Busselton Harness Racing | Narrow win for Major Express

Trained and owned by Barry Howlett who has another serious racehorse on his hands; and at this stage the sky's the limit.

Starting a very short priced favourite from barrier 4 and in the capable hands of Chris Lewis, the Mach Three colt led from the start and was never headed, winning by 12 metres.

That was impressive, but Saturday night at Bunbury Major Express for Barry would swoop the field from near last to record a narrow but decisive win.

The four-year-old looks extremely raw with talent and with racing will get better.

Hopefully in the future we get to see these two colts clash.

Madam Of Mischief for trainer Michael Callegari ended a run of frustrating places when winning the first at Busselton last Friday night.

Always being scratchy and slow away has cost the chestnut mare more wins, but was the safest away this time.

Driven by Aaron Beckett, he got the mare home by half a length.

Congratulation to Ben Callegari on his first win as part owner with his first horse in the industry.

Punters Dream rewarded the Howlett stable in the stand at Pinjarra when beginning well to lead and never looked in danger, scoring impressively.

We had many placing and good runs throughout the week.

Three Graces for the Howlett stable race on Monday and Saturday and was the bridesmaid twice.

Talktomeyourmattjesty would lead at Gloucester Park and go down by two metres running third.

Dancing With Mach made a long run out wide in a later race but stuck on well for third.

Torpedo Rock would again run third for Chris and Aaron Beckett.

He would do all the work in the breeze and battled away beaten by seven metres.

Good fourths would go to Kym Neal's Tsar Bomb at $126; I'm the Best ran on strong and Sammys Ideal wasn't far away either.

See everyone Friday night for another round of Busselton Harness Racing, gates open at 5.30pm.

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