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13 November 2026

Queensland's harness stars dominate Australasia

The strength of the Queensland harness racing industry has once again come to the fore on one of Australasia’s biggest stages. Led by Inter Dominion champions Leap To Fame and Gus, the Sunshine State celebrated a red-letter day on Tuesday by claiming both the Group 1 New Zealand Trotting Cup and...

13 November 2026

Next stop: The TAB Eureka

YOUNG gun Will Rixon will drive emerging star The Last Trip in the $1.5 million TAB Eureka after playing a key role in the pacer landing slot in the world’s richest pacing race. Slot owner Daniel Cordina said Rixon had been a key in negotiations for him to secure The Last Trip in his Cordina Racing...

13 November 2026

Speed takes centre stage for Dynamo night in Hobart

Friday night’s harness meeting at Hobart’s Ladbrokes Park Elwick will be all about speed, with the $20,000 Dynamo incentive taking centre stage, but an intriguing clash of three talented stablemates in the Blue Bonnet will provide another highlight. The Dynamo covers races two to nine, all...

12 November 2026

Leap's record-breaking fame continues to grow

THE records keep tumbling for the great Leap To Fame as he heads into another almighty challenge against arch-rival Captains Mistress at Addington tomorrow. His epic win in Tuesday’s Go Media NZ Trotting Cup gave Leap To Fame the outright record for Group 1 wins by a pacer in Australasia with 17....

12 November 2026

Gloucester Park Preview Friday 13th November 2026

Hall opts for Cyclone Jordy Champion reinsman Gary Hall Jnr spent a considerable amount of time before making a choice between Mighty Ronaldo and Cyclone Jordy as his drive in the $100,000 James Brennan Memorial over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Finally, he decided to handle four-year-old...

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