Jonny Turner

Otago's newest thoroughbred trainer, Lee Callaway, is training winners for the province without even living here.

Hardy Southern United fans are going to have to use planes, trains and automobiles to catch their team live in the national football league.

Hardy Southern United fans are going to have to use planes, trains and automobiles to catch their team live in the national football league.

It is a case of going from one Otago-bred superstar to an Otago-developed pacer for Christchurch owner Trevor Casey, who is aiming to win three consecutive New Zealand Trotting Cups as an owner.

Wingatui grey Jackfrost will be set to take on Australia’s best jumpers following his win in yesterday’s $125,000 Great Northern Hurdles at Te Aroha.

Former boom pacer The Manipulator recaptured his zest for racing at Winton on Saturday. 

Police made their 11th arrest of the race-fixing investigation, Operation Inca, yesterday.

Oamaru trotter Pyramid Magic is set to continue rejuvenating his career at Winton today.

Wingatui grey Jackfrost has no excuses going into his quest for a notable jumping double in tomorrow’s Great Northern Hurdle at Te Aroha.

Harness racing participants charged in connection with a race-fixing and drug scandal are free to race the horses they train despite being barred from the country's racetracks.

Evergreen galloper Nashville should finally cross the $1million barrier at Riccarton tomorrow.

This week New Zealand harness racing faced its darkest hour.

Veteran trainer Brian Anderton is calling for a calm approach to the rationalisation of southern racetracks.

The first foal spring foal has been born to start what is hoped to be another rich chapter in North Taieri thoroughbred breeding.

Southern harness racing officials have called yesterday's shock police investigation in to racing-fixing as a sad day for the sport.

North Otago thoroughbred clubs are taking a measured approach to the news their racecourses could be axed and sold off.