Northam out to maintain impressive winning strike rate at Tamworth
Rocket Northam, who has just come to a new season from one of its best beginnings to a new season, follows a four -way attack at the Tamworth meeting of Monday.
The popular Scone Trainer brought 11 individual winners from the last 34 runners, a strike rate of close to 33 percent for 26 days to start 2025-26.
Scone instructor Rod Northam.Credit: Bradles
It could have been even greater, at the beginning of the courtyard last month, on the cup day in Dubbo in Dubbo, the three close plates before the consecutive settlements.
His latest achievements came in Scone last Tuesday, Mare Smart promised Buy, the five -year challenging version was swept into his home to win a class 1 before lowering a strong BM 66.
Northam will have good memories on the road to Tamworth, where he won a maiden with his new arrival four -year -old bullion hunter 11 days ago.
Northam will not have to wait for a long time at Tamworth to continue the run, healed Mare Sebilla, who won 58 at home two weeks ago, and more than 2100 meters of opening objections to the UN 66 handicap. Sebilla searches sharply away from miles.
Later, when the Progressive Mare Great Point returns to the winning roads in a competitive UN 66 handicap for more than 1400 meters, the barn will be confident.
Great Point, a talented and appropriate daughter of Bull Point, proceeded on the Saturday Otogyols in winter before writing. Later on August 19, he returned quickly on a promising peninsula at a UN 66 in Scone and was well trained since then.
Great Point, Tamworth winner, who demanded the UN 58 when he returned in mid -June.
