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Morrison looking for more wins at Addington

By Delaware Department of Agriculture ·

John Morrison, trainer driver of Amistozo (Race Images Photo)

Ashburton harness racing trainer John Morrison will take his in form team to Addington tomorrow night in the hope of adding some more winning numbers to the tally.

With four of his six runners carrying seven on the saddle cloth, Morrison will be hoping seven is the night’s lucky number.

Heaven’s Mark (Rock N Roll Heaven) was brave on debut, finishing second to Reklaws Dream. The five year old mare draws barrier seven in Race Two which looks to be a handy maiden field.

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John has labelled Heaven’s Mark as the stable’s best bet.

Impressive last start winner Fear And Faith (Father Patrick) takes the next step up in Race Five.

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Quality three year old filly Watching Brief (He’s Watching) will be looking to make it two from two in Race Six. She draws barrier one and faces some battle hardened opposition.

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Galleon’s Ambassador (Love You) gets a mobile start this week and a good draw at four over the sprint trip of 1980 metres.

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Sweet Trixie (Sweet Lou) starts in Race Eight. On debut, over 2000 metres, she got back and ran home well for fifth. Tomorrow night’s race is over 2600 metres.

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Harrison (Auckland Reactor) rounds out the Morrison night in Race Nine. He got close to winning at his last start and is one of the highest rated horses in the field.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

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