NSW Country
Visitors’ draws for former locals
PROMINENT couple Sonya Smith and Anthony Butt are regretting their interstate move as a result of Saturday night’s fields. Making the switch from New South Wales to Victoria late in 2020, the pair… Read more: Visitors’ draws for former locals
Alterations to Gold Crown Carnival
DUE to the impact of the severe weather conditions being experienced and the cancellation of yesterday’s Bathurst meeting, it has been necessary to change the Gold Crown Carnival schedule. Paramount… Read more: Alterations to Gold Crown Carnival
We were lucky to get out just in time
IN TIMES of need the industry has proven over and over it looks after of its own. Sure ‘white line fever’ takes control during the course of competition, but when it comes to the crunch a helping… Read more: We were lucky to get out just in time
Wolf strides to impressive victory
A FEW easy days before another interstate trip….that’s what is in store for top pacer Wolf Stride. Competing at Club Menangle on February 27 and March 6, which netted a Group One win and a Miracle… Read more: Wolf strides to impressive victory
Plate a pit stop on way to Group One
IN WHAT is a short stint back home, Wolf Stride should have little trouble adding the Melton Plate to his ever-growing tally on Saturday night. Fresh from an eye-catching third in the $1million… Read more: Plate a pit stop on way to Group One
Sam doing it for more than Just Tommy
TAMWORTH trainer-driver Sam Ison will be on a mission at the Tamworth harness meeting tomorrow [Wednesday] afternoon in looking for back-to-back wins with Just Tommy. Ison is looking to add to the… Read more: Sam doing it for more than Just Tommy
He’s now known as ‘the Broken Hill Bandit’
HE’S already being hailed as ‘the Broken Hill Bandit’. And Moonbi trainer-driver Dean Chapple cannot stop smiling at the tag after winning half of the program at the Broken Hill Carnival of Cups… Read more: He’s now known as ‘the Broken Hill Bandit’
Chapple’s Broken Hill-bound
A DREAM is about to turn into reality for Moonbi trainer Dean Chapple when he competes at the Broken Hill Carnival of Cups meeting tomorrow (Friday) night. “It is something I have always wanted to… Read more: Chapple’s Broken Hill-bound
Team Teal milestone a proud moment
WINNING a race in Leeton last night was always a proud and emotional moment for Amanda Dean. After hearing a statistic about her success, however, Dean referred to the victory as “all the more… Read more: Team Teal milestone a proud moment
A proud day for new mum Courtney
URALLA reinswoman Courtney Sutherland juggles a very tight schedule and her dedication was rewarded – threefold – at Tamworth on Thursday afternoon. Sutherland guided Uncle Gregory to take out the… Read more: A proud day for new mum Courtney
Ten reasons to head to APG Sale
THOSE looking for a reason to buy at Sunday’s Australian Pacing Gold Sale in Sydney…here are 10! That’s how many APG Sales graduates are set to contest Group Ones at Club Menangle on Saturday night… Read more: Ten reasons to head to APG Sale
Boom town for teal
REMOTE country city Broken Hill has become a boom town once again. Founded after the discovery of a rich silver ore during the 1880s, Broken Hill remains Australia’s longest running mining hub… Read more: Boom town for teal
Cavalcade of potential stars
A CAVALCADE of Group/Listed winning mares and winner-producing mares are represented by progeny in the 2021 Bathurst Gold Crown Yearling Sale, to be conducted by Graeme Board and Co at the Gold… Read more: Cavalcade of potential stars
Jack’s right at home in the Group Ones
FIVE winners in one night at Newcastle recently confirmed the undoubted talents of young reinsman Jack Callaghan. Amazingly, that was the second time Callaghan had achieved the feat, which is a… Read more: Jack’s right at home in the Group Ones
Champion sires represented at Bathurst Sale
MANY of the best sires available to the Australian breeding industry are set to feature at the 2021 Bathurst Gold Crown Yearling Sale to be conducted by Graeme Board and Co at the Bathurst Harness… Read more: Champion sires represented at Bathurst Sale
No stopping the girls now
GIRLS – and ovarian cancer research – were the biggest winners from a nine-race card held at Bathurst during the week. Harness raccing’s in-form female participants were on fire, raising another… Read more: No stopping the girls now
Sisterhood of the teal pants
LATE bloomer Stevie Robinson enjoyed a ‘triple treat’ in Broken Hill last weekend. Partnering Maythehorsebwithu in the second event on the card, Robinson registered her maiden victory at her seventh… Read more: Sisterhood of the teal pants
It’s another ‘Famous Five’ for Ison
WHILE Tom Ison may have been missing from the Lexus Medal presentation on Thursday at Tabcorp Park Menangle as part of the launch of the Carnival of Miracles, he was certainly stealing the spotlight… Read more: It’s another ‘Famous Five’ for Ison
No Barty but Arty ready to continue party
TO THE dismay of many Aussies the Barty Party is over! In what is being touted in some circles as controversial circumstances, Ash Barty has been eliminated from the Australian Open ending the hope… Read more: No Barty but Arty ready to continue party
Hard work paying off for Hunter Valley ace
CLAYTON Harmey has been enjoying a successful ride over the past 18 months. The Hunter Valley trainer ended the extended period from July, 2019 to December, 2020 with an impressive 158 winners and… Read more: Hard work paying off for Hunter Valley ace
