Sir Tiger still a little snotty but also a little too good for maidens at Pukekohe
Ray: Plenty to like about this son of Sir Lincoln
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
Just when you need it, up steps the Governor - but the hulk has his issues too
Al on today’s demolition: What will Trojan do when he’s fully fit and stops waiting for them?
Ants: Make Way ‘won with a leg in the air’ - and there’s plenty more in store
Watch this trial and you’ll see why Shane says Darci’s Boy can run a bold race on Friday night
Rapper working on her beats for Christchurch so keep the volume down on Sunday
The incredible hulk Governor’s Bay steps out at Auckland on Friday with Ray only guessing
More tests for Zealand Star after sudden lameness baffles Green
‘Horrible’ draw for Trojan Banner leaves Al in a quandary over tactics for Friday
Ants will gun for the front on Make Way at Penrith - but says it’s not vital to get there
Classy colt Line Up shows he’s feeling better as Ray ponders his next move
Oh so easy for Trojan Banner - and there’s plenty more to come, promises Al
Crack jockey Blake Shinn commits to Invador who’s loving a splash this week
Our latest winners
Congratulations to
- 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.
- John and Lynne Street for Lincoln Fury’s win at Trentham.
- Neville McAlister and John and Lynne Street for Platinum Rapper’s fresh-up win at Otaki.
- Merv and Meg Butterworth for Just Wing It’s win at Cambridge.
- Ian Middleton and John and Lynne Street for Lincoln Hills’ win at Awapuni.
- Neville McAlister and John and Lynne Street for Platinum Invador’s win at Otaki.
- Emilio and Mary Rosati for Recco Lover’s back-to-back win at Auckland.
- Emilio and Mary Rosati for Recco Lover’s win at Auckland.
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
Thursday night at Penrith
Make Way, Vasari.
Friday at Albion Park
Trojan Banner.
Friday night at Auckland
Just Wing It, Hilary Barry, Governor’s Bay.
Friday night at Kranji
Darci’s Boy, Silent Prince.
Sunday at Tauherenikau
Platinum Rapper, Lincoln Hanover.
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