WA Trotting Media Guild Friday’s Thoughts 19th March

Texas Tiger and Walsh have attracted plenty of interest from several members of the WA Trotting Media Guild for Friday night’s meeting at Gloucester Park. The West Australian’s racing co-ordinator Ryan Havercroft and Guild president Wayne Currall believe the Gary Hall-trained Texas Tiger can continue building his picket fence. “Texas Tiger won the 4YO &…

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Master Publisher is Getting Close

Champion reinsman Gary Hall Jnr describes New Zealand-bred four-year-old Master Publisher as “a bit of a basket case, but with plenty of ability” and he gives the gelding a good each-way chance in the opening event, the 2536m Intersport Slater Gartrell Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “He is a troubled horse, but when…

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Black Jack Baby Will Be Better Says Voak

Leading WA Oaks contender Black Jack Baby will perform even better this week than she did when an impressive winner last Friday night is the confident prediction of star reinsman Chris Voak. Black Jack Baby, prepared by her owner-breeder Shane Quadrio, will start from the No. 3 barrier in the 2130m Intersport Slater Gartrell Pace…

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Trial Points to Alice Kay

An impressive performance in a 2150m Byford trial on Sunday morning was a strong indication that the Victorian-bred mare Alice Kay would make a bold bid for victory at her West Australian debut when she contests the Intersport Slater Gartrell Pace for mares at Gloucester Park on Friday night. The Art Major four-year-old, a recent…

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Lewis in Awe of Lavra Joe

Champion reinsman Chris Lewis has no hesitation in classing Lavra Joe in the same elite company as former star three-year-olds Saab, Talladega, Hilarion Star and Flashing Star he drove to numerous feature wins in the 1990s. And he is in awe of Lavra Joe, a remarkable three-year-old colt owned and trained by Ray Jones who…

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