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Miracle Mile champions….where are they now?
CHAMPION – a word which has lost a part of its true meaning. Too often a competitor can be bestowed the title of a champion, when really they just had a good season or campaign. Then there is an… Read more: Miracle Mile champions….where are they now?
The night Hancock decided not to win Miracle Mile
WHEN it comes to competition we can all be guilty of suffering ‘white line fever.’ Be it in a Championship or simply arguing over two flies on a wall, our competitive nature rushes to the fore and… Read more: The night Hancock decided not to win Miracle Mile
More than just a dust collector!
THROUGHOUT the years the Miracle Mile has had several trophies. From Cups, to ornaments to superb crystal vases, the trophy has never been a specific match to the time-honoured sprint…until now!… Read more: More than just a dust collector!
On the other end of a transaction
MULTIPLE premiership winning trainer Joe Carbone is set to be a nervous observer during Australian Pacing Gold’s Sale in Sydney. No stranger to buying classy performers, Carbone will be on the other… Read more: On the other end of a transaction
It’s going to be an emotional day
WIN, lose or draw, Victorian trainer Mario Magri is going to be emotional tomorrow. Magri will head to Bendigo with debutante filly Rosies Pride, which is set to contest the opening race on the… Read more: It’s going to be an emotional day
Time to settle the debt
ASTUTE horseman Robert Caruso hopes the Ides of March arrives a week early as he looks to settle a few debts while slaying his opponents on Sunday. A day of note particularly within Roman history… Read more: Time to settle the debt
Can Dan leave Australia on a high note?
COLOURFUL trainer Kevin Pizzuto hopes to part ways with Majordan on a high note. Preparing the son of Art Major since April 2018, Pizzuto will give Majordan his last Australian start at Club… Read more: Can Dan leave Australia on a high note?
Chasing consecutive wins in Group One
AFTER capturing last season’s inaugural edition, Emma Stewart is back for another shot at The Allwood. Winner of his heat, Pandering made a clean sweep of the Sales-based series when he completed an… Read more: Chasing consecutive wins in Group One
Cynical to face reality regarding land sale?
A CYNICAL person would be thinking of one of The Four Tops most famous songs following the latest update from the South Australian Harness Racing Club. As the local industry awaits news of the land… Read more: Cynical to face reality regarding land sale?
Bonuses an added incentive for Sunday’s APG sale
EXCITEMENT is building and prospective buyers can look forward to an earlier start than normal when Australian Pacing Gold’s Sydney Sale begins at the Inglis Riverside Stables at Warwick Farm on… Read more: Bonuses an added incentive for Sunday’s APG sale
APG graduates dominate Group Two field
AS WAS the case with last weekend’s Pink Bonnet, you could almost be forgiven for mistaking Saturday night’s Sapling Stake as an Australian Pacing Gold heat. The Group Two Pink Bonnet attracted a… Read more: APG graduates dominate Group Two field
Ready to match dam as Group One winner
IT’S the kind of assignment he was bred for and on Saturday night Percy Bailey will be ready to make the most of his opportunity. By multiple premiership winning stallion Art Major, the… Read more: Ready to match dam as Group One winner
Too angelic for devilish Lot number
WHEN I saw her face it became obvious – well, so I thought – the Lot number is incorrect. This striking filly has an appearance too angelic to be Lot 666 in Sunday’s Australian Pacing Gold Sale in… Read more: Too angelic for devilish Lot number
Can he match one of the all-time greats?
TOP pacer My Field Marshal will have to emulate the feat of one of the all-time greats to win the Miracle Mile. Successful in the 2018 edition of the Grand Circuit event, My Field Marshal will… Read more: Can he match one of the all-time greats?
How the Miracle Mile stats stack up
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: How the Miracle Mile stats stack up
Art will need to create Mile history just to win!
EXCITING pacer Lochinvar Art will need to create history at Club Menangle if he is to become Miracle Mile champion. Earning a berth in Saturday night’s $1million Ainsworth-sponsored feature thanks… Read more: Art will need to create Mile history just to win!
Bring on the Gold Crown carnival
TYRO trainer James McPherson is looking forward to the Bathurst Gold Crown carnival with Wagga debut winner, Stravinsky. The colt came from a starting position on the second row last Friday to post… Read more: Bring on the Gold Crown carnival
Arson threat ends in suspension
THREATS of arson have resulted in a stablehand being suspended. The Victorian Racing Tribunal has released its decision into a case involving Dylan Achison, which concluded last Friday. After… Read more: Arson threat ends in suspension
Youngster has potential to reach elite level
ALTHOUGH he plans to give Elite Stride a “light season”, trainer Anthony Butt has earmarked several key targets for the youngster. Speaking after Elite Stride’s Group One triumph at Tabcorp Park… Read more: Youngster has potential to reach elite level
