Three of the finest in harness racing will have their names etched in history as pacer Baltic Eagle is immortalised alongside Bob Pollock and the Porter Family with their induction into the Western Australian Racing Hall of Fame.

Abbey Vidovich may have just made her driving debut, but she didn’t have long to wait for that sacred first win, with the 18-year-old saluting at just her fifth attempt on board the $1.80 favourite Franco Ecuador NZ yesterday at Pinjarra.

No stranger to group 1 success, Kim Prentice will be hoping to claim his second WA Oaks as a trainer tonight at Gloucester Park as he prepares three fillies for the feature.

Kim Prentice joined an elite few in 2022 when he notched up his 1000th driving success, but now he’s joined a different 1000 club, with the successful trainer celebrating his 1000th training success on Monday at Gloucester Park with short-price favourite Soho Skyfall bringing up the milestone win.

Trainer Gary Hall Snr is hoping for some good fortune to help Acharne Girl upstage Soho Seraphine in tonight’s $50,000 Kerry Clarke (2130m) at Gloucester Park.