Shepparton Cup News Today

An emphatic return to winning form understandably has Victorian harness racing trainer Craig Hoban pondering what might be for his eight-year-old pacer Tangoingwithsierra (Sportswriter) – specifically the possibility of a Group One victory to dedicate to his late father Gary. The gifted mare dug deep in her sixth start back from a stable mishap to

PROMINENT freelance harness racing reinsman Michael Bellman is hoping emerging three-year-old Sergeant Lou (Sweet Lou) could be the horse to provide him with his first Group 1 success after that pacer resumed with an impressive win in the Graham Head Memorial 3YO Pace on Shepparton Cup night. Sent out a $1.60 favorite, Sergeant Lou bounded

Rookie horsewoman Courtney Laker became the youngest harness racing trainer to lead in a Shepparton Cup winner after Curly James (A Rocknroll Dance) took out the Group 2 feature tonight (Jan. 13). Curly James is the only horse the 19-year-old Laker has in work and the pair now boast a record of three wins from

A 10-day barrage of storms and heavy rainfall has caused headaches for harness racing participants and clubs across Victoria. After being battered by 88 millimetres (3 ½ inches) of rain in 30 minutes on January 2, Shepparton Harness Racing Club has defied the odds to ensure the club’s biggest annual fixture, the Neatline Homes Shepparton

Ballarat harness racing community loses two topliners.

Harness racing community also loses Decorated Jasper and It Is I.

The fourth country cup being staged in the western region of Victoria this year is taking place tonight with Kelsey Bale headlining the $78,795 Group 2 Sportsbet Warrnambool Cup Final (450m).

The fourth Victorian country cup of 2023 is being staged tonight with a star-studded field contesting the Group 2 Shepparton Cup Final.

RSN927 BALLARAT CUP A CLASSIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES April 9, 2021 3:57 pm By Andrew Copley Bottle-O Ballarat Cup Final (450m), to run at 9.27 pm. Only one female greyhound has won the Ballarat Cup in the past decade –  Shared Equity in 2015 – but four of the eight contenders in this year’s final are of the fairer sex. That includes the two fastest heat winners –  Shima Classic (24.76sec) and  Oriental Amber (24.89sec) – the former running just .07sec (just over one length) off the...

Bill White and his stablehand granddaughter Lauren with Blis Valley after their Maryborough win Veteran Bendigo harness racing trainer Bill White made a rare appearance at the races this week - and the wily horseman returned home with the spoils. "Dad is 86 and prefers to stay at home and watch them on television. He usually tells us that theres really no need for him to go," his son Ian said. "But when we had three runners at Maryborough on Monday, he decided hed better come along for the ride...