On the dual code card there were only four cable harvest on the dual code card, and female drivers who wore Team Teal Colors, they all won. A great way to end the fundraising campaign for ovarian cancer and to complete the southern wiring harness section of the attraction.
Don't look Kobe out (Majestic son) I started things perfectly when he won the Dunedin City Ford Handicap Trot for the Oamaru coach Brad Williamson and the ambassador of the TEAL driver Kerryn Tomlinson team.
The three -year -old gelding broke briefly before setting up a cell phone, and in the long Wingatui he was too good for a playing spirit. He won half a long length.
Don't look out the Kobe repetition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkxhasbyspg
“My heart was in my mouth for these first steps, but he mastered himself and won quite well. I had hoped to win a victory for the team (owner) today so that I can give him a spell. I am sure he will improve because he has a enormous frame for filling out, ”said Williamson.
Do not look that Kobe is not from the Pres mare, don't look back what Doug Gillespie five won, twice with Brad in the car. Don't look back on what the fourth Damm Cordsworth did not react, the winner of twenty -four races, including a Trott final of the Interdominion, the Rowe Cup and two Up-to-date Zealand trotting championships.
Itsallaboutthemoney (Vincent) A consistent form by winning the BRETT Reid Electrical Mobile Tempo for coach Lyndon Bond and junior driver Georgia Goodman.
The four -year -old mare ran second in Sharp Utah Jazz at her last start at ASCOT Park and had previously performed well.
At today's race, Goodman Itsallaboutthemoney took the front and held all the challengers to win three quarters of a length.
Itsallaboutthemoney replay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swfuux1mgoq
The victory was the second for Goodman after winning Secret Agent Man at the end of January.
The TEAL Colors team was also in the foreground when Mia Holbrough Normie Stead got (Bettor's joy) Mobile pace excavated at home in Taieri.
After Lorton Vale set a hectic pace, Holbrohh put her load three back inside and ran a nice run to beat the straight stable stables with three quarters of a length.
Normie Stead Replay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-4egud6vke
The Team Teal Day was completed when Bismarck du Plessis (Always B miki) won the last race for Gore coach Tony Stratford and driver Kirstin Green.
The victory was expected after the gelding had achieved a huge run at the meeting in Northern Southland last week and took fourth place.
“I think this run last week was phenomenal to be fair. It was probably his career as the best run. He was four of 800 and was not far from the winner in the end. We came here today with some confidence, ”said Stratford.
After parking most of the trip, the four -year -old was too strenuous for his rivals and won with three and a half fourth lengths.
Bismarck du Plessi's repetition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnt8avf_ijm
“This is his go, but he also has a good speed. He is an endurance and he has proven that today. We deliberately came here because he enjoys the grass, the race was suitable and he did the work, which was good. “
The four -year -old gelding belongs to Dean Lawrence, who now lives in Cromwell.
“He is a guy with whom I went to school and a few years older than me. He is a guy in South Otago, which was brought up on a farm in Clydevale. He was never on horses, but now he has a couple around him. '
Lawrence also runs four start Maiden Lydah Valley (Sweet Lou).
“She always showed a lot of ability, but it was a bit frail.”
The TeamTeal campaign began on February 1 and the final amount that has been increased for the appointment should be known in the next few days.
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