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Hacksaw Ridge ready to cut loose in Riverton Cup

By Harnesslink ·

Four harness racing siblings will be heading to Riverton on Sunday for the return to grass racing.

The four are out of broodmare Insar, owned by Wyndham trainer Ricky Gutsell and will be starting at the Riverton Trotting Club meeting.

In Race One Baltic Star (Always B Miki) commences the stable’s run. This eight start maiden has patchy form but does have ability.

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Last start winner Hacksaw Ridge (A Rocknroll Dance) has won all of his races on grass and should be suited to Sunday’s 2800 metre $25,000 Riverton Rural Transport Riverton Cup.

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Hacksaw Ridge winning at the Banks Peninsula meeting (Race Images Photo)

In Race Nine Gutsell lines up sister and brother Insarchatwist (A Rocknroll Dance) and Still Rockin (A Rocknroll Dance). Both have won three races on the grass.

Insarchatwist got too far back in her last start.

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Still Rockin returns to the mobile on Sunday after two starts from the stand.

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Gutsell says Still Rockin is the stables best bet.

by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

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