Harness & Greyhounds - Perth Turf Talk

GP Tuesday If You Like Odds On

Chariotsonfire — Mon, 16 Oct 2017 03:57:10 +0000

Just finished the form for tomorrow and there will be at least six favorites dripping in red and a few of those at unbackable odds.

Anchors for exotics and all ups may be the only hope.

Ribbon Of Light Friday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 13:02:13 +0000

Investing on a few rough place chances and a couple of eachway bets.

Race 1. Very small and Place only - # 3. Tajie Baby & # 10. Gunna Get Lucky. They should get soft runs from the draws...they will need to!

Race 4. Eachway - # 5. Sea Cider. Her run on Tuesday after tramping wide early before breezing was a good run. She toughed it out well. Also eachway # 6. Mattjestic Star was a great run when third three starts ago at $115.60 possibly a flash in the pan effort and next two attempts just reasonable but this looks a more suitable race. There both between 14/1 and 20/1 - only hopeful. But you never know.

Race 5. Place - # 10. Dredlock Rockstar not much luck lately and needs a little to run a drum..hope he gets it!

Race 6. Place only - # 10. American Boy & # 11. Condrieu. Backline draws and possible peg runs.. both big prices...skinny end of the prize hopefully.

Race 7. Eachway 2 x 6 basis - # 3. Cut For An Ace going well this guy the second two starts ago was outstanding. Last week good too. Tricky race though. Just seven starters and six wining chances.

Race 9. Eachway 3 x 7 basis - # 1. Rudimental Sol got the draw! Saw him at Pinjarra one day - thundered home to win at 66/1. Not a lot since! Barrier one unders price haha but maybe this 'one' can get the job done for me.

All Roads To Pinjarra Monday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Mon, 16 Oct 2017 03:37:11 +0000

Tough meeting and tricky...just the one play for me, deep into the red and on a hiding to nothing with odds on faves but the way race three #6. Twentynine Twelve raced last start looks the goods...flew out of the mobile from the four gate at a big price before handing up to the smart Herrick Roosevelt....did have the ideal slipstream run but held second to the line comfortably and beat home second favourite ( Kid Collosus ) who was three back the pegs easily.

Comes into gate five with the scratching and on last effort Stu McDonald will probably look to fire out again. No fun in odds on pops and the windy day is perhaps a bit of concern ( for leaders ? ) but hopefully horse and driver can get the job done.

Northam Sunday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 14 Oct 2017 15:33:37 +0000

Punters pals from the land of the long white cloud Neighlor and Robert The Bruce look set to continue on their merry way at Northam today.

Plan of attack all up win...with a saver of Self Reliant ( a little danger to Neighlor sorry JJ just a bit of insurance ) into Robert The Bruce. Hopefully around $3 and $5 the doubles.

The Future of WA Harness Racing

Chariotsonfire — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 02:05:59 +0000

Starting a new topic on this issue as some robust debate may be lost within the Kellerberrin thread.

Given that many on here have firm and varying opinions it would be interesting if we put forward say five major issues that RWWA needs to address to improve the situation for punters and participants.

Kellerberrin Sunday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 07 Oct 2017 14:59:14 +0000

Good meeting coming up at Kellerberin.

Race 5 is interesting.. a race for the quintessential battlers..an indication My Names Bob has opened favourite at $2.80 :-O the trainer and driver are in tip top form but think even they may have the job ahead of them to get this bloke over the line in first place. One of the tougher races of 2017. Anything could win. Not writing off Bob but will pass on backing him as favourite.

Now there is a horse in the race have seen often..this seven year old mare really struggles...a bit of a guide..45 starts for just one win and one placing..previous five starts has jumped on tote at $189.70 , $113.50 , $155.20 , $131.40 and $97.40...her name Mill Pond..ya gotta feel for her...however!! the run at Pinjarra two starts ago when fifth behind Honey and Lime in a much better field was a very good effort...did some work in the run too. Was odds on to drop right out but actually stuck on. Today drawn the seven ( inside of the backline ) stunned am saying this but on the effort at Pinjarra am going to have a few coins on eachway. That will be twice have backed her - first and last time. Miracles do happen.

To recoup that loss...think the all up win of ex Kiwi horses Robert The Bruce and Neighlor can get over the line. If they get up might get around anywhere from $2.20 to $2.80 on the multi. Not much luck lately for Robert The Bruce, will run short enough, but looks a bit too classy for them..hopefully Neighlor can make it two in a row with another pillar to post victory.

Headquarters Tuesday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Mon, 09 Oct 2017 12:33:11 +0000

Six event card at GP...just one eachway bet and a couple of Quaddie donations for me.

Race 2 # 6. Mon Lamour...the eight year old mare hasn't been in the placings for awhile let alone the winners circle but caught the eye last couple of runs ..a running on 4th at Pinjarra when 33/1 to the kiwi Walkinshaw , then not a bad effort when making up ground to finish fifth at @150/1 behind up and coming Herrick Roosevelt. Both times beaten a fair way , but a bit held up for a run as well.

She's no world beater and from barrier six will need everything to go smoothly...but in her favour is there's no Walkinshaws or Herrick Roosevelts in this field. Only hopeful but will give her a go on a 3 x 7 basis.

Then a crack at the elusive Quaddie.

Race 3. - A shocker taking the field ( nine of them ) at least will still be in it...

Race 4. # 7. Walkinshaw

Race 5. #2. Destined To Rule 5. The Trliogy 8. Oneonthewood

Race 6. #2. Bettor Not Bitter

$27 = 100%

And a skinny one.

Race 3. #1. Thatelbe 2. Tims Portrait 3. Major Mosby 9. Sea Cider

Race 4. #7. Walkinshaw

Race 5. # 2. Destined To Rule 5. The Trilogy 8. One On The Wood

Race 6. # 2. Bettor Not Bitter

$12 = 100%.

Pinjarra Monday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sun, 08 Oct 2017 13:06:07 +0000

No mucking around with the Quaddie tomorrow it's a 1 x 1 x 1 x 1 attack.

Race 4. #. 6 Eden Franco.

Race 5 #. 3. Intrepidation.

Race 6 # 2. Herrick Roosevelt.

Race 7 # 9. Blue Sky Commander.

$3 = 300%.

Race 4...in a field of six they come out of gates five and six but both have class and look certain to run 1,2 or at worst 1,3. Reticent to go against Carter Bromac , but Eden Franco won with so much authority last week that he maybe a little too good. May boil down to the best tactics of C. Brown V N. Turvey.

Race 6...# 2. Herrick Roosevelt by far and away looks the goods. Novelties the way to go here with Herrick to lead all the way and #1. Ain't Royal and # 8. Don't Wannadie receiving the perfect trails , not totally convinced with either of them but if Herrick leads it should give them the gun peg runs , a massive help to their cause.

The spanner in the works though is # 4. Attack On Command such a brilliant begginer that he may look to head the fave off early and then immediately hand up to him. Thereby pushing Royal and Don't Wannadie three back and four back the pegs.

The 50/1 bolters that give some chance of running into third or fourth are # 5. Cerato # 9. Tajie Baby #11. Arturus and #12. Sir Nicholas. They might help lift the dividend if one or two of them could snare the skinny end of ticket.

Good luck all punters having a punt at Pinjarra.

Bunbury 7/10

JayJay — Sat, 07 Oct 2017 10:46:42 +0000

There you go Riders, your favourite Hurricane Zuki pays $15 the place (fixed) in race 1.

GP Friday 6th October

Chariotsonfire — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 23:19:33 +0000

Looking forward to the JP Stratton Pace on Friday night with Shandale drawn to lead from one, Chicago Bull drawn behind him and Soho Tribeca drawn two on the back line.

Mystery and intrigue everywhere. Will Run One Over attack as usual and will Condrieu try to cross at the start? Does Junior sit it out and hope for a run or come off the pegs early?

Most likely scenario is Shandale in front and Soho Tribeca making an early move to get to the breeze but Run One Over will have a say in that.

Think I will be watching with interest but not betting.

Headquarters Reigns Supreme.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 07 Oct 2017 00:32:38 +0000

Last nights stupendous clash between Shandale , Soho Tribeca and Chicago Bull proved again that Gloucester Park holds it own in a special unique way.

It's not a Menangle or Melton nor an Albion Park but has its own special charm. A track that has the courage to retain standing starts for horse and trainer who have a special expertise and skill in that area , a track who stands firm on no sprint lane.

Last nights race was a classic for the ages. It's may not be perfect but in a world of conformity long live Gloucester Park.

Addington Friday ; Purdon/Rasmussen Domination.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Thu, 05 Oct 2017 10:28:39 +0000

Five horse field Addington. Race 7. Standing Start 2600.

Four of the five starters in the Purdon/Rasmussen stable and top four in the betting.

Heaven Rocks $1.75
Lazarus $2.05
Have Faith In Me $9
Dream About Me $17
Seal The Deal $51

Bart Cockburn

Fastmoney — Wed, 04 Oct 2017 11:30:45 +0000

Former Queensland harness driver Barton Cockburn guilty of race fixing

Sarah Motherwell, Kate Kyriacou, The Courier-Mail

October 4, 2017 10:49am

Subscriber only

THE
defence lawyer of a former harness racing driver fined for fixing two
Queensland races has made a stunning admission about tactics in the
industry.

Former harness racing driver Barton Cockburn has been fined $5000 for fixing two races at a Queensland track in late 2016.

Cockburn
pleaded guilty in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday to two
counts of facilitating match-fixing and one count of disclosing
knowledge.

The court heard Cockburn arranged for himself to win a
race at Albion Park on November 5 and for another driver to win a race
at the same track on November 12.

The prize money from each race was $7000 but the court heard individual drivers only receive about $350 of the winnings.

Cockburn
also disclosed knowledge to “industry insider” Michael Grant on
November 4 about a harness race he knew Mr Grant was likely to bet on.

It
was not alleged Mr Grant actually placed a bet on the race or that
Cockburn would have benefited from providing that information.

Barton Cockburn.

Defence solicitor Andrew Hanlon said Cockburn had discussed race tactics with other drivers and Mr Grant before the races.

“It
is commonplace, albeit not technically within the racing rules, for
drivers to talk to each other prior to the race and try to establish the
tactics each driver is going to be employing,” Mr Hanlon said.

“There is a fine line between what is deemed an acceptable level of gamesmanship and what is clearly a breach of the rules.

“His
conduct has crossed that line and he is remorseful for his involvement
in these offences.” Mr Hanlon said the defence of “everybody’s doing it”
was no defence but that was “precisely the situation in harness racing
in Queensland”.

The court heard Cockburn, who was once considered
one of the top five professional drivers in the state, had his racing
licence suspended indefinitely as a result of being charged.

Convictions were not recorded for the three offences.

Full transcript

Lawyer Andrew Hanlon:

“Clearly, your Honour would be well aware the defence of `everybody’s doing it’ is no defence at all.

“And
certainly we don’t suggest otherwise this morning. However, on my
instructions, your Honour, this is precisely the situation in harness
racing in Queensland.

“To provide some context to the situation, as I’ve said, my client is racing in 30 to 45 races per week.

“On my instructions, 90 per cent of these races, he would be racing against the same drivers.

“Up to 90 per cent of these horses then, would be from the same stables, trained by the same trainers.

Hanlon and Cockburn outside Brisbane Magistrates Court.

“Now,
in a race consisting of up to 10 horses, there may be as many as eight
horses from one or two different stables. We’d have three or four horses
from each stable in the same race.

“Two or three of those horses
in the race would be of a significant ability to be able to potentially
win the race, with the rest of them generally there to quite literally
make up the numbers.

“In this context, your Honour, tactics become very important in harness racing.

“Different
horses race better from the front, getting an early lead, or some
prefer to take a sit, is the term, I understand, and try to out sprint
the leaders to the finish line.

“Tactics change, therefore, from
race to race, depending on which horses are against which, and are often
dictated by the trainer prior to the race.”

Mr Hanlon said it was not within the rules to employ such tactics, but the practise was widespread.

However, he said drivers would sometimes renege on the agreements made once the race was underway.

“I
understand, your Honour, it is commonplace, albeit, not technically
within the racing rules, for drivers to talk to each other prior to the
race, and try and establish the tactics that each driver is going to be
employing,” he said.

“Of course, there is no guarantee that
drivers will be honest with each other, in this regard, and that’s
clear, your Honour, from the schedule of facts before the court in
relation to charges one and three where the tactics noted or potentially
to be employed, weren’t in fact, and the result therefore, didn’t pan
out as had been intended.

“In my submission, your Honour, it seems
there is a fine line between what is deemed an acceptable level of
gamesmanship and what is clearly a breach of the rules and the relevant
offence of match fixing.

“It’s accepted clearly, however, by my
client’s pleas of guilty today that his conduct has crossed that line,
and as I say, he is remorseful for his involvement in the offences.”.

Gloucester Park Tuesday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Mon, 02 Oct 2017 09:41:48 +0000

Just the one play.

Race 4. Trifecta.

Straight down the line. Hoping for leader , leaders back and the Chocolate to go three back.

# 4. Thereugo first. # 1. Red Salute second. # 2. Gotta Go Chocolate third. Twenty units.

# 4. Thereugo first. 2. Gotta Go Chocolate second. 1. Red Salute third. Six units.

An Interdominion Hopeful.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 23 Sep 2017 11:50:30 +0000

The 2015 Interdominion saw Lovers Delight for astute trainer Stephen Reed come out of 'nowhere' to not only make the Final but also go very close to winning , running a gallant close up second to champion Lennytheshark.

Time to look at possible locals who might come through the three rounds of heats and still be standing on Grand Final Night. The advantage for the locals is they are already here. How many invaders arrive or stay at home may decide their fate.

The first local to look at and possibly do a 'Lovers Delight' is...Americanbootscoota...the second behind Chicago Bull was full of merit. Terrific gate speed to work his way to the front , then absorb strong pressure from Runoneover and to only surrender over the closing stages to The Bull was a fantastic effort. Finishing ahead of Hall Snr. stablemates My Hard Copy and Beudiene Boaz ( easy soft peg runs ) was a tough performance. Now at $81 to $101 could be a chance to make the final and from a good draw who knows ?

The driver of Lovers Delight in 2015 - Chris Lewis . The probable driver in 2017 for Americanbootscoota - Chris Lewis.

Kellerberrin Sunday Quaddie.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 30 Sep 2017 11:20:41 +0000

Might as well have a crack at the Quaddie code. Taking the two faves on in the first leg..so quickly in and most likely faster out.

Wide Quaddie.
Race 5. # 1. Machelbeatchu 2. Batavia Scooter 3. Soho Cash 7. Pay Me Quick 8. Soho Jet

Race 6. # 3. Lord Aviator 5. Mr. Tom Dooley 9. Pay Me Cullen

Race 7. # 4. Rich Yankee 5. Machs A Pearler 9. Danieljohn

Race 8. # 2. It Ain't Royal 3. Borntobeanartist 5. No More Change 7. All The Torque 8. Celestial Ruler.

$22.50 = 10%

Skinny Quad.
1, 2, 7.

9.

9.

2,3,5,7,8.

$15 = 100%.

Pinjarra Monday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sun, 01 Oct 2017 12:27:46 +0000

Always a good meeting at Pinjarra..tomorrow the Quaddie looks straight forward. In other words won't get it.

Short & Sweet.
Race 4. # 2. Lady's Are Real 5. Eden Franco.

Race 5. # 6. Herrick Roosevelt.

Race 6. # 2. Donegal Rundlescreek 3. Robert The Bruce 4. Lets Chase The Dream.

Race 7 # 4. Covered In Diamonds.

$12 = 200%

Same again with just Lets Chase The Dream
$10 = 500%

GP Friday 28th / Narrogin

Duffman — Thu, 28 Sep 2017 14:01:42 +0000

Race 1: mako shadow / our jabari
Race2: sightseeing anvil at odds only, abraxas blues will get a nice run, and el hombre be the fast finisher if saved up
Race 3: blue sky commander
Race 4: might be speed on early
I like Assassinator and change of address
Race 5: itz bettor to win and ideal Tyson
Race 6: messi
Race 7: sheerrocknroll if it doesn't get into a early speed battle
Condrieu and Norvic best value at 31 and 18$
Race 8: no
Race 9: she's turbo

Narrogin Bob Mellsop has a couple of eastern starters first up be insteresting to watch

Alan O"Brien

JayJay — Wed, 27 Sep 2017 23:55:14 +0000

Bunbury identity Alan O'Brien passed away yesterday, driver of 1972 WA Derby winner Baldavis who caused a boil over in beating the brilliant juvenile Wee Cent and the Russell Roberts owned and future Pacing Cup winner Local Product at a stonking mile rate of 2.5.5 (for the time). Very colonially bred horse and one of the last of great sire Jack Oro's foals. Race callers often called him Baldivis, after the suburb, not sure whether Baldavis was a misprint or error.

Pinjarra Monday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sun, 24 Sep 2017 12:32:50 +0000

Not a bad meeting coming up at Pinjarra with a few promising types.

Going a multi..

Race 2 # 6. Captain Mannering. Place. Good run last week looks main danger to The Pima Indian.

Race 4 # 1. Covered In Diamonds. Win. This is one barrier one that will be winning. Will lead will win.

All onto two bolters for a place.
Race 7 # 9. Gotta Go Chocolate and # 10. Captain Proud. Good field this and there rough but hoping for speed on and one of them might run on into a placing.

Hope Springs Eternal

JayJay — Sun, 24 Sep 2017 03:01:04 +0000

Good ol Jasper Casper, an 11 year old......had some ability in his early days but appeared to have lost all form, beaten by panels and panels at Albany, Wagin, Bunbury, you name it.....4 starts ago, beaten 79.9m at Bunbury, back to trials, beaten 64m when 3rd in Pinjarra trial (albeit behind sheer Rocknroll and I'm Full Of Excuses), then comes out and wins its last 2 runs, including going 1.56.6 at Bunbury last night. Reminds me of the resilience required to succeed.....it's not for the faint hearted this training caper.

Consistency with a Capital C!

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sat, 23 Sep 2017 03:13:36 +0000

Sometimes things in life aren't consistent...especially if following certain horses, stables and drivers too. Through no fault things can go wrong ( and often do ). It's not easy to do something good consistently whether winning on the punt or exercising every day!

Had a glance at four horses that were running at Gloucester Park last night and their form.

1. Bettor Not Bitter : 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 4, 2, 1.

2. Vampiro : 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1.

3. Mighty Mr. Sharkey : 1, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1.

4. Dodolicous : 1, 1, 1.

Any punter who likes consistent horses could not ask for much more. Didn't put the Sharks run in last night was knocked out of the race early otherwise quite confident would have found the lead and gone close to winning. Vampiro was a scratching.

GP Friday 22nd

Duffman — Thu, 21 Sep 2017 14:28:50 +0000

Race 1: Skippy rascal
Mighty major best eachway runs haven't been too bad hopefully will duck in behind skippy in the early speed

Race 2: She's artful
Interesting race hard to assess who ends up where with all 3 class horses drawn wide
Foxy dame in my head could map well
Dodo is looking very classy this campaign however

Race 3: Bronze seeker / courage tells
Very keen on these two sitting behind mr sharky
Ideal Tyson also include on run 2 starts back forget last week

Race 4: Assasinator / Master jaxon
Interesting to see assassinator under Ross Oliveri
Mastor Jaxon good form last prep
Heez on fire class animal however no standing starts ever in his career

Race 5: 7, 8, 9 open affair
9 Harry hoo racing in great form
7 soho Chelsea also in form but I would need 10-1 minimum to get on
Gaz a great chance
and Stroganoff best value

Race 6:
Argyle red could lead and win
Soho Wall Street is he still on the juice, if so he wins
Change of address needs that perfect run but will win at odds soon
And perfect Mach best roughie

Race 7:
Clinton hall sounded confident in leading on my hard copy, if so boaz on his back and 3 bAck pegs will jambiani get there again, surely have to give him another chance.
Jambiani, simply susational and Shandale
Goin value here

Race 8 Our Zak Whitby

Race 9 sea me smile

Race 10 no livura today I think bettor not bitter will over come the draw
Mako shadow for value

Gloucester Park & Mandurah Favourite Friday Domination.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 14:05:04 +0000

Gloucester Park - Ten Races. Seven favourites saluted and three second favourites.

Ideal Tyson, Argyle Red and Cest Lheure all well supported as second favourites. Longest priced winner of the night the consistent and very good Ideal Tyson @$4.50 on tote.

Mandurah - From the first eight races seven favourites winning and a second favourite. Longest priced winner $4.30 on tote.

From 18 races - 14 favourites successful and 4 second favourites.

Race 5 Redcliffe Wed 20/9

JayJay — Thu, 21 Sep 2017 12:38:46 +0000

Michael Tenardi wins race 5 at Redcliffe with well supported Top Flight Cruize.

Gloucester Park Tuesday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Mon, 18 Sep 2017 14:49:48 +0000

Reasonable meeting coming up going for a four leg multi....

Race 3. Win # 4. Neighlor ( look for sharp improvement from the ex Kiwi )

Race 4. Win # 1. Rockin The Boys ( odds on barrier one :-S will lead will win )

Race 7. Win # 10. Idealindiamonds ( Interdominion bound )

Race 8. End the multi with a Place Race 8. # 11. Hy Leexciting ( like this horse can win at eachway odds )

Pinjarra Monday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Sun, 17 Sep 2017 13:16:29 +0000

Just the two plays tommorow....deep into the red and entitled to be race 4 # 5. Covered In Diamonds.

Going all up into a trifecta basically straight down the line in race 7...hoping the one horse Forever Remembered will take the sit on hot favourite Robert The Bruce drawn next door in the two thereby putting Your Excused from the eight gate three back the pegs. But if they don't settle that way...its tickets confetti time. However if they do lob that way...game on.

Robert The Bruce , Forever Remembered , Your Excused. 11times.
Robert The Bruce , Your Excused , Forever Remembered. 5 times.
Forever Remembered , Robert The Bruce , Your Excused. 6 times.

Gloucester Park - 1730 metre races.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Mon, 18 Sep 2017 03:40:53 +0000

They use to be competive events full fields of twelve and run at up tempo...then for quite a while they restricted the field size to just nine and all across the front line...very ordinary races many were...turnover crashing down , horses missing a start etc then after the drums were beat loud enough the field size for the 1730 metres was returned to twelve and normality returned.

However now the capacity field size for 1730 metres has been reduced to just ten. Nine across the front and one off the backline. BOTRA has discussed these 1730 races at there meetings. Rightly so too. To me - run twelve or alternatively don't run them at all.

Whilst on field size - the biggest event Australasia wide for betting and prestige is the Interdominion Final. It's our Melbourne Cup. We run 12 horse fields at Gloucester Park every week , the main races are always a 12 horse field.

Whoever came up with the idea for the previous two Perth Interdominions of restricting the field size to just ten and leave two handy horses out , which in turn affects turnover and reduces the intrigue of the race , was a very ordinary decision. This year run 12 and not 10.

Guarantee they don't!

Gloucester Park Friday.

Ridersonthestorm33 — Thu, 14 Sep 2017 13:26:27 +0000

Might jump in ahead of @Gilgamesh ( looks before personality or the other way around haha ) and get the ball rolling on some events for Headquarters tomorrow night.

Race 2. Very keen on the favourite Donegal Rundlescreek a good effort last start. Also same race having something on Foxy Dame not much luck lately and has the Reed/Suvaljko factor.

Race 3. Can't believe am saying this ( it is a weak field ) from barrier nine and odds on...yes Whozideawasthis with just average luck will win. Mick Grantham and I'm Master Charlie drawn next door the only danger.

Race 4. # 5. Mighty Mr. Sharkey a model of consistency...dare say it...will lead...will win! Braeview Bomber the interesting runner and the place value horse #11. Change Of Address.

Race 8. Deadset two horse race # 3. Livura and # 10. Bettor Not Bitter....barrier draw says Livura but don't write off Bettor Not Bitter. Those two with just average luck will run 1,2 or at the very worst 1,3.

Race 9. The early market has Therugo $1.30 in from $1.35.....biggest certainty seen on a trotting track since they invented the wheel.

2017 Harness Horse of the Year Awards Nominees.

Fastmoney — Thu, 27 Jul 2017 06:06:48 +0000

2 Year-old Filly of the Year:

Cimorene
Cott Beach
Miss Sangrial
Rosies Ideal
Tenniele Erin

2 Year-old Colt or Gelding of the Year:

Highroller Joe
Jack Mac NZ
Play The Boys

3 Year-old Filly of the Year:

Allamerican Queen
Maczaffair NZ
Red Hot Roxy
Sarah Goody

3 Year-old Colt or Gelding of the Year:

Handsandwheels
Mitch Maguire NZ
Rock Diamonds

Aged Mare of the Year:

Libertybelle Midfrew
Major Reality NZ
Sheer Rocknroll
Sunnys Little Whiz NZ
Tricky Styx NZ
The Parade NZ

Harness Horse of the Year:

Beaudiene Boaz NZ
Bettors Fire NZ
Chicago Bull NZ
Jack Mac NZ
Our Jimmy Johnstone NZ
Run Oneover NZ
Soho Tribeca.