Vigor Winner will be vying for more stakes success.

The 2018/19 season will live long in the memory of leading New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson.

Sundees Son will be asked to add a new weapon to his growing arsenal this week.

Matthew Williamson keen to add to fine record of Kiwis at world champs.

An impressive debut jumps win for Woodsman marked first leg of a special double for them.

A couple of one-time favourites face a nervous week to even make it to the mega meeting.

Baker-Forsman juggernaut rolled on back at home over the weekend.

Big Mike was on trial for another trip across the Tasman at Te Rapa.

Young Matamata trainer Daniel Miller is sticking to the Kiwis.

Jumping takes centre stage at Te Rapa today with four races.

The trick for punters is to work out which one matters more.

Connors will seek back-to-back wins in the Signature Homes Waikato Steeplechase.

Cambridge will be the home of New Zealand's first synthetic horse racing track.

Legendary expat-Kiwi jockey Brent Thomson has been inducted.

Bostonian's upset win in the A$800k Doomben 10,000 highlight of magic week for Pike.

The Mike Moroney and Pam Gerard-trained son of Ocean Park will join Hong Kong stable.

Cambridge Stud has recognised the wider industry's move to provide support to breeders.

If she wins the $150,000 NZ Oaks at Addington on Friday the title is certain to be hers.

One of the surprise favourites could be forced out of the million-dollar meeting.

Plans are under way to have Jackfrost in Melbourne for a possible tilt.

Twenty-year-old Hazel Schofer will have fond memories of her raceday debut.

Only the third sprint win at the highest level by a flying Kiwi this century.

For boutique thoroughbred nursery Sunlight Trust, this has been a week to remember.

Te Akau trainer Jamie Richards will take just the one runner to Arawa Park today.

Azaboy (Rotorua Cup) and Back In A Flash (Rotorua Stakes) give Calder a legitimate shot.

New Plymouth trainer Allan Sharrock has plenty of talent to unleash on his home track.

In an industry far from its prime, a group of young Kiwis are standing out from the crowd.

To win the Merrylees Hotel 1200.

Tomelilla and Highlad return to defend their crowns.

Wexford Stables have a strong chance of taking home the silverware.