Pacing bred but trotting convert Thats Not My Gait took out the opening event at Pinjarra on Monday, breaking a 14-start losing sequence, bringing up the mare’s 18th career win in 92 starts.

Bettor Fortune continued his flawless WA campaign with a dominant win in the Group 3 Western Gateway, stamping himself as the clear favourite for next week’s $200,000 WA Derby. The gelding, trained by Greg and Skye Bond, has now won all six of his WA starts without being extended, and Friday’s victory was another effortless display.

Michael Young heads into the Gr3 The Schrader tonight at Gloucester Park with two live hopes, confident his mare Heavenly Gipsy can cross from barrier six in the feature.

It was a weekend that showcased the depth, resilience and excitement of Western Australian harness racing, from historic wins and rising stars to veteran comebacks and promising prospects.

Outstanding young driver Emily Suvaljko has an important message for punters, suggesting they should overlook Lincoln Lou’s last placing behind Bettor Fortune in a 2536m WA Derby prelude last Friday night when studying the form for the opening event, the 2130m Derby Prelude.

New Zealand-bred pacers Sweet Pins and Franco Motu have been racing in wonderful form for Hall Of Fame trainer Gary Hall snr, but his son Gary has given punters a massive lead by choosing to drive the WA-bred stablemate Alta Tribute in the $50,000 Taste Of WA Four-Year-Old Championship over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Racing WA’s 2026 Feature Race Calendar, from January to June is now complete with dates for some of our most prestigious harness races.

Matt Scott reigned supreme once again in the King Cole Cup when he secured his ninth victory in the race, further cementing that he is indeed the King of the King Cole Cups, with Feeling Aces taking it out for 2025.

Michael Young, the leading trainer in WA this year, is bubbling with enthusiasm over the prospects of Heavenly Gipsy when she resumes after an eleven-week absence in the $27,000 TABtouch Share My Bet Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Superstar three-year-old Cyclone Jordy has broken down and will be out of action for 12 months, leaving Chase Me as champion trainer Gary Hall senior’s major hope in the $200,000 WA Derby on October 31.

Champion half-siblings and arch rivals Leap To Fame and Swayzee will be ramping up their preparations towards another clash when they step out in different cities on Saturday night.

Michael Young, the leading trainer in WA this year, is bubbling with enthusiasm over the prospects of Heavenly Gipsy when she resumes after an eleven-week absence in the $27,000 TABtouch Share My Bet Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Superstar three-year-old Cyclone Jordy has broken down and will be out of action for 12 months, leaving Chase Me as champion trainer Gary Hall senior’s major hope in the $200,000 WA Derby on October 31.

Any thoughts or hopes Jocelyn Young had of winning the WA Oaks Prelude at Gloucester Park on Friday night went out the window when Akoya Pearl, a filly she was driving for the first time, took charge as the ten runners were circling before coming into line behind the mobile barrier.