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Victorian stars head north for the Constellations Carnival

A strong contingent of Victorian-trained horses will descend on Queensland this weekend as the Constellations Carnival ramps up at Albion Park.

Saturday night marks the beginning of three action-packed weeks of racing, highlighted by the opening heats of the 2025 Inter Dominion pacing and trotting series, as well as the $300,000 Group 1 Rising Sun.

Although there are still question marks surrounding travel and flight logistics, as it stands, these are the Victorian runners set to compete at Albion Park on Saturday night:


Race 1: The Rising Sun Consolation

#2 Jacks Ultimate Fury (Trainer: Russell Jack)

 

Race 2: Inter Dominion Pacing Championship Round One Heat 1

#1 Better Eclipse (Trainer: Jess Tubbs)

#2 Rakero Rebel (Trainer: Jess Tubbs)

#8 Tango Tara (Trainer: Andy Gath)

#11 Catch A Wave (Trainer: Andy Gath)

 

Race 4: Inter Dominion Pacing Championship Round One Heat 3

#10 Hector (Trainer: Andy Gath)

 

Race 5: Inter Dominion Trotting Championship Round One Heat 1

#5 Aldebaran Acrux (Trainer: Chris Svanosio)

#6 Parisian Artiste (Trainer: Alex Ashwood)

 

Race 7: The Rising Sun (Group 1)

#7 Bay Of Biscay (Trainer: Emma Stewart)

#14 War Dan Buddy (Trainer: Emma Stewart)

#9 Jacks Ultimate Fury (Emergency 2) (Trainer: Russell Jack)

 

Race 6: Inter Dominion Trotting Championship Round One Heat 2

#2 Harold Smith (Trainer: Emma Stewart)

#5 Harry Stamper (Trainer: Joe Pace

#7 Arcee Phoenix (Trainer: Chris Svanosio)

 

Race 8: 2025 South East Derby

#2 Seathestars (Trainer: Geoff Webster)

 

Race 9: Wayne Wilson Memorial Paleface Adios Classic (Group 2)

#1 Soho Park Avenue (Trainer: Michael Stanley)

#6 Atua Magic (Trainer: Shane Sanderson)

 

Race 10: 2025 South East Oaks

#9 Manhatten Chick (Trainer: Alex Ashwood)

 

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Three-year-old gelding Golden Tribe took on the older horses in the Sharps Bakery Pace on Saturday night. He had to overcome the tricky barrier of 12. He was last with a lap to run but looped the field very impressively to win.

Mission accomplished.

The decision to swing more major races on to Victoria Cup night and make it an extravaganza has worked, even three weeks before it plays out.

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