Jonny Turner

Cambridge trainer Tony Pike leads the northern assault on the Canterbury Belle Stakes at Riccarton tomorrow.

Without fanfare, crowds or microphones, Racing Minister Winston Peters announced last week public submissions would be sought on the Messara review.

Canadian harness racing driver Anthony McDonald will put his microphone down to drive at Invercargill on Saturday.

Shades of orange descended upon the winner's circle at Wingatui yesterday - orange and tangerine, to be exact.

People in racing are simply incredible. Some would say a different breed, others that they are simply one of a kind.

Gore galloper Irish Excuse looks set to break a year-long winless streak at Wingatui today.

Champion galloper Winx is being used as a talking point in an Australian racing debate, following the alleged contamination of a popular hormone suppressant.

New Zealand-bred and raced galloper Humidor has been named topweight for this year's Melbourne Cup.

Otago's newest thoroughbred trainer, Lee Callaway, is training winners for the province without even living here.

Hardy Southern United fans are going to have to use planes, trains and automobiles to catch their team live in the national football league.

Hardy Southern United fans are going to have to use planes, trains and automobiles to catch their team live in the national football league.

It is a case of going from one Otago-bred superstar to an Otago-developed pacer for Christchurch owner Trevor Casey, who is aiming to win three consecutive New Zealand Trotting Cups as an owner.

Wingatui grey Jackfrost will be set to take on Australia’s best jumpers following his win in yesterday’s $125,000 Great Northern Hurdles at Te Aroha.

Former boom pacer The Manipulator recaptured his zest for racing at Winton on Saturday. 

Police made their 11th arrest of the race-fixing investigation, Operation Inca, yesterday.

Oamaru trotter Pyramid Magic is set to continue rejuvenating his career at Winton today.

Wingatui grey Jackfrost has no excuses going into his quest for a notable jumping double in tomorrow’s Great Northern Hurdle at Te Aroha.

Harness racing participants charged in connection with a race-fixing and drug scandal are free to race the horses they train despite being barred from the country's racetracks.

Evergreen galloper Nashville should finally cross the $1million barrier at Riccarton tomorrow.

This week New Zealand harness racing faced its darkest hour.