
Three Kiwi pacers vie for glory in Australian racing spectacle
Three NZ-trained pacers will contest Australia's biggest 4-year-old race at Menangle.
Three NZ-trained pacers will contest Australia's biggest 4-year-old race at Menangle.
Thousands dressed up for the biggest day on Canterbury’s social calendar.
Christchurch Cup Day hopefuls train on Woodend Beach ahead of the big race on Tuesday November 14. Video / George Heard
The Herald heads to the beach at dawn as harness-racing hopefuls train on sand and surf.
Fashion in the field judge gives tips and trends ahead of Cup Day in Christchurch.
If you don't know what to make of Dawn Parade, you're not alone.
Board says Anderson "not fit to be involved in the harness racing industry”.
A harness racing trainer injected a horse with vodka on the morning of Cup Day.
Rakero Rebel was a late scratching from the biggest trotting day of the year.
Bloodstock agent Bruce Perry went to $450,000 to secure Asterix.
The decision is due to Canterbury still being at alert level 2.
South Coast Arden's trainer Brent Mangos is happy to stay on the sidelines.
In this episode Liz takes us over the highlights from the weekend races at Awapuni, Matamata, and last week's Wanganui races where Beau Geste blitzed to the finishing post. Video / LOVERACING.NZ
Level 2 restrictions may mean the public cannot attend Canterbury's annual cup week.
Liz Whelan takes a look at the last week of racing highlights. Video / LOVERACING.NZ
Winning chance: Sunday's Harness Jewels showdown special thrill for Waikato trainer.
All jewels are still in the crown thanks to forward planning
Krug aiming to add NZ Pacing Derby crown to Woodlands win.
Hayden Cullen's dream homecoming is being dampened by one small detail: he won't be there.
The energy is different at Karaka ahead of tomorrow's sale.
Trainer is confident stable star won't be up to old tricks at Addington.
The long-time Canterbury starter was informed by Addington club he's no longer needed.
12,000 tickets sold for prestigious social and sporting event.
New racing minister Grant Robertson visited the local TAB to place bets on the Melbourne Cup. Video / Mark Mitchell
It is getting close to business time for 311 two-year-old gallopers.
A stable star returning from a race with a heart complaint is rarely a laughing matter.
New Zealand's most exciting young pacer will make a surprise return to Alexandra Park .
Race tracks under threat of closure next season will soon find out if they can stay open.
For the racing industry it is a day over two dark months in the making.