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Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm

Telfer talks Auckland

By Equine Guelph ·

Harness racing trainers premiership front runners Steve and Amanda Telfer have four of their team competing at Alexandra Park tomorrow night.

Cyren Shard (Vincent) fronts up in Race One and this will be Russian driver Kirstina Denifostova’s second drive in this country.

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First starter Beachbreak (Downbytheseaside) faces six other juveniles in Race Two and draws wide at six.

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Last start winner Precious Bet (Bettor’s Delight) gets his chance to extend his record in Race Five.

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Open class pacer Alta Wiseguy (Mach Three) hasn’t had a lot of racing in the last twelve months, and he’s expected to improve with tomorrows outing. He gets a nice draw at one in Race Six.

Alta Wiseguy (Bruce Stewart Photo)
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For complete race entries, click here.

by Bruce Stewart, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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Auckland Trotting Club, Bruce Stewart, New Zealand Harness Racing, Steve and Amanda Telfer

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