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The ‘Green’ light for a fine future
MULGOA-BASED horseman Lleyton Green has stamped himself as a star on the rise in harness racing in the Sydney basin, aided by his association with the McDowell family’s Allied Express Racing… Read more: The ‘Green’ light for a fine future
Ideal time to break maiden status
STABLEMATES Denny Rocks and Diamond Shooz picked an ideal time to break their maiden status. Winless from 12 and three starts, the Keith Cotchin-trained pair rectified the situation by capturing… Read more: Ideal time to break maiden status
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
Painting a perfect picture for the Riverina
DURING the past decade there has been many successful trainer and driver combinations in the Riverina. But during the past two years it has been the Narrandera duo of David Kennedy and Jackson… Read more: Painting a perfect picture for the Riverina
Finding you a winner at Tabcorp Park Menangle Saturday night
RACE ONE: Ideally drawn in gate one, and coming off two solid displays as runner-up, THE CROUPIER (1) is capable of dealing punters a winning hand in the opening event. Prepared by Belinda McCarthy… Read more: Finding you a winner at Tabcorp Park Menangle Saturday night
Strong card revives memories of history-making pacer
BOASTING a solid program, including several features, Saturday night’s Tabcorp Park Melton meeting will also send enthusiasts on a trip back in time. One of the highlights of the evening is the… Read more: Strong card revives memories of history-making pacer
This girl has Wagga in her sights
STAR Menangle Park mare Anntonia will hit the road and head for Wagga tomorrow afternoon to contest a qualifying heat of the Ladex Riverina Mares Championship. Chasing a spot in the $100,000 final… Read more: This girl has Wagga in her sights
Greybeard too good for rivals half his age
AS WE get older we like to think we can match it with those half our age, but for some it’s simply not a reality. Sadly that boundless youthful energy dissolves as ‘father time’ takes grip. But that… Read more: Greybeard too good for rivals half his age
Oberon ace is after another double
WINNING doubles were a common occurrence at Dubbo last Friday night with three drivers sharing the honours. Nathan Turnbull began the night off in style winning when he partnered Forbes-owned mare… Read more: Oberon ace is after another double
Hometown maiden finally broken
IT TOOK longer than anticipated by Cullenburn has finally broken his South Australian maiden. Joining astute trainer Paul Cavallaro’s stable last October, Cullenburn has been successful in Mildura… Read more: Hometown maiden finally broken
Drawn to add another feature to tally
ALTHOUGH she is yet to reach the dizzy heights of her mother, Steno has a strong opportunity to add another feature to her tally during the weekend. By leading stallion Sweet Lou, Steno is from star… Read more: Drawn to add another feature to tally
Just like her famous relative
SHE’S begun her career on the same note as one of her famous relatives, but whether Soho Lumine can reach the same heights is a pipedream according to trainer Michael Stanley. Engaged in Saturday… Read more: Just like her famous relative
Crossing border in search of elusive victory
FRESH from capturing a hometown feature, promising pacer Royal Speech is poised to head interstate. Thrilled with Royal Speech’s Mount Gambier Gold Cup success during the weekend, trainer Barry… Read more: Crossing border in search of elusive victory
Rising star books interstate trip
AN INTERSTATE trip is on the cards for rising star Watts Up Majestic. By capturing the Foundation Final at Club Menangle during the weekend, Watts Up Majestic booked himself a Queensland stint… Read more: Rising star books interstate trip
Back in the good books thanks to upset win
AFTER acting like “a little %$#@&” there was only one way Platinum Stride was going to make his way back into the good books yesterday. While putting the final touches on the son of… Read more: Back in the good books thanks to upset win
Cup winner bound for America
SHE’S pretty much secured a berth in the state’s main pacing event, but that doesn’t mean Belladonna Girl is guaranteed to take her place in the field. Thanks to last night’s Mount Gambier Cup the… Read more: Cup winner bound for America
Potential to be the best two-year-old I’ve driven
HE’S held the reins behind more than his share of top youngsters, so when Nathan Jack gives a wrap it’s a fair indicator of what’s to come. After driving Petracca to a phenomenal victory at Tabcorp… Read more: Potential to be the best two-year-old I’ve driven
Cup meeting facing doom without Loone
WHEN Shane Loone arrives at Mount Gambier tomorrow night hopefully there is at least one committee member waiting thank him. The card is supposed to be the club’s premier meeting of the year, but… Read more: Cup meeting facing doom without Loone
Poised to dominate home track majors
ASTUTE horseman Greg Scholefield is poised to dominate his home track’s majors tomorrow night. Hosting its flagship meeting, Mount Gambier will conduct the Pacing Cup and the Gold Cup. The Pacing… Read more: Poised to dominate home track majors
Hard work now paying off for Bernie and Cath
BERNIE Hewitt captured a Bathurst Gold Crown win with College Chapple in 2018 and last Friday night the astute horseman added both the Gold Tiara and Chalice trophies to his mounting list of feature… Read more: Hard work now paying off for Bernie and Cath
