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Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm

Harness briefs - 2nd January 2018

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Harness briefs - 2nd January 2018

Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen repeated their feat of 2009 by winning seven races on the night at Alexandra Park on Sunday.

The All Stars Stable won with A Lister, Jesse Duke, Stress Factor, Chase Auckland, Elle Mac, Vincent and Ashley Locaz.

Tim Willams drove three winners for the stable, while Natalie Rasmussen drove the remaining four including the Auckland Cup aboard Vincent. 

Vincent will now head to Australia in search of more wins and a possible clash with Lazarus later in the year. His first target will be the $100,000 Ballarat Cup on January 20

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Olivia Thornley had her first win as a driver when she won during the Banks Peninsular meeting at Motukarara last Friday. The win came on her nine raceday drive on a horse called Awaytocullect, who is trained by Olivia's father Robin at Templeton.

 

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Promising pacers King Size and Steiger have been put down in the last week.

Steiger had an unfortunate paddock accident last week and had to be euthanised after he shattered an elbow joint. 

One win pacer King Size fell during a race at Reefton on Saturday and had to be put down. Driver Dexter Dunn emerged from the crash unscathed but the race was abandoned after King Size could not be removed from the track.

 

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