Jonny Turner

Brent Barclay wound the clock back nearly 20 years with his quartet of wins at Ascot Park yesterday.

The Bowl A Bouncer Syndicate’s throw at the stumps keeps paying winning dividends.

Mark Hurrell will go the extra mile to link up with a strong book of drives at Winton tomorrow.

Wie niet waagt, die niet wint – who does not dare, does not win.

Before elite reinsmen from around the world descend on Winton tomorrow, racing journalist Jonny Turner has his eye on five runners set to make a big impact at the meeting.

Winton is set to be a most vital stop-off in the World Driving Championship for Blair Orange.

Brett Gray had to change his New Zealand Cup Week plans immediately after yesterday’s Winton meeting.

Dreams Are Free turned doubt into dominance when speeding back to winning form in the Tuapeka Lodge Cup yesterday.

Trainer Tony Stratford has been in hot form recently and it can continue tomorrow on Tuapeka Cup day.

It might have just been a maiden race, but Sarah O’Reilly got an extra buzz when winning with Molly Maeve Estelle at Oamaru yesterday.

Tim Williams admits he does not know what Miki Bennett will do when the tapes fly in the Oamaru Cup tomorrow.

It did not quite go to plan, but punters got it right when backing Matthew Williamson to win his first group race as a trainer.

Tim Williams is letting the good times roll.

Sometimes, there is no place like home.

A host of feature races await To The Moon And Back following his outstanding victory at Gore yesterday.

Clotilde Wainwright should find life a lot easier when she returns to Gore tomorrow.

There was one key difference when Akuta returned to Oamaru to deliver his second crushing win in the group 3 Hannon Memorial title.

Otago’s biggest day of harness racing is almost here and the quality of its outstanding fields suggest it’s going to be a cracker.

Take two showed Blair Orange everything he needed to see before the group 3 Hannon Memorial.