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Shark wading in shallow waters
TALENTED youngster Hesashark will have to keep wading in shallow waters before being given the opportunity to attack his main prey for the season. Successful at Globe Derby last night, Hesashark was… Read more: Shark wading in shallow waters
Terrific night at the office
LEADING trainer Craig Cross had a “terrific night at the office” last evening. Taking a team of 14 to contest six races at Club Menangle, Cross’ crew registered four wins, with 10 runners earning… Read more: Terrific night at the office
There’s only one Gavin Lang – Sugars
“THEY weren’t the biggest races in the world, but they all meant that little something extra.” Fresh from winning five races at Tabcorp Park Melton last weekend, Greg Sugars followed up with a… Read more: There’s only one Gavin Lang – Sugars
A soldier’s service, sacrifice and trotting excellence
ON ANZAC Day www.nationaltrotguide.com.au shares the story of Joseph Hillier, a Shepparton farmer who would serve Australia in the Boer War and pay a heavy price with the loss of a limb. Despite his… Read more: A soldier’s service, sacrifice and trotting excellence
Industry mourns loss of a legend
HARNES racing is in mourning following the loss of the finest driver to grace a sulky in Australasia and perhaps the world – Gavin Alexander Lang. While there are some who possess equal prowess… Read more: Industry mourns loss of a legend
Fahrenheit ready to burn
THREE days after his track record performance, Sir Fahrenheit is expected to have little trouble continuing his winning way when he returns to Albion Park tonight. Having his second start for astute… Read more: Fahrenheit ready to burn
Mike Ko’cass previews Menangle Saturday night
RACE ONE: IDEALLY drawn in gate three and with a last-start win boosting her confidence, SPEAK NO EVIL (3) is poised to give leading mentor Craig Cross another big night at the office. As per usual… Read more: Mike Ko’cass previews Menangle Saturday night
Does he have the right artillery to capture the Final?
HE HAD all the required ammunition in his heat, but does he have the firepower to capture the Final? That’s a question even trainer Paul Cavallaro doesn’t know the answer to ahead of Saturday… Read more: Does he have the right artillery to capture the Final?
New player’s fate in hands of regulators
EARLY May, that’s when industry newcomer Nutrien Equine will know the fate of its proposed race series. Planning to throw its gavel into the ring – the standardbred yearling sale ring – Nutrien… Read more: New player’s fate in hands of regulators
Thrown into the deep end
IT’S a case of sink or swim for talented youngster Total Diva. A gallant fourth in last weekend’s Golden Easter Egg at Club Menangle, Total Diva will return to the world class venue on Saturday… Read more: Thrown into the deep end
Honouring Australia’s service men and women
STAR reinsman Greg Sugars will honour Australia’s service men and women at Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday night. Fresh from five victories at the venue last weekend, Sugars was asked by Harness… Read more: Honouring Australia’s service men and women
From death’s door to the racetrack
AFTER coming “incredibly close” to death, Poster Boy is poised to make his racing return. Touted as Australia’s next superstar pacer following his Chariots Of Fire win and Miracle Mile third last… Read more: From death’s door to the racetrack
You’ll need luck from a tough draw ‘bro’
REPONSIBLE for a strong win at Globe Derby last night, Whatabro will need to produce a similar effort when he returns to the same venue during the weekend. Successful at his last two starts… Read more: You’ll need luck from a tough draw ‘bro’
Change of plans for multiple Group One winner
WITH his shot term goals on hold, trainer David Moran hopes his long range plans will remain intact. Returning his star four-year-old Lochinvar Art to work after a short break, Moran had his sights… Read more: Change of plans for multiple Group One winner
Open letter from APG Chairman
Dear companions in harness racing, Australian Pacing Gold Board and Management are busy preparing for our 2021 sales with nominations opening in June 2020. APG will continue to be your national… Read more: Open letter from APG Chairman
Wolf primed to become the alpha
HAVING completed a successful stable debut last week, talented youngster Wolf Of West Bay will attempt to repeat the dose tonight. Triumphant at Globe Derby for trainer David Harding, the… Read more: Wolf primed to become the alpha
Electrifying trotter faces toughest test
AS CRAZY as it may sound, electrifying trotter Elite Stride faces his toughest test today. Boasting five wins and a second from six starts, Elite Stride “is a pretty special horse” according to… Read more: Electrifying trotter faces toughest test
Family ties celebrated after Cup victory
FAMILY ties were celebrated following last night’s Gramel Trotters’ Cup at Globe Derby. Driving Its Elvis to victory in the feature, Gaita Pullicino paid tribute to several members of her clan… Read more: Family ties celebrated after Cup victory
Unwanted filly extends impressive record
SHE’S the filly nobody wanted and is now one plenty wish they had. Offered at the Sydney Australian Pacing Gold Sale as a yearling Our Antonio Rose failed to attract a bid. Resolved to the fact they… Read more: Unwanted filly extends impressive record
“Rapt” concession reinsman celebrates initial victory
“I’VE watched it several times and I’m glad to say I still won on the replay!” That’s the jovial statement from concession reinsman Connor Clarke when discussing his maiden victory. Driving in… Read more: “Rapt” concession reinsman celebrates initial victory
