Lost Storm News Today

Multiple Group 1 winning reinsman Mark Pitt bounded to the lead in the Metropolitan Drivers Premiership courtesy of a Clayton Tonkin trained treble at Melton on Saturday night.

Favourite backers made a beeline for the nearest bar after The Lost Storm got the verdict by a short half head in the Bold David Free For All.

Favourite backers made a beeline for the nearest bar after The Lost Storm got the verdict by a short half head in the Bold David Free For All.

Alabar Bloodstock, which has been consigning yearlings to Sales for the past 50 years, has a draft of 18 beautifully grown and prepared yearlings heading to the Nutrien Melbourne sale on 14th April. The draft will feature 7 yearlings by the debut Stallions Ride High [3] and Elite Stride [4]. In their brief racetrack careers

Ballarat district-trained trotters Just Believe and Callmethebreeze continue their rivalry in Grand Prix at Melton.

Harness Racing Victoria disallows the transfer of 21 horses from Emma Stewart to Clayton Tonkin. Stewart, disqualified by HRV stewards for six months, pending an appeal.

Harness Racing Victoria has rejected Emma Stewart’s transfer of horses to partner Clayton Tonkin. Twenty-one horses, including stars Act Now, Encipher, Hurricane Harley, Ladies In Red, Mach Dan and The Lost Storm, were transferred from Stewart to Tonkin on December 8, but stewards today disallowed the move. HRV General Manager Integrity Rhys Harrison said stewards

Gun New South Wales reinsman Cameron Hart loves the business end of the harness racing season, criss crossing the country and New Zealand competing at the elite level – and tonight he has another Group One in his keeping (his 11th), courtesy of classy three-year-old Petracca (Captaintreacherous). Petracca captured the Woodlands Stud Group 1 Victoria

The famed Purdons breathed new life into next week’s Victoria Derby after The Real Sherlock (Vincent) scored a shock harness racing win in the second heat of the Woodlands Stud Victoria Derby. With Petracca prevailing as expected in the first heat, most punters anticipated his stable mate The Lost Storm would do likewise in his

4yo pacing mare defies odds to win $2.1m slot race in NSW.