Here comes the Sundons You may recall earlier in the week I talked to Phil Williamson about the impact the late Sundon made on his training career.
Wild Bill will have a chance at feature race glory in tomorrow's Great Autumn Handicap at Riccarton after missing out just a few weeks ago.
White Robe Lodge takes two fit horses to Riverton today for the start of the South Island jumps season.
Tony Barron is not far off making the 2014 15 season his best to date, but whether he eclipses his best ever season total tonight remains to be seen.
Homebush Chopper was at least six months older than his seven rivals in yesterday's Dunedin Cup for greyhounds.
Wingatui may be looking even more pink this Queen's Birthday weekend as the Otago Racing Club looks to build on the success of last year's Think Pink race day.
Football coaches from around the lower South Island spent a day in their players' boots - figuratively speaking - when Rob Sherman visited town at the weekend.
It might be getting colder, but the heat is coming on for the horses in the claiming grade at Forbury Park on Thursday.
Master trotting trainer Phil Williamson was just about in mourning yesterday after hearing of the death of outstanding trotting sire Sundon.
Belkmyster ended his season in the best possible way at Rangiora yesterday- and gave his owners something to look forward to next season.
Don't leave out Lewy Risk in the group 3 Rangiora Classic judging by his trial win on Monday.
Home again . . . Before you ask - yes, I had a lovely week away, thanks.
Brian Anderton admits to having a bit of a soft spot for News Flash - and not just because the gelding has now won five races for Anderton and his wife, Lorraine.
The Lion Queen has been on safari looking for her first win.
A trio of Jan Hay-trained horses gives Kylie Williams plenty of chances to get back into a winning groove at Oamaru today.
The Southern Steel marked 100 games in the ANZ Championship in its clash against the Melbourne Vixens in Melbourne yesterday - but it won't be one to remember.
The breeding barn beckons for one of Otago's leading mares after a tendon injury last week.
It was not quite game, set and match for Graeme Anderson when asked to figure out his best chance in the Winton Businesses Cup tomorrow.
It is appropriate that Hamish McLean was ''floating high'' after he qualified for the world championships this week.
The South Island sale has already taken a hit in its relatively new slot in April.