Our Santana is heading inland after his tidy win at the Wingatui jump-outs yesterday.
Seacliff farmer Denis O'Connell had not been seen publicly in a sulky for many years until just a few weeks ago.
New Zealand Cup week is over for another year. Racing/sports reporter Matt Smith looks back on the highs and lows.
It is taken 85 starts and six seasons of racing for Pembrook Benny to win a group 1.
The Dominion Trot was sold as a battle of young and old, and it certainly lived up to its billing at Addington yesterday.
Kerryn Tomlinson (13) salutes the crowd after her second Kidz Kartz New Zealand Trotting Cup win at Addington yesterday.
Bruce Negus knows a thing or two about winning 3yr-old classic races and he hopes Quick As A Trick will be his next Derby horse.
Matamata trainer Ken Kelso is not one to worry about preparing the hot favourite in tomorrow's One Thousand Guineas at Riccarton.
What a New Zealand Cup week it's been. The weather has played ball, the racing has been pretty much up to the mark, and the Canterbury public has responded.
The week may not have started on the right note for Balcairn greyhound trainers Jean and Dave Fahey, but their mood certainly changed at Addington last night.
Oamaru trainer Phil Williamson hopes two fourth placings on Tuesday could turn into one group 1 win at Addington today.
Our Bee Jay may have been racing since he was a juvenile, but he's still producing his best for Ascot Park trainer Lisa Vaughan.
Donna Logan called on help from above at Riccarton yesterday, and she got the answer she wanted.
Hell Raiser's connections were among the happiest at Riccarton yesterday - yet their horse finished sixth in a maiden race.
Pukekohe will be the next port of call for Arietta after her clever win in the Canterbury Breeders' Stakes at Riccarton yesterday.
Scapolo has travelled far and wide in his career to date, but his Coupland's Mile success at Riccarton yesterday was back at the track where it all started.
All eyes will be on Final Touch and Coup Ay Tee in the Coupland's Mile at Riccarton today, but the trainers of two Wingatui-trained gallopers are hoping to spoil the party.
As ambitious plans go, Tim Butt's decision to buy three Scandinavian trotters earlier this year was out there.
If there is one trainer in New Zealand who will be sad to farewell 2013, it is West Melton horseman Geoff Dunn.
All the stars were in alignment for Terror To Love before the New Zealand Trotting Cup yesterday.