Jonny Turner

What a difference a week can make.

Juvenile trotter Oscar Bonavena proved he is far from on the back foot with his win at Rangiora last weekend.

The South's premier race, the White Robe Lodge Weight-For-Age, will keep its group 3 rating for another season.

Two things stood out for me from the week in racing.

Taieri's junior squash players should be a force to be reckoned with after having their games tuned up by New Zealand Squash's big guns Lance Beddoes and Evan Williams.

Whanganui father and son Raymond and Mark Connors extended their incredible record with southern bloodlines with the win of Prince Oz at Wingatui yesterday.

Yes You Did finally did what everyone had been waiting for on his home track yesterday.

Dunedin's surfing talent came home with three gold medals from their raid on the Canterbury championships at Gore Bay, near Cheviot, over the weekend.

Star juvenile Princess Tiffany's immediate future will be known in the coming days after she suffered a horror hoof injury on the Alexandra Park track.

Riverton apprentice Brett Murray's star is on the rise and, with winter approaching, it is set to keep getting higher.

Dunedin's top pool players have beaten New Zealand's best and will soon be winging their way to Las Vegas.

Broodmare gem Satire Franco added to her super legacy when Dunrobin won her first start at Ascot Park on Saturday.

Yesterday's South Island thoroughbred sale delivered mixed results to vendors.

Race tempo could be the key to reigning Otago horse of the year Tommy Tucker's chances of winning consecutive Canterbury Gold Cups at Riccarton tomorrow.

Tahakopa trainer Brian Norman had the perfect night out at Forbury Park last night.

To move or not to move the Harness Jewels, that is the question.

A strong gallery of international buyers is set to bid on the South Island’s thoroughbred stocks tomorrow.

It could be a case of fifth time lucky for the backers of 3yr-old pacer Easton Foxglove at Forbury Park tonight.

The timing is right for halfback Kayne Hammington.

Harness Racing New Zealand's first Australian invitation for the Harness Jewels has gone to a horse in the stable of a trainer facing court charges for alleged race fixing.