Reply With QuoteJack is an excellent driver, he doesn't have a claim reduction anymore but he goes everywhere and is dominating at Mildura at present
Do the eVictorian Drivers stats signal a changing of the guard. Or perhaps the usual leaders are slow starters.
Jack Laugher 87 22 10 12 8 $185,385
James Herbertson 134 21 16 10 22 $168,745
Chris Alford 97 17 15 13 6 $145,215
Greg Sugars 78 16 15 7 9 $141,740
Michael Bellman 122 13 16 18 15 $105,110
Kate Gath 55 12 11 5 5 $202,660
Anthony Butt 35 12 7 6 0 $192,540
Jason Lee 55 10 6 9 11 $120,415
Chris Svanosio 31 9 7 3 3 $58,840
Aaron Dunn 21 8 6 4 0 $109,610
Jack is an excellent driver, he doesn't have a claim reduction anymore but he goes everywhere and is dominating at Mildura at present
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I think its got a lot to do with who drives the Tonkin/Stewart horses. They spread them around a lot now. Kima stopped driving and CA doesn't get many drives for them anymore. Good to see some young drivers getting a chance.
Don't die wondering !
Jack Laugher with another 5 winners at Mildura tonight and only one shorty amongst them - he loves this track
http://www.harness.org.au/racing/fie...21#MLC30032102
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And 17yo Ryan Sanderson drove a double.Originally Posted by Messenger
Sanderson has driven 7 winners since moving from Menangle NSW to Charlton with his family and winning first up on Charlton Cup day, just 16 days ago.
The competition among concession drivers Victorian drivers is HOT.
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