Also thriving in the wet on Saturday 15 April at Tabcorp Park Melton, were Long Forest trainer Andy Gath and driver Kate Gath, with the pair producing a treble.<\/p>\n
Two recent Kiwi arrivals impressed for their new stable with Sly Terror winning the Country Clubs Championship Final and Winegum the 1200-metre The Big Screen Company Pace.<\/p>\n
The latter was having his Australian debut and, like Sly Terror, led all the way to win, but it was perhaps the third leg of their treble that brought the most delight.<\/p>\n
Veteran pacer Tango Tara made the most of his perfect draw to sweep off the leader’s back and score in the Betavet Tiger Tara Free For All, his first win at Melton since November 2021, with only a Mildura success in June last year in between.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s been a while since he\u2019s won a metro race, he\u2019s run a lot of placings along the way, it\u2019s good to get that one out of the way,\u201d Andy Gath told TrotsVision.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe had the perfect draw. There was only four or five metres between first and last, they\u2019re pretty even these horses \u2013 whoever gets the right run gets the opportunity, but you\u2019ve still got to be good enough to take that opportunity.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Also thriving in the wet on Saturday 15 April at Tabcorp Park Melton, were Long Forest trainer Andy Gath and driver Kate Gath, with the pair producing a treble. Two recent Kiwi arrivals impressed for their new stable with Sly Terror winning the Country Clubs Championship Final and Winegum the 1200-metre The Big Screen Company […]<\/p>\n