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Are you interested in sponsoring this column? All enquiries: Peter Wharton phone 0409 192 532 Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Hunter Cup siring trifecta Rather a notable siring feat was credited to the Cam’s Card Shark horse

Lindsay and Mary Vagg, the faces behind the Victree Standardbreds banner, are one of the many success stories of the Australian Pacing Gold sales-race series in Brisbane. The couple, who live on a 530 acre property at Southbrook on the Darling Downs, have already produced two winners of the Group 1 Brisbane APG Sales Graduate

Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Five wins on end Niki Nah Nah, a daughter of the American sire Captaintreacherous, has been one of the stars of the holiday racing in Victoria. She won five

On Thursday the Roxburgh Trotting Club will celebrate 75 years of harness racing. Formed in 1932 the Club held its first race meeting in 1933. The early meetings were non-totalisator and it wasn’t until 1949 (75 years ago) that the club received its first full tote license. The first Roxburgh Cup was actually run at

Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Siblings win at Albion Park It was no mean feat for the half-brothers Leap To Fame (Bettor’s Delight) and Swayzee (Rock N Roll Heaven) to win opening round heats

Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Magnificent Storm wins WA Pacing Cup Western Australia’s most important race on the calendar, the $450,000 WA Pacing Cup, was won by the American Ideal gelding Magnificent Storm, who

Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Skylou’s WA Derby Western Australia’s premier race for three-year-olds, the $200,000 WA Derby, was won by then Sweet Lou gelding Skylou, and although Never Ending (also by Sweet Lou),

Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. World record to Encipher A fresh world record mile rate for a mare over 2400 metres from the mobile barrier was established by the Captaintreacherous mare Encipher of 1:51.8

When she won at Addington today Expressive Love (Terror To Love) provided Ashburton harness racing horseman Graeme Ward with his first training and driving win in over two years. Ward settled Expressive Love in the second half of the field early. The mare was five wide turning in, six lengths from the leader. Under the

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 11:20 am on May 5, 2021 | 26 comments The Guardian’s economics poster boy, Greg Jericho, has written another article chock full of shiny charts attacking the federal government’s inability to drive unemployment down and wage growth up. Jericho’s key points are as follows: “We’ve had years of absurd budget projections about wages growth that never came true” because the Treasury’s assumed natural rate of unemployment (5%) was far too ...