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THERE is a lot to be learnt from defeat and Nathan Jack certainly utilised his to claim victory in last night's $175,000 Alabar Bloodstock Nutrien Equine Final in Bendigo. After leading with The Bigboss and being outsprinted by Bay Of Biscay during a series heat Jack made

A TROTTER he had no intention of buying has provided Daryl Crone with his biggest success. Accompanying a mate to the Nutrien Yearling Sale a couple of years ago, Crone was relaxing near the outside parade ring when a colt caught his eye. After checking the sale book to find

UNDEFEATED youngster Sweet Bella is predicted to have little trouble maintaining her perfect record tonight. Successful at her four outings, Sweet Bella is engaged in a Nutrien Equine Final in Bendigo, where she has drawn to lead throughout. Originally set to begin from barrier two, the Emma Stewart-trained filly slots

BREAKING her maiden in Melton last night, Spun Silver provided the perfect tonic for one of her owners. First-up from an 18-month injury-enforced break, Spun Silver was successful in a 1200-metre TAB Fasttrack Pace. With part-owner Peter Lewis recently undergoing his first round of chemotherapy, Spun Silver's win

THIS morning's open statement from the state's kindred bodies refuting Harness Racing Victoria's claims of consultation ahead of the stakes cuts has already garnished a result. Just to recap, two days ago HRV issued a press release revealing prizemoney will drop by eight per