Shane: It’s not the right race for Darci’s Boy - he needs further on the turf
Lincoln Farms’ pair won’t feature in Friday’s polytrack racing
Lincoln Farms’ boss John Street invites everyone to join the family
“Welcome to Lincoln Farms’ revamped website, the new gold standard for racing in this country. Here you’ll be able to read all about our racing team and our history and see the fun we’re having with our special partnerships. Whether it be at the gallops, the trots or in Singapore, our horses are providing the thrills without the risks.
If you thought owning a horse was beyond you, think again, here at Lincoln Farms we make racing affordable for everyone. Lynne and I have been lucky enough to win some big races over the last 20 years and we have some exceptional prospects emerging this season.
We’ve engaged Hall Of Fame writer Barry Lichter to bring you all the excitement of our operation, so bookmark this page, enjoy the site, and make sure you register for our emails.
Welcome aboard.”
—J Street
Platinum Appeal shows she’s a gate flyer at Levin jumpouts where winter team shape up
Naughty Girl will trial on Tuesday as Al tries new gear to settle her down
That’s our boy Recco - 1:52.2 at Menangle and he came from last!
She’s certainly no Paddy but Authentic Charm deserves her turn on Thursday
At long last, Sir Tiger gets a good draw on Thursday - and just watch Zac use it
Glenthorne likes to run hard in front - just like his sire Sir Lincoln and relative Locharburn
Al: The start’s critical for Lincoln’s Girl - ‘If she leads, they won’t beat her’
Trojan supersonic in fourth straight win and Al declares: ‘He’s a lot better than I thought’
#GoLincolnFury - you can get our hearts racing before the curtain comes down on Winx
Riddell can turn around Lincoln King’s Shocking luck at Rotorua on Friday
Robbie: There’s so much more to come from Lincoln Green - he’ll make a lovely stayer
Terrible draws wipe out Lincoln Farms’ hopes on mile night at Auckland
Our latest winners
Congratulations to
- Bob Best, Green Machine Racing Syndicate, Four Legs Syndicate, Brian & Margaret Rabbitt, Joe & Raewyn Chojnacki, Ray Green, John and Lynne Street, Merle Gradwell and Ian Middleton for Trojan Banner’s fourth win on end at Albion Park.
- John and Lynne Street for Lincoln Green’s brave debut win at Otaki.
- John and Lynne Street for Lincoln’s Girl’s first-up win at Albion Park.
- Bob Best, Green Machine Racing Syndicate, Four Legs Syndicate, Brian & Margaret Rabbitt, Joe & Raewyn Chojnacki, Ray Green, John and Lynne Street, Merle Gradwell and Ian Middleton for Trojan Banner’s hat-trick at Albion Park.
- John and Lynne Street for Miss Oahu’s nose win at Waipukurau.
- Merv and Meg Butterworth for Governor’s Bay’s win at Alexandra Park.
- Bob Best, Green Machine Racing Syndicate, Four Legs Syndicate, Brian & Margaret Rabbitt, Joe & Raewyn Chojnacki, Ray Green, John and Lynne Street, Merle Gradwell and Ian Middleton for Trojan Banner’s brilliant second win at Albion Park.
- Christine Stuart, Christine Rupp, Lynda Irwin-Parson, Liz Bilton, Sue Donovan, Sue Wilson, Jackie Taylor, Mary Ingles, Sharon Rack, Shirley Arnett, Amy Myocevich, Bob Best, Duncan, John and Dave Chisholm, Warwick Orr, John and Lynne Street and Ian Middleton for Make Way’s all-the-way win at Penrith.
- Bob Best, Green Machine Racing Syndicate, Four Legs Syndicate, Brian & Margaret Rabbitt, Joe & Raewyn Chojnacki, Ray Green, John and Lynne Street, Merle Gradwell and Ian Middleton for Trojan Banner’s easy first-up win at Albion Park in Brisbane.
Resplendent in the winners’ circle on New Year’s Eve after the Lincoln Farms Pace are, from right, John Street, Christine Rupp, Sarah Stuart, Christine Stuart, Ian Middleton and Megan Stuart
Our runners this week
Tuesday at Albion Park
Lincoln’s Girl.
Thursday at Woodville
Authentic Charm.
Thursday night at Cambridge
Sir Tiger.
Friday at Kranji
Darci’s Boy, O’Reilly’s Dancer.
Lincoln light
News in brief
Street talks about his yearling buys
Lincoln Farms’ boss John Street, pictured above flanked by trainer Ray Green, left, and business manager Ian Middleton, right, bidding on the $140,000 Bettor’s Delight colt at Karaka.
NZB Standardbred’s Bruce Barlass caught up with Street after he claimed the title of leading buyer at Addington two days later, securing seven lots for $463,000.
You can watch the interview on the following link:
https://www.facebook.com/nzbstandardbred/videos/272019260391574/?v=272019260391574