Jonny Cox will be going it alone from Tim Butt’s Premier Stables in the new season after the decision to dissolve their six-month training partnership.

It’s been a long time since Got A Beauty topped the Christchurch yearling sales in 2012 with a $100,000 price tag.

Colin Harrison had a bit of a concern heading to Addington on Friday night with his promising pacer Its Official Babe, but he needn’t have been so worried.

Dexter Dunn’s American dream is turning into a nightmare.

Macca Lodge not only sponsored the 'South of Waitaki Winter Warmer Series' at Addington last July, but principal Brent McIntyre produced Pantastic to win the final.

Change is in the wind at one of the country’s biggest stables with Tony Barron moving on from his two-year training partnership with brother Ken.

The final stage of the 2018 Airpark Canterbury Cadet of the Year competition is upon us with the four finalists excelling in all of their regional challenges.

He might not have thought it at the time, but Ken Breckon is certainly thankful now that no one was interested enough in Diamonds N Cash to buy him as a yearling.

Harness Racing New Zealand, in conjunction with the Auckland Trotting Club, are pleased to announce that on Friday 10 August an Owners Night will be held in the Tasman Room at Alexandra Park.

It might be hard to believe, but brilliant Alexandra Park winner Suzie Pee Jay was a doubtful starter for most of the week leading up to Friday night’s race.

Tomorrow night’s Alexandra Park meeting will signal the first step in a new direction for one particular driver competing on the night.

If you’ve always wanted to get involved in harness racing ownership then here is your opportunity!

WHO say it’s hard for an Aussie horse to tackle the Harness Jewels and return a major player back home?

One of the bigger names of Australian Breeders Crown Day in recent years won’t be a part of the action this year.

Woodlands Stud are opening their gates to the harness racing industry for an open day on Sunday, 30^th September. A rare opportunity for lovers of harness racing who wish to view the boutique breeding establishment and their imposing stallion roster.

Viewers got a sneak peek of what to expect next season when Massive Metro took out the $40,000 Uncut Gems Aged Trotters Classic at Alexandra Park on Friday night.

It was a dream start to the training career of Matt Anderson at Addington on Thursday night when he won with his first ever starter.

The curtain has come down on the career of champion mare The Orange Agent.

In a major move New Zealand Bloodstock, a leading thoroughbred auction sales, airfreight and insurance company, have announced plans to expand into the standardbred market offering a full complement of auction sales and ancillary services.

Even Geoff Dunn had to admit to being a little surprised at what Cole Porter achieved over the weekend.

Petra Luzumova is looking forward to a holiday next week but before she packs her bags, has a duty to perform at Forbury Park on Friday night.

Former Southlander Bill Roberts passed away in Christchurch Hospital over the weekend shortly after the final whistle was blown on his beloved All Blacks’ win over France at Eden Park.

Harness Racing New Zealand would like to remind industry participants about the upcoming free seminars with Canadian harness racing trainer and driver, Anthony MacDonald, in September.

Passionate is the way Aaron Swain describes the group of four owners he hadn't even met before he bought Sadhana to race with them.

Brilliant race mare The Orange Agent will head to Queensland next month, provided she comes through her next two trials in good order.

Don’t bother asking Roger Villiger what has been behind the turnaround in fortunes of Bubbles O’Leary, because he doesn’t really know.

The past couple of years haven't been easy for Group 1-winning driver Shane Walkinshaw, so a win on Glens Of Tekoa in the third at Ascot Park on Saturday would be well-received.

There’s a premiership to potentially win, but Matt Anderson is keen to give something back in his quest to be crowned New Zealand’s best junior driver.

June means winter - but for us here at The Park June means back-to-back racing every Friday night, which for you means there is no shortage of racing opportunities for your horse/s and every reason to keep your horse in work over the coming winter months.

Eamon Maguire capitalized on a beautiful Natalie Rasmussen drive to win the 4YO Emerald on Jewels day, his second Group 1 in six weeks.

There jubilant scenes when Utmost Delight capped a good season with a second Group 1 success in the 4YO Diamond at Cambridge on Saturday afternoon.

Mark Pitt felt like a proud parent watching his “girl” Shez All Rock blast her way to an historic first Aussie win in the Harness Jewels.

The horses tested for possible drug contamination when travelling from Christchurch to the Harness Jewels meeting in Cambridge have all returned negative results.