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High class 'Highfields' draft a recipe for success - Vimarsana News

High class 'Highfields' draft a recipe for success

When Chris and Tina Barlow from Highfields Bloodstock chose Woodlands Stud's classy son of Somebeachsomewhere, Downbytheseaside, as a consort for their super-producing Presidential Ball mare Destiny, it was not without an element of risk. However the couple from Albany had some method to their madness, and also knew there was a good chance of breeding

Fresh legs see the old boy home in NZ FFA double up - Vimarsana News

Fresh legs see the old boy home in NZ FFA double up

Has there ever been a more dramatic script in harness racing than the 2023 $100,000 G1 NZ FFA? The soapbox started some 30 hours before the 1980m dispatch point with the New Zealand Cup winner, Swayzee sensationally scratched on Thursday morning, soon followed by the Cran & Chrissie Dalgety trained Republican Party. The eleven horse

Self Assured set to overcome "hardest draw" in "buzz" event The Race - Vimarsana News

Self Assured set to overcome "hardest draw" in "buzz" event The Race

The inaugural running takes place on Thursday night.

Source: sen.com.au
Self Assured claims inaugural The Race for slot holder SEN - Vimarsana News

Self Assured claims inaugural The Race for slot holder SEN

Success on a massive night at Cambridge.

Source: sen.com.au
Racing: Mark Purdon gets perfect farewell in Auckland Cup - Vimarsana News

Racing: Mark Purdon gets perfect farewell in Auckland Cup

Racing: Mark Purdon gets perfect farewell in Auckland Cup 31 Dec, 2020 08:10 AM 3 minutes to read NZ Herald By: Michael Guerin New Zealand's greatest harness racing trainer left on his own, perfect terms at Alexandra Park on Thursday night. In his last race before Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen take a sabbatical from training they quinellaed the $200,000 Auckland Cup as little mare Amazing Dream grabbed stablemate Spankem late to win the great race. Fittingly it was Purdon who drove the winner but it was Rasmussen who set up the win as her lung-searing last mile in front on Spankem to keep...