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Superstar heading to Australia for stud duties
THE reigning US Three-Old-Old Pacing Colt of the Year is heading to leading breeding establishment, Alabar. In conjunction with Nevele R, Alabar have secured the lifetime southern hemisphere rights… Read more: Superstar heading to Australia for stud duties
Louis to keep following country cup circuit
LIFE in South Australia continues to agree with Uncle Louis. Purchased from New Zealand before making his local debut last December, Uncle Louis has had 11 starts as a ‘Croweater’ for seven wins… Read more: Louis to keep following country cup circuit
80-year-old trainer breaks decade-long winning drought
FORMER problem child Fred Ned delivered a drought-breaking victory in Birchip yesterday. Making his debut last season as a seven-year-old, Fred Ned was having his seventh start when he scored for… Read more: 80-year-old trainer breaks decade-long winning drought
Track records tumble during popular country meeting
ACTION was aplenty in Birchip today. On a card highlighted by the popular Mallee Bull Cups, three tracks records fell by the wayside. Veteran squaregaiter Imperial Whiz got the ball rolling in the… Read more: Track records tumble during popular country meeting
Trainer notches personal milestone
PROMINENT horseman Joe Conolly notched a personal milestone last night. Heading to Club Menangle with five runners – which equates to half his team – Conolly left with three winners and a quinella… Read more: Trainer notches personal milestone
Passing of multiple Group One winner
FORMER outstanding pacer Khans Thunder has been laid to rest. With old age catching up with the multiple Group One winner, owner Owen Romer made the tough decision yesterday according to the… Read more: Passing of multiple Group One winner
Confident some tweaks will do the trick!
SOME tweaks here and there should deliver the desired result during the weekend. Well, that’s the hope according to trainer Robbie Caton. Caton will head to Globe Derby on Saturday night with stable… Read more: Confident some tweaks will do the trick!
Ready to once again weave some magic
SHOWING a glimpse of his best last weekend, Aladdin is ready to once again weave some magic according to trainer Greg Norman. Impressive when first arriving from New Zealand in early 2021, Aladdin… Read more: Ready to once again weave some magic
Heaven to begin campaign on a high
WITH a solid trial to his credit and a handy draw to his benefit, Heaven On High has a prime opportunity to begin his latest campaign in the same manner he ended the previous one. Successful at Club… Read more: Heaven to begin campaign on a high
86-year-old trainer’s first debut winner in six decades!
SHOWING no signs of slowing down, veteran horseman John Conry has an interesting take on his time within harness racing. Applying for a trainer’s licence after buying a hack at a clearance sale in… Read more: 86-year-old trainer’s first debut winner in six decades!
Star Aussie remains unbeaten in USA
STAR Australian pacer Lochinvar Art remains unbeaten in America after another impressive performance at Yonkers Raceway yesterday. Trained by former New South Wales-based horseman Shane Tritton… Read more: Star Aussie remains unbeaten in USA
One of the flukiest runs you could ever have
LUCKY, flukey, fortunate, blessed….some of the more printable terms than the colloquial one used by trainer Kevin Von Duve to describe Springfield Affair’s Mount Gambier Gold Cup victory last… Read more: One of the flukiest runs you could ever have
Plans uncertain despite Cup success
GIVEN his tendency to get “bully” it is yet to be decided if Julius Shadow will continue to follow the South Australian country cups trail. Although she has set her sights on the circuit’s finale in… Read more: Plans uncertain despite Cup success
Gold standard racing to continue
ALL the glitz and glamour may have left Club Menangle when the gates closed on Saturday night, but that doesn’t mean the action won’t be of a ‘gold standard’ when racing returns to the world class… Read more: Gold standard racing to continue
Last 48 hours prove why it pays to buy APG yearlings
RESULTS from the last 48 hours of metropolitan racing are a stark reminder on why it pays to buy from the prestigious Australian Pacing Gold Sales. APG purchases were successful at each of the main… Read more: Last 48 hours prove why it pays to buy APG yearlings
Battle within a battle in tonight’s Cup
THERE will be a battle within a battle at Mount Gambier tonight. Engaged in the club’s Pacing Cup, Regal Scribe and Dancing Finn are not only stablemates, they are siblings, meaning bragging rights… Read more: Battle within a battle in tonight’s Cup
Miracle Mile stats – who do they favour?
SINCE its inception, the Miracle Mile has become the event that captures the imagination – and opinion – of the harness racing population. Developed in 1967, the Group One was designed with a single… Read more: Miracle Mile stats – who do they favour?
Tonight’s $100,000 features to impact Sunday’s results
TONIGHT’S $100,000 features at Gloucester Park are destined to have a huge impact on Sunday’s results! The co-main events on the card are Australian Pacing Gold Classics, with the leading sales… Read more: Tonight’s $100,000 features to impact Sunday’s results
Can ‘Prince’ ascend to King’s throne?
HIS older sibling has dominated Miracle Mile night during the past few years, but now it’s time for the ‘Prince’ to ascend to the throne. By A Rocknroll Dance from Twist And Twirl, Rocknroll Hammer… Read more: Can ‘Prince’ ascend to King’s throne?
‘Fab Four’ ready for Australasia’s most prestigious sprint
IT’S Australasia’s most prestigious sprint. So prestigious in fact, only eight of the southern hemisphere’s best pacers gain a start in the time-honoured event. If you haven’t figured it out, the… Read more: ‘Fab Four’ ready for Australasia’s most prestigious sprint
