Jonny Turner

Wingatui apprentice Corey Campbell is not worried about fuss and fanfare. He just wants to ride more winners.

Trainer-driver John Hay has his sights on more southern cups with Mighty Santana after the pacer's Gore Cup win.

Canterbury 3yr-old Global Domination hopped, skipped and jumped before his track record-breaking win at Gore yesterday.

The long trip from Cromwell to the West Coast paid off for driver Matthew Williamson when he won yesterday's Westport Cup with Airpark Flyer.

Rider Chris Johnson put on a magic show in bagging a winning treble including both feature races at Wingatui yesterday.

Canterbury 3yr-old Express Rip showed his promise with a big win against a classy field at Wingatui yesterday.

Talented Wingatui jockey Jacob Lowry is treating Boxing Day as his Christmas Day.

Wingatui trainer Terry Kennedy is hopeful Princess Brook can turn around her shocking last-start performance on her home track today.

Wingatui galloper Aboli showed he is a middle-distance star in the making with his emphatic win in the $40,000 Tapanui Cup yesterday.

A testing introduction to standing-start racing was not enough to stop Smokin By from winning the Wairio Cup at Central Southland Raceway at Winton on Saturday.

Jockey Brett Murray could be the punters' friend at Gore's Christmas At The Races Meeting tomorrow.

The bloodlines of Interdominion champion Tiger Tara will be on show at Southern racetracks this weekend.

Another bumper summer racing circuit is upon us.

Forbury Park faithful have enjoyed instant success with Jimmy Richter, who ran to an easy victory at the track last night.

Last season's impressive two-year-old winner Kerany looked to have benefited from an extended break when winning at yesterday's Wingatui jumpouts.

Milton is not exactly a harness racing metropolis, but trainer Lyndon Durham is helping put it on the map.

Just days after Speeding Spur took on Australasia's toughest trot, his little sister will line up at Forbury Park.

Months after cheating death, Tiger Tara ran to a stunning Interdominion Pacing Final  victory in Melbourne on Saturday night.

Gore trainer Ellis Winsloe is spoilt for choice with Accidental Offside who won the open sprint at Ascot Park on Saturday.

Tornado Valley capped his incredible rise from the middle grades of Canterbury racing to the top of Australasia’s trotting ranks by winning the $A150,000 (NZ$158,475) Interdominion Trotting Final...