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Private press classic landed on Efficient Space: Joe Tossini re-released his album from 1989 in partnership with Michael Kucyk. "An astoundingly honest, passionate record of cosmopolitan lounge music, he willed this charming suburban oddity into existence without any formal musical training".
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Last time Tony Herlihy took Temporale to Cambridge he was full of confidence and went home with the spoils. Tonight he is full of hope going into the Flying Stakes, the first leg of an open class double at the track's centenary meeting. Auckland Cup winner Turn It Up is expected to lead and win the Flying Mile for the pacers providing he can hold off the attentions of Jack's Legend and Star Galleria at the start. But he will be red hot, especially with New Zealand Cup winning stablemate Thefixer likely to be back early from his wide draw and then parked at the very best from the bell. So while Turn It Up should continue his short but spectacular winning run his divvy may not be that attractive to most punters, although plenty will anchor him in the $40,000 Pick6. But it is in the trotters sprint that there is money to be made based around three group one winners. Speeding Spur returns after his honest Inter Dominion campaign but has the outside gate while last week's National Trot winner Massive Metro faces two significant hurdles: drawing the second line and an apparent aversion to left-handed racing. While means Temporale picks himself. Well, he does on his form two starts ago, not so much on what he did last start. Two starts ago he came here, took on similar opposition and sat parked for the last 800m to wear down stablemate The Almighty Johnson over a mile, so more or less the same trip as tonight's 1700m. Herlihy had gone into that race confident after some improved work and tipped Temporale strongly in the Herald and he was backed in from $6 to $2.90. Then a week later in that National Trot won by Massive Metro, Temporale galloped early and never trotted squarely after. "He warmed up great then galloped early and afterwards he never trotted any good," said Herlihy. "We went over him and have had some chiropractic work done and his work has been good since. "So I expect him to be better but when they go a race like he did last time it knocks your confidence and it is hard to go there on Friday as happy as I was with him last time we went to Cambridge." If the December 24 version of Temporale turns up he should probably take the lead off The Almighty Johnson and win but he is does still have an issue Herlihy can't put his finger on, then Speeding Spur might be able to turn the clock back three years to when he won this race in 2016. As for the pacers Turn It Up will almost certainly win if he leads but there is very little data on whether he can easily do that with two quick beginners drawn close by. He has only had four mobile starts in his career, getting crossed in a maiden race from barrier one on debut but he did lead from barrier eight in an intermediate field at the Cup meeting. His only mobile start in the big time was when he drew barrier two in the NZ Free-For-All and couldn't cross Jack's Legend out of the gate but with such a short run to the first turn at Cambridge he looks a good chance to hold the front and even if he doesn't he should trail and still probably win. Bettorstartdreaming (race six) back from taking on the best three-year-olds last start might prove the other Pick6 anchor. Michael Guerin
The home of New Zealand horse racing celebrates a centenary this weekend. Now there is a statement guaranteed to start the odd argument. After all, New Zealand has some wonderful racing cities and towns. But in reality, Cambridge is the centre of New Zealand racing. Not just because of the huge number of stud farms that have housed champion sires like Zabeel or even his famous father Sir Tristram. And not just because Cambridge is our busiest thoroughbred training centre which in itself creates a mini economy around it. But Cambridge is also one of the proudest harness racing centres in the country, having produced names like Hunter, Butcher, Mitchell and Dickie. Tomorrow night Cambridge celebrates 100 years since the racetrack where the harness races are still held was built. Back in those days it was a grass, dual code track until the gallopers move across the road decades later. During the second World War it was used as a military camp housing up to 1000 army personnel and only returned to the racing industry in 1946. Eventually the all-weather harness racing replaced the grass, the lights went up and night racing started in early 1965 and the first mobile start races came later that year. But while much has changed, one thing has been a constant: the great horses. Even these days when Cambridge acts as more of a feeder club for the richer Alexandra Park races it still holds on to hosting the Jewels every second year and tomorrow night hosts it signature race, the Flying Mile. So mainly by memory and with a little help from a thing called the internet, here are eight of the great moments and horses in the 100 years of Cambridge Raceway:— 1: Cardigan Bay: The greatest of them all came to Cambridge in September 1963 and equalled the national mile record. He went on to win the New Zealand Cup two months later and become the first standardbred in the world to win $1million. He was, and still in, harness racing's Richie McCaw. 2: Young Quinn: There is nothing quite like a hometown boy made good and Young Quinn was definitely that for champion horseman Charlie Hunter. He won the Flying Mile in 1975 when it was worth $5000 and Quinny only needed to pace a sedate 1:58.9. Soon after he won the Inter Dominion at Alexandra Park then went on to greatness in North America. 3: Christian Cullen: In the space of 13 days in February 1999, Christian Cullen won both the Four-Year-Old classic and the Flying Mile, pacing 54.5 seconds for his last 800m in both, times that wowed harness racing fans. The star who shone all too briefly beat the likes of Holmes D G, Homin Hosed and Bogan Fella and did it in a style we have never seen since. 4: Smolda: Better horses than Smolda appear on this list but his 2012 Jewels win was one of the greatest performances seen in NZ harness racing as he bulldozed his rivals in 1:52.1 Remarkably the horse who finished second, Lets Elope, contests the Flying Mile tomorrow night, seven and a half years later. 5: Lyell Creek: New Zealand's champion trotter popped into Cambridge twice in nine days in January 2001, beating Mountain Gold in both the Flying Mile (1:56.7) and the Flying Stakes. Both times he paid $1.15 which begs the question: who backed the other horses? 6: Auckland Reactor: Was still unbeaten when he downed Miracle Mile winner Monkey King in the Flying Mile on January 2, 2009 and the crowd lined the home straight fence to pat the freak on his way back to the stables. Jogged home to win the Classic a week later but stunned punters when beaten for the first time after galloping away in he Futurity a week after that. Quite a fortnight. 7: Magic maidens: Former two-time NZ Cup hero Just An Excuse won his first ever race at Cambridge on June 20, 2002, bolting in by nearly 10 lengths. You could have walked away that night thinking that is the best maiden I'll ever see win at Cambridge. Until three months later when his eventual his arch rival of latter years Elsu also won his maiden at Cambridge on September 27, 2002. I'll let you decide. 8: Adore Me: Gold Ace was the NZ Free-For-All champ and a super sprinter but in 2015 Adore Me sat parked outside him and paced a track record 1:51.6 in the Flying Mile. Two months later she paced her now famous 1:47.7 at Menangle. Michael Guerin
Northern Southland 10 January Summer twilight racing at Ascot Park Raceway in Invercargill with the Northern Southland Trotting Club is the go on Thursday 10 January with the House Of Travel Lakers Summer Cup the feature event along with several other quality harness races. A losing ticket draw after Race 6 will see one lucky punter win a $250 betting voucher with an opportunity for that winner to go on and win a $1000 betting voucher at the club's final meeting later in the season. Owners are welcome in the Alabar Owners Room and one owner will go in the club's season long competition with three great prizes up for grabs. Admission is free and the first race is timed for 3.00pm. Nelson 11 and 13 January GETTING IN THE GATE As it is a InterIslander Summer Festival race meeting there will be a gate charge so make sure you have your licence handy to get in the gate. We will be sending all your owners a text/email so they can show that at the gate to get in. The big news is we have increased stakes from what they were last summer. The stake for the Golden Edge Nelson Cup is now $14,000 and the Handicap Trot has increased to $9,000. The forecast is for fine weather so make sure you come on up and enjoy some Nelson hospitality. STAKE INCREASE As mentioned above, stakes have increased for this race meeting, from last summer. We couldn't do this without the continued support of all our sponsors - we are most thankful! Nelson Pine Industries & Golden Edge are again sponsoring our Prelude and the Nelson Cup which we are excited to announce will be for stakes of $10,000 and $14,000 respectively. So bring your R60 plus pacer to Nelson and race for $24,000 in stake money! FOOD & BEVERAGES Food and drink will be available in the Drivers Room for all trainers, drivers and their staff. A coffee cart will be outside the numbers room in the stabling area. Food and drink will also be available to purchase in the bar and at the food and drink stalls. BBQ ON US IN THE BIRDCAGE We would like to invite all trainers, drivers, staff and owners to attend a BBQ on Thursday 10th January in the Birdcage from 5 -7 pm. The club are putting this on in recognition of your continued support of our race meeting. No need to rush off and find yourself dinner - come and join us for a bite and a beverage. We will again be running some raffles so bring a few coins. BIG BREAKFAST Breakfast will be again available from 7 am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings at the OTB rooms. A huge thank you to the OTB members who make this happen at each of our race meetings!! CAMPING The trainers camp is available again this year for those wishing to stay on course. For more information contact Kristie 0274118608 JUNIOR DRIVERS The top point scoring junior driver over the two days will receive a $250 Z voucher. This is kindly being donated by our good friends David & Jan Birdling Security Consultants. A big thank you to them and a nice reward for our juniors who make the trip North to Nelson!! BEST PRESENTED HORSE The Best Presented Horse in each race will receive a bag of Dunstan Speedfeed or Equifibre Lucerne Pro - a big thanks to Dunstan Horsefeeds!! THE DUNSTAN DOUBLE Dunstan continue their growing association with Harness Racing by offering the "DUNSTAN DOUBLE". Any individual horse competing over the two days that completes a "double of wins" will win their trainer five bags of feed from the Dunstan or Equifibre range. INTERISLANDER SUMMER FESTIVAL SELECTIONS This year we will be asking drivers of the selected horse in each race to wear a lime green helmet cover. Cambridge Raceway 11 January - Club to mark Centenary in style A great night of summer racing with plenty of atmosphere promises to entertain racegoers attending Cambridge Raceway's January 11 meeting next year, which will mark the centenary of the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Harness Incorporated racing club. Established in 1919, the club has become an integral part of the Cambridge community. Not only has it become the epicenter for racing in the region, its facilities have also been widely utilised, including as a training camp for the New Zealand military during World War II. To mark the milestone, the club plans to celebrate in style with the night taking on a 1920's Great Gatsby and Peaky Blinders theme and racegoers are encouraged to dress-up accordingly. "We want to make a really big night of the centenary meeting," Cambridge Raceway chief executive Dave Branch said. "It's all going to be dress-up, the whole place will be decked out in a 1920's theme. "We want to create a great atmosphere and pack the grass verge out along the front of the grandstand with hospitality, the Skyline Lounge will also be open, the Alf Walsh Lounge will take on a speakeasy vibe for the night and we will also have our Colts and Fillies Club to entertain the children. "We're not only celebrating racing at Cambridge but also the past 100 years of the Cambridge township and we're involving the Cambridge Community in the promotions and the race night. "There will be a 1920s themed window dressing competition in the lead up to the event." The night will also offer a great card of racing, including the Gr.2 Waikato Flying Mile (1609m) and the Gr.3 Cambridge Trotters Flying Stakes (1700m), which have been specifically moved to mark the celebration. "Traditionally they have been on that earlier January meeting, but this will space it out a bit more from the Auckland (new year's eve) meeting, so hopefully we will get a few of the better horses from the Auckland Cup (Gr.1, 3200m)," Branch said. The Waikato Flying Mile has been a key race for the club, with its inaugural running in 1966, and plenty of quality graduates have gone on to perform at elite level. "It's always a race that has brought the crowds," Branch said. "I remember Christian Cullen when he won the race, and going through the past winners it's a pretty impressive roll of honour." Other notable winners include champion pacers Young Quinn, Luxury Liner and Christopher Vance, while recent winners include race record holder Adore Me (1.51.6) and current world-beater Lazarus. Branch said there has been many highlights for the club in its 100 years, including the running of the Harness Jewels every second year since its inception, but the construction of the grandstand in the 1970s has been the club's biggest achievement. "The Jewels has definitely been a highlight, but building the grandstand has been the biggest highlight for the club," Branch said. "The Jewels this year has been the biggest highlight for myself as chief executive of the club and also retaining it for 2020. There has been a lot of learning from this year's event, so we're excited to see what we can offer in 2020. "We have got a fairly new team at the raceway and everybody is keen and wanting to move the place forward, which is fantastic." The gates to Cambridge Raceway will open at 5pm on January 11, with racegoers encouraged to dress-up for the 1920's theme. For more information visit this page – Cambridge Raceway Timaru Wednesday 16 January Enjoy your holiday with a day's racing at the Timaru HRC meeting at Phar Lap Raceway. 11 races First race start 12.20pm Ensure you have done your holiday racing research to pick the winners in our quality race day fields Watch and support our young people in the industry in the Junior Drivers race. Children's activities include colouring in competition, lucky numbers, kids quiz and kiddies castle. Kapiti Coast Harness Racing Club Inc Update Fantastic news Harness racing enthusiasts and participants. The Kapiti Coast Harness Racing Club can confirm that our 2019 Racing License has been recently granted by the NZ Racing Board for Friday 1st February and Sunday 3rd February to be held on the MAIN OUTSIDE TRACK of the Otaki Maori Race Course, Otaki. This is North Island GRASS TRACK harness racing at its very best. A successful galloping race meeting was held last Thursday on the Otaki Maori Race course and the track came through with 'flying colours' , after extensive drainage work and grass reseeding of the surface. By February 2019 we expect the grass track to offer a near "perfect" racing surface for all HARNESS participants. The Club anticipates that stakes will be on a par with our 2018 meeting, being $9,000 per race , with the Wellington Trotting Cup run on the Friday with a stake of $12,000 and the Otaki Cup run on the Sunday for $12,000.[ These stakes were the highest of any North Island Grass track harness meeting in 2018]. There will be 10 races programmed each day. The usual Kapiti hospitality will be on offer for all industry participants and owners. We welcome you all with open arms on the Kapiti Coast at Otaki Racecourse in early February 2019. Chris Craddock Vice President Kapiti Coast Harness Racing Club Inc. 027 410 2420 HRNZ Marketing
Cambridge's centenary meeting is set to host a rare clash of New Zealand's biggest Cups winners. Because both New Zealand Cup hero Thefixer and this week's Auckland Cup winner Turn It Up are being aimed at next Friday's $60,000 Flying Mile. The super sprint is the centrepiece of Cambridge's celebration of 100 years of racing and while the Flying Mile often attracts an elite level star like Lazarus, it rarely sees the two major Cup winners clash. And they are likely to be joined by defending Mile champion Star Galleria as well as last season's New Zealand Cup runner-up Jacks Legend, making it one of the strongest Flying Miles in years. The Purdon-Rasmussen camp confirmed both Thefixer, who hasn't raced since winning the New Zealand Cup, and Turn It Up will clash in the Mile after their trainers sat down to plan out where most of their superstars are heading for the summer. Thefixer missed the Auckland Cup after being given an easy time after the New Zealand Cup but looked very fit working between races on Monday. So his clash with Turn It Up could, depending on draws and runs, indicate just who the best pacer in New Zealand is at the moment. The All Stars also likely to have Ashley Locaz and All U Need Is Faith in the race so Cambridge officials will be beaming that their centenary night will attract a field appropriate for the occasion. Thefixer will be using the Mile as a lead up to the Ballarat Cup on January 19 before the Hunter Cup two weeks later. He will be joined at Ballarat by stablemates Cruz Bromac and Spankem, who are already in Australia after competing in the Inter Dominions. Cruz Bromac will also head to the Hunter Cup on February 2 but Spankem will be aimed at the Bonanza at Melton on January 26 to attempt to qualify for the Chariots of Fire in Sydney a month later. The All Stars have decided Another Masterpiece will be their Victoria Derby contender while unbeaten three-year-old Ultimate Sniper will be saved for the NSW Derby on March 2. He will be joined in Sydney by Chase Auckland, who is being aimed at the Chariots Of Fire while Elle Mac will be the stable rep in the Ladyship Mile, with Dream About Me returning to Christchurch after a rare below par effort in the Auckland Cup. Trainer Steven Reid has indicated he will look to take both his Auckland Cup contenders Star Galleria and Utmost Delight to Australia. While next Friday's meeting shapes as Cambridge's best of the season, this Friday's twilight offering is far more sedate, with small-time trainer Cheree Wigg maybe the punter's best friend as she has winning chances with Wait For Success (race two) and Crackared (race three), both legs of the Pick6. Michael Guerin
Tony Herlihy isn't exactly sure how well Temporale is racing but he is determined to find out at Cambridge today. This time last year the rangy trotter was the best in the country, winning both the Lyell Creek Stakes and National Trot before a growth spurt saw him struggle to carry that momentum through the autumn. He returned looking back to his best this season but after a slight virus pre New Zealand Cup meeting he has looked like a V8 racing on six cylinders since. Trainer-driver Herlihy says part of that battle has been Temporale getting poor draws which has seen him settle well off arch rival Lemond, or in the case of his last start both Lemond and a rampant Marcoola. But in today's $50,000 Trotters Flying Mile, the centrepiece of today's twilight meeting, Temporale has the draw to change that script. "I think he gets a chance to go forward this time and be closer to the speed, maybe even in front," says Herlihy. "He might not have looked that impressive recently but I think he is going all right, it is just very hard when you get back against those good horses. "So this race looks his chance." Of the horses drawn inside Temporale today The Almighty Johnson looks to have the best gate speed and he would almost certainly hand the lead to his stablemate, but even more importantly Lemond is drawn outside Temporale. When the pair meet it is usually the one who gets the better run that wins so while Lemond has the superior form lately, Temporale looks the better bet today. If there is to be an upset, and this race has had its share over the years, then Massive Metro looks the emerging trotter. He made good ground late for fifth behind Marcoola last start in a race where he didn't have any luck and if he could hold the front at least early from the ace he has the raw speed to be competitive. Today's other feature looks the perfect opportunity for Utmost Delight to get back to winning form on the track where she won the Jewels last winter. She has been solid when asked to give Dream About Me a start from bad draws in the mares' races at Alexandra Park recently but drops enormously in class for race seven today, a leg of the $40,000 terminating Pick6. Trainer Steven Reid only put Utmost Delight in today's race because he believes she needs race fitness heading into next Monday's Auckland Cup but he would have been pleasantly surprised by the conditions. Not only has she only had to cop a 35m backmark but she only has five rivals, and with 2700m to get either handy or around them she is clearly the one to beat, with whoever out of stablemates Check In or Step Up can get to the front being the one she has to catch. Michael Guerin
The show will go on. There will be winners and losers at Cambridge tonight as harness racing returns to the track just a day after one of the worst scandals in New Zealand's racing history erupted. Eight harness racing identities and two people linked to the racing industry have been charged with either connection to race fixing or drug supply, leaving many in racing shaken and stunned. With some of harness racing's biggest and brightest names already charged and set to appear in court next Tuesday, the industry's reputation has taken a battering that could take years to mend. Depending on the outcome of those court cases, harness racing may never be the same again. But the business of racing continues, even at Addington tomorrow night where up to eight of those charged could have had horses racing but will now not be allowed to attend. "We have not given any consideration to stopping racing because of this. None," said Harness Racing New Zealand chief executive Edward Rennell. "That would penalise good people who work hard and have horses that are being aimed at races this week and in the weeks coming up. "It would penalise everybody in the industry and that isn't going to happen. We will keep racing and HRNZ will deal with these matters as they come to our attention and go through the courts." Even one of harness racing's showcase events, the annual Horse of the Year awards, will still be held at Alexandra Park on September 29, even though some of those charged will be eligible for awards. HRNZ has no real option, racing is first and foremost a business, one which thousands depend on to pay their bills. They can't halt that for what is, so far, eight people directly employed inside that machine. At tonight's Cambridge meeting there will be plenty of horses but one giant elephant, one topic of discussion that dominates. Tomorrow's Addington meeting could be more like a wake after the Operation Inca investigation. The absence of huge stars will leave a hole impossible to ignore. Harness racing has weathered scandals before, first the milkshaking epidemic of the early 1990s and then the Blue Magic scandal of 2005 that, in part, led to two people inside the industry taking their lives. Harness racing survived, as have most codes of racing worldwide when betting scandals go public. Over the last year the Victorian thoroughbred industry was rocked by a high-profile drug story involving one of its biggest racing operations. Betting figures from the first group one of the season at Caulfield last Saturday suggest punters there had short memories and were quickly back in the swing. Harness racing will survive this week and the months that lie ahead but the timing could not be worse. The code is already set to have a reduced percentage of TAB turnover if recommendations of last week's Messara report are fully implemented to benefit the thoroughbred industry. Harness racing is fighting hard to retain its market share and the fact such high profile industry participants are involved is a lot harder to overcome than a few small-time cowboys. Owners who have invested heavily in some of the more successful stables could be left with a bad taste in their mouths and maybe even something worse. Doubt. Doubt that their horses were always given the chances they should have been and those doubts will linger, rightly or wrongly, until many of the charges laid yesterday are fully exposed in the courts and the extent of any alleged offence is known. What will be lost in the storm that harness racing now finds itself in the eye of is that most people and most horses are doing what they should be doing. Trying to win. But even the most optimistic harness racing fans might doubt things will ever be the same again. The game will go on. There might just be a few less players. Michael Guerin
There are just the three meetings programmed in again this week but harness racing is on the cusp of ramping up in the next month with grass track racing just around the corner. The Waikato Bay of Plenty Harness host a meeting tonight at Cambridge raceway, while the New Zealand Metropoliton Trotting Club hold their Canterbury Breeders and Owners racenight at Addington on Friday night. Forbury host their Spring has sprung day meeting at on Sunday. Last week the biggest winning dividend in the ringaround selections went to Geoff Knight who thought Jacks N Jazz would be hard to beat last Sunday at Gore. Jacks N Jazz did win and paid $8.30 and $2.70 on the tote. Note: We will keep adding to this page if more tips come in after the deadline, so check back often Cambridge on Thursday Night Harnesslink Reporter - says Crackared can go close to winning at Cambridge in Race 1 John Curtin - John thinks that Ardens Voyager would be a good winning chance at Cambridge in Race 4 Andre Poutama - Andre says his best drive this week would be Jo's Dream at Cambridge in Race 8 Addington on Friday night Jim Curtin - Jimmy says his best chance would be Paravani at Addington in Race 3 Blair Orange - Blair is going for Gran Chico as his best drive this week at Addington in Race 5 Tony Herlihy - Tony thinks Dream About Me would be a good chance at Addington in Race 6 Ricky May - Ricky thinks his best drive would be Saying Grace at Addington in Race 7 Gerard O'Reilly - Gerard thinks that Stellar Success would be a place chance at Addington in Race 8 Racechat - Lance thinks that Lovey Dovey Moment is a winning chance at Addingont also in Race 8 Forbury on Sunday John Morrison - John thinks his best drive this week would be Majestic De Fence at Forbury in Race 1 Rory Mcllwrick - Rory is going for Thisladyrocks as his best chance this week in Race 2 Mark Jones - Mark is going for Itz Major Look as his best chance this week at at Forbury in Race 4 Geoff Knight - Geoff says that Jacks N Jazz might be his best chance again this week in Race 8 Stephen Richardson (Odds Analyst) - Stephen thinks Fun In The Dark can go close to winning Race 8 Nathan Williamson - Nathan thinks his best chance would be Scarlett Lane at Forbury in Race 9 Brad Williamson - Brad is going for Two Ply as his best chance this week at Forbury in Race 10 Harnesslink Media
There are just the three meetings programmed in again this week so we are in the quietest stretch of the new season for harness racing in New Zealand. Several of our regular contributors are also away on holiday during this time so the ringaround page is a bit smaller than normal over this period. Waikato Bay Of Plenty host a meeting tonight at Cambridge raceway, while the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club hold their Mid August racenight at Addington Raceway on Friday night Kurow host their annual meeting at Oamaru on Sunday. Last week the biggest winning dividend in the ringaround selections went to Tony Herlihy who thought Red Reactor would be hard to beat last Friday night. Red Reactor did win and paid $6.20 and $2.30 on the tote. Note: We will keep adding to this page if more tips come in after the deadline, so check back often Cambridge on Thursday night John Curtin - John thinks that Just Wing It would be a winning chance at Cambridge in Race 3 Andre Poutama - Andre says his best drive would be Royal Lincoln at Cambridge in Race 5 Jay Abernethy - Jay is going for The Hulk as his best chance this week at Cambridge in Race 6 Todd Macfarlane - Todd says his best drive is probably Rise To Success at Cambridge in Race 8 Addington on Friday night Stephen Richardson (Odds Analyst) - Stephen thinks Gran Chico can go close to winning Race 4 Ricky May - Ricky thinks his best drive would be Kingslayer at Addington in Race 6 Harnesslink Reporter - says Beau Vista can go close to winning at Addington in Race 8 Mark Jones - Mark is going for Robyn's Gem as his best chance this week at Addington in Race 10 Oamaru on Sunday Matthew Williamson - Matthew thinks that Rydgemont Son might be his best drive this week in Race 1 Blair Orange - Blair is going for Change The Print as his best drive this week at Oamaru in Race 3 Racechat - Lance thinks that Fancy Schmancy is a good winning chance at Oamaru in Race 4 Brad Williamson - Brad says his best drive this week could be Jen Jaccka in Race 6 Harnesslink Media
Tough summer love paid huge winter dividends for Habibi Inta in the sensation race at the Harness Jewels on Saturday. While there were better winning performances on the nine group one raceday, the four-year-old trot was controversial even before it started, with hot favourite Enghien galloping from barrier three in the score-up and driver Ricky May choosing to start from the unruly for the second attempt. Enghien galloped again, losing his winning chance and burning punters, but trainer Greg Hope backed May's call 100 per cent. "If I had a phone and was able top call Ricky after that first gallop I would have told him to do exactly what he did, start from the unruly," said Hope. "It was a real shame because he went enormous after galloping. I am starting to think maybe he just doesn't like Cambridge." While the incident would have left Enghien punters feeling sour at least the three minute hold up gave some a chance to cover their bets on Habibi Inta, who unlike his arch rival never put a hoof wrong and won easily from in front. And his trainer Paul Nairn says this new, more mature Habibi Inta may have been forged on the rugged hills of Waikari in North Canterbury. "Last season he could be a bit weak, both physically and mentally, so we chucked him into a big paddock on the hills up there and left him there for three months," says Nairn. "I went back and got him on New Year's Day and was thrilled with what I saw. He was bigger and stronger and had grown up and he has raced liked that. "The hills are pretty rugged there and they have to keep themselves fit just walking around. Its been great for him. "He has all the tools to be a genuine open class horse next season now." Habiba Inta always looked a good horse waiting to happen and Saturday was his graduation day. He can now trot 1:56 miles from a mobile, begin quickly from a stand, win over any distance and has developed into being just as potent left or right-handed. That suggests he is Nairn's next seriously good horse at a time when the career of his older sister Habibti Ivy, a national record holder, is in doubt. But Nairn has two more past Jewels winners in One Over Da Moon and Wilma's Mate, who returns to jogging soon, to work with also. Which is just as well as the Canterbury trainer is going to have a few more bills in the new season, he and new wife Vangie are expecting their first child together next month. "We are both very excited and wins like this will help," smiled Nairn. Habibi Inta's win mirrored that on Saturday's two other trots, with both Enhance Your Calm and Winterfell big strong boys who led throughout from good draws. Winterfell has been a huge improver in the last three months and looks an open class star of the future while Enhance Your Calm is unbeaten and so in the zone for a trip to Victoria, where he is owned, for the Breeders Crown wouldn't surprise. Michael Guerin
Harness racing trainer Cran Dalgety won the Gr 1 $150,000 3yo Emerald this afternoon with Pat's Delight at Cambridge Raceway. Driven by Dexter Dunn, Pat's Delight blasted to the front early before handing up to Blair Orange and Sheriff with a lap to go. In the straight Pat's Delight was too strong and easily beat Sheriff by a length to give Dexter a great going away present for his upcoming trip to North America. Solid Gold ran home well from three deep on the fence for third and Alta Maestro had to settle for fourth after sitting parked for the majority of the race. Dexter was euphoric after the race and gave credit to the horse. "He had a great season and although he got beaten a few times he always put up a good run. "He deserved to get a Group One. "Coming around that last bend I was travelling that good I was almost galloping but he was spot on today. "Cran had him perfect," he said. Bettor's Delight managed a trifecta in the last with the first three placings all sired by the Woodlands Stud stallion. Pat's Delight paced the mile in a slick 1-52.7 with the last 800m in 55.6 and closing 400m in 27.4 seconds Harnesslink Media Interview with Chrissie Dalgety Pat's Delight DUNSTAN FEEDS 3YO EMERALD (MOBILE PACE) (Gr1), $150,000, 3YO COLTS & GELDINGS, 1609m For 3-year-old pacing colts & geldings. Video Weather: Overcast Track: Fast Race History Plc Bk Horse Barrier Hcap Stakes Fav Time Margin Driver Trainer 1 2 Pat's Delight 2 fr 75,000.00 2/1 1-52.7 D J Dunn C T Dalgety 2 3 Sheriff 3 fr 22,500.00 3/3 1-52.9 1.00 B N Orange N R McGrath 3 1 Solid Gold 1 fr 15,000.00 7/6 1-53.0 1.30 J P Stormont F D Cooney & T R Hopkins 4 5 Alta Maestro 5 fr 6,375.00 5/5 1-53.7 4.90 J R Dunn R J Dunn 5 12 Sicario 12 fr 4,735.00 1/2 1-53.7 5.00 Mark Purdon M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 6 10 Triple Eight 10 fr 3,770.00 9/8 1-54.1 6.70 D J Butcher S G Telfer 7 11 Bettor Step Aside 11 fr 3,770.00 12/12 1-54.1 6.80 D M Balle D M Balle 8 7 Hail Christian 7 fr 3,770.00 8/9 1-54.4 8.40 R T May P T Court 9 6 Funatthebeach 6 fr 3,770.00 6/7 1-54.4 8.50 N C Rasmussen M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 10 13 Ohanzee 13 fr 3,770.00 4/4 1-54.4 8.60 T M Williams M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 11 9 Culpeka 9 fr 3,770.00 11/10 1-54.5 8.70 B M Mangos B M Mangos 12 8 Henry Hubert 8 fr 3,770.00 10/11 1-56.5 19.10 G D Smith R J Dunn $150,000.00 Scratchings SCR 4 Hundie 4 Divs: $3.30. $1.30. $1.60. $4.60. Quinella $4.60. Trifecta $117.20. TAB Double[races-8,9]:(1,2) $4.00. TAB Conc.:(1,3) $1.80. TAB Treble[races-7,8,9]:(10,1,2) $13.50. First4 $809.10. Quaddie[races-6,7,8,9]:(5,10,1,2) $50.30. Pick6[races-4,5,6,7,8,9]:(13,1,5,10,1,2) $200.60. Margins: 1 length, neck, 3 1/2 lengths Times: Mile Rate: 1-52.7 Last 800m: 55.6 Last 400m: 27.4 Placed Horses: Pat's Delight 2014 3 B c Bettor's Delight - Righteous Franco (by Falcon Seelster) Trainer: C T Dalgety, West Melton Owner: Charlton Park Enterprises Ltd(P Kubala) Breeder: Charlton Park Enterprises Ltd(P Kubala) Sheriff 2014 3 B c Bettor's Delight - Jen Marie (by Christian Cullen) Trainer: N R McGrath, Weedons Owner: G W Deakins, Mrs P P Gillan, R V Masefield, Small Car World Ltd Breeder: K N Spicer,Mrs A M Spicer Solid Gold 2014 3 B g Bettor's Delight - Aquileia (by Falcon Seelster) Trainer: F D Cooney & T R Hopkins, Taupaki Owner: Mrs A F Cooney, W H Outtrim, P J Haslam Breeder: Old Ridge Services No 4 Ltd
Three-year-old Majestic Son trotter Winterfell has given the harness racing All Stars stable six wins on Jewels day by taking out the Gr1 $125,000 Ruby Trot at Cambridge Raceway this afternoon. Trainer driver Mark Purdon had Winterfell in front from the start and the big gelding was never in danger of defeat cruising to victory and beating the Nicky Chilcott trained filly Monaro Mia by three lengths at the line. Australian visitor Wobelee held third a further half a length away after sitting parked for the duration of the race. Trainer Mark Purdon said after the race he did it easy. "He felt strong in the running and was trotting good and solid. He was little bit rocky on the turn but never felt like he would have broken. "I think he will furnish into a lovely open class horse next season," he said The winner trotted the mile in 1-58.9 with a last half run in 57 seconds. The final 400m was cut out in 28.1 secconds. Interview with owner Trevor Casey Winterfell WHAT THE HILL 3YO RUBY (MOBILE TROT) (Gr1), $125,000, 3YO, 1609m For 3-year-old trotters. Video Weather: Overcast Track: Fast Race History Plc Bk Horse Barrier Hcap Stakes Fav Time Margin Driver Trainer 1 1 Winterfell 1 fr 64,462.50 1/1 1-58.9 Mark Purdon M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 2 9 Monaro Mia 9 fr 19,378.00 4/4 1-59.5 3.00 S W Abernethy Miss N A Chilcott 3 8 Wobelee 8 fr 12,814.00 2/2 1-59.6 3.60 C A Alford Mrs A M Alford 4 12 Stress Factor 12 fr 5,472.00 8/8 1-59.9 5.00 T M Williams M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 5 4 Sundees Son 4 fr 4,033.50 9/9 2-00.2 6.20 J R Dunn R J Dunn 6 13 All American 13 fr 3,140.00 10/10 2-00.3 6.90 S J Lawson J W Dickie & J I Dickie 7 2 Renezmae 2 fr 3,140.00 5/5 2-00.5 8.00 D J Dunn J D Harrington 8 3 Valloria 3 fr 3,140.00 7/7 2-00.7 9.00 G D Smith R J Dunn 9 6 Rachmaninov 6 fr 3,140.00 11/11 2-01.2 11.30 T J Grant T J Grant 10 7 Majestic Man 7 fr 3,140.00 3/3 2-01.6 13.30 Brad Williamson P M Williamson 11 5 Sex On Fire 5 fr 3,140.00 6/6 2-13.5 72.90 J I Dickie J W Dickie & J I Dickie $125,000.00 Scratchings SCR 10 Puma Road 10 SCR 11 Girls On Film 11 Divs: $1.40. $1.20. $2.20. $1.70. Quinella $5.50. Trifecta $25.20. First4 $175.90. Margins: 3 lengths, 1/2 length, 1 1/2 lengths Times: Mile Rate: 1-58.9 Last 800m: 57.0 Last 400m: 28.1 Placed Horses: Winterfell 2014 3 Br g Majestic Son - Una Bromac (by Live Or Die) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: T G Casey Breeder: T G Casey Monaro Mia 2014 3 B f Imperial Count - Monaro Miss (by Wrestle) Trainer: Miss N A Chilcott, Cambridge Raceway Owner: J B Brinsdon, Mrs M J Robertson Breeder: M J Wharton,Mrs H L Wharton Wobelee 2014 3 B g Down Under Muscles - Tupenny Bit (by Sundon) Trainer: Mrs A M Alford, Victoria Owner: C W Murphy Breeder: Bromfield Park Pty. Ltd.
Eamon Maquire has capitalized on a great trip in the running to win the harness racing Gr1 $150,000 4yo Emerald today at Cambridge Raceway. Driven superbly by driver Natalie Rasmussen, the Art Major four year old had a great run in the one by one behind A G's White Socks who sat parked while Tiger Thompson ran them along in front. In the straight A G's White Socks hit the lead but could not withstand the finish from Eamon Maquire and Star Galleria, with Eamon Maquire coming out on top by half a length from Star Galleria with a further length back to A G's White Socks in third. Part owner Graeme Anderson who trained Eamon Maquire for the early part of his career was jubilant after the race saying it was a no-brainer giving the horse to Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen to train. "We have a small team and can not travel so giving the horse to Mark and Natalie was a no brainer to me. "I am grateful to them for the job they do. They are quite good at it you know,'" he joked. "The horse has always had a lot of high speed and we just had to wait for him to develop, but he will be a better horse in twelve months time," he said. Natalie Rasmussen gave a lot of the credit to Graeme Anderson after the race for the way the horse had been developed. "We got this horse in such good condition and we did not have to do much with him. " I have joked to Graeme he is not getting him back," she said. Eamon Maquire paced the mile in1-51.9 with a final 800m in 56.1 and the 400m in 27.4 seconds. Interview with Graeme Anderson Eamon Maguire ALLIED SECURITY 4YO EMERALD (MOBILE PACE) (Gr1), $150,000, 4YO GELDINGS & ENTIRES, 1609m For 4-year-old pacing geldings & entires. Video Weather: Overcast Track: Fast Race History Plc Bk Horse Barrier Hcap Stakes Fav Time Margin Driver Trainer 1 10 Eamon Maguire 10 fr 75,000.00 1/1 1-51.9 N C Rasmussen M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 2 11 Star Galleria 11 fr 22,500.00 2/3 1-52.0 0.50 Z E Butcher S J Reid 3 2 A G's White Socks 2 fr 15,000.00 3/2 1-52.2 1.50 R T May G P & Mrs N M Hope 4 9 Black Chevron 9 fr 6,375.00 9/8 1-52.6 3.30 J H Abernethy D B Gale 5 1 Northview Hustler 1 fr 4,735.00 6/5 1-52.7 3.90 A P T Poutama R W Green 6 12 Billy Badger 12 fr 3,770.00 7/7 1-52.7 4.00 J R Dunn R J Dunn 7 5 Tiger Thompson 5 fr 3,770.00 4/4 1-52.8 4.10 M J Williamson B K Mowbray 8 6 Italian Delight 6 fr 3,770.00 8/11 1-52.9 4.60 T A Cameron (J) A G Herlihy MNZM 9 8 Check In 8 fr 3,770.00 12/10 1-53.2 6.50 D J Butcher S G Telfer 10 7 Royal Bengal 7 fr 3,770.00 11/12 1-54.0 10.50 B G Barclay K & T Barron 11 4 Classie American 4 fr 3,770.00 10/9 1-54.3 11.60 T W Mitchell R D Richardson 12 3 Run Boy Run 3 fr 3,770.00 5/6 1-55.2 16.10 D J Dunn M P Kerr $150,000.00 Scratchings SCR 13 Somewhereinbrooklyn 13 Divs: $2.40. $1.30. $1.40. $1.40. Quinella $3.30. Trifecta $12.90. TAB Double[races-6,7]:(5,10) $6.70. TAB Conc.:(5,11) $4.00. First4 $163.80. Margins: 1/2 length, 1 length, 1 3/4 lengths Times: Mile Rate: 1-51.9 Last 800m: 56.1 Last 400m: 27.4 Placed Horses: Eamon Maguire 2013 4 B g Art Major - Kim Maguire (by In The Pocket) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: B D Sceats, G J Anderson, R Chalklin, S R Pulley, A D Gow, Mrs P P Gillan Breeder: R L Kennedy,Mrs D C Kennedy Star Galleria 2013 4 B g Art Major - Starlitnight (by Tuapeka Knight) Trainer: S J Reid, Pukekohe Owner: R N Caldow, S J Reid, J A Screen, Mrs T C Screen Breeder: R N Caldow A G's White Socks 2013 4 B g Rock N Roll Heaven - Atomic Gold (by Soky's Atom) Trainer: G P & Mrs N M Hope, Woodend Beach Owner: G P Hope, P G Laboyrie, P I Baken, Mrs V M Robertson, W R Stewart, Mrs C L Stewart, A R Pullar, Mrs B E Pullar Breeder: P G Laboyrie
All Stars Stables have notched up their fourth Jewels of the day after Another Masterpiece has defeated his rivals in the harness racing Gr1 $150,000 2yo Emerald today at Cambridge Raceway. Another Masterpiece (Bettor's Delight-Elegant Art) was well driven by driver Tim Williams when he worked very hard early to take the lead from the Australian invite Petes Big Jim. Tim Williams kept the pace on and his main rival and TAB favourite Jesse Duke meanwhile had to work hard to find the parked out position after David Butcher kicked up through the middle with outsider Beaudiene Western. After a titanic battle in the straight Another Masterpiece came out on top winning narrowly by a neck from Petes Big Jim who fought on strongly for second with Jesse Duke only a nose away in third. Driver Tim Williams said after the race the horse was very honest and had great ring-craft. "He has been honest all season and today we were lucky enough to come up with a good barrier draw and the horse did the rest. "His ring-craft is great and once we found the fence he dropped the bit and relaxed beautifully. "I can not thank Mark and Natalie enough for what they have done for me. I am lucky I have been on this horse from day one and I am glad the horse is repaying the faith," he said. Another Masterpiece paced the mile in 1-53.4 with a closing 800m in 57.5 and 400m in 28.5 seconds. Harnesslink Media The owners interview Another Masterpiece McMILLAN EQUINE 2YO EMERALD (MOBILE PACE) (Gr1), $150,000, 2YO COLTS & GELDINGS, 1609m (Qualifying Time: 2-06.4) For 2-year-old pacing colts & geldings. Video Weather: Overcast Track: Fast Race History Plc Bk Horse Barrier Hcap Stakes Fav Time Margin Driver Trainer 1 5 Another Masterpiece 5 fr 77,356.25 2/2 1-53.4 T M Williams M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 2 1 Petes Big Jim 1 fr 23,254.00 3/3 1-53.5 0.30 L R Tritton S P & Mrs L R Tritton 3 6 Jesse Duke 6 fr 15,377.00 1/1 1-53.5 0.40 Mark Purdon M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 4 2 Make Way 2 fr 6,563.50 10/11 1-53.6 0.80 A P T Poutama R W Green 5 8 War Dan Delight 8 fr 4,829.25 4/5 1-54.2 3.80 N C Rasmussen M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 6 3 Major Express 3 fr 3,770.00 11/10 1-54.3 4.20 B M Mangos B M Mangos 7 12 Supreme Dominator 12 fr 3,770.00 8/7 1-54.3 4.50 R T May B Purdon 8 11 Heisenberg 11 fr 3,770.00 9/9 1-54.5 5.20 J R Dunn R J Dunn 9 7 A Bettor Act 7 fr 3,770.00 5/4 1-54.6 5.70 B N Orange M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 10 4 Beaudiene Western 4 fr 3,770.00 7/8 1-57.4 19.80 D J Butcher R W Green 11 9 Trojan Banner 9 fr 3,770.00 6/6 1-57.4 19.90 Z E Butcher R W Green $150,000.00 Scratchings SCR 10 Extreme Stride 10 Divs: $3.30. $1.40. $2.00. $1.20. Quinella $19.50. Trifecta $54.20. TAB Treble[races-4,5,6]:(13,1,5) $38.80. First4 $1227.80. Margins: neck, nose, neck Times: Mile Rate: 1-53.4 Last 800m: 57.5 Last 400m: 28.5 Placed Horses: Another Masterpiece 2015 2 B c Bettor's Delight - Elegant Art (by Christian Cullen) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: Mrs G J Kennard, P I Kennard, Breckon Racing Syndicate, J A Gibbs MNZM, Mrs A Gibbs, G A Woodham, Mrs K J Woodham Breeder: Woodlands Stud (NZ) Ltd Petes Big Jim 2015 2 B g Big Jim(USA) - Foxi (by Presidential Ball) Trainer: S P & Mrs L R Tritton, New South Wales Owner: P Kohlsdorf Breeder: P T Salathiel Jesse Duke 2015 2 B c Bettor's Delight - Daisy Dundee (by In The Pocket) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: Mrs J L Feiss, W R Feiss Breeder: Woodlands Stud (NZ) Ltd
Australian harness racing owners Danny Zavitsanos and his wife Joanne have won their first Group one race with exciting trotter Enhance Your Calm at Cambridge today. The exciting trotter who was formerly trained by Gavin Smith won the Gr1 $125,000 2yo Ruby for trotters to make it two jewels in a row on the day for leading trainers Mark Purdon and Natalie Rassmussen after they also won the first Jewels Race of the day with Princess Tiffany. Danny Zavitsanos said on trackside after the race that he had had over 500 winners but this was his first group one so he was really excited. "Mark rang me up and said I have got a horse for you if you are interested so I thought about it and bought it. " I am just really rapt. Mark and Natalie and the team do such a great job," he said "I had to sell a kidney to buy the horse but happy I can could get it back now the horse has won today," he joked. Enhance Your Calm (Majestic Son-All Settled Down) led from the start for driver Mark Purdon and was never in danger of defeat winning untouched in 1-59.44 for the mobile 1609m distance. Mark Purdon gave a lot of the credit to Gavin Smith after the win. "I give Gavin a lot of the credit, he made the horse and did a super job with him. "The horse travelled well out there and I put the pressure on at the 600m and he was just too good for them," he said. Harnesslink Media Listen to the interview with Danny and Joanne Zavitsanos Enhance Your Calm HARCOURTS TE AWAMUTU 2YO RUBY (MOBILE TROT) (Gr1), $125,000, 2YO, 1609m (Qualifying Time: 2-11.1) For 2-year-old trotters. Video Weather: Overcast Track: Fast Race History Plc Bk Horse Barrier Hcap Stakes Fav Time Margin Driver Trainer 1 4 Enhance Your Calm 4 fr 64,462.50 1/1 1-59.4 Mark Purdon M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 2 3 Full Noise 3 fr 19,378.00 4/4 2-00.3 4.40 B G Barclay B R Gray 3 5 Cheerful 5 fr 12,814.00 6/5 2-00.4 5.10 T M Williams M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 4 6 Sunnys Little Jestic 6 fr 5,472.00 10/10 2-00.8 6.90 B M Mangos B M Mangos 5 9 Vatican Hill 9 fr 4,033.50 11/11 2-05.3 29.60 T A Macfarlane Ms M J Wallis & B P Hackett 6 12 Oscar Bonavena 12 fr 3,140.00 2/2 2-08.5 45.60 N C Rasmussen M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen 7 7 She Reigns 7 fr 3,140.00 7/7 2-08.6 46.10 T W Mitchell G A Rogerson 8 8 Tickle Me Pink 8 fr 3,140.00 3/3 2-09.2 49.20 R T May A G Herlihy MNZM 9 13 You Really Got Me 13 fr 3,140.00 5/6 2-13.9 72.70 J R Dunn R J Dunn 10 1 Adelle 1 fr 3,140.00 8/8 2-16.7 86.60 A P T Poutama D W & Mrs C McGowan Disq 11 Doff Your Cap 11 fr 3,140.00 9/9 2-04.3 24.70 C T Jones (J) Mrs L M Jones $125,000.00 Scratchings SCR 2 Splitting Image 2 SCR 10 Tonique De Feu 10 Note: Doff Your Cap disqualified from 5th Divs: $1.70. $1.10. $2.00. $5.90. Quinella $6.80. Trifecta $107.50. First4 $904.10. Margins: 4 1/2 lengths, 3/4 length, 1 3/4 lengths Times: Mile Rate: 1-59.4 Last 800m: 58.3 Last 400m: 28.7 Placed Horses: Enhance Your Calm 2015 2 B g Majestic Son - All Settled Down (by Sundon) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: D Zavitsanos, Mrs J Zavitsanos Breeder: Mrs S A Smith Full Noise 2015 2 B g Majestic Son - Knapdale Girl (by Sundon) Trainer: B R Gray, Ryal Bush Owner: Baynes Racing Limited Breeder: Baynes Racing Limited Cheerful 2015 2 B f Muscles Yankee - Superbowlcheerleader (by Sundon) Trainer: M Purdon & Ms N C Rasmussen, Rolleston Owner: B J Whitelock, Mrs C J Whitelock Breeder: Mrs S Grainger,Studholme Bloodstock Limited
The horses tested for possible drug contamination when travelling from Christchurch to the Harness Jewels meeting in Cambridge have all returned negative results. All the horses are therefore all clear to start in their respective events at the Jewels on Saturday. The New Zealand Racing Board has reopened betting on the six affected races. "The RIU is very pleased with the result. The integrity system worked as it should. The trainers were proactive in advising the RIU of the potential contamination. The process then put in place by the RIU, working in conjunction with the New Zealand Racing Board, Harness Racing NZ and the Racing Laboratory was transparent, ensuring the public were fully informed and could have confidence in the integrity system," said RIU General Manager, Mike Godber. Mike Godber Nick Ydgren General Manager Chief Stipendiary Steward
The Harness Jewels is the premier championship harness racing event of the year in New Zealand, where the season's best horses, drivers, trainers, breeders and owners compete for the Harness Jewels crowns in nine Group One races. With over $1.2 million in stakes to be won, the Harness Jewels is the richest race day in all of New Zealand. The race day takes place this Saturday at Cambridge Raceway. Harness Racing New Zealand is thrilled for the first time that the 2018 Harness Jewels Big Screen coverage will be available on their website, you can click here for more details. Total purses for Jewel's is $1,275,000 (NZ). All starts will be behind the mobile starting gate. The title sponsor for this year's Jewels is Waikato Day of Plenty Harness, Inc. For special section for the Harness Jewels in New Zealand, click here. The stakes race Jewels this year include: $150,000 2YO Filly Pace $150,000 3YO Filly Pace $150,000 4YO Mare Pace $150,000 2YO Colt Pace $150,000 3YO Colt Pace $150,000 4YO Horse Pace $125,000 2YO Open Trot $125,000 3YO Open Trot $125,000 4YO Open Trot From Harnesslink Media


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Like so many others, the only way our founder, Nathan, seemed to keep up with the long hours he was working was through guzzling countless coffees and other caffeine and sugar-laden drinks. As the healthy drinks revolution picked up pace he noticed that even many of the newer & "healthier" brands compromised on the very values they were meant to be championing.
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Getting the Most From Your Water Heater
Written by SayBuild Administration // August 30, 2018 // Home Heating Cooling // Comments Off on Getting the Most From Your Water Heater
Say you've just moved into your new home with a brand new water heater. Rather than waiting until you've had it for a few months or years before you take steps to get as much use out of your heater as possible, it's better that you get a jump on it now. Water heater repairs are inevitable, but there's certainly a lot that you can do to keep those repairs from happening earlier than necessary and getting as many years out of your heater as you can at the same time.
Annual Flushing
Get into the habit of flushing your water heater at least once a year. Doing so clears out any sediment that's built up in the tank so that it doesn't compromise the performance and structure of the heater. You can either opt to take care of the flushing on your own, or you can hire a professional plumber to tend to the task for you. For the first flushing, you may want to bring in a pro and ask for tips on how you can tackle the job on your own in the future.
Adjust the Temperature
Everyone likes a nice, hot shower or bath after a long day, but you may have the temperature of the water set higher than it needs to be. 120 degrees is a comfortable setting, but you and your family could be fine with a temperature that's slightly lower or a touch higher. Try going lower first to see if you can tell the difference. The lower the better, since not only will you get more use out of your heater, but you also won't be using more energy than necessary on heating your water.
Check the Anode Rod
Your water heater's anode rod is designed to prevent rusting inside the tank, but that rod will eventually corrode. If that happens, that corrosion will latch onto your tank and start to eat away at it rather than the rod. As you're giving your tank a yearly check, be sure you thoroughly inspect the condition of your anode rod.
Insulate Your Pipes Your Heater
You've likely heard that insulating your pipes in the winter is a good way to keep them from freezing over during the colder months of the year, but the truth is that all your pipes should be insulated year-round, no matter if they're cold water or hot water pipes. In the summer, condensation can form on your cold water pipes, and in the winter, you can lose heat from uninsulated hot water pipes. Both scenarios set you up to spend more energy than necessary, which means you're spending more money than you need to.
On a related note, you should also insulate the heater itself so that it doesn't bleed heat, making it work harder than it needs to keep water at your desired temperature. Just like with flushing your tank, you may want to let a professional handle the job, or at least double-check your work to ensure you've done it correctly.
Being proactive is always your best bet when it comes to home appliances. While most of them are designed to last a while, they can last even longer with a few great tips.


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Premoule Inc.Canadian manufacturer of laminate, wood and postformed counter tops, as well as a wide variety of cabinet doors, speciality components and accessories for the kitchen and furniture industries.http://www.premoule.com
Row & SonsRow & Sons are a a long established company that supply a range of products for the home and commercial kitchen such as butchers blocks, cutting boards and more.https://www.rowandsons.co.uk
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Today we got to visit Mokauea island and its fishpond. But before we got to the island, we had to paddle canoes to the island to get everyone to Mokauea because it's now disconnected from O'ahu. When we arrived to the island, we talked about the different mo'olelo of this area and how the U.S. military took over Pu'uloa (Pearl Harbor) compromising the many fishponds that were in this area. But we know now that our people and the Mokauea residents are trying their best to keep that island in good hands. After the mo'olelo and history part of this field trip, we went on to the reef to help remove debris and also to look for marine life. A success I had today was keeping everyone safe on the island. Another success would also be me getting to steer a canoe back to Mauli Ola (Sand Island). A challenge for me would be not being able to go into the water for swim. An improvement I would make would to be more positive. Today went very well because I got to steer one of the canoes and learn more about this special place.
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Automation with Ansible II: Ansible Tower (DO409VT)
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This course will teach students how to deploy and use Ansible Tower by Red Hat to manage their existing Ansible projects, playbooks, and roles, perform basic maintenance and administration of the Ansible Tower installation, and configure users and teams and use them to control access to systems, projects, and other resources through role-based access controls. Students will also learn to use the visual dashboard to centrally launch, control, and monitor Ansible jobs, use the Ansible Tower application programming interface (API) to launch jobs from existing templates, and automatically schedule Ansible jobs and update the host inventory.
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The Manship
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Wendy Putt, Fresh Cut Catering & Floral
Many people who have planned events in Jackson are probably familiar with Wendy Putt's work. Her company, Fresh Cut Catering & Floral, is often a local go-to for event planning... Continue reading
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4Top Catering
4Top Catering provides full-service catering in Jackson, Mississippi from Amerigo, Anjou, Char, Sombra & Saltine Restaurants. Address: 4500 Interstate 55 N., Jackson, MS 39211 Phone number: 601-942-4999
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Professional Catering for special occasions. Address: 4465 I 55 N, Suite 101, Jackson, MS 39206 Phone number: 769-230-8219


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After seeing the Vanguard presentation and hearing about the multitude of viruses and bacteria to which sewer workers are exposed, Owen Equipment jumped at the opportunity to become the exclusive dealer in our territory. We're stocking several units and we've already installed several. When you buy a Vanguard system, we'll mount the system to a vehicle of your choice.
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SRP SHADE TREE WORKSHOP Marcos De Niza High School
Completing a workshop will qualify you for up to two free trees through the SRP Shade Tree Program. Only 1 registration is required per household and
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(even if a different household member attends the workshop). The workshop consists of a powerpoint presentation and will last approximately 75 minutes. Please allow up to two hours for this event (the extra time is needed to pick-up your free trees).
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After completing the workshop, you will receive instructions on how to pick-up your free trees later on Sat, Sept 19th at the Mesa Community College in Mesa, which is located at 1833 W Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85202.
By submitting this registration, you understand that you are registering for an SRP Shade Tree Program Workshop and meet the minimum eligibility requirements listed below. In addition, you understand that you are submitting this information to the Trees Matter, a local non-profit organization working with SRP to deliver this program and to rsvpBOOK LLC, which is Trees Matter's online event service provider.
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I am a current SRP residential customer.
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Position: Production Coordinator / Producer
Specialising in digital production for Australia's national cultural institutions the Australian War Memorial and the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra-based videographer Kris Kerehona, utilises his creative talents across documentary film, video art, digital content creation and photography.
His film credits include Love Marriage in Kabul (winner Sydney Film Festival, winner Best Documentary Film Canberra International Film Festival, Finalist Walkley Awards and AFI Docs Official Selection, 2015) and Dancing Auschwitz, 2012 (Best Documentary Film Canberra Short Film Festival, Canberra Critics Circle Award 2013). He collaborated on Tibet's Cry for Freedom, 2007 screening internationally on television and at 14 international film festivals and in cinemas around Europe, the US, the UK and Australia. He co-produced feature documentary film Between the Flags, 2017 on Channel Ten.
Kris has been working in the national cultural institutions for more than a decade as a video producer at the Australian War Memorial (AWM). In 2013 he was deployed with the Australian Defence Force following humanitarian aid missions to the Philippines on Operation Philippines Assist, and to Bougainville, PNG on Operation Render Safe, 2015. He collaborated with EyeWorks Productions as a videographer on Foxtel's landmarks series The Memorial, Beyond the Anzac Legend, 2016. He worked with renowned journalist Chris Masters on feature documentary Afghanistan: The Australian Story, 2015. Whilst at the AWM, Kris created feature-length documentary, Centenary of the Anzac: Print Portfolio, 2016 following ten artists working over one year to produce works to contribute to the centenary of World War I.
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Accept swipe, dip or contactless NFC payments with your smartphone or tablet.1 Small enough to go wherever you go.
Requires account with Bank of America Merchant Services.
What's Included: Clover Go reader, USB Charging Cable, Quick Start Guide
Running a little business on the side? We have the perfect point-of-sale device for you. Take a look at the Clover Go and see if it's right for you and your side hustle.
Accept payments virtually anywhere via your smartphone or tablet, including EMV® chip cards, swipe, contactless payments and mobile wallet payments like Apply Pay and Samsung Pay.1
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You can now watch the 2001 version of the hit Asianovela all over again (and again and again), and drool over our first F4 loves Jerry Yan, Vic Chou, Ken Chu and Vanness Wu, and fight with our forever spirit animal Barbie Hsu! Oh, baby, baby, baby, my baby, baby, sobrang na-miss namin kayo!
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|Actor Morgan Freeman Wins Cybersquatting Case
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GENEVA (Reuters) - American actor Morgan Freeman, winner of this
year's best supporting actor Oscar for his performance in "Million
Dollar Baby," won a cybersquatting case in a ruling by an
international arbitrator Tuesday.
Freeman was found to have common law rights to the contested Internet
The operator, identified as Mighty LLC, misused the celebrity's
The ruling was announced by the World Intellectual Property
Freeman, who has appeared in more than 50 films in a career spanning
Ownership of the domain name is transferred within 10 days unless the
Freeman won his first Oscar in February for his supporting role in the
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Sipp Eco Beverage Co. has brought on former REBBL Beverages CFO Jim Arsenault to serve as the company's new vice president of finance and operations.
The Chester Springs, Pa.-based company, which produces a line of organic sparkling beverages lightly sweetened with agave nectar, welcomes Arsenault following his two-year stint at adaptogen-powered elixir company REBBL. Prior to joining REBBL, Arsenault served as the VP of finance at Bai Brands and CFO at Skinny water, according to a press release.
"We are thrilled to have Jim join the Sipp team," said Beth Wilson-Parentice, president and founder of Sipp, stated in the press release. "It's an exciting time for us and Jim's strong knowledge of finance and operations specifically in the beverage industry will be a valuable asset to our team and long term financial strategy."
Arsenault added in the release, "I'm looking forward to being part of such an innovative and exciting team. After working within the beverage industry for the past decade, I truly believe in what Sipp has to offer and am excited to see the company's continued success."
Mark Masten, senior vice president of sales for POM Wonderful, has been appointed as a new member of the board of directors at KonaRed Corporation.
Hawaii-based KonaRed, which markets a variety of ready-to-drink cold brew coffee products, announced Masten's appointment last week, praising his extensive experience in developing food and beverage brands both domestically and abroad.
Before joining POM Wonderful last March, Masten served as VP of sales at Popchips, where, according to his LinkedIn profile, he was hired by private equity firm Verlinvest to help the snack food startup boost sales numbers and improve overall profitability in the North American market.
"The addition of Mark Masten to our board gives us added fire power on the sales and marketing side," said KonaRed president and COO Kyle Redfield. "His network and expertise have already started to make a positive impact."
KonaRed also announced the appointment of Jennifer Carlyle, a former staff accountant at San Diego-based brewery Ballast Point, as the company's new corporate controller and secretary.
Long Island Iced Tea Corp. announced a pair of moves within its executive leadership group this week, including the relocation of executive chairman of the board Julian Davidson to the U.S.
Davidson, who joined the company in June 2015, had previously commuted from his home in New Zealand to the company's headquarters in New York. Along with cutting down on travel time, the move will allow him to closely oversee the company's next growth phase.
"Julian's involvement has been instrumental to our recent growth and we are excited for him to be moving to New York as we enter the next critical phase of growth for the company," said Philip Thomas, CEO of Long Island Iced Tea, in a press release. "Julian has extensive experience in the beverage industry and continues to add significant value as executive chairman."
Davidson joined Long Island as a consultant in 2015 before being appointed to his current role as executive chairman last June. Over a 25 year career in the beverage industry, Davidson has held roles at PepsiCo New Zealand and Australia and as CEO of Independent Liquor NZ, a leading manufacturer and distributor of pre-mixed RTD alcoholic beverages based in New Zealand.
In addition, Long Island announced that chief financial officer Richard Allen is transitioning out of his role over the next two months and will be leaving the company effective August 15, 2017.
Andrew Reed has joined Joyride Coffee Distributors as the company's New York branch sales manager, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Reed previously spent two years as the general sales manager for Manhattan Beer Distributors, following a six-year stint as the company's craft division sales manager.
The Woodside, NY-based coffee wholesaler specializes in cold brew coffee kegs and office delivery in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Boston.


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Plastic's power play - It's recyclable, it contains no heavy metals and it can be moulded into all kinds of shapes. The plastic battery has arrived
JO SUTER looks serious. "Have you ever visited a battery factory?" he asks.
"Well I have—and it's not pleasant." He talks quickly with a Dutch accent
about a visit he made to a factory which manufactures lithium batteries. These
have electrodes made from lithium and manganese dioxide and are used to power
anything from wristwatches to camcorders.
"Lithium is very dangerous," he says. A soft, silvery metal, lithium reacts
explosively with water, so the humidity in the factory must be carefully
controlled. "And manganese dioxide is a very fine powder," he says. "Extremely
fine." Dust is not much use as an electrode, so the tiny particles are bound
together with a resin and then packed tightly into thin films. Although the dust
is not toxic, it gets everywhere. Workers wear masks to prevent them inhaling it
and must take long breaks when they can breathe normally.
Then there are mercury batteries, used to power watches, lead-acid cells for
starter motors in cars, and nickel-cadmium batteries, nicads, that can be
recharged and used in anything from torches to calculators. All contain toxic
heavy metals and handling them safely adds enormously to the cost of
manufacture. In the past, dead batteries have been dumped in landfill sites and
have caused serious contamination. Batteries containing these substances will
soon have to be disposed of more carefully and the cost of this will also push
up their price.
"But there's nothing like these materials in our batteries," he says. As a
materials scientist at the applied physics laboratory, part of Johns Hopkins
University in Maryland, Suter is working on the world's first all-plastic …
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Diagnosis of upper aerodigestive tract tumours using autofluorescence endoscopy in south east asian patients
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The Biscaya Hotel has 137 well appointed guest rooms with up to date amenities including electronic locks, 27-inch color TV's with remote control, am/fm clock radios, free in-rom cable, HBO, Showtime, ESPN, CNN Headline News and much more. The Biscaya Hotel opened in 1964, and was renovated in 1999. This property offers access for travelers with disabilities. Formerly the Howard Johnson Resort Hotel.
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|4000 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL 33140 | vCard |
|Reader Rating:
|Horrible Hotel - HotelGuide Reader, Georgetown
Good Location - Roland, Vienna
Saved by Biscaya - Alex, Bloomfield
|Getting There:
|From the airport: Take 112n East to I-95 East. After the 2nd bridge, exit Arthur Godfrey. At the traffic light, turn right and the hotel is on the right hand side
|Meeting Space:
|1 room. 1,500 sq. ft. total.
|Check In Time:
|2:00 pm
|Check Out Time:
|12:00 pm
|Rate Range:
|From $49 to $210 per night *
|Nearest Airport:
|Miami International (MIA)
|In Rooms:
|Air-Conditioned. Balconies/Patio. Complimentary Newspaper. Cable TV. Coffee Maker. Hair Dryer. Iron & Ironing Board. Safe. Data Line. Voice Mail.
|24-Hour Security. Airport Transportation. Car Rental. City Transportation. Concierge. Room Service. Valet/Laundry. Wake Up Service.
|Special Amenities:
|Bar/Lounge. Business Center. Pool, Outdoor. Restaurant.
|Other Info:
|Child Rate. Interior Room Entrance. Multi-lingual Staff. Non-Smoking Rooms. Smoking Rooms. Self Parking. Parking Fee.
|Language(s) Spoken:
|English. Spanish. German.
|Area Dining:
|Cafe Avanti
Creek 28
Rare Steakhouse
Fontainebleau Coffee Cabana
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Castle Beach Resort
Courtyard by Marriott Oceanfront
Fontainebleau Resort & Towers Miami Beach
Alexander Hotel Miami Beach
Holiday Inn Beachfront Resort
Miami Beach Resort & Spa
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