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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 15 MIN

CC with Pat Driscoll and Exciting News for New Zealand Harness Racing

from The Campbells Comments Podcast · host Paul Campbell

🚨 EXCITING NEWS FOR NEW ZEALAND HARNESS RACING! 🇳🇿 $75,000 2YO TROTTERS RACE PLANNED FOR CANTERBURY Yabby Dam Farms’ Pat Driscoll joined me to reveal an exciting new initiative for New Zealand trotting. Yabby Dam Farms plans to establish a $75,000 race for two-year-old trotters in Canterbury during the Spring of 2030. It’s another significant show of support from Pat Driscoll and Yabby Dam Farms for the New Zealand trotting industry, with a long-term commitment aimed at giving breeders, owners and trainers something substantial to target with their young trotters. Pat has been a passionate supporter of trotting on both sides of the Tasman, and this latest initiative is another investment in the future of the sport. Yabby Dam Farms already has a strong connection with New Zealand through its breeding, stallion and racing interests. 🎥 Watch my interview with Pat Driscoll as he explains the thinking behind the new race and his vision for supporting New Zealand harness racing. Campbell’s Comments Bringing you the stories behind harness racing.

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