Locharburn may be the most talented 3-year-old pacer in the country but that won't stop him being vulnerable at Alexandra Park tomorrow night.

Venus Serena's season could be about to get a bit tougher.

Terror To Love's Menangle nightmare continues even before he gets on the plane to Sydney for Sunday's A$750,000 Inter Dominion Final.

John Morell is one of a rapidly dying breed - rural owners who train their own racehorse from a farm.

Mark Purdon could be excused for having a bit on his mind this week.

Fears the new Inter Dominion date will savage the Auckland Trotting Cup look set to be wide of the mark for the second year running.

One the potential greats of New Zealand pacing has been struck down by injury and is likely to miss the rest of the season.

Not even the bravest win of his career in the Hunter Cup has been enough to save Christen Me's Inter Dominion campaign.

A controversial weekend has raised doubts over the big race campaigns of two of New Zealand's best pacers.

John Dunn is hoping the aggression and class of his rivals actually works in his favour in two of today's Alexandra Park features.

The Gold Ace has finally found where he belongs in the pacing world - and it isn't New Zealand.

Ken Breckon could be excused for not answering the phone on his birthday next year.

Smoken Up has a shot at one of the greatest moments in harness racing history.

The problem with producing miracles is that after a while people start to expect them.

Addington on its biggest day, with a winning chance in a group one - Todd Mitchell feels he is back where he belongs.

A supposedly bad draw could develop into a winning advantage for NSW pacer Suave Stuey Lombo in today's $50,000 Kaikoura Cup.

Finishing last of five in a trial may hardly sound like a perfect step toward New Zealand Cup glory but trainer Cran Dalgety says it is exactly what Christen Me needed.

One of the fastest pacers in history is heading to New Zealand and he could double in value before he gets here.

Fans of Mah Sish got a double helping of good news in just an hour yesterday as the open-class pacing season stepped up a gear.

A new name may be appearing on the harness racing landscape tonight but that isn't the important change being planned for the Cambridge track.

Barry Purdon's Breeders Crown campaign couldn't be going much better.

Champion trainer Mark Purdon may be about to lose the national premiership but changes in his stable set-up could see him bounce back even stronger next season.