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Aussies ready to get back into action in USA
IN Australia we were extremely lucky to continue racing through Covid-19, our friends in the states, however, weren’t as fortunate given racing was shut down with no re-opening date established. To… Read more: Aussies ready to get back into action in USA
Premiership title is heading his way
SITTING at the top of the table in the Riverina driving ranks for the fourth consecutive season, Coleambally-based reinsman Blake Jones is well on his way to claiming yet another south western… Read more: Premiership title is heading his way
Trainer coy about Blue Riband chances
SHE has two runners in the field, but as for her chances, well that’s a wait and see scenario. Set to contest Saturday night’s South Australia Trotters’ Derby at Globe Derby, respected horsewoman… Read more: Trainer coy about Blue Riband chances
Tiger to pounce on maiden win
A PERFECT draw has presented Pinny Tiger with a prime opportunity to break his maiden status at Gloucester Park tomorrow night. Runner-up at three of his four starts, Pinny Tiger has drawn the pole… Read more: Tiger to pounce on maiden win
Wide draw no danger to winning streak
JUST as he did a fortnight ago, rampaging pacer Cash N Flow is expected to continue his stellar form despite another tough draw at Club Menangle on Saturday night. Winner of his last six starts for… Read more: Wide draw no danger to winning streak
Industry mourning dear friend
VICTORIAN harness racing is mourning a dear industry friend after the passing of Rod Osborne. Osborne died peacefully aged 86 after a lengthy battle with illness. He is survived by wife Helen… Read more: Industry mourning dear friend
Cain steps up to the ‘plate’
FRESH from leading in five metropolitan winners at Tabcorp Park Menangle last Saturday night, New South Wales’ premier trainer Craig Cross is enjoying another memorable season. Arguably, Cross is… Read more: Cain steps up to the ‘plate’
Veteran breaks drought from winners’ circle
A RETURN to favourable barrier conditions paved way for an overdue victory at Globe Derby last night. Made ODM by stewards following his indiscretion at the same venue last month, Ona Rocky Beach… Read more: Veteran breaks drought from winners’ circle
Farmer Dennis back in the hotseat
MANY harness racing enthusiasts across New South Wales have been asking the question – what has happened to prominent Bigga trainer-driver Dennis Picker? During the period of the Covid-19 pandemic… Read more: Farmer Dennis back in the hotseat
Multiple Group One winner retired to stud
SUPERSTAR pacer Poster Boy has been retired to stud and will stand his first season at Northern Rivers Equine in Kyabram this year. The five-year-old has raced 30 times for 22 wins as well as seven… Read more: Multiple Group One winner retired to stud
Back from the dead
Ricky May, the champion harness racing driver who died on the racetrack in January, completes his remarkable comeback by returning to racing at Addington on Friday night. And the modern day Lazarus… Read more: Back from the dead
KerryAnn closes in on another century
MENANGLE PARK trainer KerryAnn Morris is no stranger to harness racing’s ‘Centurion Club’ and is again quickly closing in on that 100-win milestone in the statewide Trainers Premiership for the… Read more: KerryAnn closes in on another century
Patrons back on course later this week
AFTER what has been a tough and trying period for harness racing following the onset of the Coronavirus Pandemic, the regional boundaries are beginning to come down this month in what will be a… Read more: Patrons back on course later this week
Dillon makes it a bumper night for Boserio
A COUNTRY trainer notching 150 winners is always newsworthy. So, it was a special moment from veteran trainer John Boserio on Wednesday night at Bathurst when Holy Camp Dillon gave him his 150th… Read more: Dillon makes it a bumper night for Boserio
Codi’s getting back to her best
PROMISING young driver Codi Rauchenberger has experienced a frustrating run over the past eight months after being badly injured in a race fall at Redcliffe. Codi sustained severe fractures to her… Read more: Codi’s getting back to her best
Happy to give ‘juniors’ their shot at glory
WITH more than 40 horses in work at his Menangle base, former New Zealand horseman Anthony Butt is arguably one of the hardest-working trainers in New South Wales. And most of the horses in the… Read more: Happy to give ‘juniors’ their shot at glory
It’s no ‘Mistery’, it’s a purple patch
TRAINERS in any code of racing strive for consistent results at the track, whether they have a big establishment or a boutique stable, at the end of the day, winning is the name of the game… Read more: It’s no ‘Mistery’, it’s a purple patch
16 runners makes for a busy day
NULKABA trainer Clayton Harmey will be looking to continue his good run of success when racing returns to Newcastle Paceway this afternoon. Based in the Cessnock area, Harmey is still savouring his… Read more: 16 runners makes for a busy day
Sutton gets his chance to shine
DUBBO trainer-driver James Sutton is not a name widely known in harness racing, but the emerging young horseman has proven he possesses plenty of talent. Over the past decade, Sutton has had his… Read more: Sutton gets his chance to shine
Bad by name, not by form
THERE is something about bad boys which holds an element of appeal. The rebel without a cause James Dean, the original wild one Marlon Brando, even Dusty Martin…isn’t that right ladies! For punters… Read more: Bad by name, not by form
