2yo's for 2024

[trish]

Michael Stanley is doing a great job tonight. Good to see.

[Messenger]

Yes Trish, although Emma Stewart had 5 winners and 7 placings, Michael's 2 winners and a placing from 6 starters was very impressive.
When analysing why the trots are struggling in Vic, I cannot see how Emma's domination helps

[trish]

100% agree Kev.

[Messenger]

The last heat and the first heat were by far the most impressive

[Messenger]

GP on Friday

[Messenger]

When the favourite draws one, you get another contender from GP for the most boring race of all time

https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...24#GPM27092401

[trish]

When the favourite draws one, you get another contender from GP for the most boring race of all time

https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...24#GPM27092401

Equal with the Eureka & many others.
Watching the sun set in the Kimberley is great cause you have no coverage.

[Messenger]

There was plenty of good 2yo racing in both gaits at Melton on Friday - a poster wondered whether this was the first Friday that we had not had Night racing at Melton since Covid times

The 2yo pacing fillies were way faster than the boys but I would not be surprised if Ronnie The Hammer turns out to be the best that Lennytheshark has produced so far. In the other boys heat, Speedy Healey was some run for 3rd after breaking

2yo filly Looks Perfect's 1.53.4 was pretty perfect on debut

While 2yo trotter Zipping Volstead (yet another of his) was impressive rating 1.57.8 for her debut

https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...s/?mc=MX131224

[Messenger]

We were way off the mark as far as Melton night meetings was concerned - they did not have a Friday night twice in October and twice in November

[Messenger]

Terang being the last possible meeting for picking up 2024 age bonuses proved very handy for the Lee stable
The stable won the last two races with 2yo's debuting at their home track
That is what you call cutting it fine or fine timing?

https://www.harness.org.au/racing/fi...s/?mc=TE301224