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Chase Auckland defied a sustained betting drift to win his second feature pace of the summer, at Cambridge on Friday night.

Champion harness racing driver Ricky May can now laugh about the fact he died on live television last week.

Please be advised that the amendments to the Rules of Harness Racing around registration and naming as detailed in the Official Notice came into force following publication in the NZ Gazette today (9th January 2020), not on 20th December 2019…

Garrick Knight updates us on the happenings in the North Island

ATTENTION ALL BREEDERS - If your foal has not been branded please complete the branding card that was sent out. . .

Champion reinsman Ricky May has delivered instructions from his hospital bed to fellow driver Carl Markham.

The fall-out from a horror crash at Cambridge yesterday will see three senior North Island drivers on the sidelines for a couple of months.

The industry received its second major on-track shock of the New Year with a four-horse race smash at Cambridge yesterday but it could have been so much worse.

Craig Wiggins, on behalf of the May family has expressed their thanks for the outpouring of concern from the harness racing community regarding Ricky May’s condition after the incident at the Omakau meeting yesterday.