Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Talented young reinsman Kyle Symington is planning positive tactics for Atlantic Gem in a bid to win the opening event, the $21,000 North Coast Fibreglass Neerabup Pace for three-year-old fillies at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “She was good at her latest start when she sat in the breeze and…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Brilliant West Australian driver Deni Roberts is excited at the prospect of matching her skills against star Eastern States drivers in the Interdominion Championship series when she sets out on a steep learning curve over the next fortnight. The 29-year-old Roberts has yet to drive on the three championship series…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Star pacer Mister Smartee has trained on well since his second placing to Minstrel in the WA Pacing Cup last Friday week, and his driver Gary Hall Jnr is confident he will return to the winning list by outpacing his rivals in the $125,000 North Coast Fibreglass Four-Year-Old Classic at…
Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators “He’s forward; he’s sharp and he’s ready,” declared trainer Jemma Hayman when assessing Captain Ravishing’s prospects in the $31,000 Bathroom Central WA Members Sprint at Gloucester Park on Friday night. The lightly-raced five-year-old, who will be having his first start for 21 days, is a sprint specialist, having…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX New Zealand-bred six-year-old Gee Heza Sport continues to shine, and he brought up his fourth win in a row in the space of 26 days when he outclassed the opposition in the $25,000 Westral Verishade Curtains Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “It was just like trackwork…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Aggressive driving by Deni Roberts paved the way for Tualou’s easy victory in the 2130m Westral Honeycomb Blinds Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Tualou, the $1.40 favourite, began from out wide at barrier No. 7 in the 2130m event, and Roberts identified the $3.90 second fancy Franklin Delano,…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Few pacers in Western Australian stand as tall as Travelban, who gave a sample of his ability when he finished strongly to win the Go One Better With Westral Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. The towering four-year-old who stands 16.3 hands was a $4.60 chance from…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Stuart McDonald lavished praise on New Zealand-bred three-year-old Golden Lode after driving him to a brilliant victory in the 2130m Westral Meshlock Security Doors And Screens Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “He’s lightning fast, and has got tougher,” declared McDonald after Golden Lode, the $7.20 second…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX When smart five-year-old Brickies Dream was tenth with 500m to travel in the 1730m Westral Shadetrack Outdoor Blinds Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night his winning prospects looked quite remote. But he unleashed a sizzling burst after going five wide 250m from home to storm to a most impressive…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Gary Hall junior’s snap decision to vacate a handy position 250m after the start, three back on the pegs, with veteran pacer Alta Rhett paid dividends when the eight-year-old was successful in the $19,000 Westral Window Blinds Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night. In an action-packed race Navy Street,…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Full-brothers Machtu and Eloquent Mach were prolific winners in Western Australia in the past decade, but their younger half-sister Tenehi has been far less prominent, not having raced. But Tenehi could be making her mark as a broodmare, with her first foal Ruia showing promise for Busselton owner-trainer Barry Howlett.…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX New Zealand-bred six-year-old Gee Heza Sport continues to shine, and he brought up his fourth win in a row in the space of 26 days when he outclassed the opposition in the $25,000 Westral Verishade Curtains Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. “It was just like trackwork…