NSW Country
‘Pops’ out to keep Cam’s hot streak going
LEADING Sydney based reinsman Cameron Hart has had an amazing start to the 2021 season. Formerly from Junee, Hart has driven 61 winners in the first five months of the year and already secured two… Read more: ‘Pops’ out to keep Cam’s hot streak going
Jason’s keeping up the Turnbull tradition
JASON Turnbull was not born when his late father Greg was on the ride of his life being the foreman for his grandfather A.D. Turnbull while they travelled extensively with champion pacer Hondo… Read more: Jason’s keeping up the Turnbull tradition
Trainer disqualified until 2029
HARNESS Racing New South Wales stewards have conducted an Inquiry in relation to reports from the Australian Racing Forensic Laboratory that Levamisole had been detected in the urine samples taken… Read more: Trainer disqualified until 2029
Group One win dedicated to champion grandfather
DURING the course of competition his mind was focused on the job at hand, but the moment he crossed the finish line in Wagga yesterday Will Rixon’s thoughts were about his grandfather. Having… Read more: Group One win dedicated to champion grandfather
Passing of a Miracle Mile, Inter Dominion legend
FROM a humble vegetable grower to a legend in his own lifetime – that was the journey taken by the man known in harness racing simply as ‘AD’. There’s no need for the surname. Just as Bart and Gai… Read more: Passing of a Miracle Mile, Inter Dominion legend
Steph’s quietly sneaking up on her rivals
MENANGLE Park-based trainer Stephanie Lippiatt is a quiet achiever, but she has joined the growing number of talented female trainers that New South Wales boasts. Belinda McCarthy (57 winners)… Read more: Steph’s quietly sneaking up on her rivals
Ain’t no mountain high enough for Gemma
BATHURST’S Gemma Hewitt is quickly rising through the ranks of New South Wales trainers, despite only training six horses at any one time. This year, Gemma has achieved an amazing feat, qualifying… Read more: Ain’t no mountain high enough for Gemma
Bartley looking for a ‘final four’
The TAB Championships that have run qualifying heats throughout the state over the past fortnight are proving a huge success with punters. When racing concludes at Newcastle tonight, 28 qualifying… Read more: Bartley looking for a ‘final four’
Hughes makes it a double for Missen
TAMWORTH trainer Tony Missen and young reinsman Blake Hughes, who accepted the drives for the stable, made an impressive combination at last week’s Narrabri Carnival of Cups meeting in taking out… Read more: Hughes makes it a double for Missen
Sutton bounces straight back into the spotlight
ACCOMPLISHED Dubbo reinsman James Sutton made a welcome return to the winner’s circle at last weekend’s Narrabri Carnival of Cups meeting. It was Sutton’s first drive back from a six-month break… Read more: Sutton bounces straight back into the spotlight
Hart-felt milestone for Cameron
POPULAR reinsman Cameron Hart enjoyed a happy homecoming yesterday. Heading close to home for yesterday’s Wagga meeting, Hart registered his initial Group One win in a Riverina Championship. Hart… Read more: Hart-felt milestone for Cameron
Well-earned break for star pacer
ONE is heading for a spell, while the other is likely to be taken interstate. Discussing plans for his stable’s two feature winners from this afternoon, Anthony Butt revealed Wolf Stride has run his… Read more: Well-earned break for star pacer
Wolf to take Group One in his stride
RACE ONE: It will be a case of returning to reality after being on a ‘high’ for the past week, as far as, Temora trainer Ray Walker is concerned. Walker prepared the Bathurst Gold Crown winner… Read more: Wolf to take Group One in his stride
Harmey to tick off ‘bucket list’ item
RACE ONE: A tough program of competitive racing awaits the punter, but there should be sufficient value to ensure we land on the right side of the ledger. Trainer Darren Elder has enjoyed plenty of… Read more: Harmey to tick off ‘bucket list’ item
More riches in store for classy colt
HAVING secured a well-earned Group One, classy youngster Idyllic will be given the opportunity to add another major to his tally in coming weeks. With two placings and a hard fought fifth from his… Read more: More riches in store for classy colt
Long spell for undefeated freshman
WITH his next major target months away undefeated freshman Mister Rea will be given a long break. Stretching his perfect record to four by capturing last night’s Bathurst Gold Crown, Mister Rea is… Read more: Long spell for undefeated freshman
Group One win makes long trip worth while
IT MADE for a long weekend, but the exhausting road trip has been well worth it for Russell Jack and Zac Phillips. Making the trek from their Victorian bases to Bathurst for tonight’s Finals the duo… Read more: Group One win makes long trip worth while
Star filly aimed at interstate major
A SHORT break before another feature assault…that’s the plan with outstanding filly Anntonia. Speaking after Anntonia’s success in the Bathurst Gold Bracelet this evening, trainer David Thorn… Read more: Star filly aimed at interstate major
APG graduates aplenty in Bathurst Gold features
A PREMIER meeting consisting of four Group Ones just wouldn’t be complete without Australian Pacing Gold graduates. Headed by the Gold Crown, Saturday night’s Bathurst program includes the Gold… Read more: APG graduates aplenty in Bathurst Gold features
Oaks winner to add another Group One to tally
RACE ONE: Following a solid display, despite having every chance in running, the Jason Grimson-trained JANALAN (6) looks the one to beat when the exciting 10 event card ‘kicks-off’ with the running… Read more: Oaks winner to add another Group One to tally
