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Lauren Pearson and Alister Kyle on their chances for Invercargill

By Tim Bojarski ·

Winton harness racing trainers Lauren Pearson and Alister Kyle take teams to the Invercargill meeting at Ascot Park tomorrow.

The Kyle colours will be on track for Race One when Tasha’s Bad Girl (Sir Lincoln) represents the stable. She was pushed wide at Riverton and didn’t run on but gets a chance to improve with a nice draw at two.

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Lauren Pearson’s day gets underway in Race Two when Nek Delight (Bettor’s Delight) runs for the stable. She draws wide at barrier eight.

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In Race Four Alister lines up Ask Me Lou (Sweet Lou). She was held up at her last start at Riverton and made ground late.

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Kyle Loch (One Over Da Moon) for the Kyle stable lines up in The Gold Chip Final. He battled on for fourth at his last start on this course two weeks ago.

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Without Comparison (Wishing Stone) was rewarded with a last start win at Riverton and is in solid form for the Pearson stable.

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Lauren lines up two runners in Race Eight – Wild Bull (Raging Bull) and Duke Of Scotland (Sweet Lou).

Wild Bull (Bruce Stewart Photo)

Wild Bull has been impressive at the trials and workouts and it’s a family that goes well fresh. He has a draw to lead from.

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Duke Of Scotland’s form has been solid this time in. He draws one off the fence on the second row.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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Alister Kyle, Bruce Stewart, Invercargill HRC, Lauren Pearson, New Zealand Harness Racing

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