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Arna talks home track

By Ken Weingartner ·

Cambridge harness racing trainer Arna Donnelly has four runners at the Waikato Bay of Plenty Harness Racing meeting at Cambridge tonight (Dec. 7).

Arna Donnelly (HRNZ Photo)

Race Three is the starting point for the stable with Little Spiker (Terror To Love) having his first start. He qualified in July and has had two workouts to prepare him for tonight’s run.

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Arna labelled Little Spiker as the stables best bet.

Race Five provides an opportunity for Bad Medicine (Bettor’s Delight) to add to his six win tally but his high assessment means he starts of the outside of the front row.

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Pacing Hope (Art Major) doesn’t fare any better for Donnelly, in Race Six also drawing the outside of the front row. Five of her eight wins have been on the Cambridge track and will have the services of Zev Meredith.

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Three year old Turnpike Joe (Raging Bull) rounds the night out for Donelly in Race Seven. He’s run two fourths in the Manawatu and should be better for those runs and the trip away.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

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