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How keen Waikouaiti mare Kiwi Crusher is to race in the feature trot at Wingatui today could decide her winning chances.

Canterbury filly Who Made Who rocked her rivals when thundering to an impressive debut at Winton on Saturday.

The latest update from HRNZ in regards to Covid-19

Ray Green is confident the next big thing of New Zealand pacing will be staying put here.

 South Auckland horseman Tony Herlihy had a good night at the office at Alexandra Park on Friday night, recording a driving treble and training double.

  Winton trainer Des Baynes will step out a small team packed with winning chances on his home track at today’s Wairio mile day.  

Leaders of New Zealand’s racing industry are working closely together to combat the threat posed to the sector from COVID-19.

Many would have noticed Ken Barron literally hobbling around in recent months.

 A little over three years ago, Dunedin’s Garry Clarke lost his brother Rick to cancer and he decided it was time to make the most of what time he had left.