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Loud and proud as Vic airwaves laud women in harness racing

The leading role women play in all facets of harness racing in Victoria was celebrated across the airwaves yesterday as part of International Women’s Day.

Participants, administrators and officials were among those enjoyed on metropolitan racing stations RSN 927 and SENTrack, reminding listeners of the sport’s proudly level playing field.

Among them was Kate Gath, fresh from piloting Catch A Wave to victory in Saturday night’s $1 million Garrards Miracle Mile.

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Lauren Tritton joined the SEN Track’s TrotsLife to talk about the stable’s US adventures and the pathways she’s forging for women in harness racing.

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Ebony Loffel joined in to talk about her career in harness racing as a Clerk of the Course.

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Tony Kiel joined Toby McKinnon to chat ahead of last night’s Kiel Tiling Blue Pearl Classic at Swan Hill.

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Read more: IWD a chance to reflect on great state of women’s involvement

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