
Two $100,000 races launch three-year-old Guineas countdown
This weekend will start to define the pecking order for NZ 3-year-old thoroughbred racers.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Victory in the Grand National Steeplechase caps a remarkable day for jockey Lemmy Douglas.
New Zealand's best pacer to miss the rest of the season with shock injury.
The unbeaten mare resumes trials, while jumpers prepare for their huge day at Riccarton.
Skymax and Novak will chase a share of the $75,000 Cambridge purse.
Trainer Regan Todd still has the New Zealand Cup as Mo'unga's aim.
Mr Fortrus won the $75,000 Polytrack Championship at Riccarton.
He returned from Hong Kong after a race fall and won the Easter Handicap.
Third Decree and Motiontime will chase a $75,000 Polytrack prize.
Group 1 winner Jaarffi will race on for another season at the age of 7.
Lord Spencer's rise in the steeplechasing role continued at Riccarton Park.
After a dramatic week, the racing industry starts a new season today.
OPINION: The last greyhound meeting ever run in New Zealand will be at Whanganui tonight.
The 10yo gelding faces a huge task carrying the 59kg topweight in Saturday's Winter Cup.
Trentham bosses say the case for closing their racetrack does not stand up.
ANALSIS: Seven active racetracks are targeted for closure, while others fight to survive.
Wexford Stables has some huge firepower for the thoroughbred spring.
This week could be one of the most important in New Zealand racing history.
Quondo makes it three wins on end in the Te Rapa mud.
Diamond Jak defends the cup the hard way at Te Rapa.
Tisse is favoured in a tough Taumarunui Cup at Te Rapa today.
Wexford Stables has a strong hand on the last Saturday of the thoroughbred season.
Andre Poutama is chasing dual milestones during a record season.
Greyhound racing will be banned in New Zealand from August 1.
OPINION: Punters don't always get great views of a race's most important part: the finish.
Newcomer Kyle Wilson-Taylor is the latest overseas addition to New Zealand's riding ranks.
The unbeaten superstar of New Zealand thoroughbred racing is nearing her public comeback.
Kiwi trainer Nathan Williamson educated the three horses who set Albion Park alight.
Prioress is in the form of her career and secured a valuable stakes win at New Plymouth.