It was a night of remarkable moments at Forbury Park last night.
Stop me if you think you've heard this one before.
Organisers expect the Oamaru punter of the year competition will be bigger and better this year.
A spate of abandoned meetings this season will have a positive spinoff for the Otago Racing Club's meeting at Wingatui on July 28.
About 11 months ago, racing/sports reporter Matt Smith threw his reputation to the racing wolves (now there's a betting idea) by predicting what might happen this season. As the 2013-14 season is just about over, now seemed a good time to look back and see whether he is on-the-money or a questionable clairvoyant. Next season's predictions will be published early next month.
Lurah is finishing off what her mother barely began as she works through the grades in the South Island.
The c1 trot grade in Canterbury and Otago is not short of numbers late in the 2013-14 season, and that's reflected by the strong field lining up in race 8 at Oamaru tomorrow. Matt Smith talks to the connections of five of the leading chances.
Greg Henderson's Commonwealth Games road race mission appears to be back on.
Matthew Cropp intends to go straight to the lead with Needastar at Timaru today.
It was a case of two in and one out for Otago players after New Zealand Cricket yesterday announced its 20 centrally-contracted players for next season.
John Mills might have his latest New Year's Eve in some time at the end of 2014.
The gold was glistening for the Otago Boxing Academy team at the New Zealand Golden Gloves tournament in Christchurch at the weekend.
We can all do with some time off once in a while and Someardensomewhere is no different.
West Melton conditioner Cran Dalgety needs just one more starter to be eligible to claim the leading winter trainers' title at Forbury Park this season.
The omen for last night's $21,000 New Zealand Stayers' Cup at Addington may have been a brief cameo by greyhound trainer Denis Schofield on TV One's Breakfast yesterday morning.
Waikouaiti horseman Andrew Faulks almost notched up a personal milestone at Forbury Park last night, but he had to settle for a maiden victory to Bono Hest.
Good things come in threes and that seems to ring true for Paul Kerr's team at Forbury Park tonight.
When a young driver gets a call from the country's leading harness trainer asking him to join his team, it's hard to say no.
New Years Jay showed no ill effects from a bowed tendon as she burnt up the track at the Forbury Park trials yesterday.
One Two Kenny joined King Kenny as yet another generation of her family to win at Forbury Park as she led all the way to win the c1 trot on Friday night.