Jonny Turner

Otago could be facing its second abandoned race meeting in just three days.

New year, new Tiger Thompson?

Quality sprinter Batman prolonged his career by winning the Kurow Cup on Saturday.

The decision to try his hand in New Zealand paid the ultimate dividend for Australian jockey Jake Bayliss when he rode Volpe Veloce to win the group 1 Railway at Ellerslie yesterday.

Southern flyer Somejoy is set to scorch around Winton tomorrow.

Brothers Jake and Regan Bayliss give the group 1 Railway at Ellerslie on Monday a distinctly Aussie flavour.

A small but select field looks set to fight out an enthralling Waikouaiti Cup on Monday.

Lightweight hope The Real Deal almost certainly will not be getting bogged down in tomorrow’s Kurow Cup.

Kolonel Kev showed he was loving life in the South Island by winning yesterday’s group 3 Timaru Cup.

It certainly is the most wonderful time of the year, writes Jonny Turner.

Canterbury filly Nemera Franco smashed the clock and broke her rivals' hearts at Gore yesterday.

A start in the season’s first 3yr-old trotting classic is being considered for War Admiral after his win at Gore yesterday.

Reigning Otago horse of the year Tommy Tucker will attempt to win his third consecutive Timaru Cup today.

The early favourite, Royal Bengal, may be trained in Canterbury but he is very much a local hope in today's Gore Cup.

There was not a more popular victory at Wingatui yesterday than when Plutonium won for local trainer Jim Burns.

Look out Trentham, look out the Wellington Cup.

Canterbury jockey Lee Callaway  gained his 200th career victory on Sunday, in the Tapanui Cup.