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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Friday night at Auckland
Kevin Kline, Lincoln Lou, Colonel Lincoln.
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Ray’s comments
Tuesday twilight at Manawatu
Race 5: Onyx Shard
5.09pm
“She won pretty well on Sunday and clocked the fastest last quarter (27.5) of the night. She’s been a slow developer and took a while to win her second race but she can run. The field’s not much harder and hopefully we can get a similar result.”
Race 6: Lincoln La Moose
5.34pm
“He did well to finish on for third on the first night as he was wide from the 500 and didn’t handle the corners too well. We’ve changed a bit of gear to stop him hanging and will see if that helps. They’re not a wonderful bunch so he should get some money again.”
