James Herbertson
James Herbertson doesn’t quite know how to look back on 2025.
Hobby trainer Jamie Egan is thankful no one was interested in purchasing Faith Full earlier this season.
Bolinda professional trainer Brent Lilley has claimed the Trotting Trainer of the Year title for the seventh time at the Victorian Square Trotters Association Awards for 2024.
James Herbertson believes Victoria’s most popular pacer, Bulletproof Boy, will break the clock at Melton in the coming months after the rising 11-year-old took out the Beraldo Coffee Free For All on Saturday night.
Some wins just mean more.
Dan Mielicki, James Herbertson, Andy Gath and Tim O’Connor have logged on to discuss the two big meetings.
Trainer Jess Tubbs believes a more mature and stronger Golden Shooz is well placed to stay the distance in tomorrow night’s Group 1 Pryde’s EasiFeed Victoria Oaks Final.
A giant-killer performance on Saturday night has forced the hand of Cranbourne trainer Scott Ewen to run much-loved pacer Bulletproof Boy in this Saturday night’s Sportsbet Victoria Cup.
Bronte Nieuwenburg is helping out Tim O’Connor this week while he enjoys a break, picking her favourite bits from the harness racing week that was and the one ahead…
Michael Bellman, James Herbertson, and Paul Campbell have been announced as HRV’s The Long Trot ambassadors, raising cash and awareness for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
James Herbertson was in the spotlight at Melton on Saturday night, driving a winning treble across the early part of the card.
Tim O’Connor was joined by James Herbertson and Andy Gath on this week’s Friday Form Panel before form experts Brett Carroll and Darren Carroll stepped in to work through the nine races and unveil their $900 game plans.
The pieces of one of racing’s most emotional and fairytale jigsaw puzzles are falling into place.
Emerging pacer Fighter Command is the strongest lasting equine legacy to Greg Sugars.
Australia’s premier driver James Herbertson added to his bulging CV with another title at Albion Park last night.
Premier driver James Herbertson will have one eye on Melton while he chases glory at Albion Park on Saturday night.
Australia’s leading reinsman James Herbertson, at just 25 years of age, has already notched up some extraordinary achievements – but there are still a couple of boxes he’s determined to tick.
Despite the temptation, Australia’s premier driver James Herbertson is not going anywhere for now.
The Lexton local competed in the Australasian Young Drivers Championships in 2023 and finished fifth behind overall winner Josh Gallagher.
Ewa Justice and James Herbertson have been overseas for more than a month but signalled their return to the Victorian driving ranks by joining Tim O’Connor on this week’s episode of Burning Questions.
Australia’s leading harness racing reinsman James Herbertson will be back doing what he does best later this week, jumping straight into a book of driving engagements after a whirlwind two-month overseas adventure.
Emerging young driver Jordan Leedham is seizing the moment.