Jonny Turner

The timing was perfect for both of trainer Alister Black’s winners at Cromwell yesterday.

Henry Sail did not have to wait long to be congratulated on his first winning drive behind Ebury Street at Cromwell yesterday.

The way the winners kept rolling in suggested home track advantage may have played a big part in yesterday’s Gore Summer Cup day.

Punters should not put much stock into Da Vinci’s winning run over summer ending before the Gore Summer Cup on Sunday.

Ukraine made history when producing sizzling speed to win his debut at Winton yesterday.

Sand Wave might have the biggest task in front of him among the powerful team Nathan Williamson starts on Wairio Cup Day.

Trainers Brent and Tim White will not be lacking any firepower when they attempt to take the Waikouaiti Cup home on Sunday.

On the day after the sale of Forbury Park was announced, two of the track’s biggest achievers were in the winner’s circle much further south at Ascot Park.

Sally Lindenny staked her claim as being the bargain buy of the spring and summer with her victory in the feature trot on Riverton Cup day.

Eion Latimer was thrilled to see Wavewatcher live up to his potential and finally break maidens at Oamaru yesterday.

Oamaru will be the next stop as Kerryn Tomlinson takes every opportunity she can in her last season as a junior driver.

Often the naughty boy, Jimmy Carter was picture perfect when delivering driver John Morrison his first group race victory in the Southern Lights Trot at Ascot Park yesterday.

Tim Williams could not have been better dressed for his 800th driving win in New Zealand on Aardie B Miki at Winton yesterday.

With winning chances in sight at Winton, Matthew Williamson will be on the road yet again tomorrow.

Da Vinci’s sizzling speed set up a Wyndham whitewash in the Cromwell Cup on Saturday.

Maui delivered a big thrill for the McCormick family when running to a deserved win in the feature trot at Roxburgh yesterday.

The stars look to be aligning for Got You Covered before the Cromwell Cup tomorrow.

The locals look a good chance of getting their hands on the silverware as tomorrow’s Roxburgh Cup appears wide open.

It was a case of no reins, no worries for Craig Ferguson as Smokin Bandar sped to victory in free-for-all company at Omakau yesterday.