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Hurrikane blows rivals away in $250,000 Final
HURRIKANE EMPEROR provided an upset in the $250,000 Graduate Series final for four-year-old pacers while 1-5 favorite Gimpanzee took care of business in the $250,000 Graduate Series final for… Read more: Hurrikane blows rivals away in $250,000 Final
This Kid is in control
HE’S got the whole town talking . . and there’s no doubt Kid Montana is currently the pride of Narrabri. This exciting former country NSW pacer again found the winners’ circle at Albion Park on… Read more: This Kid is in control
Prizemoney returning to pre-pandemic levels
IN WELCOME news for participants, prizemoney is poised to return to pre Covid-19 levels in South Australia. Forced to cut stakes as a result of the pandemic, Harness Racing SA has announced… Read more: Prizemoney returning to pre-pandemic levels
Classy mare continues rise through the grades
WITH her main target for the season postponed until later in the year, classy mare Arabella Star will continue to be eased through the grades. Setting the four-year-old for the New South Wales… Read more: Classy mare continues rise through the grades
Searching for another Beautide
FORMER Tasmanian, James Rattray continues to enjoy his wonderful run of success in New South Wales and also the surrounds of his training establishment in the Southern Highlands. The astute horseman… Read more: Searching for another Beautide
Restrictions keep plans modest
PLANS remain modest with Uncle Leo despite impressive victories at his last two starts. Proving too slick for his opposition, Uncle Leo trounced the field by 26 metres at Globe Derby a week ago… Read more: Restrictions keep plans modest
Steph’s making her mark on and off the track
FORMER New Zealand girl, Stephanie Burley has settled into a good life in Bathurst. It has been six years since she moved to Australia, first working for Darren Hancock for a year before relocating… Read more: Steph’s making her mark on and off the track
Queenslander’s happy homecoming
LAST night’s Albion Park meeting proved to be a happy homecoming for Leonard Cain. Moving to New South Wales early last year, Cain is back in Queensland as caretaker of several pacers for leading… Read more: Queenslander’s happy homecoming
Look out fellas Jenden is coming for you!
LOOK out fellas Jenden Strike is coming for you! Following her success in tonight’s South East Oaks at Albion Park, trainer Chris Frisby has elected to extend Jenden Strike’s Queensland campaign by… Read more: Look out fellas Jenden is coming for you!
Consistent pacer drawn to register overdue win
CONSISTENT pacer Royal Gamble is in a prime position to register an overdue win tonight. Among the placings at seven of his last eight starts – while finishing fourth during the other outing – Royal… Read more: Consistent pacer drawn to register overdue win
Major test awaits rising star
A MAJOR test awaits rising star Speech Is Silver. Thanks to his record of 14 wins and three seconds from 18 starts Speech Is Silver has earned the tag of being one of Queensland’s most exciting… Read more: Major test awaits rising star
Another step towards normality
WHILE some of their neighbours are experiencing extended restrictions due to the Coronavirus pandemic, South Australian participants will take another step towards normality in a fortnight. In great… Read more: Another step towards normality
Among outsiders despite undefeated status
SHE’S undefeated since arriving in Victoria and has an ideal draw, yet is considered to be among the outsiders in Bendigo tomorrow night. Joining Emma Stewart’s stable last May, My Bettor Lady has… Read more: Among outsiders despite undefeated status
Will media attention jinx exciting filly?
JUST to clarify, if there is an upset in a certain Group Two during the weekend it’s not National Trotguide’s fault! It’s not uncommon for trainers to fear or claim the ‘mozz’ has or had been placed… Read more: Will media attention jinx exciting filly?
Wrath of stewards despite not taking bribe
DESPITE knocking back the offer Western Australian horseman Craig Saligari has felt the wrath of stewards. Last January rival trainer Clinton Hall phoned Saligari and offered him $2000 as an… Read more: Wrath of stewards despite not taking bribe
Champion pair ready for showdown
THE battle lines have been drawn for the New South Wales Drivers Premiership. With the title fast approaching the pointy end of the decider, brothers Luke and Todd McCarthy face up to gain supremacy… Read more: Champion pair ready for showdown
Regionalised racing re-introduced
FROM tomorrow Victorian harness racing will re-enter a period of regionalised racing for six weeks. Harness Racing Victoria announced the move ahead of the tightening of restrictions in metropolitan… Read more: Regionalised racing re-introduced
Drawn to complete overdue feature win
PROMISING pacer Whereyabinpoppin has a prime opportunity to add an overdue feature win to his tally during the weekend. Successful in his heat at Club Menangle, Whereyabinpoppin will return to the… Read more: Drawn to complete overdue feature win
Wade now ‘tackling’ Bathurst with relish
THE name Judd is synonymous with harness racing throughout country New South Wales. From the 1960s, Ralph Judd stamped himself as a prominent trainer-driver based in the West Wyalong area. Ralph was… Read more: Wade now ‘tackling’ Bathurst with relish
Stallion dominates Mohawk debutante races
WOODBINE Mohawk Park in Canada hosted 11 races for two-year-old pacers during the weekend. Six of these qualifiers were won in impressive fashion by sons and daughters of first crop stallion Betting… Read more: Stallion dominates Mohawk debutante races
