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Terry Gange

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 14, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Terry Gange

    Cooper giving it his best shot on the track (opens the original)

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    As a teenager, Cooper Griffiths was a highly competitive tennis player who worked his way up the rankings – now the young New South Welshman is showing a deft touch in a very different sporting arena. Now devoted to harness racing, Hunter Valley-based Griffiths is enjoying a breakout season in the sulky, with 31 winners so far, and has been in a particularly rich vein of form in recent weeks. On August 21 he landed a winning double at Newcastle, including his first victory for partner Jemma Cone

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Terry Gange

    Bits and Bridles (opens the original)

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    Pacing for Pink celebrates a bumper result, Bendigo’s redevelopment is nearing completion and two Victorian young guns have earned a trans-Tasman call-up. Harness racing’s generosity has again shone through, with Pacing for Pink raising a remarkable $140,500 this year for McGrath Foundation Breast Care Nurses. Organisers described the result as an outstanding effort, particularly given the difficult economic climate, and thanked the many drivers, sponsors, clubs, businesses and communities who s

  3. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Terry Gange

    Wheel of fortune finally favors the Bandit (opens the original)

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    Anyone in harness racing will tell you, that it’s often getting there that’s half the battle! And for Victorian hobby trainer Ian Miller and his pacer Belvu Bandit that was certainly the case when the four-year-old finally broke through for his maiden victory at Geelong. Just a week earlier, the trainer-driver had to scratch the improving Belvu Bandit from a Melton engagement, after a transport mishap left him without a float to get to the races. “I was coming home from the farrier, and I lost o

  4. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Terry Gange

    One last chance: the remarkable road back for Typhoon (opens the original)

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    The maiden win of four-year-old pacer Typhoon (Art Major) at Ballarat (July 27) was anything but just another harness racing success. Instead, it marked the culmination of nearly two years of painstaking rehabilitation to give a special horse one last chance. For Victorian horseman Tyrone Abela and the team at Balliang-based Evolution Lodge, the victory represented the ultimate reward for their patience and belief in a horse that vets thought would never race again “The fact he got to the races

  5. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Terry Gange

    Turnbulls turn it on in Tassie - now for the big one! (opens the original)

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    Six wins have made it another highly successful Tasmanian campaign for Shepparton harness racing horseman Craig Turnbull – but the biggest target is still to come. Turnbull’s stable completed a winning treble at Hobart on Sunday night (July 26) to double the tally for the trip, with daughter Abbey flying across to partner the team’s runners. Now all attention turns to next Saturday night’s $100,000 Beautide at Launceston, where in-form pacer Okanui Beach will carry the stable’s hopes. “This is o

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