Graham: The stars sparkled up north - what's next?

30 July 2021 | Brittany Graham
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The Australasian harness racing scene now takes a few months of feature race rest and recovery after a jam packed first half of the year.  

While there are still feature races here and there over the coming months, the next carnival of note will be when Victoria steps back into the spotlight headlined by the Pryde's EasiFeed Victoria Cup meeting on October 9.   

In past years, we would be well in truly in the thick of Breeders Crown preparations, however, with that series pushed back to November, most of the big guns are taking the opportunity for a freshen up. 

So where are the stars out of the carnival off to next? 

Click for the latest on PINK GALAHS, TOUGH MONARCH, HUMBLE LADD, MOMENTSLIKETHESE, ROCKIN MARTY, JERADAS DELIGHT, COPY THAT, AMERICAN DEALER, AMAZING DREAM, KRUG, KING OF SWING, EXPENSIVE EGO and SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS in 'The Forum' at thetrots.com.au

 

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