August 7th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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Racing secret to winner
by Andrew O'Toole
Courtesy of NT News
The hardy Early Crow, having his fourth run in a month, proved the superior sprinter when storming home to win the $135,000 bet365 Palmerston Sprint at Fannie Bay on Saturday.
The fice-year-old son of Kuroshio and Bo Dee gave trainer Dick Leech his second Palmerston - he...Read MorePosted in: News
August 4th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Choggy's My Mate, trained by Kym Healy, was a tough winner of a rough-house Darwin Racing Maiden Plate (1300m) on Wednesday.
After Dee Fearless missed the jump and Austintayshus, who was in a real mood pre-race, refused to hit out and tailed off, Dakota Gillett parted company with her mount Let's...Read MorePosted in: News
August 4th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Neil Dyer, a regular visitor to the Darwin Cup Carnival for more than 15 years, continued his love affair with Fannie Bay track when saddling Munster for a dominant win in the feature $40,000 Jaytex Construction Cup on day 6 of the event on Wednesday.
It was Dyer's third win in the race - he won it...Read MorePosted in: News
August 1st, 2023 by Steve Taylor
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By Steve Taylor
Tuesday, 1 August
The inaugural TAB Territory Puntathon was held at the Darwin Turf Club in conjunction with TAB Metric Mile Day on Saturday 29 July. Twenty-one teams faced the starter, all looking to be crowned the Territory’s best punter and take home their share of $10,000 in prizemoney.
Each team started with a...Read MorePosted in: News
July 31st, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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David White
The Dick Leech-trained Early Crow ($4.40) secured a start in Saturday’s $135,000 Palmerston Sprint (1200m) with victory at Fannie Bay on the weekend.
To make the NT’s biggest race for the sprinters, the four-year-old gelding had to win the $32,000 Flying Sprint (1100m) on Day 5 of the Darwin Cup Carnival.
The son of...Read MorePosted in: News
July 31st, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Named in honour of the late Jim Drummond, a former president of the Bernborough Club and a great friend to all in racing, the Jim Drummond Memorial finish was befitting of a man who loved the sport as much as Jim did.
Super Famous provided popular trainer John Peacock and his good mate Adam "Chippy"...Read MorePosted in: News
July 31st, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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Rookie trainer sets galloper for Cup after Mile triumph
ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Rookie trainer Chloe Baxter was on cloud nine at Fannie Bay on Saturday when He's The Ultimate booked his place in the Great Northern Darwin Cup today week with an all-the-way win in the $50,000 TAB Metric Mile, feature event on Day 5 of the...Read MorePosted in: News
July 24th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Paul Denton, riding in an amazing 40th successive Darwin Cup Carnival, was the toast of Fannie Bay on Saturday when guiding Anphina to a narrow win in the $135,000 Ladbrokes NT Derby (2050m) at Fannie Bay.
The veteran horseman, combining for the second straight year with trainer and great mate Kerry...Read MorePosted in: News
July 21st, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Gary Clarke has achieved just about everything in Territory racing.
But on day three of the Darwin win Cup Carnival, he won his first Bridge Toyota Cup - and saddled the trifecta - when Wolfburn gave his rivals a galloping lesson in the R50,000 feature on Wednesday.
Clarke sent out three runners,...Read MorePosted in: News
July 21st, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Star Magnum began well in the SILK Laser Clinics Handicap (1100m) and proved too strong for his three pursuers.
He reached the line just under two lengths clear of Ideas Man, who never stopped trying, with Rising Sphere third. The favourite, Shirshov, was withdrawn at the barrier after getting himself...Read MorePosted in: News
July 17th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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Noir De Rue has owners dreaming of more Cup glory
ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Noir De Rue, aided by a ten-out-of-ten ride from Vanessa Arnott, proved far too strong for his rivals with a decisive win in the $60,000 Asian United Food Service Cheif Minister's Cup, feature event on Day 2 of the Darwin Cup Carnival at Fannie Bay on...Read MorePosted in: News
July 11th, 2023 by Darwin Admin
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Lines' first Guineas triumph
ANDREW O’TOOLE
Courtesy of NT News
Emma Lines was the toast of Fannie Bay on Saturday when she stole the show with a beautifully judged ride aboard Tubthumper to win the $75,000 Darwin Guineas, the feature event for three-year-olds on the first day of the Great Northern Darwin Cup Carnival.
The...Read MorePosted in: News