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Listen to Alister Black and Craig Ferguson talk about their team chances for Gore

By Harnesslink ·

Southern harness racing trainers Alister Black and Craig Ferguson have some quality runners prepared for when racing resumes on the all weather surface at Gore on Thursday.

First starter Captain Sarah (Captaintreacherous) is Black’s entry in Race One. The three year old filly has been well tested at four workouts and one qualifying trial.

Captain Sarah (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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In Race Two Dignify (Father Patrick) has been building his formline, running on in both of his two starts.

Dignify (Bruce Stewart  Photo)
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Ferguson has three horses for Gore and his first is Major Art (Art Major) which could lead for driver Mark Hurrell from barrier three. He got too far back on debut but ran on late for third.

Major Art (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Netherton Franco (Always B Miki) has crafted a very good formline and over the 1700 metres in a small field should be a major player in Race Five.

Netherton Franco (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Last start winner Huki Fella (Lord Forbes) comes up with a wide draw in Race Eight. He’s been freshened since winning at Wyndham earlier this month.

Huki Fella (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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Alister Black, Bruce Stewart, Craig Ferguson, Gore Harness Racing Club, Harness Racing New Zealand

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