Breeder achievements recognised in HBV's IRT Victorian Breeder Awards

19 April 2021 | Harness Breeders Victoria
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The 2019-2020 season was one like no other, for many reasons, and so it seemed apt that the presentation of awards to recognise the achievements of breeders should be a little different in 2021 too.

Aiming for a safer approach, Harness Breeders Victoria has undertaken an online program of award announcements, featuring nominees in the week leading up to the Nutrien Yearling Sales, and completing the fortnight schedule with naming of winners for the 2019-2020 season.

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