Ken Casellas | Photo: Hamilton Content Creators Punters will have to wait until the final event at Gloucester Park on Friday night to watch the first appearance at headquarters of New Zealand-bred four-year-old Sweet Pins, who gives every indication of developing into an outstanding pacer. This will be the horse’s second career start — after…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Star driver Deni Roberts deliberated at length before giving punters a good lead by choosing to handle Chugach in preference to his stablemate and promising filly Slay Queen in the Nathan, Nat and Shaun For Breakfast Pace over 1730m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Slay Queen, who was most…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX New Zealand-bred seven-year-old Mr Fantastic has been somewhat of a gay deceiver during his 51-start career, but trainer Ryan Bell believes the gelding has turned the corner and is capable of a bold first-up effort when he begins from the No. 1 barrier in the Don’t Think Just Nova Pace…
Ken Casellas | Photo: PACEPIX Under the preferential draw conditions of the $50,000 Nova Winter Cup at Gloucester Park on Friday night star pacer Gee Heza Sport has to begin from the outside barrier (No. 9) on the front line. But the New Zealand-bred seven-year-old is racing in such grand form that he should overcome…