Jonny Turner

Southern standardbred yearling breeders have not shut the door on PGG Wrightson, despite New Zealand Bloodstock (NZB) looking set to take over the yearling sales market.

Raising international interest in New Zealand yearlings is one of the main aims of the country’s new standardbred auction house.

The Split Enz lyric that history never repeats rang true at Forbury Park last night.

Ex-North Island galloper Way Too Easy has set up what could be a big finish to trainers Tony and Lyn Prendergast's week.

It seems everything in racing right now has a link to the Messara report. Almost no decision can be made without it being mentioned in some form.

Riverton trainers Graham and Michael Eade look poised for success at today’s Oamaru meeting.

Old heads and fresh faces will combine for the Highlanders when they play the French Barbarians in Invercargill tomorrow.

Born To Boogie faces a tough test to remain unbeaten when she lines up at Forbury Park tonight.

A national survey has revealed racing industry participants want fewer race tracks and more training facilities in the South Island.

Midcourter Kate Heffernan has continued her incredible sporting year by getting a contract with the Southern Steel for the remainder of the 2018 ANZ Premiership season.

The reality that his New Zealand rugby career could be over in just four weeks has crept up on departing Highlander Lima Sopoaga.

Highlanders  assistant coach Mark Hammett is urging his side to seize their rare opportunity to test themselves against an international side when they clash with the French Barbarians.

A French trotting race has ended with the bizarre scene of a horse and driver neck deep in a pond of water just seconds after horses crossed the finishing line.

Grinding pacer Moytura did his best Rocky Balboa impression to win at Oamaru yesterday.

Steepchaser Des De Jeu and rider Aaron Kuru produced a remarkable win that had to be seen to be believed at Awapuni on Saturday.

Canterbury junior drivers John Morrison and Matt Purvis shared the honours on the first night of Forbury Park’s junior drivers’ series last night.

Two of the South Island’s most talented jumpers combined for a superb display at Timaru yesterday.

Speedy pacer Franco Santino has his pedigree to blame for not being able to enjoy a winter holiday.

Wingatui apprentices Zubair Bholah and Corey Campbell will return to the saddle at Timaru today after extended breaks.