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World champion sets another record
WORLD champion Bulldog Hanover equalled the fastest mile in Canada when capturing last night’s $650,000 Canadian Pacing Derby at Woodbine Mohawk Park. Caught wide into the first turn before finding… Read more: World champion sets another record
Group Two winner sold to American interests
CLASSY pacer Supreme Dominator is likely to have run his last race in Australia. Although entered in tomorrow night’s My Lightning Blue Free-For-All at Tabcorp Park Melton, Supreme Dominator has… Read more: Group Two winner sold to American interests
Freshman trotter sets world record
RISING star trotter A Real Legend put together a legendary performance in just his fifth start as he set a world record in the Ohio Sires Stakes at Northfield Park last night. In the second of two… Read more: Freshman trotter sets world record
World champ in a class of his own
WORLD Champion Bulldog Hanover travelled back to Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing and Casino to take on nine rivals in the $315,000 Dan Patch Stakes today and delivered what fans came to see. The… Read more: World champ in a class of his own
Former Kiwi’s ‘bella’ USA performance
FORMER New Zealander La Bella Vita overcame a wide drawe in a featured field at Saratoga Casino Hotel yesterday. The Alicia Gray-trained daughter of Changeover was making her debut in the Fillies’… Read more: Former Kiwi’s ‘bella’ USA performance
Group Two winner sold to American interests
MULTIPLE feature winner Adam Crocker has run his last Australian race. Victorious in a Group Two Australian Pacing Gold Final last season, Adam Crocker was also the star of the 2021 Hot Rods Series… Read more: Group Two winner sold to American interests
Aussie and Kiwi part of world record 1:45.4 victory
SOUTHERN Hemisphere horsemen have played a major role in establishing a world record. Having flirted with establishing the mark for the fastest mile in history during the past fortnight, Bulldog… Read more: Aussie and Kiwi part of world record 1:45.4 victory
New Zealand-bred shines in USA
FORMER New Zealander Belmont Major won Saturday night’s feature pace at Saratoga Raceway for trainer Amanda Kelley. Driver Leon Bailey steered the son of Art Major to the win in 1:51.3 by a narrow… Read more: New Zealand-bred shines in USA
Aussie horseman shines during dramatic US card
AN ACCIDENT during the 11th race unseated four drivers at Harrington Raceway yesterday. Royal Tang (Russell Foster), which led most of the way prior to the mishap, fell on the backstretch near the… Read more: Aussie horseman shines during dramatic US card
Sad passing of another of our great horsemen
ONE of harness racing’s well-presented nice guys and very successful trainer-driver, William Edward (Bill) Hansell passed away last week after a short illness. Bill was 89. Bill grew up in the tough… Read more: Sad passing of another of our great horsemen
All the winners on a big Saturday night at Tabcorp Park Menangle
RACE ONE: Former Kiwi ROBYNS PLAYBOY (8) returns to the track following two disappointing Inter Dominion heat appearances, both resulting in the talented son of Shadow Play finishing at the rear of… Read more: All the winners on a big Saturday night at Tabcorp Park Menangle
Aussie too good in USA again
FORMER Australian pacer Shoobee Doo improved to two-for-two at Harrington Raceway this season with an easy win in the $20,000 Open Pace last night. Driven by Corey Callahan, Shoobee Doo made the… Read more: Aussie too good in USA again
Aussie pacer too good in USA
FORMER Australian pacer Shoobee Doo proved too good for his opposition at Harrington Raceway yesterday. Trained by Dylan Davis, who co-owns the gelding with Michael Casalino, Shoobee was a… Read more: Aussie pacer too good in USA
Kiwi star set for American debut
NEW Zealand-bred mare Amazing Dream is ready to begin what her connections hope is an amazing journey in North America. Sent from the Shaky Isles to trainer Linda Toscano, the six-year-old arrived… Read more: Kiwi star set for American debut
Flemington to become harness racing’s new home
IN A move that will launch a new era for harness racing, Flemington is poised to become the industry’s metropolitan home. After almost two decades of no movement on the return to the Ascot Vale… Read more: Flemington to become harness racing’s new home
Highly-successful sire succumbs to twisted bowel
IT IS with great sadness we announce Village Jasper had to be euthanized due to a twisted bowel. The 28-year-old was a massive part of Alabar and will be sorely missed. Village Jasper was a star… Read more: Highly-successful sire succumbs to twisted bowel
Monthly award for 91-year-old horseman
VETERAN horseman Franklin ‘Bud’ Meier continues to prove age is just a number. Enjoying a stellar stint with his stock, Meier was announced the Buffalo Raceway Horseman of the Month for March… Read more: Monthly award for 91-year-old horseman
Butt’s Trans Tasman trip to see ripper ‘fillies’!
FOR various reasons, such as the difficult to travel world we live in, it took him longer than he would have liked, but Anthony Butt made an overdue return ‘home’ last week. Although he has embraced… Read more: Butt’s Trans Tasman trip to see ripper ‘fillies’!
Reigning champ sends ominous warning
STAR mare Stylish Memphis sent notice to prospective rivals via her performance at Club Menangle just moments ago. Having her third start since crossing the Tasman last month, the New Zealand-bred… Read more: Reigning champ sends ominous warning
TAB a crucial part of ‘Team Teal’
WHILE they are never far from the spotlight during any part of the season, it is that time of the year for the industry’s reinswomen to shine. Between tomorrow and March 15 Australasia’s leading… Read more: TAB a crucial part of ‘Team Teal’
