Flip through our 2018-19 year books - stunning images bring the triumphs to life
By Barry Lichter • 20 September 2019
Lincoln Farms enjoyed another stellar season in 2018-19, notching a total of 85 winners in gallops and harness.
You can now check out the heroes of the team on our gallops and harness pages where we’ve set up flip books, commemorating the successes in pictures.
If you click on the HARNESS button, the 2018-19 year book link features in green at the top of the right hand column, above where our trainers’ tips are listed.
Similarly, to find the gallops version, click on the GALLOPS button, underlined in purple, and the year book link is in purple at the top of the tips.
Our photographers throughout New Zealand and Australia have contributed some stunning images of Lincoln Farms’ winners and the people behind them.
Check out the fun that people are having racing horses in our special partnerships with runners in New Zealand, Australia and Singapore.
It won’t be long before we put together groups for our new season babies.
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Nathan’s comments
Wednesday night at Cambridge
Race 1: Lincoln Maree
5.11pm
“She’s finding her feet and was a bit unlucky at Taupo. She put in a few rough ones out of the gate - she was like that early in her prep and could just jump out of it - but she’s generally doing things right now. She trained well on Saturday and, with the right run, could run top three.”
Race 3: The Night Fox
6pm
“He won really well on the second day at Hawera and if he races anything like he’s training he’ll be hard to beat. He ran a 27.3 quarter during the week and I was just sitting on him. I’ll tell Craig to go forward, set an even tempo and cut him loose at the 600. I think he’s our best of the night.”
Race 6: Lincoln Lover
7.35pm
“Hopefully he’s improved since Taupo when Fergie drove him a treat in front. I actually think he’s better coming off something’s back but I’ll leave it up to Fergie. He’s up a bit in grade but has the right draw to be in it all the way.”
Ray’s comments
Friday night at Auckland
Race 5: Lincoln Wave
7.32pm
“He had an easy run last week and he can go a lot faster than that. He should be hard to beat. It won’t matter if he doesn’t find the lead from six, he’ll be just as effective coming from off the pace. He’s a pretty classy horse, classier than most of those against him.”
