Paul Courts

VETERAN Wallaroo horseman Frank O’Sullivan has a knack for producing top flight youngsters and is a long time supporter of the APG sale and race series. Madrid, Catchme, Pretty Inpink, Apollo Greed, Look Sharp, Miss Ex, Jailbird, Chime Bay, Buck Fifty and Manrock are just some of the hundreds

A PARADE of yearlings for the upcoming APG Sydney Sale will be held at the Inglis Riverside Stables, Warwick Farm on Saturday, February 15 from 11am to 1pm. Food and drinks will be provided for those in attendance and the parade will be live streamed on APG's Facebook

NOT even another second row draw should be enough to prevent Swayzee from continuing his march towards a $1million bonus later this week. In what can only be described as a phenomenal promotion, Harness Racing New South Wales has promised the mouth-watering $1million bonus to the connections of any pacer

DYANNA Thommeny’s interest in harness racing was reignited when she bought a retired pacer for riding about 15 years ago. She got the bug and went on to get her trainer’s licence and buy a farm to accommodate her small, quality band of broodmares. “I used to watch

HIGHLIGHTING what is going to be a big year for some key new first season sires, the Australian Pacing Gold sales will be the kick off point for the first crop of some highly anticipated new sires. Perhaps the stallion with the biggest profile, particularly among the colonial bred brigade,