Adam Hamilton
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- Oct 1, 2026
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NZ Cup contenders face defining weekend (opens the original)
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It is the most defining weekend yet in the build-up to the Go Media New Zealand Trotting Cup and it spans three major Aussie meetings on Saturday night. The superstars who step-out include Leap To Fame, Swayzee, Kingman and Minos. And then there is Captains Mistress, who is also bound for NZ, albeit not the Cup itself. Let’s start with Captains Mistress, who is first-up since beating Leap To Fame in that amazing Inter Dominion final at Albion Park on July 18. She’s got the pole under the prefere
Grimson set to launch five-pronged Victoria Cup assault (opens the original)
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The Jason Grimson juggernaut hits Victoria on Saturday night. Australia’s most dominant open-class trainer will unleash his champion stayer Swayzee and rising star Minos on Saturday night’s Geelong Cup. It’s a forerunner to Grimson having a possible five of the 12 runners in the Group 1 Victoria Cup at Melton on October 17. “I’ll be nominating five horses and if ‘Jeff’ (Hi Manameisjeff) runs well Saturday night (at Menangle), I’d like to run them all in the Victoria Cup,” Grimson said. Joining S
The Art Of Success ready to take aim at $1.5 million Eureka (opens the original)
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Victorian owner-breeder Ray Sellwood loved his first TAB Eureka experience so much he’s desperate to have another crack. And he’s adamant he’s got the right horse to give the world’s richest pacing race a shake in The Art Of Success. The daughter of Art Major made it 10 successive harness racing wins when she scored her most impressive and important victory yet in last Saturday week’s Group 2 Vicbred 4YO Mares’ final at Melton. Now Sellwood is ready to negotiate with slot owners for the $1.5 mil
Is Captains Mistress the best mare we’ve seen? (opens the original)
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In the space of just nine months, Captains Mistress (Captaintreacherous) has sparked talk about whether she is the best mare this part of the world has seen. And the banter will hot up even more if she comes to Melton next month and adds the Victoria Cup to her bulging bounty. Renowned harness historian John Peck confirmed no mare has won the Victoria Cup, dubbed the Cox Plate of harness racing. But Captains Mistress will need some longevity, at least another year of doing what she’s doing, to c
Stewart and Tonkin’s remarkable Premiership fightback (opens the original)
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The “early crow” is one of the most dreaded sayings in racing. Primarily it refers to someone declaring a horse is “home” and can’t be beaten in a race. Just about every punter will tell you a story how someone has gone the “early crow” on them at some stage and things have almost instantly turned to custard. You’d think after 40 years in this game I would know better. But, back on April 13 in this very column, I went the “early crow”. My sincere apologies go to Team Lee for so prematurely sugge
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