Jonny Turner

Canterbury filly Nemera Franco smashed the clock and broke her rivals' hearts at Gore yesterday.

A start in the season’s first 3yr-old trotting classic is being considered for War Admiral after his win at Gore yesterday.

Reigning Otago horse of the year Tommy Tucker will attempt to win his third consecutive Timaru Cup today.

The early favourite, Royal Bengal, may be trained in Canterbury but he is very much a local hope in today's Gore Cup.

There was not a more popular victory at Wingatui yesterday than when Plutonium won for local trainer Jim Burns.

Look out Trentham, look out the Wellington Cup.

Canterbury jockey Lee Callaway  gained his 200th career victory on Sunday, in the Tapanui Cup.

Evergreen trotter Valmagne returned to the winner’s circle at Winton on Saturday.

Those who did not get their fill on Christmas Day will be served up a mouth-watering treat at today’s Wingatui meeting.

Junior driver Matt Purvis has a host of good opportunities at Winton today that can help him continue his good recent form in the sulky.

Wingatui galloper Satin Guru gets a perfect opportunity to kick-start his season in tomorrow’s Tapanui Cup.

As soon as the last present is opened and  slice of turkey eaten racing fans go from Christmas mode to racing mode. Otago will go into racing overdrive —  seven race meetings in 12 days....

Former Northern mare Maid Of Steel gets a perfect opportunity to recapture her best form at Ashburton today.

The new Tim Butt and Jonny Cox training partnership notched its first winner, at Forbury Park last night.

Waikouati trainer Amber Hoffman's hopes of again playing a starring role at Forbury Park tonight are headed by Mighty Empire.

Classy mare Lizzie L’Amour put an indifferent spring campaign behind her to win in group 2 company at Te Rapa on Saturday.

Wingatui mare Passito continued her brilliant association with jockey Jillian Morris by winning at Ascot Park on Saturday.

Yesterday's Winton harness meeting was the Baynes and Beck show.

Wingatui trainer Terry Kennedy might be better served finding a 50th birthday to attend rather than going to next month's Karaka sales.

Canterbury pacer Franco Tristan returns to Winton tomorrow seeking the same success he struck on the track a year ago.