Jonny Turner

Otago trotter Majestic Man produced a sensational run in defeat in heat two of the Interdominion trotting series at Alexandra Park last night.

Ashburton trainer Brent White is set to play a key role when brothers and sisters square off in Oamaru’s annual family driving series tomorrow.

Forbury Park filly Nikasa justified trainer Darryn Simpson’s opinion of her when she bolted in by more than seven lengths on her home track last night.

Racing writer Jonny Turner previews tonight's four heats of the Interdominions. 

New Zealand Cup winner Cruz Bromac has a point to prove in the first heat of the Interdominions, despite having etched his name into Australasian harness racing history just days ago.

Progressive Forbury Park pacer Parama will return a bigger and stronger prospect when he steps out on his home track tonight.

Otago harness horse of the year Majestic Man seems to have secured a perfect starting spot to begin this year’s Interdominion series at Alexandra Park.

Canterbury trainer John ‘‘Coaster’’ Howe completed wins on and off the track when Nandolo triumphed in the Geraldine Cup at Orari on Satur­day.

A nearly week-long effort to prepare Cromwell racecourse for its biggest raceday starts tomorrow.

South Otago trotter Whatwillbeewillbee continued his brilliant run of form, scoring a front-running victory at Ascot Park yesterday.

Formlines from the New Zealand Cup carnival will converge when a quality field contests the Geraldine Cup at Orari today.

Running repairs helped Waikouaiti mare Zedaam live up to her bloodlines by winning at Ascot Park yesterday.

Talented Auckland gallopers Marzemino and Media Sensation will prepare for a future group-1 clash when they race at Pukekohe tomorrow.

Promising pacers Pembrook Playboy and See Ya Write are set to fight it out to determine Southland's leading male 3yr-old pacer at Ascot Park today.

Oamaru trotting master Phil Williamson has had to pack enough gear for only two horses despite having three chances at the Auckland Interdominions.

Cambridge filly Loire stepped out of her stablemate's shadow to score an upset win in the One Thousand Guineas at Riccarton on Saturday.

Tears flowed in the Riccarton birdcage after one of the horses trainer Terrill Charles credits for saving her life won the New Zealand Cup.

Canterbury horseman Jesse Alford became doubly popular with his family when scoring his first win as a trainer with Held To Ransom at Wyndham yesterday.

Canterbury stayer Dee And Gee could complete a remarkable journey when she and two of her stablemates line up in the New Zealand Cup at Riccarton today for trainers Peter Corbett and Terrill Charles.