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Mac Cheddar gives a glimpse of his potential
Kieran Iles
EXCITING: Greg Sugars steers Mac Cheddar to victory at Lord's Raceway last Friday. The three-year-old will be back in action this Tuesday night at Kilmore. Picture: CLAIRE WESTON
Owners having a ball with talented Renko
Kieran Iles
POPULAR WIN: Renko, driven by Abby Sanderson, charges to victory at Bendigo's Lord's Raceway last friday. Picture: CLAIRE WESTON PHOTOGRAPHY
Bendigo Jockey Club announces new CEO
Kieran Iles
FRESH CHALLENGE: Former South Australian racing administrator Rob Heinjus is joining the Bendigo Jockey Club as its new CEO.
Stable newcomer Graham hits the ground running
Kieran Iles
Graham, ridden by Bruno Neto, breaks through for his maiden win at Ballarat Synthetic on Tuesday. Picture: PAT SCALA/RACING PHOTOS
Louis Emerson forges ahead with first driving win
Kieran Iles
Bendigo's Louis Emerson scores his first driving win with a victory aboard the Mick Carbone-trained Chooz Reactor at Bendigo's Lord's Raceway on Friday night. Picture: CLAIRE WESTON PHOTOGRAPHY
Just Wishing capitalises on liking for synthetic surface
Kieran Iles
Just Wishing, ridden by Jarrod Fry, wins the 1500-metre benchmark 58 handicap at Ballarat on Friday. Picture: PAT SCALA/RACING PHOTOS
Jack Laugher celebrates 100 season wins with double
Kieran Iles
ANOTHER MILESTONE: Bendigo's Jack Laugher is continuing to enjoy a stellar season in the sulky. Picture: CHARLI MASOTTI PHOTOGRAPHY
Nephew Of Sonoko earns golden ticket into Inter Dominion
Kieran Iles
IN STYLE: Nephew Of Sonoko, driven by James Herbertson, wins the 2022 Group 3 Wagon Apollo Trotters Free For All (2150m) at Lord's Raceway last Saturday night. Picture: STUART McCORMICK
Hann aiming to end Darwin carnival on high note in cup
Kieran Iles
Bendigo's Kym Hann is hoping to put the finishing touches on a productive first campaign in Darwin with a win in Monday's $200,000 Darwin Cup with Our Destrier. Picture: RACING PHOTOS
Dyer chasing Darwin Cup win number four
Kieran Iles
Kyneton's Neil Dyer will be chasing a fourth Darwin Cup victory in Saturday's $200,000 race at Fannie Bay. He will saddle up Kaonic (not pictured) in the 2050m feature. File picture: RACING PHOTOS

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