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Garrick Knight takes us through the Harness Racing News around the country this week

AUSTRALIA’S best pacer Tiger Tara is in limbo.

Hype pacer U May Cullect faces a tricky introduction to the big time of New Zealand pacing.

The man in charge of the New Zealand racing industry says he has chosen to resign and was not pushed because of a looming poor result for the TAB.

This week on the Harness Half Hour we interview Alabar Syndicate Manager Ivan Berhnes following Chase Auckland’s gritty win in the New Brighton Cup.

A friendly reminder that the Southland Owners Day will be held this Saturday at Ascot Park, in conjunction with the Invercargill Harness Racing Club and HRNZ.  

Otago harness racing lost one of its most successful trainers and drivers when Ali Malcolmson died in Dunedin on Sunday, aged 80.

BLING It On’s comeback gathered some serious momentum at Menangle yesterday (Monday).

This month’s Stable Shout winner is Amber Hoffman. The Stable Shout is a monthly award from the HRNZ Owners Sub Committee to recognize trainers who are going the extra mile to deliver exceptional service to their owners.