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Douglas takes three good chances to Northern Southland tomorrow

By Adam Hamilton ·

Princess Macandrew (Downbytheseaside), Macandrew Aviator (Panspacificflight) and Always B Batman (Always B Miki) will offer harness racing trainer Jeremy Douglas three good chances at the Northern Southland Trotting Club meeting at Ascot Park tomorrow.

Princess Macandrew impressed some weeks ago, winning a qualifying trial by sixteen lengths and running the 1609 metres in 1-56.2.

She was back at the Wyndham Workouts last weekend to further her education.

The two year old filly draws barrier three in the Group Three Caduceus Club of Southland/Alabar Fillies Classic.

Princess Macandrew (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Open class pacer Macandrew Aviator makes a welcome return to the racetrack after last starting in the Hannon Memorial in September. In that race he galloped away and damaged his offside front foot.

He’s had three workouts prior to his resumption tomorrow.

Macandrew Aviator (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Always B Batman returns to the racetrack in the second heat of the Alabar Southern Supremacy Stakes. He won on debut at Addington in August and had one more start as a two year old before he was turned out.

He’s had two workouts to fit him for his three year old debut.

Always B Batman (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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New Zealand
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Always B Miki, Bruce Stewart, Downbytheseaside, Jeremy Douglas, New Zealand Harness Racing, Northern Southland Trotting Club, Panspacficflight

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