Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Young Jandabup trainer Ryan Cummins has no regrets that he paid $6000 early in 2022 to buy Ifeel Sikdarl, who scored a strong all-the-way victory in the $21,000 www.gloucesterpark.com.au Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. This took his earnings for the 29-year-old Cummins to $79,576 from nine wins and…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX A change of environment has worked wonders for veteran pacer Machlani, who revealed unexpected gate speed to set the pace and score a runaway victory in the 2130m WA Hall Of Fame Submissions Now Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. The eight-year-old was having his sixth start in the…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Veteran pacer Deeorse, unplaced at his previous twelve starts, ended a losing sequence of 22 when he caused an upset in an action-packed SEFS The Asset Finance Specialists Handicap at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Deeorse is prepared at Wanneroo by Debbie Padberg, who races the eight-year-old in partnership with…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Former star juvenile pacer Jaspervellabeach emerged from the wilderness at Gloucester Park on Friday night when a flying start from the outside barrier in the field of six paved the way for his victory in the $21,000 WA Hall Of Fame Submissions Due Pace. Jaspervellabeach, a Victorian-bred seven-year-old, was third…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Ravenswood trainer Nathan Turvey was happy when Busselton trainer Barry Howlett asked him to take over the preparation of talented mare Three Rumours a few weeks ago. But he admitted he was also somewhat apprehensive. “Barry gave me Three Rumours to train because there were some Albany meetings on Friday…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Byford trainer Katja Warwick is riding on the crest of a wonderful wave, and she continued her recent run of successes when Chris Lewis drove the brilliant Machnificent to an effortless victory in the $31,000 Members Sprint at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Machnificent, the $1.20 favourite, was not extended…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX 11,325 days is a very long time in anyone’s language. That represents the time span between Bill Hayes’s two most recent driving successes in a metropolitan-class event at Gloucester Park. The 74-year-old Pinjarra hobby trainer-reinsman ended this 30-year gap when he prepared and drove smart five-year-old Lucca to an impressive…