Young Cranbourne trainer Dylan Stratford capped off a successful end to 2018 when his mare Nuclear Nikky won the Cool Ridge Pace at Melton on New Year’s Eve. 

The well-bred four-year-old started at prohibitive odds on the basis of a strong last start effort at Headquarters and ran right up to that form with an emphatic win on Monday night.

Local trainer/driver Simone Walker and CHRC committee member Georgina Coram were rewarded for their perseverance when My Forgotten Hero saluted in the Mecca Property Styling Pace at Yarra Valley on Friday afternoon.

In December 2018, the Cranbourne Harness Racing Club launched a bold syndication initiative which is predicated on bringing together 100 like-minded people to share in the thrill of racing a team of 7 well-bred pacer and trotters over a three-year period.

Local trainer Ray Mathews enjoyed one his most productive days at the office in some time with a winning double at the Cranbourne Harness Racing Club meeting on Sunday afternoon.

The Skye horseman produced eight-year-old gelding Supplements to win the opening event on the program, the Aldebaran Park Trotters Handicap and was back in the winner’s circle later in the day when stablemate Jack William saluted in stunning fashion in the fast-class race of the day.

Local Cranbourne duo Terry Howard and Rick Cashman combined to win the McIvor Estate Pace at Kilmore on Tuesday night with consistent five-year-old mare Rosanna Raider.