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After being involved in training for more than 50 years, Ken Dixon has died in Christchurch after a battle with cancer.

Tony Dickinson, the key figure behind the "Alta" racehorses, is being remembered as a man who "loved breeding and had invaluable knowledge".

A popular and successful trainer for over 30 years, Maurice O'Leary is being remembered as a "genuine type of guy" with very high standards.

After a harness racing career that spanned nearly 40 years, former Pukekohe-based trainer Jeff Crouth has died in Northland.

Harness racing historian Peter Craig is being remembered as someone who made a massive contribution to the sport on both sides of the Tasman.

Tony Parker is being remembered as an iconic breeder, owner and veterinarian surgeon.

Harness racing trainer and driver Tony Stevens of Winton passed away at home on Friday. He was in his seventy fifth year.

Trevor Wilkes is being remembered as a well-respected and universally-liked man who "lived for racing. "

Racing legend Peter Wolfenden, whose fame transcended harness racing, has died.