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    • Race 10  The NZ trotting FFA. that was exciting . Love old GUS , and beating the great old NZ stagers of Muscle Mountain and Oscar Bonavena too. 2 of the fastest Trotters ever to win all those races at Addington over many seasons now. gutsy 2nd and 3rd. Gamma has out-trotted old adversaries the Chief Stipe (Muscle) and The Galah (Oscar) at last to take the Day 🏆. and the Trifecta at $150 -1 as well.  thanks for playing 👍💰 Rangatira joining in the action with 8 points as well , after GUS had trotted to that stunning victory in the Dominion on Tuesday. nothing left to say now have picked self up off the floor but Wahoooo ! after that. Gamma very proud of his contribution to trotting (squaregaiters)  in Queensland and has just witnessed the ultimate reward.  GUS the legend . my goodness. what a great day.    POINTS   UPDATE   After Race 10  The NZ trotting FFA  The Ladies Team  34 points,  Gamma 32 pts ,  Ranga 30 pts ,  Chief 20 pts ,  Galah  14 pts,   Brodie 12 pts  
    • Go GUS . you know its a good thing , don't you guys ?
    • No Points earned race 8 the Southern Mares race. Race 9 Result   Sires stakes Fillies . Great result for Team Dalgety with the Quinella . Ranga is the winner winner with the Winner All of Me getting the dinner. and picks up 8 points . 'The Queens Gambit' with Kimberley Butt reels in 6 points for the Ladies.  River is 4th for Blair Orange , so its a couple of points for the Galah.   POINTS   UPDATE   After Race 9   The Ladies Team  34 points,  Gamma 24 pts ,  Ranga 22 pts ,  Chief 14 pts ,   Brodie 12 pts ,   Galah  10 pts   Now it's time for the Queenslanders  . The FFA's are coming !!! 
    • Lindsay Park could have saved the best for last in terms of stern tests for Evaporate (NZ) (Per Incanto) this Spring, but Ben Hayes is convinced he can mix it with star sprinters Jimmysstar and Angel Capital in Saturday’s A$1 million Gr.1 C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield. The Per Incanto four-year-old basically demanded a shot at the 1400-metre Group One. Evaporate heads in off a third placing in the $10 million Golden Eagle (1500m), which was his main spring target, but Hayes was pleasantly surprised with how well he came through it. “That’s the reason we’ve decided to run, he came back from Sydney and trotted up 100 percent sound and looked a million dollars, so we had no hesitation at all,” Hayes, who trains in partnership with brothers Will and JD, said. “It’s a small but very good field, but we’ve always had a high opinion of him.” Evaporate is chasing a maiden Group One success in the weight-for-age Orr Stakes, which moves to November for the first time after previously being run in February. His Golden Eagle placing, just over 1-1/2 lengths from the unbeaten Autumn Glow, followed a narrow second placing to Transatlantic in the Gr.1 Toorak Handicap (1600m). That reversed the result of the Gr.3 Sandown Stakes (1500m), while his campaign started with a fifth placing in the Gr.2 P B Lawrence Stakes (1400m) on August 16. Evaporate drops back to 1400m for the first time since that run, but Hayes does not think that will be an issue with the gelding who will start from the second-widest gate in the field of seven. “I actually like it, I think the wide draw will work in his favour in the small field,” he said. “Being one of the last to load will help him. It’s going to be a really tactical race. If he can jump well and, as long as he can get galloping room and get himself in a good rhythm, I think he’ll be very competitive.” Evaporate, who has the services of Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Jamie Melham, will have Angel Capital to his immediate inside at the start, while Jimmysstar will start from barrier three. View the full article
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