Racing: End of era at Karaka Sales
It really hurts that last November's Melbourne Cup was run without a New Zealand-bred entry - the first time in close to 60 years.
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Racing: Captain's million-dollar run
There is no point asking Brendon McCullum how the nerves stirred up by owning a horse racing for $1m tomorrow compare with captaining the Black Caps against India at Eden Park today.
Racing: Moment has come for change of luck
The widest barrier has not stopped group one winner Moment Of Change being installed an odds-on favourite to return to the winner's circle in the group two Australia Stakes.
Racing: Blue Diamond a fitting farewell present
The Blue Diamond and Australian Guineas are top of the wish list for Paul Snowden in his final couple of months with Darley.
Racing: Bary to chase Aussie riches
Having beaten her male counterparts in the Levin Classic, Recite could take them on again in the Australian Guineas.
Racing: NZ pacer comes up trumps
A controversial weekend has raised doubts over the big race campaigns of two of New Zealand's best pacers.
Racing: Telegraph message great news
Waikato syndicator David Ellis got a big kick out of Irish Fling winning Saturday's Berkett Telegraph without owning a hair of the mare's tail.
Racing: Trentham track lambasted
Sorry, it's just not good enough. The track presented for racing at Trentham on Saturday was nothing short of disgraceful.
Racing: $1m Triple Trio gets ready to roll
It's going to take a while for punters to get the hang of the million-dollar Triple Trio bet type that starts today at Trentham.
Racing: Cauthen set for big race
Trainer Andrew Campbell admits he is on edge as exciting three-year-old Cauthen resumes in the Group One Telegraph Handicap at Trentham.
Racing: Helena Jet has ominous rival
Not even downing a 1:48 miler at the trials has been enough to boost Ricky May's confidence with Helena Jet heading to Addington tonight.
Racing: Top pacer beatable in Cup
Trainer Paul Court admits Terror To Love is vulnerable in his comeback race at Invercargill today.
Cost-cutting scratches Trackside
Cost-cutting appears to be behind the New Zealand Racing Board's decision to stop broadcasting its Trackside television channel on free to air TV.
Racing: Waterhouse leads spending
The first major yearling sale of the season has ended on a high with the four-day Magic Millions premium sale realising a gross of more than A$75 million ($81 million).
Racing: Orange hopes for the best
An inside draw is not ideal for Astrapi at the twilight meeting at Oamaru today, but he might have the motor to overcome any bad manners.
Racing: Terror To Love wins trial
New Zealand Cup hero Terror To Love is back but exactly where he is going remains a mystery.
Racing: Splendour could return to best form
Ruakaka on the grass may seem an unusual place to find one of New Zealand's most valuable pacing mares.
Racing: Negus looks at Derby double
On a day when records tumbled at Roxburgh, Quick As A Trick left plenty in the tank while setting his mark for the 3-year-olds on Sunday.
Racing: Tempelten hits perfect 10
Enigmatic stayer finally puts best hoof forward to deliver the goods in Thames Cup.
Racing: Satin Shoes back to fray
Talented sprinting mare Satin Shoes will return to the racetrack after failing to get in foal during the spring.
Racing: Pepper hopes to train quinella at Narooma
Local trainer Luke Pepper is brimming with confidence his two starters in the Narooma Cup today are right at their peak.
Racing: Maggots do wonders
Maggot therapy is helping St Nicholas Abbey get the better of the life-threatening disease laminitis.