Keast shares credit for his southern success
Darren Keast insists there are plenty of people to thank for his recent success in the South.
Dreams Are Free coasts to easy victory in cup
Dreams Are Free coasts to easy victory in cup
Dreams Are Free made another memory at Central Southland Raceway when running to an easy victory in the Winton Cup yesterday.
Forward Roger That looks tough to beat
Forward Roger That looks tough to beat
Cran and Chrissie Dalgety are hoping they can cap a massive weekend with success at Winton tomorrow.
These five runners worth keeping on your radar
These five runners worth keeping on your radar
An abundance of horsepower is set to make for fascinating racing at Winton’s huge meeting tomorrow.
Morrison pair poised for big efforts
Morrison pair poised for big efforts
John Morrison has chosen Winton’s big meeting tomorrow to unleash two of his most promising horses.
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Filly smashes allcomers’ record
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Filly smashes allcomers’ record
It was not just the Ascot Park 1700m track record Havtimewillfly obliterated on Thursday.
Greyhound racing to end in August
'Good day for greyhounds': Racing to end in August
Racing Minister Winston Peters is welcoming the passing of legislation which will end greyhound racing in August.
Hurrell ‘emotional’ after taking Beach Day to big win
Hurrell ‘emotional’ after taking Beach Day to big win
Mark Hurrell could not have scripted a more fitting way to secure group race success than Beach Day’s win in the Champagne Stakes at Wyndham.
Twin wins early birthday present for Douglas
Twin wins early birthday present for Douglas
Hayden Douglas sorted his own birthday present with his winning double at Winton yesterday.
Callaway aiming to sign off from riding on a high
Callaway aiming to sign off from riding on a high
Waikouaiti-based horseman Lee Callaway is close to calling time on his career as a jockey.
Dennis positive about big weekend ahead
Dennis positive about big weekend ahead
Southland trainer Robert Dennis is looking north optimistically, with a trio of stakes runners across today’s Riccarton Park and Trentham meetings.
Obituary: Martin Dennis, racehorse trainer
Obituary: Martin Dennis, racehorse trainer
Martin Dennis was the youngest of one of New Zealand racing’s most famous families, the Dennis brothers.
Orange full of praise for Leithen Louie
Orange full of praise for Leithen Louie
Tony Stratford and Blair Orange saved the best until last during their winning run at Gore yesterday.
Williamson hoping for ‘just another day at the races’
Williamson hoping for ‘just another day at the races’
It is just like riding a bike.
Riccarton trip looms for Inflamed
Riccarton trip looms for Inflamed
Wingatui trainers Shane and Brian Anderton are looking north to Christchurch with Inflamed after the mare proved too tough for her rivals in the Beaumont Publican’s Cup at Wingatui on Sunday.
Obituary: Ian Balding, horse trainer
Obituary: Ian Balding, horse trainer
Ian Balding was a leading figure in British horse racing.
Quick back-up for O’Riordan after 2nd
Quick back-up for O’Riordan after 2nd
Last-start victor O’Riordan will trek south to Wingatui from her Timaru base tomorrow in a bid to add to her winning haul when she contests the Mosgiel Tavern Beaumont Publican’s Cup (1500m).
Trainer sticking with winning combination in feature
Trainer sticking with winning combination in feature
Stephen Ralph is more than happy to stick with a winning combination in his pursuit of a maiden stakes victory today for the in-form Leroy Brown.
Ronaldo getting set for group 1
Ronaldo getting set for group 1
New Plymouth trainer Robbie Patterson looks to have an exciting juvenile on his hands in Ronaldo, and he is hoping the son of Ribchester can score again at Whanganui today.
Punters’ pal pair promising prospects
Punters’ pal pair promising prospects
Tyler Dewe has been called the punters’ pal at Wingatui before and he hopes his popularity can rise again tomorrow.