Turn it up! It's championship time
Turn it up! It's championship time
For the hardcore enthusiast they need no introduction, though not everyone in the South will be completely enamoured of a Sydney racing carnival.
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Lowry can start as senior in style
Lowry can start as senior in style
When Coulee shoots for three consecutive wins in the South Island Breeders Stakes at Riccarton tomorrow, there will be one significant difference from her previous victories in the race.
Anderson-Dunn combination features again
Anderson-Dunn combination features again
Same trainer, same driver, same results, different day.
Drop in class should suit King Cassidy
Drop in class should suit King Cassidy
Gore trainer Chris Gerken is hoping to have the last laugh after King Cassidy lines up in tonight's feature trot at Forbury Park.
Boyd's 40-year involvement coming to end
Boyd's 40-year involvement coming to end
Working as a journalist reporting on a news story about greyhounds led to a 40-year involvement in the sport for Dunedin's Chris Boyd.
Future of West Coast racetracks clearer soon
Future of West Coast racetracks clearer soon
The future of West Coast racing facilities will be clearer by the weekend, but the fate of Otago and Southland racetracks is still unknown.
Otago has solid opportunity to snap losing streak
Otago has solid opportunity to snap losing streak
Otago's Plunket Shield match against Northern Districts at Cobham Oval in Whangarei is delicately poised going into today's final three sessions.
Beaumont model could be way of the future
Beaumont model could be way of the future
The Beaumont Racing Club could provide the New Zealand racing industry with a blueprint for success.
Equine athletes getting state-of-the-art care
Equine athletes getting state-of-the-art care
Racing reporter Jonny Truner talks to leading southern equine vet Peter Gillespie about the work he does at the Otago Equine Hospital.
Pitmans seek group 1 double
Pitmans seek group 1 double
Yaldhurst trainers Michael and Matthew Pitman are seeking a double delight with Savvy Coup in tomorrow's group 1 New Zealand Oaks at Trentham.
Tiger Thompson a big chance in Wyndham Cup
Tiger Thompson a big chance in Wyndham Cup
Losing her shoe was not ideal for Cinderella and Wyndham Cup contender Tiger Thompson knows exactly what that feels like.
Community spirit, hard work resurrects course
Community spirit, hard work resurrects course
An undeniable community spirit and Kiwi ingenuity have combined to get race meetings back at Waimate racecourse again.
Vendima seeking hat-trick
Vendima seeking hat-trick
Today's Ashburton racegoers will have a final opportunity to see talented mare Vendima before she is put aside and aimed at bigger targets.
Return to free-to-air racing coverage on cards
Return to free-to-air racing coverage on cards
The New Zealand Racing Board has offered hope live racing coverage will return to free-to-air television.
Suspensory ligament injury rules Dark Horse out of racing for up to a year
Suspensory ligament injury rules Dark Horse out of racing for up to a year
New Zealand's already terribly depleted open trotting ranks have taken another hit with star southern trotter Dark Horse ruled out of racing for up to a year.
Frew named to lead Steel for 5th time
Frew named to lead Steel for 5th time
Midcourt veteran Wendy Frew has been officially confirmed at the Southern Steel’s captain this season.
Otago well placed to claim win
Otago well placed to claim win
Otago is perfectly poised going into the final day of its Plunket Shield match against Wellington at the University Oval today.
NZRB head hits out at criticism in Deloitte Report
NZRB head hits out at criticism in Deloitte Report
New Zealand Racing Board head John Allen has hit out at claims international financial agency Deloitte has made about future TAB profitability.
From 12th man to main man, Rae stars for Otago
From 12th man to main man, Rae stars for Otago
Otago Volts cricket paceman Michael Rae went from bit part to star yesterday - only bowling because he was a concussion substitute.
Fortunes take turn for better
Fortunes take turn for better
Talented jockeys Tina Comignaghi and Daniel Bothamley made up for lost time with winning doubles at Gore yesterday.