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The more things change, the more they stay the same!

The more things change, the more they stay the same!

THE more things change, the more they stay the same! Although first penned in 1849 by Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr, the popular saying is oh so relevant in relation to South Australia's Trotters' Cups circuit. During the past few seasons Hryhorec has dominated the provincial features like

"I honestly didn't think he could win!"

"I honestly didn't think he could win!"

A NICE spell, coupled with maturity, appear to be working wonders with promising trotter The Dark Thunder. Sent for a break following a handful of unplaced runs last December, The Dark Thunder is undefeated from two outings this campaign. Scoring first-up in Bendigo a fortnight ago, the Mary-Jane Mifsud-trained gelding

Cup winner heading interstate

Cup winner heading interstate

Hey guys, Happy Monday!!Please find article belowPaul ANOTHER interstate trip is on the cards for well-performed pacer Dhaulagiri. Following the gelding's success in yesterday's Boort Pacing Cup, trainer Matthew Horsnell revealed he is considering heading to South Australia for Sunday's Kupunda Cup. Dhaulagiri

Chariots Of Fire puzzle completed

Chariots Of Fire puzzle completed

THE puzzle is now complete. With pieces falling into place during the past few weeks, the field for the Chariots Of Fire has been finalised following tonight's Paleface Adios Stake at Club Menangle. Locally-trained pacer Hesitate sealed the first berth in the $250,000 major thanks to his

Another record awaits freakish mare

Another record awaits freakish mare

IT'S now a matter of when, not if, Keayang Zahara will equal the Australasian record for the most Group One wins by a trotter. Capturing her 14th top shelf event in Melton just moments ago, Keayang Zahara is only one victory away from the mark held by the

Most travelled pacer on the road again!

Most travelled pacer on the road again!

ARGUABLY Australia's most travelled pacer, Springfield Affair will undertake another long road trip during the next few days. With trainer Kevin Von Duve located in South Australia's remote southeast town of Glencoe, Springfield Affair spends hours in a float each time he competes. For example, it

Patience rewarded as drought broken

Patience rewarded as drought broken

PATIENCE were finally rewarded last night. Despite racing in consistent fashion, Group One winning squaregaiter More Wanted had been suffering from a drought since July 2024. That changed in Ararat when the Vince Dicocco-trained gelding captured the Trotters' Cup. "It's been a while since he won,