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When the barrier draw for the final of the Southern Star was being televised at Melton Entertainment Park last Saturday night (Feb 3), astute reinsman Nathan Jack raised more than a few eyebrows when he opted for barrier 10 on the outside of the back row. Even Anton Golino, trainer of Jack’s drive, the French
THE feverish pre- race hype was palatable and the Yabby Dam Farms Great Southern Star Final didn’t disappoint. Ironically on A G Hunter Cup night it was an epic two horse war between two trotters, champion Just Believe (Orlando Vici) and the French import Callmethebreeze (Trixton) which provided the harness racing highlight of the night.
At first glimpse Poster Boy and Soho Tribeca are very different individuals and their harness racing careers suggest that also, but if you dig a little deeper you will soon see quite a few similarities. Poster Boy blasted his way onto the racetrack winning 7 of his first 8 starts, going on to have a
SATURDAY night’s (Jan. 20) Ballarat meeting should have trotting fans salivating at the prospect of a late Christmas present when the harness racing field faces the starter in The Knight Pistol. Dual Inter Dominion champion Just Believe heads a line up described by Yabby Dam Farms principal Pat Driscoll as ‘the best field of trotters
An inspired drive from Nathan Jack paved the way for rejuvenated harness racing pacer Max Delight (Bettor's Delight) to grab victory in the Garrards Horse & Hound Bendigo Pacing Cup. Jack was quick to pull the David Aiken trained Max Delight out from the running line and wrest the lead off Serg Blanco inside the