What a great field. Impossible for me to narrow it down to just a few. There's a Breeders Cup winner in the field in Moira and a Japanese horse that has beaten Equinox.
Go to harnesslink. They seem to be the best for free tips.
I got 2000 off the early quaddie tonight from their tips for 32 dollars. Took their first two tips in each leg.
Help a poor reluctant harness punter out please..that's Max, by the way.
Hate hate hate betting on harness but on the alleged Night Of Champeens I might take a look and speculate a bob EW on a few if i agree with yer logic.
Just to help the struggling powers-that-be with Fri nite turnover.
Trump instigates a huge market sell-down while no doubt fully prepared to buy back in whenever it suits him and his cronies to do so... but when?
How low can you go, Dow Jones/FTSE/Nasdaq (insert any Sharemaket name here)
Oh ho guys it's nearly here 🤗 got fingers toes you name it crossed for the skies to clear, lookin forward to a great nights racin, goodluck to all connections of those horses lucky enough to be in the big ones 👏 annnnd, lets be safe out there....
Cheers Iraklis
PS. Idol mate, hope you get the best vantage point available 😁
NZTR Announces Boost to Jumps Racing Stakes
New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing (NZTR) has announced several enhancements to the prizemoney for Jumps Racing, including immediate increases covering the remainder of the current season (May to July 2025), as well as the full 2025-26 racing calendar.
NZTR’s total investment across 18 meetings and 57 Jumps races over this period will reach approximately $2.57 million.
The increases highlight NZTR's ongoing commitment to the development and promotion of Jumps racing throughout the country.
Highlights of the revised stakes include:
Uplift in stakes for Feature Steeplechases across the season, with increases ranging from $15,000 to $50,000 per race.
Restricted Open Jump Races will see stakes boosted from $30,000 to $40,000. In cases where these races are split into separate events for winners and maidens, winners will compete for $40,000, while maidens will race for $20,000.
The Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge 150th Grand National Steeplechase at Riccarton Park on Saturday 9 August celebrates its 150th renewal this year, with the Canterbury Jockey Club set to announce a further stakes increase to this race in the coming weeks.
These new stakes enhancements complement previously announced strategic initiatives, which include:
A shortened jump racing season comprising 18 racing days, running from 11 May to 21 September 2025, concluding with an exciting two-day event at Te Aroha.
A strategic shift towards non-Saturday racing days, with nine of the 18 Jumps racing days scheduled for Sundays, along with King's Birthday Monday and a feature Friday meeting on 19 September for the Great Northern Hurdle.
Streamlining of venues to improve infrastructure, reducing host venues from previous seasons to seven locations. Notably, Jumps racing will no longer be held at Rotorua or Waverley this season.
Introduction of the Amateur Series, primarily held at Jumps meetings, concluding with the prestigious Duke of Gloucester Cup on 19 September at Te Aroha.
NZTR Chief Operating Officer Darin Balcombe commented, “These enhancements deliver immediate benefits for participants this season while supporting the ongoing development of Jumps racing.”
“Following our strategic review last year, we’re focused on improving the experience for participants and fans as we head into next season,” he said.
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