Jonny Turner

Premiership winning jockey Chris Johnson produced what can only be described as vintage Magic Johnson rides to score a quartet of wins at Oamaru yesterday.

The Precious One became the polished one when she made it two wins from two starts at Oamaru yesterday.

Harness racing fans are unlikely to picture Christchurch Boys' High School as the site for a momentous moment in the sport's history.

Once the rain cleared, it was not just Wanganui that got a little bit clearer.

A pilot programme that connects pony club riders with the thoroughbred industry is being hailed as a major success.

Hopes of a Kiwi win in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups have been lifted with New Zealand's star gallopers landing comfortable weights for the two iconic races.

Cool conditions did not stop smart chaser Ring The Bell from running a hot time to win at Forbury Park yesterday.

Injury has ruined the New Zealand Cup hopes of Southland-owned pacer Captain Dolmio.

Blueblood filly The Precious One put in an All Black-like performance to impressively win her debut race at Oamaru yesterday.

Apprentice Kin Kwo has the chance to continue the upward trend his career has recently taken with a win in today's Oamaru Cup.

Wherever there is horse racing, chances are Gabi Bourke has been there.

At first glance, award ceremonies are one of strangest phenomenons in racing.

The Otago Racing Club is promoting its Wingatui racecourse as a possible site for state-of-the-art, all-weather racing facilities.

The wait could finally be over for former Dunedin-based horseman Jonny Cox at Addington tonight.

Clutha Southland MP Todd Barclay has used the first reading of the landmark Racing Amendment Bill to sign off from Parliament.

Handy middle-grade pacer Igottastar returned from more than 16 months away from the racetrack with a win at the Oamaru trials yesterday.

The Southland Racing Club will soon be on the lookout for a racing manager following its exit from Gallop South.

Moving to the beach during your retirement should mean an easier life.

Three second placings have helped Dexter Dunn move into fourth in the World Driving Championships standings after day two of the competition in Canada yesterday.