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Nathan Purdon talks Oamaru Juvenile Stakes

By Kimberly Rinker ·

After three harness racing wins at Addington last night, Purdon Racing heads south to Oamaru tomorrow with three runners in the $25,000 Diamond Creek Farm Oamaru Juvenile Stakes.

Last start winner Five Crowns (Bettor’s Delight) has been back to the trials since winning at Addington a month ago.

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Demon Blue (Art Major) did all his early season racing in Auckland and finished third in the same trial as stablemate Five Crowns.

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The country’s leading two year old Rubira (Always B Miki) resumes after running third in the G1 Welcome Stakes in May. He’s had two trials recently.

Rubira returning to the Wyndham birdcage (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

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