Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Capel trainer-reinsman Aiden De Campo will be looking to lead with Miss Hepburn when she starts from the No. 3 barrier in the Cowden Classic Service Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “She will improve on her debut effort (when second to Bazaar Package),” said De Campo. “I…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Inexperienced New Zealand-bred three-year-old Hale Saint Louie has impressed greatly in winning by big margins on country tracks at his first four starts in Western Australia, and he faces a moment of truth when he makes his city debut in the 2130m Behind The Goals Sport FM Pasce at…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Young and inexperienced trotter Our Maestoto will make his first appearance at Gloucester Park on Friday night, and Busselton trainer Barry Howlett is confident that the four-year-old will maintain his unbeaten record. Howlett, who celebrated a significant milestone last Friday night when Brulee scored a narrow victory in a…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Whether a strong perception that Soho Dow Jones lacks the necessary gate speed to take advantage of the No. 1 barrier in the $30,000 Pure Steel Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night is correct will be answered when the 2130m event gets under way. There is little doubt…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Ace reinsman Aiden De Campo was not even born when his father Andrew travelled to Queensland in April 1991 where he drove stable star Son Of Otara in two events at Brisbane’s Albion Park for devastating all-the-way victories, including the country’s richest race of the year, the $491,000 final…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Champion Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar is the leading scorer in the history of Test cricket with a tally of 15,921 runs — and his namesake, two-year-old pacer Thelittle Master, is showing wonderful potential and the ability to develop into a champion in his own right. Thelittle Master was the…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators New Zealand-bred pacer Rockmyster is giving every indication of developing into a good candidate for the rich feature events for four-year-olds later this year. He has resumed after a spell in fine style for trainer-reinsman Dylan Egerton-Green, with a fast-finishing first-up third to Soho Firestone at Narrogin followed by…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Smart American Ideal four-year-old Soho Dow Jones will continue racing in stands after impressing with a powerful frontrunning display in the Xmas In July Handicap, a 2503m stand at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Soho Dow Jones, trained by Kim Prentice and driven by Mitch Miller, was a runaway…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Busselton owner-trainer Barry Howlett has three-year-old filly Brulee racing in wonderful form and she maintained her great consistency by working hard before winning the $20,250 Bridge Bar At Gloucester Park Pace at headquarters on Friday night. Brulee’s past 13 starts have resulted in four wins, five seconds and four…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators WA-bred four-year-old High Price ended a losing sequence of seven when he overcame the disadvantage of starting from the outside of the back line and sprinted home strongly to score an easy victory in the 2130m Steelos Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. He was the $3.40 second…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Henley Brook trainer-reinsman Robbie Williams produced a magnificent and inspired performance in the sulky to land $30.40 outsider Ima Fivestar General a thrilling last-stride winner in the $22,000 Steelos Open Every Race Meeting Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Ima Fivestar General began from the outside barrier in…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Victorian-bred six-year-old The Code Breaker, who ruined his chances a week earlier when he set the pace and overraced badly before wilting to finish third behind Prince of Pleasure, was far better suited and much more tractable from the inside of the back line in the 2536m Bridge Bar…