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Team Telfer heads south

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Team Telfer heads south

Leading harness racing trainers Steve and Amanda Telfer have a select group of pacers down to start at the Invercargill meeting at Ascot Park tomorrow.

First starter Franco Ezra (Bettor’s Delight) draws barrier two in a small field of two year olds in Race One. He led and qualified two weeks ago at Rangiora and will be driven by Tim Williams.

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The Telfers have two runners in Race Four, the two year old fillies feature. Theron (Captain Crunch) has had just the one trial, running a close third at Rangiora two weeks ago.

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Their second runner Music Mistress (Sweet Lou) debuted at the Wairio meeting last month running a close second to the impressive Ukraine. She draws barrier six on Friday.

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In Race Eight Steve and Amanda start Sweet Diamond (Sweet Lou). The five win mare draws barrier seven over the 1700 metres and has a good record on the Ascot Park track.

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For complete race entries, click here.

by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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Bruce Stewart, Invercargill HRC, New Zealand Harness Racing, Steve and Amanda Telfer, Tim Williams

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