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Southern trained horses are getting set for this Sunday’s Grand Prix premier age group harness racing meeting at Addington. See below, trainer comments on the nineteen that will be flying the southern flag on Sunday. Race Two: $110,000 IRT Group One Ace of Clubs for two year old trotting colts and geldings – 1980 mobile
Southern harness racing filly Louies Girl (Lord Forbes) stamped herself as a strong candidate for this Sunday’s $110,000 G1 Ace of Diamonds when she beat most of her rivals in the Diamond at Addington last night. The diminutive daughter of Live Or Die stallion Lord Forbes settled third last in the outside running line. Halfway
Welcome to today’s Cup Day special from our harness racing analyst with selections from the Harnesslink team. Providing you with free expert tips and selections for harness meetings run in New Zealand. Harness racing hits Addington again on Tuesday Nov 14 for the biggest meeting of the year. The racing starts at 12:00pm and we highlight the card
Wyndham harness racing trainer Craig Ferguson’s whale of a season continued last night at Addington when he notched up a double. Grey trotter Smokin Bandar (Monkey Bones) went to the lead early in the Hydroflow Trot and stayed in front, winning by one and a half lengths. “I was a bit worried about the track.
After winning at Addington last night with Wag Star (Sweet Lou) the amazing season for Wyndham harness racing trainer Craig Ferguson rolled on at the Northern Southland TC meeting at Ascot Park today (Oct. 6). Street Art (Art Major) in his first standing start, demolished a small but tidy field of pacers in the main