Jonny Turner

Craig Ferguson confirmed his status as the South Island’s star reinsman when winning both the Forbury Park pacing and trotting cups at Wingatui yesterday.

Before the return of harness racing to the Dunedin area tomorrow, racing journalist and form expert Jonny Turner has found five horses who can make their mark at Wingatui.

Craig Ferguson may have to clear a little space in his trophy cabinet before tomorrow’s Wingatui trots.

It was not quite a case of straight off the plane and into the winner’s circle for Ellie Barron, but it was close.

South Seas Rock capped a remarkable three weeks with his monstrous victory at Ascot Park yesterday.

Leading Australian trainer Jason Grimson had the last laugh when Swayzee willed himself to a second consecutive group 1 New Zealand Cup victory at Addington Raceway in Christchurch yesterday.

Two great mates from Wyndham completed their climb to the top of New Zealand harness racing yesterday with Marketplace’s sensational win in the group 1 Sires Stakes Series Final on New Zealand Cup...

Harness racing journalist Jonny Turner has trawled through pages of New Zealand Cup Day form to find five horses punters can consider on the sport’s biggest day. 

Two great Dunedin friends are hoping Republican Party can be the winning pick once again this month.

For Winton couple Trevor Proctor and Diane Dynes, their New Zealand Cup experience with Tact McLeod is about so much more than winning.

The little brother of one a New Zealand Cup great scored a timely win as the lead-up to the million-dollar feature builds to a fever pitch.

Southland owner Brendan Fahy’s horses have found their best form at the best possible time.

Nothing went right for Smoke On The Water in the Tuapeka Lodge Tuapeka Cup except his winning result yesterday.

Harness racing fans can expect the real Pinseeker to stand up in the Tuapeka Cup on Sunday.

Racing journalist Jonny Turner has singled out five horses punters can follow on the quality card assembled for Tuapeka Lodge Tuapeka Cup Day. 

Cantabrians Kimberly Butt and Derek and Adele Jones made history of their own when Eurostyle dominated the inaugural running of the group 3 Dark Horse Trot.

Ricky May’s masterful manoeuvring helped Wild Willow extend his outstanding record in the Oamaru Cup yesterday.

While many Ascot Park racegoers had shocked looks on their faces, Matthew Williamson could not wipe the smile off his.

Was that David Moss? No, it was Styrax.