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One of our leading trotting trainers thinks the post-Covid racing world may force a change to the way fellow trainers think.

Steve Telfer’s not-so-secret weapon makes him the trainer for punters to follow when horse racing returns to the North Island for the first time in over two months at Cambridge today.

Connections of promising trotter Delson are hoping he can pick-up where he left off when he contests the Happy 40th Glenn Wallis Handicap Trot (2200m) at Cambridge Raceway on Sunday.

Trainer Brett Gray’s team look ready to make an impact on Southland’s harness racing return at Ascot Park on Saturday, if they can overcome a run of tricky draws.

The second of harness racing’s double-header at Addington is again shaping up as a battle between Blair Orange and John Dunn.

Trainer Paul Court is counting down the days until he and his family make the move to his wife Chantelle’s homeland, Canada.

Inter-island trainer Robert Dunn is ready to continue his quest for a maiden national trainer’s premiership victory when he lines up a team packed full of winning chances at Addington on Friday night.

Chevron Action and El Dorado have made the most of harness racing’s enforced hiatus and are ready to show that at Addington on Thursday.

After the longest wait of their careers trainers like Cran Dalgety are just happy to be back doing what they love.