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Champion horseman Mark Purdon only had one complaint after favourite Self Assured won New Zealand’s first ever slot race at Cambridge on Thursday night.

The experience of handling harness racing stars is set to be a massive asset for junior reinswoman Olivia Thornley when she drives Don’t Stop Dreaming in the Kindergarten Stakes.

Long-standing committee member and now Banks Peninsula Trotting Club patron Lindsay Blackmore has had a more than 50 year involvement in harness racing.

Orange means go for racing fans, and the timing couldn't be better starting at Wyndham this afternoon.

Phil Williamson left Addington Raceway with a near perfect result on Wednesday.

Champion trainer Mark Purdon thinks he has solved the problem that has robbed Self Assured of champion status in time for tonight’s $900,000 The Race at Cambridge.

The man who made The Race happen knows he is witnessing a miracle.

After nearly 22 years helping facilitate the trading of standardbreds, Rachel Deegan admits she'll "miss the people but it's time for a change. "

Alan Clyma, a life member of the Forbury Park Trotting Club, is being remembered as a "gentleman who was passionate about harness racing".