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Former classy Kiwi pacer Hot And Treacherous ran a booming race against Leap To Fame last week and has the draw to test the Queensland champ again in Saturday night’s $400,000 Group 1 Blacks A Fake (2680m) at Albion Park.

The trainer of Australasia’s most exciting pacer has made a surprising admission about the races he would most dearly love to win with Leap To Fame.

West Melton trainer Joseph Gray was rewarded with his first double at Addington yesterday with Press Play and King Arthur both winning.

With The Coalman winning his fourth race at Addington last Thursday night Rob Courtney profiles his owner-breeder, and reveals how the horse got its name.

Kiwi-owned mare Amore Vita added to her already impressive CV with arguably the biggest win of her career in last night’s $150,000 Group 1 Garrards The Golden Girl (1660m) at Albion Park.

It is a rare and special horse to step straight into the open-class big league and that’s exactly what Leap To Fame did last night.

New Zealand’s leading junior driver Sarah O’Reilly will be out to extend her lead in the junior drivers premiership today with a fairly even book of drives at Addington.

This time last year young Kiwi horseman Jack Trainor snared one of his biggest wins when Town Echo caused a massive upset in the Group 1 Golden Girl at Albion Park.

Doubles to Tony Herlihy and Andre Poutama highlighted last night's action at Alexandra Park.