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Norman’s six in Fast 10

By Tim Bojarski ·

Gore trainer Brian Norman has six runners in tomorrow’s Fast 10 harness racing meeting at Ascot Park.

Eight year old mare Steve (Repeat Love) starts the ball rolling in Race Three. Until her last start tenth at Winton, she was in solid form.

Steve (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Robust Easton (Washington VC) in Race Four, had a tough run when debuting at Winton a week ago. He gets a nice draw at four in the 2200 metre trip.

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Superfast (Washington VC) just missed winning at her last start. Lining up in Race Five, her form suggests a win may not be too far away,

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Intermediate trotter Port Pegasus (Pegasus Spur) resumes in Race Six. He’s had two workouts for two thirds and a win.

Port Pegasus (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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Sherwood Maggie (Live Or Die) draws nicely for Norman in Race Seven.

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Close (Washington VC) rounds out Norman’s day in Race Eight. She gets a tricky draw on the outside of the front row.

Close (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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New Zealand
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Ascot Park, Brian Norman, Bruce Stewart, Invercargill HRC, New Zealand Harness Racing

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