“Hopefully” is the night tonight, says O’Reilly

Gerard O’Reilly was able to free up his night at Addington tonight.

Harness Racetrainer, based in Ashburton, has four discs, starting with Jukebox Gypsy in Race 1, the IRT. Your horse. Our passion. Mobile Tempo (5.31 pm).

After three seconds in her last four starts the Rock N Roll Heaven Four -year -old is well placed and heavily supported to achieve only her second career victory at start number 31.

Drawn 4 over 1980m, she is currently a favorite of $ 2.15.

“She has shown enough gate speed to get over them and then we will take it from there,” says O’Reilly.

“If she can be arranged, she is always well finished.”

So could be the night tonight?

“Hopefully,” says O’Reilly.

At her last start, on August 31 in Ashburton, she was a narrow second at Opereroa. Third in the same race was the Mark Jones-Train Zoom X that she will meet again tonight. The three -year -old of the Bettor was an eye -catcher after he was a four fence. He is currently a favorite of $ 4.50 seconds.

O’Rilly also trains and stimulates gamblers sharply. He is on large odds ($ 35) in race 5, the Chris “Grocer” Griffin Memorial Mobile Pace (19.33 hours).

“He has had a good enchantment and has returned to good fettle and he will continue to improve,” says O’Reilly.

“But he is now in class and needs a bit of luck.”

The market is dominated by the Telfer-Train Gokkersanavil ($ 1.70).

In the Night Film, the $ 50,000 Woodlands Stud Sires’ Stakes Harness 7000 (20.02 hours) Another Telfer Hardroper and last start winner Tact Teva is completely anger ($ 1.80) while O’Reilly will stimulate the Irish dream for coach Colin Defilippi.

“When Bruce Negus qualified him, I drove him then and he always gave a good feeling,” says O’Reilly, “if he gets a nice run, he won’t shame himself.”

“He is another who is still learning.”

And in the last of the night the Gold Band Taxis Mobile Pace (21.29pm) will ride O’Reilly Swift Major for his brother Kerry.

He finished third during debut in Addington on 22 August behind the Scrunch and Candy Cane -trained by Dunn.

“He ran home very well a few weeks ago,” says O’Reilly, “he is a big horse and goes close enough and so if he also gets a nice run, he will finish it well.”

It is currently at $ 10, with the Bob Butt trained and driven Crystal the top choice for $ 2.10.

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By means of Dave di SommaHarness News Desk