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Greyhounds: Rare afternoon meeting at Whanganui's Hatrick Raceway 13 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read A number of higher-graded chasers will be missing from Friday's meeting in Whanganui. Photo / NZME A number of higher-graded chasers will be missing from Friday's meeting in Whanganui. Photo / NZME Whanganui Chronicle By: Peter Fenemor It's a rare Friday afternoon meeting at Hatrick with today's first race scheduled to be dispatched from the 305m traps at 12.07pm. A huge premier greyhound meeting hosted by the Christchurch club at Addington is the reason for the time slot swap. Accordingl...

April 18, 2021  |  by Ronnie Williams The Lebanon Midway Speedway is getting set for the 2021 season opener under new owner Clint Gann. Despite a bitter cold winter, Gann has been working hard making updates to the Lebanon, Missouri, speedway by redoing the track itself, replacing the sound system, adding some extra money to the purse and even reducing the grandstand admission price. Gann has also added USRA Modifieds to the Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series program along with many other eye-catching things to the track for drivers and fans both. The USRA B-Mods will be getting a chance ...

© Zain Jafar Save The first-ever Red Bull Kart Fight Pakistan winner and runners-up share their journeys from getting into kart racing to rising as the country’s best racers. Written by Nabil TahirPublished on 17.02.2021 · 7:55 UTC As Red Bull Kart Fight entered Pakistan with its first edition held in December 2020, new talent emerged from the two cities – Lahore and Islamabad. After two weeks of intense racing, the 27-year-old Haider Imtiaz defeated the country's top racers claiming the title of the first-ever Red Bull Kart Fight Champion of Pakistan. Pakistan's first edition of Re...

Racing: Concert Hall escapes New Plymouth Raceway, ends up in children's playground 7 Feb, 2021 01:30 AM 3 minutes to read Concert Hall. Photo / Trish Dunell NZ Herald By: Michael Guerin Superstar racemare Concert Hall is relatively unharmed after a scary escape from New Plymouth Raceway that saw her end up in a children's playground. Trainers Roger James and Robert Wellwood could only breathe a sigh of relief knowing that one different turn and the wonderful racehorse could have ended up galloping through central New Plymouth on Saturday afternoon. Concert Hall is one of New Zealand's best r...