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Derek Jones felt a sense of redemption when Kiss The Girls won the Rangiora HRC Waimakariri Business Winter Cup (2600m) on Sunday.

The rise of former Kiwi trotter Musafa Metro continued when he dominated the Group 3 Vulcan Trotters’ free-for-all (1720m) at Melton last night.

It might not have been obvious that Nathan Williamson made a daring tactical move to win the the Group 2 Southern Supremacy Final with Sand Wave.

The Southland Oaks silverware was sent to Canada in the most dynamic fashion when Aardie’s Express powered to an emphatic Diamonds Day victory on Saturday.

Leeston trainer Paul Nairn is gearing up for an Auckland raid later this month and he is putting the final polish on a couple of square-gaiters for the trip this weekend.

Matua Tana is going to be given another shot at the big time.

Sundees Son’s rivals will be thrilled to hear they may get a reprieve from him in the north’s next big trotting race because they definitely didn’t get one on Friday night.

The Messenger has long been the gateway to pacing greatness but on Friday night it was something else.

If you didn’t know him, or know the people who knew him you may be tempted to think the passing of Jim Dalgety was not quite the significant event many of those people believe.