Jonny Turner

Brothers from different mothers took out the Brothers In Arms drivers series at Oamaru on Saturday.

Yaldhurst trainers Michael and Matthew Pitman have put their faith in apprentice Kavish Chowdhoory for tomorrow’s Cromwell Cup meeting. Chowdhoory will claim 4kg off leading Cromwell Cup hope Elfee.

Oamaru reinsman Matthew Williamson probably does not need another brother.

Canterbury pacer Ive Already Told You provided Prodigal Seelster with his first win as a sire at Forbury Park last night.

The Interdominions are upon us and they look to be one of the strangest yet. Just six New Zealand horses will contest the Melbourne series that starts at Melton tomorrow night.

A champion will grace the Forbury Park track tonight.

The future of the Wingatui racecourse was debated at length during the Otago Racing Club’s annual meeting last night.

Wild southern weather will have punters searching for wet-track form at today's Ascot Park meeting.

Trainer Greg Hunter was a proud man after he helped his family trifecta the race named in their honour at Wyndham  yesterday.

Marcoola was crowned the comeback king, racing to an emphatic win in the group 1 Dominion at Addington Raceway yesterday.

Driver Ricky May hopes Pat's Delight can bounce back from a plain performance on Tuesday to win the New Zealand Free-For-All at Addington Raceway today.

Last week my comments on the Melbourne Cup losing some its lustre drew a mix of feedback. Some wholeheartedly agreed and others staunchly defended the great race.

Champion reinswoman Natalie Rasmussen added another jewel to her harness racing crown when Thefixer sprinted to victory in the New Zealand Cup at Addington Raceway yesterday.

Otago's biggest hope of landing a significant win at the New Zealand Cup Carnival at Riccarton Park rests with Wingatui mare The Precious One in today's $80,000 group 3 South Island Thoroughbred...

Eamon Maguire will need to dig deep to send the New Zealand Cup trophy to Dunedin today.

Titan Banner was crowned the horse of the year the 2017-18 Otago Harness Racing Awards at Forbury Park on Saturday night.

Advances in racehorse welfare are being led from Dunedin.

Fanny Hill leads trainer Phil Williamson’s three-pronged attack on the Gold Chip trotting final at Wyndham tomorrow.

The Chosen One will be out at Riccarton Park tomorrow to win the race his grand-dam, The Jewel, was robbed of winning.

Is it just me, or is the Melbourne Cup losing its wow factor? It just seems it has lost some of its magic and mystique.