Racing: Allpress, mare star at Oamaru
Racing: Allpress, mare star at Oamaru
Do not be surprised if Come Fly With Me is at Riccarton during New Zealand Cup week.
Matt Smith
Racing: New dawn for Jay
Racing: New dawn for Jay
Good luck to the Wingatui connections of New Years Jay, who makes her North Island debut at Alexandra Park tonight.
Racing: Win fillip for ailing trainer
Racing: Win fillip for ailing trainer
A runaway win to Midnight Cappa at Oamaru yesterday gave Rangiora trainer Richard Ryan his second success as a trainer.
Racing: Elusive first win in reach
Racing: Elusive first win in reach
The first few hundred metres might tell the story with Satin Jitterbug as she chases that elusive maiden win at Oamaru today.
Racing: Chase on for Williamson
Racing: Chase on for Williamson
Nathan Williamson is taking a week-by-week approach to chasing down 100 driving wins for the season as he heads to Forbury Park tonight.
Racing: Moore positive about club
Racing: Moore positive about club
A new face behind the general manager's desk is not the only change at the Forbury Park Trotting Club over the next 10 days.
Former Tahuna pupil big fan of US experience
Former Tahuna pupil big fan of US experience
Chelsea Whittaker has one piece of advice for any sportsperson in Otago contemplating an American college education.
Racing: Talented pair team up
Racing: Talented pair team up
The Manipulator is very much the novice of tomorrow's Rangiora Winter Cup field.
Racing: Williamson notches win No 50
Racing: Williamson notches win No 50
A small salute was delivered with a trademark cheeky grin as Oamaru trainer Phil Williamson recorded his 50th winner of the season at Forbury Park last night.
Racing: Making a call . . .
Racing: Making a call . . .
Bob Dylan couldn't have put it better when he penned The Times They Are a-Changin'.
Racing: Bettordean in the mix
Racing: Bettordean in the mix
Frustrating.
Netball: St Hilda's too good in school tourney
Netball: St Hilda's too good in school tourney
An explosive start to the middle quarters ensured St Hilda's Collegiate School emerged victorious in the Otago secondary schools netball tournament at the Edgar Centre yesterday.
Cycling: Pro tour stage win for Evans
Cycling: Pro tour stage win for Evans
Dunedin rider Brad Evans has left South Korea with a prized possession - his first professional tour stage victory.
Racing: Distance, track align for gelding
Racing: Distance, track align for gelding
An outstanding winter track at Oamaru proved to be just what Speedy Jax needed to win the Waimate Cup yesterday.
Racing: The Gordonian big Waimate Cup hope
Racing: The Gordonian big Waimate Cup hope
The Oamaru winter track provides welcome respite for gallopers used to ploughing through the mud.
Racing: Purdon procession . . .
Racing: Purdon procession . . .
I was trying to think of an appropriate comparison as I watched the All Stars Stables collect five of the nine Harness Jewels on offer on Saturday, and round out the season winning all the top 2 & 3yr-old races in the country.
Racing: Diet making difference
Racing: Diet making difference
Culler Coded cuts quite a figure on the race track, but it is the fuel that goes into her - or not, in this case - which is making a difference.
Racing: Chmiel confident
Racing: Chmiel confident
Do not be surprised to see Terry Chmiel putting the hammer down with Going Going Gone in race 5 at Forbury Park tonight.
Ice skating: Dunedin duo to compete in Sydney interclub
Ice skating: Dunedin duo to compete in Sydney interclub
Two ice skaters will be dishing out the double Dunedin act in Sydney later this week.
Racing: Ngario impressive in hurdle win
Racing: Ngario impressive in hurdle win
The Kevin Myers jumping juggernaut came to Wingatui yesterday, but there was still room for the Wingatui trainers to make their mark.