Sushi Train rolls on at Tabcorp Park
Once in a lifetime Sunbury speed machine Sushi Sushi further whet the appetites of an adoring harness public with a trademark triumph at Tabcorp Park Friday night.
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GRACIAS PARA NADA CONTINUES HIS CHARGE TOWARDS WA DERBY
Lightly-raced lanky gelding Gracias Para Nada gave further convincing proof that he will be hard to beat in the $200,000 Sky Channel WA Derby on April 20 when he outclassed his rivals in the Yes Loans Three-Year-Old Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
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Auckland Reactor has sights on Hunter Cup
Champion harness racing trainer Mark Purdon is going to resist the temptation to throw Auckland Reactor into the middle of the match race of the season. But the Kiwi pacing star could still edge his way to favouritism for the A$425,000 ($553,000) Hunter Cup in 12 days with a win at Ballarat this Saturday. Read More.
WILLIAMS HAS CROMAC JOHNNY ON TARGET FOR RICH SERIES
Five-year-old New Zealand-bred gelding Cromac Johnny clinched a start in the $1.78 million V75 interdominion championship series next month when he gave a brilliant frontrunning display to score a runaway victory in the $25,000 Yes Loans Fremantle Cup Consolation at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
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Douglas Smiling after a shrewd Ouyen decision
Daryl Douglas abandoned family loyalty for Sunday’s historic 25,000 Greggs Electrical Ouyen Cup and he was rewarded when the Peter Tonkin-trained Devilish Smile scored a dominant win in the 2809-metre event.
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