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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
For the first time New Zealand will be the sole host of the World Drivers’ Championship later this year. Representing 10 different countries, the championships will be held at four venues – Kaikoura, Cambridge, Winton and Addington from November 2-11. “It’s an exceptional opportunity to showcase our sport and to show New Zealand off to the world,” says Harness Racing New Zealand Chief Executive Brad Steele. To see the Media Release click here View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
By Dave Di Somma, Harness News Desk Take After Me showed he can still be more than competitive in his history-making 400th start at Ashburton yesterday. The 14-year-old, affectionately known as ‘Rocky’, became the first ever standardbred to reach the mark and he did it in style with a gutsy third placing in the Matt Smith Construction Trot, just over a length away from the winner. In the words of commentator Andy McCook he “ran an absolute beauty”. For Take After Me’s connections it was a proud moment. “That was a bit exciting wasn’t it?”‘ trainer Fred Scott told Harness Unhinged’s Nigel Armstrong post race. “He’s been a wonderful horse,” added wife and co-breeder Jan Scott, “he’s been a privilege to own.” Take After Me stepped cleanly for driver John Morrison and settled three back the fence before producing a determined finish behind the pace-making Prince Teka and favourite Randel Huston P. “He felt really good, really sharp,” said Morrison. The son of Holmes Hanover has now had 124 starts as a pacer for four wins and 17 wins and 276 starts as a trotter. As well as his 21 wins he’s also placed 93 times. His career stakes earnings are just over $300,000. Alexy with 347 starts and Danke with 300 are the only standardbreds in this country to have gone anywhere near Take After Me’s record. Scott took over the training of Take After Me as his son and regular trainer Glenn battled cancer. He died in 2021. A week later Take After Me won at Methven. At the time Fred and Jan described it as “so special”. As a pacer Take After Me was good enough to compete in the 4YO Emerald at the 2015 Harness Jewels and was second to Johnny Eyre in the 2016 Reefton Cup while as a trotter Fred Scott is particularly proud that his horse finished second to one of the very best in Oscar Bonavena at Ashburton in 2019. Before the 400th start Fred Scott thought that win or lose that retirement was not too far away for his dual gaited veteran. While he was non-committal about that post race Jan was more forthright. “I think that should be it today. He’s done his time and he deserves to retire now.” View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Pride Of Jenni, second-up after a brief retirement, is favoured to win the 2025 Australian Cup at Flemington on Saturday. The seven-year-old mare, trained by Ciaron Maher, aims to continue her successful return to racing. “Peter Young Stakes winner Pride Of Jenni chases her fifth official Group 1 win in the 2025 Australian Cup at […] The post Australian Cup 2025 Field & Betting Update: Pride Of Jenni Tipped to Win appeared first on HorseRacing.com.au. View the full article -
By Chief Stipe · Posted
New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing has now confirmed that two new sets of trials will be held at Ellerslie on Tuesday 1 April and Thursday 3 April. Given the high number of 2YOs expected to trial at Ellerslie next week these heats, on both days, will be held against the rail which will be out approximately 18m. -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
The 2025 Tancred Stakes at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday promises a thrilling contest, with international raider Dubai Honour heading the betting markets. The Group 1 $1.5 million Kia Tancred Stakes (2400m) has attracted a strong field of stayers, many with Sydney Cup aspirations. “International raider Dubai Honour is narrow favourite to add another Group 1 […] The post Tancred Stakes 2025 Field & Betting Update: Dubai Honour v Vauban appeared first on HorseRacing.com.au. View the full article
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