Rod Fuller

The new riding season has commenced in fine style for Jasper Franklin with the promising young apprentice poised for further success at the Wauchope Jockey Club meet at Port Macquarie on Monday 6 September.

In a thrilling conclusion to the feature event on the program, Enamour was able to grip on for victory in the Club North Haven Camden Haven Cup at Port Macquarie on Saturday 28 August.

Following recent victories at his home track, Neil Godbolt is poised for further training success in the Club North Haven Camden Haven Cup at Port Macquarie on Saturday. The prominent north coast stable completed a double a fortnight ago when Lord Jaysea and Jazzles posted wins with the pair set to clash in the club’s feature event on the program.

A double to the Neil Godbolt stable spearheaded the charge and highlighted the advantage for trainers on their home circuit at the Port Macquarie race meeting on Friday.

Following strong victories at Taree and Tamworth in recent weeks, Alastor is poised for further success in the Schweppes Benchmark 66 Handicap at Port Macquarie on Friday.

With the benefit of recent placings under her belt, Vaporetto is poised for a successful return to the winner’s circle in the Caroma Class 1 Handicap at Port Macquarie on Saturday.

There is no better thrill than an initial victory and this was the story for the connections of Pollard following a dashing display in the De Bortoli Wines Maiden Plate at Port Macquarie on Monday. The son of Love Conquers All had shown plenty of promise early in his career and had amassed eight placings and plenty of followers with an exciting pattern of racing on the speed and trying to sustain a large lead in the home straight.

Riding doubles by promising apprentice jockeys, Jayden Barrie and Dylan Gibbons, highlighted a strong race card conducted at Port Macquarie on Tuesday.

Promising recent efforts by Black Jacamar have provided every indication the filly is ready to handle her most serious test to date in the Class 2 Handicap at Port Macquarie on Tuesday.

After a stellar period for the stable over the last couple of months, the Milligan family continued their successful run when Faatinaat landed the prize in the John Oxley Motors Benchmark 58 Handicap at Port Macquarie on Monday. In an event considered a match race on paper with French Marine, the Glen Milligan trained filly was able to loom towards the early pacemakers, Kotinos and Manangatang, before striking the front inside the last two hundred metres.