Junior harness racing driver Ollie Kite has turned a corner, well demonstrated by his two winning drives at Ascot Park today (Sep. 15). “It was the first time I’ve had a double on race day, and it was kind of cool to get it back to back,” he said after winning with Steve (Repeat Love)
Just like his sire 13 years ago, diminutive harness racing pacer Huki Fella (Lord Forbes) won today at Wyndham. HUKI FELLA REPLAY His sire Lord Forbes (Lordship) was the first horse to break two minutes at the Young Quinn Raceway when he took out the 2010 Wyndham Cup, running the 3200 metres in 3-58.6.
Southland’s two leading harness racing trainers Craig Ferguson and Nathan Williamson have some quality runners with winning chances at Winton on Friday. In Race Four Huki Fella (Lord Forbes) is lining up, a new addition to the Ferguson stable. The three year old gelding has had three starts against some quality opposition and gets a
King Of The North, the first harness racing son of the leading American trotting sire Walner to be imported Down Under, is to join the stallion strength at Llowalong Farms, Kyabram, conducted by Dr Kath McIntosh. He is a striking young horse in every respect, a bold striding trotter and one who boasts Group 1
Mataura trainer Lyndon Bond will be looking to put some extra coin in his owners pockets on Friday when he starts five horses at the Winton Harness Racing Club’s meeting. Three of his runners will start in $20,000 Winter Reward races. Swift Dream (Superfast Stuart) and The Bronx Bomber (Muscle Yankee) contest Race Two, both