Harness racing’s version of fantasy football has dropped with Fantasy Harness Racing the latest product set to stir a bit of friendly rivalry amongst family and friends.

Erica Byrne Burke celebrated her birthday with a double, both for trainer Imogen Miller in Hobart on Sunday.

Taranaki mare Hi Yo Sass Bomb already has a Group One placing next to her name, and owner-trainer Kim Reid is hoping to improve on that in the coming months.

Talented juvenile Yaldi will make his first Kiwi appearance as a three-year-old at Te Rapa on Saturday, with plenty of exciting prospects on the horizon.

Stephen Marsh has endured a frustrating run of bad luck with barrier draws leading into Waikato Cup Day at Te Rapa on Saturday, but the Cambridge trainer still expects his team to make their presence felt.

The countdown to the inaugural $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) will move up a notch at Te Rapa on Saturday when Waikato Stud’s runner Sought After lines up in the Wentwood Grange 3YO (1200m).

Jumps racing is set to continue in Victoria following a comprehensive review. 

Top mare Snazzytavi is ready to kick off her summer campaign, which will revolve around further Group One weight-for-age opportunities.

Group Three performer Canheroc has just one Cup to his name, but trainer Chris Wood is keen to double that haul when they head to Te Rapa on Saturday to tackle the Gr.3 SkyCity Hamilton Waikato Cup (2400m).

Racing and Sports highlight our standout plays at Australian TAB meetings for December 10.

We’re back to Ladbrokes Geelong this Wednesday with eight races making up the program.

A full breakdown of the week in Harness Racing and a preview of what's ahead across New South Wales. Greg Hayes brings you the SundHayes Session every Sunday and Jessica Watkins and David Wonson discuss all the big issues in Metropolitan Racing in The Menangle Angle every Thursday

Nine year old galloper, Sayonara is on target for successive victories when he steps out in the 1275m Class 5A contest at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.

Sharma’s Last will be given one more run before having a crack at the $125,000 Ladbrokes Devonport Cup (1880m) in early January according to trainer Adam Trinder following his win in Launceston on Wednesday night.