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Quiksilvr too swift

Quiksilvr too swift

HANDY trotter Quiksilvr Bluechip was a dominant winner in 1:56.3 in the $15,000 feature Wednesday at Harrington Raceway yesterday. The son of Credit Winner was sent to the front from post position six and never relented in his three-length score over Pardon My Way and Jammin Jack.

Aussies too good in USA

Aussies too good in USA

FORMER Victorians Chris Scicluna and Keep On Rocking made another trip to the Harrington Raceway winners’ circle yesterday. Leading throughout the 1609-metre trip with Victor Kirby in the cart, Keep On Rocking accounted for Mack and JJ Flynn. “I told Victor to go out there and drive him like he

Aussie courageous in The Meadows feature

Aussie courageous in The Meadows feature

HANDY pacer All Day Sunshine wrested the early lead from Amelia’s Courage, then thwarted her late challenge to capture last night’s feature at The Meadows - Filly & Mare Conditioned Pace. All Day Sunshine easily repelled the first-over bid of Dorothy’s Legacy, but Amelia’s Courage had

New stable for Miracle Mile winner

New stable for Miracle Mile winner

MIRACLE Mile winner Spankem is heading back to Australia. The difference in his visit this time is Spankem will be trained locally. Previously prepared by champion New Zealand-based couple Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen during his Trans Tasman campaigns, the son of Bettors Delight is being transferred to local horseman

Always B Miki's Kiwi son smashes national record

Always B Miki's Kiwi son smashes national record

BOOM youngster You’re So Fine – a son of world champion Always B Miki - smashed a New Zealand record in just his second start to brilliantly win the $40,000 Group Two Diamond Creek Farm Classic over 2200 metres at Ascot Park during the weekend. The two-year-old unleashed a

Squaregaiters proving a hit for Perkins

Squaregaiters proving a hit for Perkins

Here's how to back a winner at Menangle tonight

Here's how to back a winner at Menangle tonight

RACE ONE: Formerly with the powerful Emma Stewart team, where he enjoyed plenty of success, and now with the astute Kevin Pizzuto, LOORRIM LAKE (8) will be hoping his first venture to Menangle is far more productive than his trip to Newcastle a couple of weeks ago. After ending his