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RACING
AHEADWA
Harness Racing July 2018
Make your bet matter
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Contents
HARNESS RACING DEPARTMENT
Racing Manager: Barry Hamilton
Chief Handicapper: Warren Wishart
14 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017
Driving Master: Trevor Warwick
Mobile: 0434 609 604
Trainers’ Service Centre
Phone: (08) 9445 5267*
Fax: (08) 9445 5571
24hr Nominations Service
(08) 9445 5268*
* Note all incoming and outgoing calls are
recorded
Email: harnessinfo@rwwa.com.au
Office Hours: 7.30am to 4.00pm Monday
to Friday
STEWARDS DEPARTMENTS
General Manager Integrity: Denis
Borovica Phone: (08) 9445 5427
Deputy Chief Steward: Rhys Chappell
70 Grandstand Road, Ascot, WA 6104
Phone: (08) 9445 5177 Please note that the RWWA Harness Racing Department has
Fax: (08) 9477 5215 changed its fax number.
Email: rhys.chappell@rwwa.com.au
Investigator: Geoff Johnson 0408 843 560 The new number is 9445 5571.
RWWA INTEGRITY
Integrity Recorded Message Service: 9445 5565
Email: racingintegrity@rwwa.com.au
LICENSING, REGISTRATIONS & STAKES
14 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017
Email: licreginfo@rwwa.com.au
14 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017
Telephone: (08) 9445 5558
Facsimile: (08) 9445 5586
Email: licreginfo@rwwa.com.au
Forms can be found at www.rwwa.com.au
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Features
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RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 1
Rosie's Ideal Image courtesy of Gloucester Park/Scott Hamilton Media
Article by Tim Walker
CRAIG LYNN
Craig Lynn is a man that has quietly achieved in the sport of Harness Racing.
He has a lot more he wants to achieve, and he isn’t planning on letting anything
stand in his way of reaching the goals he has set for himself.
As an owner, Lynn has featured on Harness Racing’s night of nights, with star
mare The Parade taking out the Group 1 Mares Classic on Inter Dominion
Grand Final night in 2016.
But perhaps Lynn’s two biggest chances to stamp himself as one of the more
prominent names in Harness Racing have come on one of Western Australia’s
premier winter nights of racing at Gloucester Park, the Westbred Finals night.
In 2017, he won the Westbred Two-Year-Old Colts and Geldings Classic with
Highroller Joe, while Rosies Ideal finished third in the fillies edition.
Finishing with a Group 1 winner and third placegetter was a big thrill for Lynn,
and, arguably, his best night at Gloucester Park.
Little did he know he would be able to top that achievement one year on.
With the pair a year older and more experienced, they went just as well in the
three-year-old editions of the lucrative Westbred races.
Highroller Joe finished an admirable second to One Off Delight, before Rosies
Ideal upstaged a high quality group of fillies in their edition of the Group 1
event.
Having bred both Rosies Ideal and Highroller Joe, both nights were special for
Lynn, but he said 2018 just eclipsed 2017, with both horses finishing top two.
“Breeding both of them makes nights like that special,” he said.
“I’ve bred a fair few horses, and had a bit of luck with it along the way.
“I’ve had some good nights at the track, but to have a night like that this year,
it’s definitely up there.
“I’m pretty lucky to have two years in a row like this with horses you breed.”
From an early age, Lynn was prepared to make significant sacrifices to achieve
his goals.
After spending his early childhood in Busselton, Lynn made the move to Perth
to further his development as a Hockey player.
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 3
Craig Lynn
“I moved to Perth when I was 13 and I trained every day when
I was a kid,” he said. Highroller Joe
“My parents stayed at home but my brother lived in Perth at
the time.
“I went to a good Hockey school, Como Secondary College,
and it was all about Hockey in Phys Ed and I made a few in
roads there.
“I played Junior World Cup for Australia, and attended the
Australian Institute of Sport, and the West Australian Institute
of Sport until I was 22.”
After pursuing a Hockey career, Lynn was forced to return to
Busselton for work and financial reasons.
Between attending school and playing Hockey, another
passion of Lynn’s was bubbling away, Harness Racing.
Image courtesy of Gloucester Park/Scott Hamilton Media
Standing next to the parade ring at Gloucester Park on a Friday
night, Lynn’s passion and love for the sport was evident, and
he explained how it all started with a few quiet bets. breeding…the incentive scheme is pretty big.
“Betting was the first thing that came up, when I was young I “I’ve been to a few places to scout around and have a look at
used to love a punt,” he said. different horses.
“I love coming to the trots on a Friday night. “It’s a great feeling to breed one from day dot and watching
them go right through.”
“I haven’t ever trained horses, but I’ve always been spending
time with them.” Lynn’s success with horses he has bred over the past 12
months has him wanting to take the next step.
Family involvement in the sport has also been a big factor in
Lynn wanting to get involved in the sport. He now has eyes on starting a training career.
Lynn’s uncles Barry and Jamie Howlett are both small but Having spent time with his uncles and Prentice, Lynn now
successful trainers in the south-west of WA. feels like he has a solid support base and knowledge to
branch out by himself.
Barry in particular has shot to prominence over the past 12
months, with the addition of boom three-year-old Jack Mac “I do want to train eventually,” he said.
to his stable.
“It’s something I have been wanting to do for a very long time.
Highroller Joe is the pin-up boy for Jamie’s stable.
“A few doors have opened up with Highroller Joe and him
Prior to the Westbred Three-Year-Old Classic night, Jamie said moving to Jamie’s, which is just down the road for me.
Lynn was a regular around his stable, learning everything he
“I’ve been around horses for a long time, but I haven’t taken
could about the caper.
that next step to try and train.
Lynn said his Hockey background could be an explanation
“That is the goal.
for why he wanted to have a greater involvement in Harness
Racing. “I spent a lot of time with Justin, Barry and Jamie, and even
had horses with Jarryd Humphries, then obviously Shane
“I enjoy the people you meet in Harness Racing, and
Young and Dave Thompson too.”
competitiveness they have,” he said.
Finding the time to train horses has been the challenge for
“Given I was a sportsperson in the old days, I like that
Lynn, who runs a tree lopping business in Busselton, and
competitiveness and the excitement of it, as well as the hard
is often required to work for high profile companies like
work that goes into it.”
Western Power.
Lynn has recently taken particular interest in the breeding
Lynn admits he isn’t sure how big of a training operation he
side of Harness Racing.
would run if he did take out his training licence, admitting his
Having had horses with Justin Prentice in the past, the tree lopping business would still take priority.
38-year-old has learnt that caper from the best.
One thing is for certain, when he does make the transition to
“It’s a bit of a challenge,” Lynn said. being a trainer, he will have a solid platform to launch from.
“I’ve focused on the fillies and mares side of the breeding, From quietly learning in the background, he is ready to move
and wanted to get decent ones to breed from. into the spotlight, and ready to make his mark on Harness
Racing in WA.
“The way Westbred is setup is a big part of my interest in
4 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESS
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RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 5
6 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESS
ELSTEVO - BY ACCIDENT OR FATE?
Izabelle Siegwart is not the type to do anything by halves. So, whilst on a trail ride and stumbling
across an underfed & neglected retired pacer in a paddock, it was all or nothing for Izzy.
With the support of her family Izzy approached the owner and asked if she could start feeding
the retired pacer, who she now refers to as ‘Shadow’.
Feeding Shadow each day soon led to spending more and more time with him and the
realisation he was a nice horse and Izzy soon felt confident enough to entertain the thought
of riding him.
Using her little brother as the crash test dummy, it became apparent Shadow had the
potential to become a suitable riding horse and upon request, the owner surrendered the
horse to Izzy.
That was back in 2010, it’s now 2018 and Shadow has
rewarded Izzy and her family tenfold for their kindness
and dedication. Shadow has since done everything,
he tries his heart out at anything asked of him.
From Show Jumping to Cross Country, Tetrathlon,
Barrel Racing, The Blackwood Marathon and even
teaching a five year old how to ride at Pony Club,
there is nothing he won’t give his all to.
Izzy says after Shadow finding his way into our family
completely by accident he has taught me so much and
forever leaves me in awe of his enormous heart.
“Love, love, love this horse and how versatile he is – he
is an absolute ripper Off the Track horse,” said Izzy.
Shadow will spend the entirety of his life with the Siegwart
family being very much loved and rewarded for the joy he
brings to his family.
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 7
INTEGRATED FOOTBALL PROGRAM
A team of sixteen football players from WA with Intellectual Disabilities competed at the AFL National Inclusion Carnival
in Launceston Tasmania, last month.
Community TAB is a sponsor of the WA team for the second year in a row to support them in the week-long event of
AFL, against every other state in the country, which culminated with finals and selection of the All Australian Team.
The players were chosen from the West Australian Amateur Football League (WAAFL) Integrated Football Program.
The WAAFL’s Integrated Football Program has entered its eighth year of providing opportunities for players with
Intellectual Disabilities to play AFL at their local club, and in 2018 the introduction of North Beach and Willetton Clubs
has bolstered the program to nine competing Teams and over 200 players.
COUNT ME IN
Community TAB is sponsor of the broadcast of the first Integrated Football game to be broadcast for Count Me In
round in July.
The ’Count Me In’ round is a particularly special one in the WAFL calendar, as it showcases the wonderful work done
at community level by a number of clubs to integrate disadvantaged and people with disabilities to participate in
sport.
Community TAB agreed to support the coverage and promotion of this game as part of our ongoing support to the
Integrated Football Program in WA.
The game is on July 14 at Steel Blue Oval.
NETBALL WA NAIDOC CARNIVAL
Community TAB and Community TAB volunteers will be at the NAIDOC Netball Carnival in Perth in July as a sponsor
of the Netball WA Aboriginal Programs.
As part of NAIDOC week celebrations, Indigenous netball players from across WA are invited to participate in the
annual NAIDOC Netball Carnival, the largest indigenous netball event in Australia.
Held at the State Netball Centre, and staged in conjunction with the Department of Sport and Recreation, the
NAIDOC Netball Carnival is both an opportunity to introduce indigenous netballers to competitive netball, as well as
a platform to increase awareness and education around health promotion, health prevention and care benefits for
Indigenous people.
8 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSRACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 9
BOTRA News
Content provided by BOTRA
CLARIFICATION OF DRIVING FEES ADDRESSED BY RWWA
A driver will receive a driving fee when they are actually on the BOTRA has requested consideration and further discussion on the
track (not the course) so if a horse is scratched at the barrier the initiative for 2 YO racing to commence in November each year to
driver gets a driving fee. A driver’s fee will not be paid for a late assist with better field sizes. This matter is in the early discussion
scratching. This ruling seems inappropriate as a driver may have stage but your thoughts on this initiative are welcomed by BOTRA
driven a long way for one drive and should receive some form of so please have your say!
compensation. BOTRA believes this matter should be addressed by
BOTRA has requested a review of the ambulance procedures at all
RWWA with HRA to address and rectify this anomaly
tracks. Consideration for the ambulance to follow the field at all
In the case of abandoned meetings, currently the Harness Racing tracks was requested and that a qualified Medical Officer be in the
Manager has the discretion to pay driving fees. A single driving fee mobile barrier which is the first vehicle attending the scene of any
will be paid to drivers with a drive or drives at meetings abandoned racetrack accidents.
on late notice as some form of compensation for travel costs, rather
than any attempt to defray the loss of earnings for driver’s fees.
Response from the Stewards
In relation to the suggestion from BOTRA that the Ambulance follow the field or a Medical Officer ride in the mobile, I provide the
following information
In 2017 the Stewards implemented new procedures in relation to race falls. These new procedures, which were endorsed by the Integrity
Assurance Committee, provide guidance to Stewards in relation to decision making when there is a race fall. As you would be aware,
not all race falls result in a driver requiring immediate medical attention or the race being stopped. With any race fall, the first people
in attendance are the Starter and Mobile Driver and they are in contact with the Steward in charge via two-way radio and provide
information on the condition of the driver. All RWWA Stewards, Starters and Mobile Drivers have current First Aid Certificates and are
able to assess a driver’s condition and render first aid. In the recent case of Mr Ciuppa at Gloucester Park the Starter and Mobile Driver
were first on the scene (as the Mobile follows the field) and provided immediate assistance to Mr Ciuppa.
In the event of a race fall, safety is the first consideration of Stewards. That includes the safety of the fallen driver, other drivers in the
race, officials on the track, ambulance officers and horses. Stewards must ensure that any decision they make when there is a fall, does
not result in a further risk to the safety of others. As you would understand, Ambulance Officers have no understanding of racing, the race
fall procedures of Stewards or the dangers of a driverless horse. I have personally witnessed dangerous situations in other States where
the Ambulance Officers have decided to drive the Ambulance onto the track during a race because they saw a driver dislodged.
However, having said all that, the Stewards are still undertaking a review of Ambulance procedures at every track. Every track is different
with some still retaining the old running rail inside the marker pegs and some having obstructions on the infield such as waterways,
infrastructure, football fields, cricket pitches, greyhound tracks, which will prevent the Ambulance following the field on the infield. In wet
weather, multiple vehicles driving on the track can result in the track deteriorating and racing having to be abandoned. All these things
have to be taken into consideration if new procedures are put in place for the Ambulance.
I will advise BOTRA once the review is finalised.
Regards
Barbara Scott, Chief Steward, Harness
Your views and any suggestions on this matter are welcomed.
BELL LAP
@ghall27
TUESDAY 9AM
TABradio.com.au
10 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSBOTRA News
BOTRA MOUSE RACING AUCTION DAY
BOTRA will be holding the popular Mouse Racing, Auction Day, be part of the fun and games with opportunity to grab a bargain
combined with the drawing of the fabulous Dowunder Sulky from the silent auction and the Stallion Service auction. Tickets
Company’s “Avenger” Sulky as first prize and second prize, a to both events are selling now and are available from the BOTRA
dinner and drinks package for 6 in the Beau Rivage Room at Committee. Please note that purchaser of a ticket in the Avenger
Gloucester Park. BOTRA Appreciates the sponsorship support from sulky raffle will be admitted free to the Mouse racing Day. Please
Downunder Sulkies and Gloucester Park Harness Racing. There contact Rob Deadman Mob 0474 077 888 or 96 41 2105 for further
will also be Stallion Services for auction and food and drinks will information about Ticket Sales and details of the event.
be available. Mark 12 noon Sunday 19th August 2018 as a must, to
CLARIFICATION OF DRIVING RULES
With consultation and the cooperation between the RWWA and that those tactics are reasonable and acceptable in accordance
Stewards, BOTRA, Drivers and Trainers, a consolidated agreement with AHRR 149 (1) AND 149( 2).
was reached on the Clarification of Driving Rules for LR 164- Ease
Other recommendations from HRA Rules adopted by RWWA was
out Rule. The Clarification of Driving Rules will be published on the
the Definition of a Graduation Race- amended to increase the
RWWA Website, WABOTRA Facebook and the WABOTRA Website-
stakemoney to $4.500.00. In line with this increase, WABOTRA will
botra-wa.com.au.
be pursuing and increase in the payment back to last place to be
HRA and the Board of RWWA have resolved to amend the Rule of increased to $150.00 minimum in the country.
Harness Racing 2004 by adopting the recommendation from HRA
to repeal Rule 44 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)-Drivers Tactics. RWWA Stewards
in WA will put out notice to industry participants advising they will
continue to question drivers on tactics adopted by them within a
race to ensure that they are giving their horse every opportunity
2018
SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR
THE 2018 RACING AND WAGERING WA
RWWA
(RWWA) MEDIA AWARDS.
Nominate a story or person that has positively
MEDIA
promoted or impacted the WA racing industry.
Metropolitan Thoroughbred RWWA Media Awards:
Entries close 25 July 2018
AWARDS.
Provincial and Country Thoroughbred RWWA Media Awards:
Entries close 10 August 2018
Harness Racing Media RWWA Awards:
Entries close 10 September 2018
Visit rwwa.com.au for more information
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 11BOTRA News
SINGLE CATCHER AT RACE MEETINGS
BOTRA has approached RWWA over the deployment of a single is sufficient to meet the necessary requirements. It is imperative
Catcher at Race meetings. GPHR employs a Catcher and Clerk of from BOTRA’s viewpoint, that all Catchers and their mount be fully
Course on Fridays and a Catcher only at Tuesday meetings. It is accredited and fit to fill this important role and comply with OHS
not evident that the Clerk of Course is an accredited Catcher. The safety requirements. Your comments on this issue are welcomed.
HRCG has discussed this matter and believes that a single Catcher
HARNESS DRIVERS LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
BOTRA has requested a review of Harness Drivers-Licensing BOTRA is concerned with the lack of attendance by connections
requirements. Stewards have responded to this request and at trophy presentations, particularly feature race presentations at
will be conducting a full review of Driver and other harness Gloucester Park. This concern has been drawn to the attention of
licensing requirements in the near future, hopefully prior to the RWWA and GPHR and action has been taken by GPHR and BOTRA
commencement of the new season to prevent this happening in future. It is not a good look for the
industry when no one turns up for these trophy presentations to
acknowledge race sponsors, particularly when media is involved.
2018 GARRARD'S HORSE AND HOUND BOTRA CUP
The 2018 Garrards Horse and Hound BOTRA Cup will be held on The Long Shot winner promotion whereby a trainer who is a
Friday 20th July 2018. BOTRA sincerely thanks Garrards Horse and member of BOTRA and trains the longest price winner at any
Hound, specifically Daren Garrard for his continued support and track in WA receives a $100 bonus, is proving to be well accepted.
BOTRA urges the fraternity to support Garrards Horse and Hound Recent winners were Sarah Suvaljko “Its Mylucknow”-$36.20 and
by purchasing products from the excellent range on view at the Justin Prentice “Our Major Mama”-$139.80. We can only hope
Gloucester Park Store and on line. a few dollars each way was placed on both these long shots!
Become a member now and receive the benefit of these BOTRA
Recent winners of the popular Petstock Bio John/BOTRA award
promotions.
were Brad Stampalia, George Cooper, Garry Elliott and Peter
Arthur. Congratulations to all winners of this award for their fine
performance in the Harness Racing Industry.
Your BOTRA Committee works hard for you. Please support them and your future in the industry by becoming involved. You are always
welcome to attend a BOTRA Committee meeting to discuss industry matters and your input is always welcomed.
Thank you to all our sponsors and please remember to buy your tickets for the Avenger Sulky and the Mouse Racing, Auction fundraiser
day to be held Sunday 19th August 2018 at Byford.
WA RACING
2019
HALL OF FAME
Thursday 28 February
Crown Perth
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12 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSMOUSE RACES
Free Entry for Persons who have bought a
Raffle Ticket in the Avenger Sulky Raffle
Venue: Byford Trotting Complex
Date: Sunday 19th August 2018
Time: 12 noon
For all enquiries and entry’s please
contact Rob Deadman
9641 2105
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 13WASBA
News
Content provided by WASBA
LOTS OF WINNERS
It’s been a very exciting period for our feature two and three year old races with some fantastic races, and unusually, they have all been
won by different horses.
Thanks to RWWA the three year old Westsired Classics were split, with victory going to Veiled Secret (Tinted Cloud) and Harry Haich
(Parsons Den).
Veiled Secret’s sire is the sire of the mighty Smoken Up 1:48.5 74 wins $3.6 million in stakes, and she is a half-sister to Sheer Rocknroll
(Rocknroll Hanover) 1:55.9 22wins $303,715 out of the Ross Torre bred mare Sheer Royalty (Parsons Den) 1:55.7 $248,904. Sheer Royalty
was the winner of the 2009 WA Oaks, Daintys Daughter Classic and the 3yo Fillies State Sires Series (now the Westsired) for her year, so
quite fitting that her daughter should win the Westsired for the three year old fillies. Veiled Secret, who is an eighth generation Westsired
filly, has been improving at every start and should have a bright future for owner breeder Bob Fowler.
Harry Haich, who is also a product of Ross Torre’s Royalstar Farm, absolutely delighted his connections with his win, who was a 2016
yearling sale purchase for Ron Huston and Vicki Lea. He is out of Jay Emms Sister (Northern Luck) who was a half-sister to James Matthew
(Parsons Den) 1:58.7 12 wins $240,981. James Matthew won 10 of his 11 starts in his two-year-old season.
The aforementioned Group 1 $100,000 two year old Pearl was a classy race. All of the runners acquitted themselves very well, with
relative newcomer Franco Edward (American Ideal) starting favourite after getting the prized one barrier and duly leading in a very fast
1:56.4, at only his fourth race start. Very commendable efforts from Shock Wave in running three wide for over a lap to run second, and
the fast finishing Its Rock And Roll running third. Great training and driving effort from Kyle Harper, and owner Robert Watson has got
another very nice American Ideal colt!
We shouldn’t forget the first ever $50,000 three year old Pearl, brilliantly won by Jack Mac (Mach Three) making it a historic double for
him after winning the $100,000 two year old Pearl last year. In what could be called dreadful conditions, it was a brilliant return to racing
for Jack Mac who has had several setbacks this preparation.
The two year old Westsired was a $30,000 single race with Babyface Adda (Rich And Spoilt), bred and owned by Harry Capararo bringing
up a well-deserved win as well as trainer Ross Olivieri’s 100th win. The placegetters My Prayer (Renaissance Man) and Sheza Spoilt Miss
(Rich And Spoilt) also ran great races. Babyface Adda has a lot to live up to with his dam Sonatina (Art Major) being a half-sister to New
Zealand two year old and three year old Filly of the Year and multiple Group 1 winner One Dream (Dream Away) 1:56.7 $846,467.
WASBA COUNTRY OAKS
Another intriguing Country Oaks, going right down to the wire for the decision. With the support of Bunbury Trotting Club and the harness
office at RWWA, the $25,000 WASBA Country Oaks got under way on Saturday 2 June. The race turned into a real battle between the
favourite Cott Beach, and second favourite De La Tourbie. Congratulations to Peter King and Barbara Pellick, trainer Kristy Elson and driver
Nathan Turvey.
3YO $100,000 WESTBRED CLASSICS
It was a very strong race in the $100,000 Fillies three year old Westbred Classic and there were multiple good choices as the winner, but
Rosies Ideal (American Ideal) took home the bounty after a very strong finish to run over the top of De La Tourbie and Arma Rich Girl. It
was about this time last year Rosies Ideal won the $35,000 Gold Bracelet so it’s not a surprise that she has the talent to go on to bigger
and better things. Owner breeders Craig and Allan Lynn also raced her New Zealand dam so it’s great to see Rosie rewarding them.
The colts and geldings $100,000 three year old Westbred Classic went to the favourite One Off Delight (Bettors Delight) who was
confidently driven by Gary Jnr. Second went to Highroller Joe who was a little unlucky, having been held back by the winner until it was
too late. Liam Neil put in a great effort to be a fast finishing third after looking like he would miss a place in the field. Congratulations to all
runners.
Breeders of the first three finishers in the $100,000 Westbred Classics receive $5,000, $3,000 and $2,000 respectively.
14 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSWASBA
News
LAURIE KENNEDY 4 & 5YO WESTBRED MARES
In a field that included some very nice mares, five year old mare Mary Catherine (Art Major) was third in the betting behind the Annie
Belton trained Gotta Go Gabbana and Dior Mia More, but proved to be too strong for this pair in the run to the finish after some astute
driving from Aiden De Campo who had her well placed throughout. Mary Catherine won from the fast finishing Dior Mia More and a brave
Gotta Go Gabbana who breezed.
OTHER TOP PERFORMANCES
There have been some terrific performances by our WA bred horses and here is just a few of them. Eight year old mare Eagle Rox (Bettors
Delight) has been in brilliant form since returning after a two and a half year absence that included producing a foal. Bred, owned and
trained by Debra Lewis, Eagle Rox has won five from seven and over $61,000 this season.
Eagle Rox was the winner of the 2012 two year old Fillies Diamond Classic and was third in the 2012 Golden Slipper. Her unraced dam
Lovera (Badlands Hanover) is also the dam of Artemis Belle (Artiscape) 1:56.1 $359,559, with her 19 wins including the 2010 two year old
Fillies Sales Classic, Gold Bracelet, three year old Fillies Sales Classic, Daintys Daughter Classic and WA Oaks.
Another WA bred horse going great guns is Our Zak Whitby (Mach Three) who has had an absolutely brilliant season with just shy of
$100,000. In May he scooted over the 1730m in 1:53.3, with breeder part owner and trainer Ed Dewar having a very good season. Ed isn’t
afraid to use juniors with the most recent win being with Jocelyn Young. Congratulations Ed!
This time last year we were talking about Vultan Tin (Dawn Ofa New Day) winning the $30,000 Narrogin Cup. Hasn’t he gone on from
then! In poor conditions he ran 1:55.5 to win the GPHR Members Sprint. So far this season he has won nearly $168,000 and his career
tally is over $333,000. Congratulations to Denise and Phil Costello, breeders and owners (and trainer) of Vultan Tin.
WITH HELP FROM OUR SPONSORS
Our sponsors provide valuable support and assistance throughout the year, by giving us funds to support you in your racing and breeding
endeavours.
Over the last five years, with the support of our sponsors, WASBA has:
• provided over $50,000 in stake money benefits for races that support fillies and mares and WA bred horses;
• provided over 50 rugs with garlands and/or sashes and trophies to winners;
• provided over $10,000 retail value in trophies to award our breeders;
• provided over $10,000 in Off The Track or rehoming support, either directly or in conjunction with our sponsors;
• provided breeding credits and discounted stallion services to our breeders;
• provided monthly newsletters and discounted quarterly magazines to our members.
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 15Nominations for Committee
Western Australian Trotting Association
trading as Gloucester Park Harness Racing
In accordance with the Western Australian Trotting Association Act 1946, nominations are called to fill three
vacancies on the Committee.
J P Burt, R B Gartrell and T A Parker retire at the conclusion of the 2018 Annual General Meeting, which is
scheduled to be held on Wednesday, 24th October 2018. Under the provisions of the By-Laws, and in the
event that an election is necessary, the three candidates for election to the Committee who poll the highest
number of votes shall hold office for a three-year term.
Nomination forms are available from the Chief Executive Officer of Gloucester Park Harness Racing (GPHR)
and will be accepted from 6th August until 20th August 2018 at 4.00 pm.
Nominations are to be lodged with the Chief Executive Officer of GPHR at the GPHR Office, Gloucester
Park, East Perth.
Ballot for the order of the positions on the ballot paper to be held at 12.00 noon on Tuesday 21st August
2018.
Ballot papers will be posted at least three weeks prior to the date of the Annual General Meeting, which is
24th October 2018.
Close of ballot and full count of the ballot papers 9.00 am 24th October 2018.
Eligibility
In order to nominate for a position on the Committee, a person must:
(a) be a full member; and
(b) have paid all subscriptions and other money due to GPHR; or
(c) be a life member,
before the close of nominations.
Membership
A member shall cease to be a member upon the member’s failure to pay the applicable annual subscription
on or before 31st August 2018.
Nomination
A person is eligible for election to the Committee if:
(a) a financial member as at 31st August 2018 and who is a financial member for 2018/19;
(b) is nominated by two persons who are financial members as at 31st August 2018 and who
are financial members of the Association for 2018/19;
(c) the candidate signifies, by notice signed by him or her, their willingness to accept the office
if elected (form available from the Chief Executive Officer GPHR, as above); and
(d) the nominee has been a financial member of GPHR for not less than 12 continuous months
immediately prior to the closing date for election.
GREG RICKIE
RETURNING OFFICER
16 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSRACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 17
Western Australian Feature Races 2017/18
Friday, 28 July 2017 THE CHANDON FINAL $35,000 Group 3 M2 Gloucester Park
Friday, 28 July 2017 HIGGINS MEMORIAL FINAL $25,000 Listed M0 Gloucester Park
Friday, 4 August 2017 THE WESTBRED KERRY CLARKE FINAL $25,000 Listed 4YO/5YO Westbred Gloucester Park
Friday, 11 August 2017 MARATHON HANDICAP $25,000 Listed M0+ Gloucester Park
Friday, 25 August 2017 THE AUGUST CUP $35,000 Group 3 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 25 August 2017 THE SCHRADER FINAL $25,000 Listed M1 Gloucester Park
Friday, 1 September 2017 NEW SEASON PACE $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 September 2017 PORTER MEMORIAL $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 15 September 2017 SPRING PACE $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 September 2017 NAVY CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 September 2017 THE WARWICK FINAL $25,000 Listed M0 Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 September 2017 MEDIA GUILD CUP $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 6 October 2017 STRATTON CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 13 October 2017 FRED DOY MEMORIAL $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 13 October 2017 KALGOORLIE PACING CUP $20,000 FFA Golden Mile
Friday, 20 October 2017 MOUNT EDEN SPRINT $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 27 October 2017 THE PREUX CHEVALIER FINAL $25,000 Listed M0 Gloucester Park
Friday, 3 November 2017 BRENNAN MEMORIAL $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Monday, 6 November 2017 DON RANDALL MEMORIAL $30,000 Group 3 M0+ Pinjarra
Monday, 6 November 2017 4YO CLASSIC $25,000 Listed 4YO Pinjarra
Friday, 10 November 2017 YORK CUP $20,000 M0+ Gloucester Park
Friday, 17 November 2017 PAT CRANLEY MEMORIAL $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Saturday, 18 November 2017 BUNBURY CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Bunbury
Friday, 24 November 2017 YES LOANS 4YO CLASSIC $125,000 Group 1 4YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 24 November 2017 ROUND ONE INTER DOMINION HEATS $75,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 24 November 2017 NORMS DAUGHTER CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 24 November 2017 THE KERSLEY FINAL $25,000 Group 3 M1 Gloucester Park
Tuesday, 28 November 2017 ROUND TWO INTER DOMINION HEATS $75,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 1 December 2017 ROUND THREE INTER DOMINION HEATS $75,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 1 December 2017 4YO CHAMPIONSHIP $50,000 Group 2 4YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 1 December 2017 PARLIAMENTARIANS CUP $30,000 Group 3 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 INTER DOMINION GRAND FINAL $1,100,000 Group 1 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 THE GOLDEN NUGGET $200,000 Group 1 4YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 MARES CLASSIC $125,000 Group 1 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 THE BINSHAW CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 M1 Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 THE SAN SIMEON $50,000 Group 2 M0 Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 TROTTERS CUP $50,000 Group 1 Trotters Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 December 2017 INTER DOMINION CONSOLATION $35,000 Group 3 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 December 2017 CHRISTMAS GIFT FINAL $50,000 Group 2 M0/M3 Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 December 2017 MT EDEN / NO DILL CHRISTMAS HANDICAP $20,000 M0+ Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 December 2017 VILLAGE KID SPRINT $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 December 2017 THE COULSON FINAL $25,000 Listed M1 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 12 January 2018 FREMANTLE CUP $300,000 Group 1 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 19 January 2018 WA PACING CUP $450,000 Group 1 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 26 January 2018 BUSSELTON CUP $10,000 FFA Busselton
Saturday, 27 January 2018 NIGHTS OF THUNDER FINAL $50,000 Group 2 M0/M3 Gloucester Park
Saturday, 27 January 2018 RAY DUFFY MEMORIAL $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Saturday, 27 January 2018 IM THEMIGHTYQUINN FINAL $25,000 Listed M2 Gloucester Park
Friday, 2 February 2018 ALBANY CUP $20,000 FFA Albany
Friday, 2 February 2018 LORD MAYORS CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Saturday, 3 February 2018 NORTHAM CUP $30,000 Group 3 FFA Northam
Sunday, 4 February 2018 WILLIAMS CUP $10,000 FFA Williams
Friday, 9 February 2018 DAINTYS DAUGHTER CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 3YO Fillies Gloucester Park
Friday, 9 February 2018 WAGIN CUP $10,000 FFA Wagin
Friday, 16 February 2018 CADUCEUS CLUB CLASSIC $40,000 Group 3 3YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 16 February 2018 RWWA CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Tuesday, 20 February 2018 2YO SALES CLASSIC HEAT $10,000 Listed 2YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 23 February 2018 GOVERNERS CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 23 February 2018 THE LEWIS FINAL NON FFA $25,000 Listed M1 Gloucester Park
Saturday, 24 February 2018 MANEA CLASSIC $25,000 Listed 4YO/5YO Bunbury
Friday, 2 March 2018 DENMARK CUP $10,000 C5/C12 Albany
Friday, 2 March 2018 2YO SALES CLASSIC FINALS $100,000 Group 1 2YO Gloucester Park
Monday, 5 March 2018 PINJARRA CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Pinjarra
18 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSWestern Australian Feature Races 2017/18
Friday, 9 March 2018 3YO SALES CLASSIC FINAL $25,000 Listed 3YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 9 March 2018 EMPRESS STAKES $50,000 Group 2 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Saturday, 10 March 2018 BATTLE OF BUNBURY $25,000 Listed 3YO Bunbury
Friday, 16 March 2018 4 & 5YO CHAMPIONSHIP $50,000 Group 2 4YO/5YO Gloucester Park
Saturday, 17 March 2018 NARROGIN CUP $30,000 Group 3 FFA Narrogin
Sunday, 18 March 2018 BRIDGETOWN CUP $10,000 M0/M1 Bridgetown
Monday, 19 March 2018 COUNTRY DERBY FINAL $30,000 Group 3 3YO Pinjarra
Friday, 23 March 2018 THE WESTERN GATEWAY $50,000 Group 2 3YO Gloucester Park
Sunday, 25 March 2018 COLLIE CUP $10,000 C2+ Collie
Monday, 26 March 2018 GOLDEN GIRLS MILE $30,000 Group 3 Fillies/Mares Pinjarra
Thursday, 29 March 2018 EASTER CUP $50,000 Group 2 FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 6 April 2018 WA DERBY $200,000 Group 1 3YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 13 April 2018 THE CLARKE FINAL $25,000 Listed M0 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 20 April 2018 MEMORIAL DAY STAKES $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Saturday, 21 April 2018 COUNTRY OAKS $25,000 Listed 3YO Fillies Bunbury
Friday, 27 April 2018 CHAMPAGNE CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 2YO Gloucester Park
Friday, 27 April 2018 THE JOHNSON FINAL $25,000 Listed M0 Gloucester Park
Sunday, 29 April 2018 CWHRC CUP $10,000 M0/M1 Central Wheatbelt
Friday, 4 May 2018 WA OAKS FILLIES $150,000 Group 1 3YO Fillies Gloucester Park
Friday, 4 May 2018 RACE FOR ROSES $25,000 Listed Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 11 May 2018 WASBA BREEDERS STAKES $50,000 Group 2 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 18 May 2018 3YO DIAMOND CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 3YO Fillies Gloucester Park
Friday, 25 May 2018 3YO PEARL CLASSIC $50,000 Group 2 3YO C&G Gloucester Park
Friday, 25 May 2018 MEMBERS SPRINT $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 25 May 2018 THE PURE STEEL FINAL $25,000 Listed M1 Gloucester Park
Friday, 1 June 2018 2YO DIAMOND CLASSIC $100,000 Group 1 2YO Fillies Gloucester Park
Friday, 8 June 2018 ROTARY CLUB FREMANTLE $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 15 June 2018 2YO PEARL CLASSIC $100,000 Group 1 2YO C & G Gloucester Park
Friday, 15 June 2018 3YO WESTSIRED FINALS $25,000 Listed 3YO Westbred Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 June 2018 WINTER CUP $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 June 2018 2YO WESTSIRED FINALS $25,000 Listed 2YO Westsired Gloucester Park
Friday, 22 June 2018 3YO WESTBRED FINALS $100,000 Group 1 3YO Westbred Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 June 2018 2YO WESTBRED FINALS $100,000 Group 1 2YO Westbred Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 June 2018 PAST PRESIDENTS CUP $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 29 June 2018 THE LOMBARDO FINAL $25,000 Listed M1 Fillies/Mares Gloucester Park
Friday, 6 July 2018 GOLD BRACELET $35,000 Listed 2YO Fillies Gloucester Park
Friday, 13 July 2018 THE GOLDEN SLIPPER $125,000 Group 1 2YO Gloucester Park
Monday, 16 July 2018 DAINTYS DAUGHTER CLASSIC $30,000 Group 3 3YO Fillies Pinjarra
Friday, 20 July 2018 BOTRA CUP $25,000 Listed FFA Gloucester Park
Friday, 27 July 2018 HIGGINS MEMORIAL FINAL $35,000 Listed M0 Gloucester Park
RACING AHEAD HARNESS - July 19Race Dates
METROPOLITAN PROVINCIAL 2 / METROPOLITAN PROVINCIAL 2 /
DATE METROPOLITAN PROVINCIAL 1 COMMUNITY DATE METROPOLITAN PROVINCIAL 1 COMMUNITY
MIDWEEK COUNTRY MIDWEEK COUNTRY
JULY SEPTEMBER
Mon 02 PINJARRA Sat 1 NORTHAM
Tue 03 GLOUCESTER PK Mon 3 PINJARRA
Fri 06 GLOUCESTER PK Tue 4 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 7 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 07 NORTHAM
Sat 8 BUNBURY
Mon 09 PINJARRA
Mon 10 PINJARRA
Tue 10 NARROGIN
Tue 11 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 13 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 14 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 14 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 15 NORTHAM
Mon 16 PINJARRA
Mon 17 PINJARRA
Tue 17 BUNBURY
Tue 18 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 20 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 21 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 21 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 22 BUNBURY
Mon 23 PINJARRA
Mon 24 PINJARRA
Tue 24 NORTHAM
Tue 25 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 27 GLOUCESTER PK
Thur 27 WAGIN
Sat 28 BUNBURY
Fri 28 GLOUCESTER PK
Mon 30 PINJARRA
Sun 30 C. WHEATBELT
Tue 31 GLOUCESTER PK
OCTOBER
AUGUST
Mon 1 PINJARRA
Fri 3 GLOUCESTER PK
Tue 2 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 4 NORTHAM
Fri 5 GLOUCESTER PK
Mon 6 PINJARRA
Sat 6 BUNBURY
Tue 7 GLOUCESTER PK
Sun 7 C. WHEATBELT
Fri 10 GLOUCESTER PK
Mon 8 PINJARRA
Sat 11 BUNBURY
Tue 9 GLOUCESTER PK
Mon 13 PINJARRA
Fri 12 GLOUCESTER PK
Tue 14 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 13 NARROGIN
Fri 17 GLOUCESTER PK
Sun 14 NORTHAM
Sat 18 NORTHAM
Mon 15 PINJARRA
Mon 20 PINJARRA
Tue 16 GLOUCESTER PK
Tue 21 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 19 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 24 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 20 BUNBURY
Sat 25 BUNBURY
Sun 21 C. WHEATBELT
Mon 27 PINJARRA
Mon 22 PINJARRA
Tue 28 GLOUCESTER PK
Tue 23 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 31 GLOUCESTER PK
Fri 26 GLOUCESTER PK
Sat 27 NARROGIN
Sun 28 C. WHEATBELT
Mon 29 PINJARRA
Tue 30 GLOUCESTER PK
20 July - RACING AHEAD HARNESSARE YOU RETIRING YOUR
HORSE FROM RACING?
DO YOU NEED HELP FINDING YOUR
RETIRED RACEHORSE A NEW HOME IN
THE EQUESTRIAN WORLD OR AS
A PLEASURE HORSE?
OFF T H E T R A C K
CAN H E L P Y O U !
Forward us a good photo and details of your
horse and we will advertise the horse for for
you on WA’s most popular horse selling website
- Cavalletti Classifieds at no cost to you.
We will forward the ad and details of the horse
onto all our Equestrian contacts and WA Equestrian
groups & clubs within WA.
This will enhance the chances of your horse finding
the right home sooner.
All horses will be advertised at an agreed price
ONO. Horses will NOT be advertised for free.
Draw Date:
Colts will not be advertised, they must be gelded
before advertised.
Permit Holder: Robin T Deadman
Permit Number: L5211597418
1pm Sunday 19 August 2018
Results to be advertised in the West
Australian
Sharon Joyce 24th August 2018
Equine Welfare Officer - Off The Track
70 Grandstand Road ASCOT WA 6104
Direct: (08) 9445 5146
Mobile: 0438 746 487
Sponsored By
Email: sharon.joyce@rwwa.com.au
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