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The catch drive of all catch drives awaits Jonny Cox in the Rangiora Classic on Sunday.

It’s hard enough for a small stable to get a trifecta, let alone two in the space of a month, but that’s exactly what Sherryl Wigg has achieved.

A keen interest in European trotting has led Canterbury trainer Michael Purdon to one of the most exciting juvenile trotters in the country.

Duke Of Cornwall’s blazing gate speed is set to put him where he needs to be at Saturday’s Wairio Mile Day.

Reigning trotter of the year Winterfell has run his last race, and will spend his retirement as a trekking horse.

Anthony Butt’s manic schedule takes him to another Aussie state for feature racing on Saturday night.

Tony Herlihy can’t win the race named in his honour at Alexandra Park on Friday night but he can win a few others.

Woodend Beach trainer Bob Butt will take two trotters to Addington Raceway on Friday night and he believes if they bring their manners they are both winning chances.

Scott Phelan knows Major Perry’s win at Cambridge on Thursday night means more than just a spot in next month’s Sires’ Stakes Final.