The hottest form race of the season so far could be won by the horse with the worst form.

Racing fans will need to be double vaccinated to attend the track from tomorrow.

The Harness Jewels hero was given an easy time by co-trainer Mark Purdon.

NZ Bloodstock is pulling out all the stops to get Aussie buyers to the Karaka sales.

Majestic Man must improve to have any chance of lifting an Inter Dominion title.

Gold Watch is aiming for his sixth straight win in the open 1400m at Te Aroha.

A watered-down version of the Alexandra Park carnival may suit Bolt For Brilliance.

Trainer likes everything about how the Eagle Stakes is stacking up for Demonetization.

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Copy That is going to spend his summer in Australia with an earlier than expected date.

Auckland horse racing fans look certain to get their Christmas gift.

The speed machines of NZ racing take aim for what could be the race of the season.

Cheaperthandivorce finds herself in the sweet spot for the $110,000 Counties Cup.

Trainer David Greene is hoping to make the most of a bonus hometown Cup at Te Rapa.

Nolan's lead-up to tomorrow's Ready To Run sales has been quite a ride.

Sale at Te Rapa because of Covid travel restrictions.

The Karaka yearling sale will be held in March next year.

Opie Bosson turned Cup week at Riccarton into his own private comeback party.

Sundees Son emerged from yesterday's $300,000 Dominion all-time great.

Horse racing: How to tackle Addington's big day.

Punters could be in for a nervous watch with There You Go in Saturday's 1000 Guineas.

Asplit-second battle won early in today's NZ Cup ultimately won Copy That the war.

Who wins tomorrow's race may come down to which version of Bolt For Brilliance turns up.

The real battle is between a great trainer and harness racing's most prevailing trend.

Top driver's charge sparkling hope in Diamond Racing's NZ Cup starters.

Melbourne Cup week ended with the perfect 10 winners for Kiwi champion James McDonald.

Opie Bosson looked like he had never missed a beat with his patient come-from-last win.

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.The final piece of Noverre's personal 2000 Guineas puzzle will turn up tomorrow.

Trainer Ray Green is hoping it is payback time for the standing start debacle last year.

The IRT New Zealand Trotting Cup market has been turned on its head.

In his darkest hour superstar NZ jockey James McDonald made a promise to himself.

From the humblest of beginnings came one of the world's great racemares.

The two Kiwi trainers are coming at the Melbourne Cup from very different angles.

Opinion: The usual array of Melbourne Cup questions may boil down to one very simple one

James McDonald has an unexpected Melbourne Cup day with one of his favourite girls.

Tutukaka can deliver on mates' rates and set fabulous fortnight in motion.

Markets are suggesting NZ success at Melbourne Cup week could be in short supply.

Top trainer Andrew Forsman didn't get the birthday present he was hoping for.

It is moving day for the country's elite three-year-old gallopers at Te Rapa.

Mark Purdon is adamant Self Assured punters have little to worry about.

McDonald has insight: He's on favourite; has ridden six others.

John Bary is hoping for an old fashioned brutal Cox Plate in Melbourne on Saturday.

Addington and Riccarton announced they will be unable to host their normal crowds.

South Coast Arden's plans may have changed but his standing start status won't.

There wasn't much to raise the spirits of Kiwi Melbourne Cup hopes over the weekend.

Former All Blacks coach Steve Hansen was 'bloody excited' as he watched Nature Strip win.

Savy Yong Blonk could go from villain to leading lady in the $250,000 Livamol Classic.

Glory days of the dream team return to the elite ranks of top-class trotting.

Cambridge galloper Rhinoceros provided a birthday present for co-trainer.

Auckland's newly-formed mega racing club has made some significant stake increases.

South Coast Arden's trainer Brent Mangos is happy to stay on the sidelines.

A new era in New Zealand jumps racing could see a new champion crowned at Te Aroha today.

Star pacing mare overcomes scary workouts incident.

Racing bosses launch probe into Whanganui track conditions amidst Government scrutiny.

Meeting on move: Famous steeples landmark at an end.

Move to level 3 for Auckland means all codes can race but horses can't be accompanied.

One of the superstars of New Zealand racing is leaving for Australia.

How the leading trainers and jockeys rate their top chances for your punting weekend.

Superstar galloper to return at Hastings but not if there is too much rain this week.

Purdon will on October 1 officially return to the training ranks.

Sheraco signals delayed start to campaign aimed at the A$2m The Invitation in Sydney.

The early signs are encouraging for one of the all-time greats of New Zealand racing.

Speed machine: Premiership winner ready to roll sausage dog and nonplussed by wide draw.

Probabeel has become a most unlikely victim of the great Victorian jockey scandal.

The Cambridge superstar makes his weight-for-age debut in the Memsie Stakes.

Avantage up against Tavi Mac should meeting go ahead on Saturday in Hamilton.

Robert Dunn's stable will soon likely be split by two different versions of lockdown.

Akuta's star will almost certainly not be shining at Addington on New Zealand Cup day.

Topweight forced to carry burden after overcoming snow.

Tallyho Twinkletoe could be New Zealand's best jumper of the past 50 years.

Harness racing is getting its own version of thoroughbred racing's mega meeting.

Trainer 'not surprised' as stable star unlikely to race in NZ again.

Amazing Dream, American Dealer stars of carnival.

Auckland pacer's sights on last mega race of winter after brave win in Sunshine Sprint.

Palm Springs heading toward open class judging by the three wins in her last five starts.

The new season for the superstars of Te Akau's racing army starts at Cambridge tomorrow.