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Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm

Douglas looking for hometown success

By Dave Di Somma ·

Ascot Park horseman Jeremy Douglas has a few winning chances on his home track tomorrow.

The Douglas day gets started in Race Two when Muscle Dash (Muscle Hill) races in a non-win trot. He’s only been at Douglas’s barn for a short time.

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Jeremy has two starters in Race Five – Reg The Ledge (Raging Bull) and Miki Skipper (Always B Miki).

Reg The Ledge has been to plenty of workouts and trials and makes his race day debut tomorrow.

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Miki Skipper has run three seconds in his last three starts, so this looks like a winnable race for him.

Miki Skipper (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Magic Sign (Terror To Love) hasn’t been showing his best lately. He gets his chance to atone in Race Six.

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Ten Da Touch (Downbytheseaside) was in great form early this prep, but his form has tapered off since. He gets a good draw to operate from in Race Seven.

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In Race Nine the Douglas runner is Dragon Power (Fear The Dragon). His form has been excellent in the last few months.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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New Zealand
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Always B Miki, Bruce Stewart, Downbytheseaside, Fear The Dragon, Invercargill HRC, Jeremy Douglas, Muscle Hill, New Zealand Harness Racing, Raging Bull, Terror To Love

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