The heat is on as a Mildura Cup berth is up for grabs

02 April 2024
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One of the most even lineups in many years is assembled for Victoria’s prestigious Tasco Petroleum Mildura Pacing Cup with qualifying heats to be contested tonight .

The $50,000 Group 3 harness racing feature is the only edition of the State’s country cup series to be run over the heat-and-final format, and tonight’s two heats are sure to be hotly contested as runners chase a spot in Saturday night’s (Apr 6) final.

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