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The decision to play at home in preference to attempting a Newcastle Mile threepeat paid off for Miracle Mile harness racing aspirant Mach Dan (Mach Three) when he led all the way in The Geelong Rocket over the flying mile at Beckley Park. A well supported $1.70 favorite, Mach Dan speared to the lead from

Life has changed for Catch A Wave (Captaintreacherous) and it's "tough love time" for the reigning Miracle Mile harness racing champion. The gifted pacer stormed to stardom almost 12 months ago when he completed the huge Chariots Of Fire/Miracle Mile at Menangle. It looked like an entrée of great things to come, but the now

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

Greg Sugars could be charged for larceny after helping Mach Dan (Mach Three) complete back to back harness racing success in tonight’s Group 3 Geelong Pacing Cup. The Emma Stewart trained Mach Dan easily crossed to the lead at the start and Sugars proceeded to ‘drop anchor’ as the $1.65 favorite Rock N Roll Doo

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. Bulletproof Boy star sprinter Bulletproof Boy (Art Official) advanced strong claims to being one of the best sprint pacers in Australia today when he scored a convincing win in

The field is set for one of the great harness racing editions of the Pryde’s EasiFeed Victoria Cup. Harness Racing Victoria handicappers have this afternoon revealed the 12 starters and one emergency for Saturday night’s Grand Circuit classic at Melton. And what a line-up of stars it is. Grant Dixon’s emerging champion Leap To Fame

The Lost Storm and Encipher tackling world's richest harness racing event.

The experience of a NZ campaign expected to have Rock N Roll Doo in good stead.

The TAB Eureka favorite Leap To Fame (Bettor's Delight) had little more than a training workout at Albion Park on Saturday night in preparation for the world’s richest harness race next month. Leap To Fame ($1.04 fav) cruised around early in the race to sit outside the leader Mr McLaren before Grant Dixon allowed the