Wins by the Young trained One Horn Billy and Monteagle's Cocofollownoone were the highlights for local connections at Tuesday's Young Harness Racing Club meeting.
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Trained by Kevin Powderly, One Horn Billy, with Todd Day in the spider, started a $2.80 equal favourite in the AMBOS Stock Feeds Pace over 1720 metres, recording a 5.9 metre win over Hello Miss Kitty ($12, Rodney Blythe) with 8.10 metres to equal favourite Forged In Fire (Grace Fahy) in third place.
The win was just reward for the consistent Young pacer which hadn't finished further back than fourth at its previous four outings.
The David Micallef trained Cocofollownoone ($6.50, Blake Micallef) scored an upset win in the Hilltops Equine Centre Pace over 1720 metres defeating Hard To Love ($41, Trevor Sutherland). Short priced favourite Sir Mac's Man ($1.70, Jackson Painting) was 5.4 metres adrift in third place.
Racing is at the Riverina Paceway today where Young is well represented.
Andrew Fisher
A resident of Cowra in central west NSW I have an interest in news and community events that range from court and sport to village shows and community meeting. As regional editor I enjoy helping to collect and relay news for communities covered in print and online by the Cowra Guardian, Canowindra News, Boorowa News, Grenfell Record, Cootamundra Herald, Parkes Champion Post, Forbes Advocate and Young Witness. Email andrew.fisher@austcommunitymedia.com.au
A resident of Cowra in central west NSW I have an interest in news and community events that range from court and sport to village shows and community meeting. As regional editor I enjoy helping to collect and relay news for communities covered in print and online by the Cowra Guardian, Canowindra News, Boorowa News, Grenfell Record, Cootamundra Herald, Parkes Champion Post, Forbes Advocate and Young Witness. Email andrew.fisher@austcommunitymedia.com.au
