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Canterbury trainer James Dunn added to the incredible mark his family has made in harness racing when scoring his first win at Oamaru yesterday.

An exceptionally strong draft of yearlings has been nominated for the inaugural Nutrien Equine Standardbred Sale.

FORMER Kiwi pacer Cash N Flow seems to still be getting better.

AUSSIE pacing sensation Ride High will race on for another two years as part of a massive deal by Alabar Farm’s Alan Galloway to buy a half-share.

Waikato horseman Dylan Ferguson went home a happy man from Cambridge Raceway on Saturday.

Southern speedster Chinese Whisper will be the talk of Kurow Cup day if he can keep his manners in check for the third consecutive start tomorrow.  

Local trainer Arna Donnelly will take her biggest ever contingent to a race meeting when she heads to Cambridge Raceway on Saturday.

Some smart thinking and a trip around the corner has provided a stable of Pukekohe horses with a chance to race today that they wouldn’t have had from home.

The newly formed training partnership of Nathan Purdon and Chrissie Dalgety is going from strength-to-strength.