Nemo will find it tough on Friday and Tommy’s out, waiting for the guns to go home
Lincoln Farms’ boss John Street invites everyone to join the family
“Welcome to Lincoln Farms’ website, the 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 or the trots 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
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Up-and-comer Simply Sam shows he has other strings to his bow with brilliant win
Bart Cummings of the south, House loves new recruit Platinum Road: ‘He’s the best I’ve got’
Don’t be fooled by the poor form line, Tommy’s racing as well as ever and will go close
X-rays show the champ Copy That 100% - New Zealand Cup here we come!
Improving Simply Sam has the speed to win again at Auckland on Thursday night
Long wait for expensive mare to deliver but Lincoln Lover gives partners hope at last
Tommy can’t win the Gold Cup at Redcliffe but he’s racing better than a 100-to-one chance
Champagne after Riverman Sam’s win caps special birthday night for 96-year-old Joan
Stand should be no problem for Riverman Sam: See how fast he stepped in his workout
Simply Sam’s trainer and owners rally behind their driver - where will it all end, they warn?
Our latest winners
Congratulations to
John and Lynne Street, Kim Miller, Robert and Donna Best, Priscilla Edmunds, the Red and Blue Syndicate and the Green Machine Racing Syndicate for Simply Sam’s fourth win at Auckland.
John and Lynne Street and Neville McAlister for Platinum Road’s win on the synthetic track at Riccarton.
Bill Gleeson and John and Lynne Street for Lincoln Lover’s win at Otaki.
Phil and Delia Cook for Riverman Sam’s win at Cambridge.
John and Lynne Street, Kim Miller, Robert and Donna Best, Priscilla Edmunds, the Red and Blue Syndicate and the Green Machine Racing Syndicate for Simply Sam’s third win at Auckland.
Phil and Delia Cook for Riverman Sam’s win at Auckland.
Neville McAlister and John and Lynne Street for Platinum Bordeaux’s photo-finish win at Waverley.
Trevor Casey, Matt Hooper and John & Lynne Syreet for Colonel Lincoln’s win at Cambridge.
Phil and Delia Cook for Riverman Sam’s win at Cambridge.
Robert and Donna Best, Priscilla Edmunds, Kim Miller, Red & Blue Syndicate, Green Machine Racing Syndicate and John & Lynne Street for Simply Sam’s win at Auckland.
John and Lynne Street and Neville McAlister for Platinum Petals’ win on the synthetic track at Riccarton.
David Turner, Barry & Marie Jones, Friday Frenzy Racing (Ian Middleton, Peter Jeffares, Bernie McCahill, Mike Ledger, Rob Redwood), John & Lynne Street for Argyle’s win at Cambridge.
John and Lynne Street for Frankie Major’s win at Cambridge.
Our runners this week
Thursday at Ashburton
Platinum Bordeaux.
Thursday night at Cambridge
Whiz On Bye, Next To Me, Riverboy Ben, Riverman Sam.
Friday at Albion Park
Captain Nemo.
Saturday night at Albion Park
Tommy Lincoln.
Lincoln light
News in brief
Dealer slick at Yonkers
Former Lincoln Farms’ star American Dealer has won his third race in the United States, pacing a sizzling 1:50.8 at Yonkers in New Jersey. The little prizefighter has now won more than $US63,000 in seven starts, taking his career record to 13 wins and more than $US296,000. The Yonkers track record is 1:49.6.
Dealer close fourth
American Dealer paced a terrific race to finish fourth in a blanket finish to a US$50,000 Borgata Series consolation race at Yonkers. Just two noses and a head from the winner, American Dealer started from the tricky six alley and paced the fastest last quarter in the race of 27.4, with the overall time 1:51.8. The US$549,000 Final was won by former All Stars’ pacer Funatthebeach in 1:50.2.