13/06/2026
There was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See lessThere was eight horses from Kyabram Trotting Club that featured amongst the placings over the past seven days in two states. Two of the horses involved also featured twice in the same week. We go back to Albion Park in Queensland, where trainer 'Luke Bryant' is enjoying a stint in the warm weather. He had 'Lower West Side' engaged in the ninth race on the card, and was driven by 'Will Rothwell' out of gate two. Allowed to run the gate, 'Lower West Side' ran to the top with ease, before being restrained to take a sit on the back of the leader. The horses running one, two and three at the bell fought out the finish, and finished in the same order with 'Lower West Side' coming in third beaten 6.5mts in a MR of 1.54.7 for the short trip.
At Kilmore back in Victoria on the same night, trainer 'Graham Lyon' had 'Heavenly Flyer' in the second of the night. Driven by the states leading driver, 'James Herbertson', 'Heavenly Flyer' started from gate three off the arm. Also engaged was the pole marker 'Bungy' who is owned by the 'Brennan' family at Tongala, and trained and driven by 'Maree and John Caldow'. 'Bungy' was quick to leave the arm and ran to the top in the pouring rain, and 'Herbie' was able to slot into the one one as the field took its order. With no change to the order at the bell, the first four in running started to get away from the field nearing the 400mts and 'Bungy' turned for home with a slight lead, and 'Heavenly Flyer' running fourth. The horse that sat leaders back ran to the lead, and the other two battled it out for the placings, with 'Bungy' holding on for second beaten 11.1mts, with 'Heavenly Flyer' a further 0.1mts behind him in third place in a MR of 2.02.3.
In race five of the night, the rain had abated, but the 'Neil Caldwell' owned, trained and driven 'Madge Egan' began from gate five over the 1690mt trip. Asked to run the gate, 'Madge Egan' was able to cross most of the ones inside of her and lobbed in the death. Running second at the bell, 'Neil' was able to work up to the leader at the 400mts and the first two turned for home with a break on the field, but in the run home, the leader was to strong for 'Madge Egan' who held on for second beaten 3.5mts in a MR of 2.03.6.
At Melton on Saturday night, The 'Rocket Crilly' and 'Ken Covington ' owned 'Kamaran' went around in the third of the night. Beginning from gate four, driver 'Kerryn Manning' was able to run the gate and was able to work to the lead as the field settled over the sprint trip. Allowed to run along in front, 'Kez' had most of the field off the bit as they worked the bend for home, but a bit of magic driving from 'James Herbertson' on the eventual winner saw him cut the bend and back to the sprint lane and through to grab the lead on the post with 'Kamaran' finishing second beaten 1.4mts in a MR of 1.57.1
At Shepparton on Tuesday night, the 'Casey Leijen' owned and trained 'Return Serve' went around in the third of the night. Driver 'Liam Older' had to contend with a back row draw with 'Return Serve' starting from outside the second line. Settling three back in the running line, 'Older' had the horse running seventh in the eight horse field as they got the bell. Making a three wide run from the 450mts and then having to go four wide around the bend, 'Return Serve' hit the line strongly to grab third place beaten 6.2mts in a MR of 1.56.8.
We go back to the Sunshine state on Wednesday night, where 'Lower West Side' stepped out for the second time in the week, to contest the eighth race of the night at the 'Redcliffe' meeting. Driver 'Angus Garrard' pushed the horse forward early from gate five and worked up three wide to go to the death over the sprint trip on the triangular shaped circuit. Running second at the bell, 'Garrard' was able run to the lead in the last lap, and went on to score by 5.6mts in a MR of 1.58.6
Also stepping out for the second time in the week was 'Heavenly Flyer' for 'Graham Lyon' at the Bendigo meeting on Wednesday night. Starting from gate three in race four, driver 'James Herbertson' was able to land in the one one as they took their order. Running fifth at the bell, 'Herbie' fund himself wedged up between horses and no where to go at the 400mts. Held up until turning for home, 'Heavenly Flyer' was able to duck down to the peg line, and ran home strongly to just miss second, finishing third beaten 5.3mts in a MR of 2.00.4.
Local racing kicks off at Charlton on Monday afternoon, before Shepparton race on Tuesday night. Maryborough and Bendigo both race on Wednesday.
Good luck to all in the coming week See less
