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ENJOYING his best season with his boutique stable, veteran trainer Rod Carberry hopes the year reaches new heights this weekend. Preparing a small team for "a very long time", the hobby trainer will venture to Melton for Saturday night's Tatlow Stake. Carberry has cut a regular

MILDURA is becoming a happy hunting ground for handy pacer Maxy Wants To Play. The Aaron Dunn-trained gelding has made the trip to the Sunraysia District three times during his last 10 starts for three wins, including last night. Maxy Wants To Play's other seven outings have failed

CHILDHOOD memories came flooding back to Leroy Malseed in Terang last night. Breeder and part-owner of debutante winner Colossal Hope, Malseed found himself reminiscing about his grandfather, Kevin, for several reasons. Firstly, it was Kevin who ignited Malseed's passion for harness racing, secondly Kevin owned horses with trainer

SISTERLY love was nowhere to be seen in Terang last night as Michelle Wight and Kerryn Manning battled out the second event. Hitting the lead approaching the final bend, Wight became all-the-more determined as she glanced over her shoulder to see an all-too-familiar face issuing a challenge. "I looked

PROMINENT horseman Michael Stanley admits he never thought the day would come when he compared a filly to Petacular. Among the best of her crop during the 2016 and '17 seasons, Petacular won 19 of her 26 starts, with six seconds and a third also to her credit. The

GAMMALITE, Our Sir Vancelot, Thorate, Village Kid, Westburn Grant, Im Themightyquinn and Leap To Fame have so many things in common. Each has earned more than $1million, captured numerous Group Ones, been Australian Horse of the Year and can lay claim to the status of a champion. The sextet has