
Adam Hamilton
Writer at Racenet
Group Head of Talent & Racing with the awesome @ladbrokescomau @TracksideNZ @SportNation & @EntainGroup teams. Harness writer @RacenetTweets Views my own.
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2 days ago |
harnesslink.com | Adam Hamilton
Kiwi young gun Carter Dalgety will make a surprise appearance at Albion Park on Saturday night. And it could be the forerunner to more hit-and-run trips across the ditch. Dalgety will have two drives for trainer Michael Brennan, who has moved from Western Australia to Queensland to become private trainer for owner Josh Davine. “This just sort of fell into place,” Dalgety said.
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2 days ago |
harnesslink.com | Adam Hamilton
THE Americans are doing their best to entice Australia’s premier driver James Herbertson to make the US home. Just days after resuming his working holiday in New Jersey, Herbertson has been swamped with driving bookings on Saturday. The 24-year-old will drive in 20 races across two meetings. Herbertson’s Saturday starts with four drives at The Meadows track in Pennsylvania. He then heads to Scioto Downs in Ohio for a staggering 16 drives – that’s a drive in every race.
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3 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Adam Hamilton
Scott Ewen is preparing to live his harness racing dream. The former South Australian horseman, who now trains at Cranbourne, is just weeks away from chasing his first "away" Inter Dominion series. And it's with the most special horse of his career, the remarkable veteran Bulletproof Boy.
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4 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Adam Hamilton
Australia's premier driver James Herbertson flew back to the US on Tuesday a shattered man and with a huge career decision to make. Herbertson, 24, spoke glowingly and straight from the heart about his great mate Greg Sugars at Monday's memorial service for the champion driver, who died on April 26. • PUNT LIKE A PRO: Become a Racenet iQ member and get expert tips – with fully transparent return on investment statistics – from Racenet's team of professional punters at our Pro Tips section.
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5 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Adam Hamilton
Greg Sugars took centre stage at Melton one last time. The racetrack where the champion horseman drove the majority of his winners and celebrated some of his greatest moments, yesterday became the place where family, friends and the harness industry emotionally farewelled him. More than 1000 people, from all around Australia and many from NZ, gathered to hear stories of Sugars the person as much as Sugars the Hall of Fame horseman.
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