.

North Taieri-born contender Who Shot Thebarman will carry the hopes of the Otago thoroughbred breeding industry when it lines up in today's Melbourne Cup.

Wingatui trainers, jockeys and horses are set for a big day out at today's Melbourne Cup day meeting.

Ruakaka raider Major Tom showed he was primed for his shot at the New Zealand Cup with an emphatic Banks Peninsula Cup win yesterday.

Should tomorrow's Riverton Cup at Ascot Park turn into a survival of the fittest, it will not bother Canterbury raider Airpark Flyer.