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http://www.hrnsw.com.au/content.cfm?ContentType=Module&ContentID=5&Stage=Show&NewsID=652
http://www.hrnsw.com.au/content.cfm?ContentType=Module&ContentID=5&Stage=Show&NewsID=652
The reason I'm starting a new thread is that I think this horse deserves one. His average winning margin in April was 20 metres!
Easily the most improved pacer in the country since joining the Ian Wilson stable. Although he hasn't got much speed out of the barrier he quickly goes around them to sit outside the leader and eventually beats his opposition into submission.
How far can he go? He stepped up to FFA company on Friday night and absolutely killed his rivals and Jimmy said after the race that he still had a fair bit left in the tank.
Would be interesting to hear everyones thoughts.
MIN MIN LIGHTS LEAVES HIS RIVALS IN THE DARK AGAIN
Currently New South Wales can’t boast many top free for all horses. The best of the current crop is the Dubbo trained Karloo Mick but with the rising ten year old fighting a losing battle with Father Time, the state has been screaming out for its next big star. While Min Min Lights still has a long way to go before reaching the highest echelon in the sport if his recent performances are anything to go on it won’t be too long until he is racing the best in the country.
Currently New South Wales can’t boast many top free for all horses. The best of the current crop is the Dubbo trained Karloo Mick but with the rising ten year old fighting a losing battle with Father Time, the state has been screaming out for its next big star. While Min Min Lights still has a long way to go before reaching the highest echelon in the sport if his recent performances are anything to go on it won’t be too long until he is racing the best in the country.
The reason I'm starting a new thread is that I think this horse deserves one. His average winning margin in April was 20 metres!
Easily the most improved pacer in the country since joining the Ian Wilson stable. Although he hasn't got much speed out of the barrier he quickly goes around them to sit outside the leader and eventually beats his opposition into submission.
How far can he go? He stepped up to FFA company on Friday night and absolutely killed his rivals and Jimmy said after the race that he still had a fair bit left in the tank.
Would be interesting to hear everyones thoughts.

