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Dunedin born trainer Amber Hoffman took away the last ever memory from 111 years of racing at Forbury Park after the track was given a rousing farewell on Thursday night.

The Jason and Megan Teaz-trained Brookies Jaffa will be vying for a hattrick of wins at Cambridge Raceway on Friday night.

That is the approach Kentuckiana Lodge trainer Cran Dalgety is taking with tactics for his star pacer Krug ahead of The Rising Sun at Albion Park on Saturday night. . . .

Boarding Call will be out to continue her picket fence formline when she contests the Dakins Group Mobile Pace (1980m) at Addington Raceway on Friday.

Betting on harness racing in this country was just short of $30m for May and June.  

There is no place quite like Forbury Park and there will never be another.

Leading Forbury Park trainer Bruce Negus will remember the Dunedin track as a venue that created opportunities that were not possible elsewhere as its 110-year run comes to an end tonight.

Former harness racing journalist and author Dave Cannan, who will be among the crowds attending Forbury Park's final meeting tonight, takes a stroll down memory lane.

Here is how some of the stars of Forbury Park’s last ever meeting tonight rate their best chance of a farewell win, and how some of them will remember the Dunedin track.