Stephen Marsh couldn't be happier with the progress of Crown Prosecutor.

The patient approach adopted with talented Travelling Light looks set to pay off.

He will carry just 52kgs and will also carry a new jockey.

The Auckland Inter Dominion has received a timely boost after a record run Victoria Cup.

A heady ride by in-form jockey Rosie Myers paved way for Awapuni galloper Secret Allure.

There was a big rap on Okay Pal heading into his debut performance at Phar Lap Raceway.

Don't expect the best version of Thefixer to be on show for his comeback race.

4-year-old has pleased his trainers since his performance in the Gr.1 Rupert Clarke Stakes

Caulfield today could decide the Cup fortunes of Kiwi mare Glory Days.

One of the brightest additions to the northern harness ranks should make a winning debut.

Forsman/Baker stable also has big targets in Oz.

Tony Pike thinks the 5-year-old can win the Schillaci.

Jamie Richards-trained wonder mare will bypass the Cox Plate.

Dick Karreman has certainly confirmed his desire to enjoy racing top-class horses.

A Gr.1 Cox Plate (2040m) tilt has been confirmed for Te Akau Shark.

Melody makes history while Shark and Probabeel do Richards proud.

Catalyst continued his dominance with another breathtaking performance.

Trainer rates Santa Catarina in race two as his best hope.

The queen of NZ racing has been crowned before historic race starts.

Melody Belle is thriving as she prepares for Saturday's Livamol Classic at Hastings.

Pacing and trotting titleholders to miss Auckland series.

A slashing run for second was just what the doctor ordered for trainer and Rondinella.

Chris Gibbs is disappointed but understanding about Danzdanzdance to Australia.

Local trainer Allan Sharrock dominated the early events at New Plymouth yesterday.

Danielle Johnson's focus this weekend is firmly on Ellerslie with six rides at meeting.

Avantage's disappointing unplaced performance last Saturday has trainer a little puzzled.

Trainer thinks their seven-strong team will still start today.

Andrew Forsman is set for a busy weekend.

The first open class race looks like being a game of catch me if you can.