Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Master Publisher’s career has been disrupted by several niggling problems over the past year or so, and he ended a 17-month drought when he was untroubled to lead throughout in the 2130m Etch Coatings Commercial Spray Painting Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. This was only his third…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing Diminutive but well muscled mare Fifty Five Reborn took full advantage of the coveted No. 1 barrier to bounce back to top form with an all-the-way victory in the 2130m Etch Coatings Mobile Sandblasting Pace — after finishing 11TH, eighth and ninth at odds of $81, $101 and…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Typhoon Banner, a son of unraced New Zealand mare When You’re Hot, maintained his hot form and notched his fourth win from his past five starts when he gave a bold frontrunning display to score a decisive victory in the 2130m Simmonds Steel And Mining Fabrication Pace at Gloucester…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Astute Mt Helena trainer Ray Williams gave further proof of his skill in producing pacers in wonderful condition after a spell when champion pacer Magnificent Storm scored a thrilling victory in the $30,000 Etch Coatings Professional Powder Coating Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Magnificent Storm was the…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing Highly-promising New Zealand-bred pacer Ezana enhanced his reputation and showed that he would be a leading contender for the rich classics for four-year-olds in the summer when he scored a superb victory in the $30,000 group 3 Simmonds Steel Im Themightyquinn Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night.…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing The sheer joy of veteran Warawrup owner-trainer Daryl Miller brightened a miserable, wet and windswept Gloucester Park on Friday night as he celebrated his first metropolitan-class success in 45 years as a trainer. The 64-year-old Miller, a salt of the earth country character, was delighted when his 27-year-old…
With two of the WA Trotting Guild members away, it’s a smaller column than usual this week. However, despite the lack of numbers we will still endeavour to give punters the “good oil” at Friday’s Gloucester Park meeting. Guild president Wayne Currall believes punters can profit by supporting Ragazzo Mach in race three. “Ragazzo Mach…
Ken Casellas | Talented New Zealand bred filly In The Spotlight looks too strong for her six West Australian bred fillies in the $20,250 Simmonds Steel Laser and Tube Cutting Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night and she should be the star bet on the ten event program. Leading trainers Greg and Skye Bond have…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing Former outstanding trainer-reinsman Andrew De Campo has fond memories of driving 11/2 chance Highest Honour to victory in the group 1 McInerney Ford Classic in December 2000 – and thoughts of that notable triumph will be rekindled when he watches his son Aiden drive Between Two Thorns in…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Brilliant five year old Magnificent Storm is poised to resume after a 19 week absence in winning form, following a solid workout in a 2150m Byford trial on Sunday morning. The lightly-raced American Ideal gelding will be driven by Aiden De Campo when he starts from the No. 2…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing Seeryanfly is ready to shine at his first appearance at Gloucester Park for six months when he faces the significant challenge of a considerable rise in class when he contests the group 3 $30,000 Simmonds Steel Im Themightyquinn Pace on Friday night. The WA bred four year old…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Gloucester Park Harness Racing “Not many mares win $200,000,” declared a beaming proud part-owner and trainer Peter Tilbrook after Vivere Damore had sustained a spirited finishing burst to snatch a dramatic last-stride victory by a head over Angel In White in the $23,750 Carlier WA Adventures Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday…