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Andrews album is a sonic journey well worth the voyage - Vimarsana News

Andrews album is a sonic journey well worth the voyage

Try refreshing your browser. Andrews album is a sonic journey well worth the voyage Back to video This is the third release by guitarist/composer/bandleader Dan Pitt. For this recording, Pitt is working with his trio members Alex Fournier (bass) and Nick Fraser (drums), and has augmented the sound with the talents of Naomi McCarroll-Butler (bass clarinet & alto sax) and Patrick Smith (tenor & soprano saxophones). Hunter’s Dream begins with the mournful sound of the bowed bass, before the dark complement of bass clarinet and the rest of the musicians join in. It is compelling from start to...

Vale continues impressive winning trend - Vimarsana News

Vale continues impressive winning trend

Vale continues impressive winning trend Trainer Ricky Vale with winning jockey Ryan Wiggins unsaddling Rocky Cup winner Absolut Artie earlier this year. Picture: Tony McMahon. Horses Tony McMahon Premium Content Subscriber only Continuing a winning trend that could result in a personal best this season, Rockhampton trainer Ricky Vale came very close to annexing a winning treble at Callaghan Park races on Tuesday. Vale produced tough Drumbeats seven-years-old gelding Meatball (Elly Smith, $3.60) for a last stride nose win over Electrified (Ryan Wiggins...

Jockey back on track in Rocky with five rides - Vimarsana News

Jockey back on track in Rocky with five rides

Jockey back on track in Rocky with five rides Jockey Les Tilley has five engagements on the seven-race TAB Rockhampton Jockey Club program on Tuesday. Horses Tony McMahon Premium Content Subscriber only Jockey Les “Bubba” Tilley will end an 11-week absence from race riding in Rockhampton when he hits the track at Callaghan Park races on Tuesday with five rides. With the disruption resulting in a frenetic year of racing in 2020 because of the dreaded COVID-19, Tilley - once a regular at Rockhampton meetings - has been concentrating on south-east Que...