Race Five News Today

Months of harsh winter sailing had been endured and so the event at Monkstown Bay was met with much enthusiasm and excitement from the Fireball sailor...

A horse was injured, leading to its euthanization, following an incident during race five at Keeneland on Friday.

South Coast Arden (Somebeachsomewhere) and unbeaten trotter Paramount Kiwi (Father Patrick) spearhead Clevedon trainer Matthew White’s team of five for the Waikato Bay of Plenty Harness Racing Club's meeting at Cambridge tomorrow night. Lord Popnjay (Majestic Son) and Paramount Kiwi will line for White in Race Three. Having had Lord Popnjay for just four starts

Southland’s two leading harness racing trainers Craig Ferguson and Nathan Williamson have some quality runners with winning chances at Winton on Friday. In Race Four Huki Fella (Lord Forbes) is lining up, a new addition to the Ferguson stable. The three year old gelding has had three starts against some quality opposition and gets a

Robert and Jenna Dunn take seventeen harness racing horses to Addington on Friday night in their quest to put a bigger margin on the chasing pack in the Trainers Premiership. They currently have a thirty win buffer on nearest rival Mark Jones who sits on forty five winners. Michael House and Mark and Nathan Purdon

West Melton trainer Ken Barron will be looking for ‘winter rewards’ from his team of six at harness racing headquarters Addington, tomorrow night (Thursday 27th July). The night is peppered with $20,000 Winter Reward races so there are plenty of incentives to have the team primed. The Barron runner Toby Tom B (Highview Tommy) got

Second place in the 13-boat fleet is held by Sligo Yacht Club's Adrian Lee and Ossian Geraghty

Father and son harness racing trainers Peter and Vaughan Blanchard line up six runners late on the card at Cambridge Raceway tomorrow night. The pair begin their quest in Race Five with three year old filly Acushla Machree (Vincent). “I thought she went pretty good fresh up and she’s not a bad three year old.

Jason Daly dominated the final table and beat Brent Mutter in heads-up play to win $3,000 Limit Hold'em 6-Handed for $165,250 and his first gold bracelet

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