TAB Eureka Watch on High Above

03 July 2024 | Adam Hamilton
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Ride High & Clayton Tonkin

Ride High & Clayton Tonkin

A FEW years back, owner-breeder Peter Gleeson was left wondering what might have been with his then superstar pacer Ride High.

Ride High won 16 of his 18 starts from 2018-2020 but was cut down with injury and retired to stud before he got a chance to chase the biggest races.

He’s hoping it’s not the same with High Above, Ride High’s half-brother, as he builds towards the world’s richest harness race, the $2.1mil TAB Eureka at Menangle on September 7.

To read more please visit the The Eureka

Link - https://www.theeureka.com.au/latest-news/tab-eureka-watch-on-high-above 

 

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