Jonny Turner

Prince Oz continued his rise through the southern galloping ranks with his fourth consecutive win at Wingatui on Saturday.

Reigning Otago horse of the year Eamon Maguire’s New Zealand Cup campaign officially began after he scored his second group 1 victory at the Harness Jewels in Cambridge on Saturday.

Southern owners had a massive day out at Cambridge, bookending the Harness Jewels card with wins by Princess Tiffany and Pat’s Delight.

Southern owners had a massive day out at today’s Harness Jewels, with wins by Eamon Maguire, Princess Tiffany and Pat's Delight. 

Driver Ricky May has fired a warning shot towards the rivals of A G’s White Socks and raised the possibility of the New Zealand mile record being broken at today’s Harness Jewels.

Canterbury raider Wize Act looks set to deliver another pleasant surprise for trainer Bevan Wilson at Wingatui today.

The disastrous drug scandal that has dogged the All Stars stable’s Harness Jewels preparation is finally over.

 A dominant second half performance has helped the Highlanders thump the Hurricanes 30-14 in Dunedin tonight.

The potentially disastrous drug scandal that has dogged the All Stars stable's Harness Jewels preparation is finally over.

The team that produced New Zealand's first Harness Jewels win snared a popular victory on the eve of this year's event when veteran Aveross Rustler won at Forbury Park last night.

Wagging tongues suggesting Sheriff is off his game ahead of the Harness Jewels have not got through to the two men that matter most.

The wait will finally be over for talented jumpers Go Go Gonzo and Jackfrost in the Otago Hurdles at Wingatui tomorrow.

A horror trackwork accident almost led to Tomahawk trainer Nora Bishop never lining up horses again.

Canterbury jockey Samantha Wynne's nasty fall at Wingatui last week will result in her being out of the saddle for at least three months.

Otago's Harness Jewels contingent halved when trotter Oscar Bonavena was sold in a big-money deal yesterday.

Changes to thoroughbred handicapping have been welcomed by Otago trainers, but there is still room for the system to improve.

The Dunedin Thunder got its season off to an even start with a win and a loss in its opening games against West Auckland Admirals in Dunedin at the weekend.

The new head of Greyhound Racing New Zealand is welcoming John Messara's review of the country's racing industry.

Invercargill driver Shane Walkinshaw got compensation for the lows he has experienced this season with a winning double on his home track on Saturday.

A shot at big Australian prize money paid off for ex-Wingatui trainer Paul Richards when Mazzuro won in Victoria on Saturday.