Jonny Turner

No other person in New Zealand racing is in the position Sarah O’Reilly has found herself in going into tonight’s meeting at Forbury Park.

Invercargill trotter Mr Olympus added to the mark the Shirley family has made at Forbury Park when he won at massive $122 odds at the Dunedin track last night.

Michael House celebrated almost a year as a Southland trainer by producing a winning treble at Ascot Park on Saturday.

You're So Fine delivered a career highlight for trainer Brett Gray with his national-record-breaking performance in the group 2 Diamond Creek Farm Stakes at Ascot Park yesterday.

Some quick thinking more than five years ago continued to pay dividends for trainer Brent Shirley at Ascot Park on Saturday through the win of Tac Mac.

Vintage Cheddar is on his way back to the scene of his brilliant New Zealand Cup Week double after scoring a deserved win in the Winton Cup on Saturday.

Rider Jacob Lowry proved the difference that finally helped punters cash in on The Gift at Wingatui on Saturday.

U May Cullect was at his stunning best when unleashing a sensational final 400m to beat a small but select free-for-all field at Winton yesterday.

The Dunedin-based Ambie’s Army Syndicate honoured the late Jonny Keen soon after he lost his battle with cancer through the win of Aveross Spitfire at Oamaru yesterday.

Orepuki Lad shrugged off another midrace attack to win the Invercargill Gold Cup and continue Courtney Barnes’ excellent season in the saddle on Saturday.

Samantha Ottley made history at Oamaru yesterday by becoming just the second woman to notch 500 driving wins in New Zealand.

A plan hatched between trainers John Phillips and Danny Crozier produced the perfect result when Madam De Soir won the Dunedin Gold Cup at Wingatui on Saturday.

Debbie Kennedy received a special thrill when preparing Desert Magic for an emotional win in her late twin brother Steven Anderton’s memorial race at Wingatui on Saturday.

A smorgasbord of New Zealand’s elite races awaits Pembrook Playboy following his standout win in the Invercargill Cup on Saturday.

Woodend Beach trainer Regan Todd heads to today’s Invercargill Cup with plenty of respect for the small but select field Thefixer will encounter.

One of Forbury Park Trotting Club’s stalwarts enjoyed success on the 60th anniversary of the club’s first night meeting when Dem Bones Dem Bones trotted to victory yesterday.

Giving away a fitness edge and headstart to his rivals did not stop Pembrook Playboy from unleashing a stunning sprint to win the Central Otago Cup at Winton yesterday.

Emotions ran high after Dee And Gee stuck her neck out to deliver a timely win for trainer Peter Corbett in the Waikouaiti Cup at Wingatui on Saturday.

Winton school teacher Jamie Campbell’s pre-race lessons helped Mickey Fitz go to the top of his class at Cromwell yesterday.

The weather is the big hurdle standing between Vintage Cheddar and a hat-trick of wins in today’s Cromwell Cup.