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Regan’s rundown for Cup Day

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Yaldhurst harness racing trainer Regan Todd prefers to fly under the radar so he’s happy Treacherous Gall (Captaintreacherous) is not to the forefront of discussions around the Nevele R ’50 Years of Success’ Final.

Treacherous Gall
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The giant filly draws wide at seven in the 1980 mobile and is likely to be taken back in the field. She’s noted for her barnstorming finishes.

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Treacherous Gall’s preparation for Tuesday’s feature was topped off by a run at the Cup trials on Wednesday.

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Todd takes a number of in form runners to Addington on Tuesday and has labelled Magic Dash (Kadabra) as the stables best bet.

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He also gives a plug for Borrisokane (Sportswriter) in Race Four.

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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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Addington, Bruce Stewart, New Zealand Harness Racing, NZ Metropolitan Trotting Club, Regan Todd

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