Bulletproof Boy ready for Nullarbor after Melton success

05 April 2026 | John Dunne
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The cult figure of Victorian harness racing, Bulletproof Boy, tuned up for the $1.25m The Nullarbor with an all-the-way win in the Hip Pocket Free For All at Melton on Saturday night.

Sent out the $1.85 favourite, Bulletproof Boy speared straight to the front and James Herbertson was able to ease the tempo in a leisurely 62.4 first half before throwing a 26.7 last 400 metres at his rivals.

On the line, Bulletproof Boy held a neck margin over the fast-finishing Fighter Command, with Bay Of Biscay four metres away in third.

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