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Tofane is expected to fetch big money when she goes up for auction in Australia next week.
Expat New Zealand jumps jockey Aaron Kuru is starting to hit his straps in Australia.
Unfancied Yuri in field to let classy pair strut their stuff.
Trainer gambling that low-key build-up can lead to Queensland riches next week.
Opie Bosson realises the good news for New Zealand's fastest racemare may also be bad news
Nathan Williamson says he might need some inadvertent help from his rivals.
Babylon Berlin better chance after meet moves over the road from Doomben bog.
The players in tonight's $50,000 Flying Mile at Cambridge have a common goal.
Addington is set to stage one of NZ's premier nights of greyhound racing on Friday.
NZ's dwindling hopes of feature-race success in Brisbane could receive a huge boost.
Trainer eyes rich events he was forced to miss when Copy That suffered injury.
Historic win soured by what happened after Rich Strike crossed the line.
Sword Of State and Soprano Supreme settle for second in Gold Coast feature races.
Andrew Forsman thinks he has the right horse to start his solo training career.
Trainer Robbie Patterson seems resigned to defeat for his outstanding mare Coventina Bay.
Few horses sum up the changing nature of New Zealand harness racing more than Darling Me.
Tony Hart's team is ready to fire for heats of the Group 1 New Zealand Oaks.
New Zealand's trotting hero will miss the next big stop on the northern autumn circuit.
In-form trainer Robbie Patterson knows winning races is about to get a lot tougher.
If in doubt, back the Craiks at Manukau Stadium.
James and training partner Robert Wellwood farewelled Group 1 winner Two Illicit in style
The Messenger Championship has long been the gateway to pacing greatness.
The 75-year-old retires from training today after a stellar career.
Self Assured looks set to take his road less travelled.
Driver John Dunn admits the gap between Sundees Son and his young rivals is closing.
The coup to replace the two kings of New Zealand harness racing might last only a week.
Debutant two-year-old filly Rionach showed she had inherited the family ability.
Tutukaka and Pinarello to take varied Derby paths.