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Locally trained pacer One Tuff Nut registered his first win in almost twelve months when he was successful in the opening race on today’s Cranbourne program, the Woodlands Stud Pace.
The Cranbourne HRC Training Centre recorded its 250th winner when Bulletproof Boy saluted in the last event on the program at Kilmore on Thursday night.
n form three-year-old colt Sahara Sirocco was successful in the Gordon Lockman Memorial held at the Cranbourne HRC meeting on Tuesday 10 March. Mr Lockman was a long time Cranbourne Club Secretary/Manager and was recognised as one of the sport's most innovative administrators.
Last Thursday’s Kilmore trots meeting was transferred to Tabcorp Park Melton following heavy rain in the area. And the biggest winner on the night were the many members of the Cranbourne Club 21 Ltd Syndicate after their Andover Hall-Starcus filly Naked Ambition greeted the judge in the CUB 3Y0 Trotters Mobile over 2240 metres.
Promising three-year-old filly Cuzin Lyndal underlined her potential with an authoritative win in the Northern Review Pace at Kilmore on Thursday night.
Nine-year-old gelding It’s the Emblem defied his advancing years and a long run of outs when he won the Quirk Real Estate Pace at Warragul on Monday afternoon. In fact the veteran pacer’s win was his first in almost four years!!
Tyabb hobbyist Geoff Clout celebrated his first win as a trainer at Cranbourne on Tuesday night when the four-year-old mare My Superannuation was successful in the third race on the program, the Decron Pace.
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Racing Manager: Cameron Gallagher
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