A short day and a Neil Broom century against his old team-mates should have made for a difficult time in the field at the University Oval for the Otago Volts yesterday.
Terror To Love is known as one of the warhorses in modern harness racing - especially in New Zealand.
The Otago Racing Club staff and committee feel vindicated after a formal investigation of the track by New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing following the abandoned meeting on March 7.
The best years could be yet to come for Dalwhinnie despite a powerful win at Wingatui on Monday.
White Robe Lodge sire Gallant Guru provided a reminder once again of his versatility with a haul of four winners at Wingatui yesterday.
Westwood Beach trainer Amber Hoffman is on the board on her own account.
Jack Harper led a dominant batting performance by Albion as the Culling Park side maintained its spot in joint first on the Declaration Cup table at Tonga Park ahead of a showdown against Green Island next week.
Timy Tyler is about to face his stiffest test to date - but his trainer feels he is capable of making his mark.
Venus Serena made the step from age-group racing to the open-class mares with her win in the group 1 New Zealand Breeders Stakes at Addington last night.
Winning a big wedge of money is not supposed to be easy.
A week is ... My few days away were carefully arranged around a dearth of local meetings - other than the Waimate Trotting Club's meeting at Oamaru, which was covered by my New Zealand Herald counterpart Michael Guerin.
Include has taken Courtney Barnes on one heck of a ride so far - and it is not finished yet.
New Years Jay could provide Amber Hoffman with the dream start to her solo standardbred training career at Addington tonight.
Winning races is fun for Zac Butcher - but beating his dad is even better.
Winning is second nature to Amanda Turnbull, but the Victorian-based reinswoman entered new territory at Waikouaiti yesterday.
A small farmlet just west of Mosgiel has a reputation as one of the country's finest boutique nurseries for pacing colts and fillies. Matt Smith asked the husband and wife behind the operation how it all ticks.
The Diamond One is North Island-bound for the first stage of a two-race attack on mares' features.
A boost in stakes is a big fillip for the Beaumont Racing Club as the club looks to cement its race date on Otago Anniversary Day on March 23 after 125 years of racing.
The Otago Racing Club has suffered another blow after Saturday's feature meeting at Wingatui was abandoned after a horse slipped in the first race.
One look at the grass at Gore last week could make all the difference for Livy Franco at Gore tomorrow.