It's not often you get harness racing of the quality we were treated to today on a Monday afternoon, however Auckland Anniversary Day provided just that with an eight race programme at Cambridge Raceway headlined by the fourth instalment of the $41,500 G3 Waikato Trotting Breeders Stakes. A capacity field of 14 trotting mares greeted
It's not often you get harness racing of the quality we were treated to today on a Monday afternoon, however Auckland Anniversary Day provided just that with an eight race programme at Cambridge Raceway headlined by the fourth instalment of the $41,500 G3 Waikato Trotting Breeders Stakes. A capacity field of 14 trotting mares greeted
In racing terms twenty one year old harness racing junior driver Zev Meredith hasn’t had an easy run. He’s broken up a few times and gone into a full blown gallop once but after being put aside he’s come back a better horseman. Zev said he didn’t spend much time at school and it was
Twenty three year old harness racing junior Nathan Delany has come full circle having worked at Lincoln Farms when he first got started and now back, working under the guidance of Ray Green. “It’s good to be back there,” he said. His family is heavily involved in the sport. His mother Judith works for Jeremy
Father and son harness racing trainers Peter and Vaughan Blanchard line up six runners late on the card at Cambridge Raceway tomorrow night. The pair begin their quest in Race Five with three year old filly Acushla Machree (Vincent). “I thought she went pretty good fresh up and she’s not a bad three year old.