Jonny Turner

A bold front-running performance by Must Be Rusty provided a popular home-track win in yesterday's Dunedin Greyhound Cup at Forbury Park.

Palmerston rider Courtney Duncan hit the top of the World Motocross Championship standings with a perfect two-from-two in the second round of competition in Portugal at the weekend.

Reigning Otago horse of the year Eamon Maguire has found himself in a good, but unlikely, spot.

Grand White Robe Lodge-bred stayer Who Shot Thebarman finally had his day in the sun at Randwick on Saturday with a last-stride win in the Sydney Cup.

The racing future of champion pacer Lazarus is expected to be decided this week.

If you see a speeding flash in a Dunedin car park, chances are it is speed skater Mark McCormick.

Redemption awaits Palmerston’s Courtney Duncan in the first round of the Motocross World Championships in Italy this weekend.

Star 3yr-old Chase Auckland’s season is over.

Sheriff was the 3yr-old in charge at Addington last night with his authorative win in the group 1 New Zealand Derby.

Superstar 3yr-old Chase Auckland's season is over.

Tonight's group 1 New Zealand Derby could be a case of not being late for the train.

Hyde trotter Holdon Toyaspurs again proved age is but a number with his dynamic win for veteran trainer Mick Prendergast at Forbury Park last night.

The master and the apprentice will head a blue and gold attack on tomorrow's feature races at Riccarton.

If trotter Madison Jane can run as quickly her Oamaru junior driver Charlotte Purvis can heal, then she is a sure bet at Forbury Park tonight.

Post-race analysis and celebratory scenes are set to become a bigger part of racing coverage under the New Zealand Racing Board's new broadcasting deal.

The Harness Jewels could be facing a move from Ashburton to Addington.

The Otago Volts will need to call on all their batting power to finish their season on a high today.

Racing boss John Allen told a public meeting at Wingatui last night of his frustration at the snail's pace at which changes to the Racing Act were moving through Parliament.

Otago continued its fine form with the ball on the first day of its Plunket Shield match against Canterbury at the University Oval yesterday.