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Greg Hunter talks Invercargill

By Harnesslink ·

Kennington harness racing trainer Greg Hunter takes three pacers to the Invercargill HRC meeting at Ascot Park tomorrow.

First Light (Sportswriter) kicks off his day in Race Four. She’s been in great form this preparation and get a nice draw at four to utilise her good gate speed.

First Light (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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First Light is out of Twilight Franco who won five of her twenty eight starts and was placed a further twelve times.

It’s A Pleasure (Downbytheseaside) returns to racing in Race Three after last starting in May. The three year old filly has raced three times for two seconds and has been to two workouts this preparation. She draws two on the second row.

It’s A Pleasure (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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In Race Nine Beach Day (Sunshine Beach) represents the stable and faces a strong field of intermediate grade pacers. The four year old mare hasn’t raced since June when she capped off a good run of form to win at Winton. She’s had two workouts to fit her for return to racing and draws five in an eight horse field.

Beach Day (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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Bruce Stewart, Greg Hunter, Invercargill HRC, New Zealand Harness Racing

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