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The matriarch of one of New Zealand's great racing families, Colleen Butcher, passed away on Monday. She was 88.

Denice Swain is being remembered as a harness racing pioneer who had a "heart of gold" and whose horses were "always immaculate. "

Ross Corrigan, who helped build and then drive the country's first ever "mobile", has been farewelled in Hawera this week.  

A hugely popular and respected member of the harness racing community, Katie Cox has lost her battle with a rare form of lung cancer.

Forever associated with the great Terror To Love, Terry McDonald is being remembered as a "mighty man" and a "gentleman".

Michael John (Mike) Brown, a man well-known for his "Eyre" line of horses and a "work hard play hard" mentality, will be farewelled on Wednesday.

As a driver, trainer and breeder, Peter Bagrie left a huge imprint on harness racing.

Multiple Group 1 winning trainer-driver Neil Brady has died in Dubbo, New South Wales.

Ian Dobson, one of harness racing’s most successful owners of all time, died this morning in Christchurch on his 90th birthday.