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Bondy talks about his four for Ascot Park

By Michael Howard ·

Lyndon Bond rolls out four runners for the Invercargill Harness Racing Club’s meeting at Ascot Park on Monday.

The well-bred Del’s Creation (Creatine) made a mistake at Winton at her last start but will get a chance to redeem herself in Race One over 2700 metres.

Del’s Creation (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Stella Bay (Majestic Son) showed improvement at her last start, running second behind Zeke. This looks like a winnable race for the four year old.

Stella Bay (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Quality pacer Step It Up A Notch (Rock N Roll Heaven) is having his first start in four months. He blew out at his last start running last, but he should be improved from the run and gets his chance in the South Port Bluff Cup.

Step It Up A Notch (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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The Wulver (Buy Kiwi Made) got back and ran home nicely for fourth at his last start. He should be able to race handier in Race Nine from barrier two.

The Wulver (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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Bruce Stewart, Invercargill HRC, Lyndon Bond, New Zealand Harness Racing

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