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Kirk Larsen talks Ascot Park

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Branxholme harness racing trainer Kirk Larsen heads to Ascot Park tomorrow with some good chances on the nine race card.

Lakelsa’s half-sister Evie Royale (Fear The Dragon) lines up for Larsen in Race One. She was run off her feet on debut but the run is expected to improve her.

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Shakedown (Majestic Son) resumes for Larsen in Race Three. He’s a half-sister to the well performed Vertigo and has had two workouts in preparation for his return to racing.

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Ace Of Spades (Betting Line) wears the stable colours in Race Five. His form has been solid and the one draw is a big assist.

Ace Of Spades (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Last start winner Ward Lemon (Downbytheseaside) jumps up a grade in Race Six. He faces some well performed opposition and draws barrier four.

Ward Lamon (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Trotter Xerion (Majestic Son) has been solid this time in. He looks a good bet in Race Seven where he faces easier opposition than he’s been racing against recently.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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Betting Line, Bruce Stewart, Downbytheseaside, Fear The Dragon, Invercargill HRC, Kirk Larsen, Majestic Son, New Zealand Harness Racing

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