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Stapleton hopes for more luck at Cromwell

By The Meadowlands ·

Stapleton hopes for more luck at Cromwell

Rakaia harness racing trainer Warren Stapleton is hoping for a bit more luck on the second day of the Wyndham Harness Racing Club’s meeting at Cromwell tomorrow.

Portelli (Majestic Son) gets a chance to redeem in Race One after breaking and finishing second last on Friday.

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Tane JJ (Highview Tommy) was unlucky on Friday and Stapleton is hoping for a better run tomorrow. He rates the six year old gelding as his best bet of the day in Race Three.

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In Race Seven the stable has two runners, Cosmic Angel (Master Glide) and Eye Love You (Love You).

Cosmic Angel led and broke on the first day finishing sixth.

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Eye Love You was an okay sixth on Friday and Kimberly Butt will drive the five year old mare again.

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In Race Nine Lester (Bettor’s Delight) was a battling second on the first day and Stapleton says tomorrow’s race looks harder.

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by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

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