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Oliver Adlam got a timely boost when notching his first win as a trainer at Addington on Friday night.

Two key races for the two-year-old trotters during Cup week have been re-shuffled.

Rocknroll Hammer made the perfect start to his racing career when taking out the Lincoln Farms Mobile Pace (1700m) at Alexandra Park on Thursday night.

A lack of recent standing start racing isn’t a concern for the camp behind the mightily consistent Cheezel ahead of Friday night’s Addington meeting.

In what's seen as a coup for the industry here Lazarus, touted as New Zealand's greatest living standardbred, will stand at stud in Canterbury this breeding season.

Former Kiwi pacer Spirit Of St Louis may well breath a sigh of relief when he steps out at Albion Park on Saturday night.

Cambridge trainers Andrew and Lyn Neal are heading to Alexandra Park on Thursday night confident of bold performances from both of their runners.

Sundees Son is to undergo stem cell treatment as his connections eye up a third Dominion title with the superstar trotter in November.

Turnover totalled $2. 21m last week with just three harness racing meetings around the country, one fewer than the same time last year.