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IRT-Harness-Jewels-2021-Media-Pack-Small.Pdf CAMBRIDGE RACEWAY 2021 MEDIA PACK IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack 1 President’s Welcome On behalf of Waikato-BOP Harness Racing Inc. it is my pleasure to extend everyone a very warm welcome to the IRT Harness Jewels 2021. We are very proud of having the opportunity to host this prestigious event on behalf of HRNZ. We trust that you will have a great day’s racing and may we wish all owners and trainers the very best of luck. We invite you to enjoy our facilities as you witness the best harness racing on one of New Zealand’s premier tracks. Our staff have worked hard to provide you with an event that I am sure will be the highlight of the 2021 harness racing season. Yours sincerely, Graham Bowen Corona Public Bar Taylor Street Cooee G.H. Mumm Marquee OOce IRT Skyline Lounge 15 Global Group Fashion on the Field registrations The Clubhouse Information Speight’s Summit Ultra Sports Bar Merchandise gavelhouse.com Industry Lounge Toilets 2 IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack CAMBRIDGE RACEWAY 2021 MEDIA INFORMATION Official Name of the Event – IRT Harness Jewels Social Media #IRTHarnessJewels2021 Key Messages about IRT • IRT are the largest global horse airfreight company, and can transport your horse to every corner of the globe. • They have International coverage with offices in NZ, Australia, UK, Europe and USA. • IRT are proudly the key transporter of Standardbreds Shuttle Stallions each season. • IRT are strong supporters of the Harness Racing Industry, and are the most trusted air freight choice for Standardbreds. • Established in 1972, IRT have nearly 50 years’ experience in transporting your horses safely around the world. • IRT are horse airfreight specialists and are committed to providing the very best care for your horses. • You can trust IRT to keep your precious cargo safe. Contents IRT Harness Jewels Conditions - 2021 ....... 4 Individual Trainer wins at the Jewels ......... 9 Jewels Facts ................................................... 6 Individual Driver wins at the Jewels ........ 12 Cambridge Track Resurface ........................... 8 Race Results ............................................... 21 IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack 3 IRT Harness Jewels Conditions - 2021 All races are to be held at Cambridge Raceway on Sunday, 6 June 2021 – Waikato Bay Of Plenty Harness Inc. 1 2YO Diamond for 2YO Pacing Fillies (Group 1) $100,000 2 3YO Diamond for 3YO Pacing Fillies (Group 1) $100,000 3 4YO Diamond for 4YO Pacing Mares (Group 1) $100,000 4 2YO Emerald for 2YO Pacing Colts & Geldings (Group 1) $100,000 5 3YO Emerald for 3YO Pacing Colts & Geldings (Group 1) $100,000 6 4YO Emerald for 4YO Pacing Entires & Geldings (Group 1) $100,000 7 2YO Ruby for 2YO Trotters (Group 1) $100,000 8 3YO Ruby for 3YO Trotters (Group 1) $100,000 9 4YO Ruby for 4YO Trotters (Group 1) $100,000 ELIGIBILITY • This is not a pre-payment series. There are no fees payable to be eligible. • Open to all 2YO Pacers and Trotters that are passed from the Mobile start by Stipendiary Stewards and/or qualified as per qualifying regulations and started in at least one race that counts towards Jewels Fields Selection as set out in these conditions. • Open to all 3YO and 4YO Pacers and Trotters that are qualified as per the qualifying regulations and started in at least one race that counts towards Jewels Fields Selection as set out in these conditions. DISTANCE • All races to be from Mobile start over a distance of one Mile. The maximum number of starters on the front line shall be 8. NUMBER OF STARTERS • A maximum of 12 starters will contest these races. One emergency may be selected. BARRIER DRAW • All races will have a random barrier draw. STAKES DISTRIBUTION All events will be for $100,000 • 1st $ 50,000 • 2nd $ 15,000 • 3rd $ 10,000 • 4th $ 5,000 • 5th $ 4,250 • 6th – 12th $ 2,250 • In the event of less than 12 starters, any residual stakes shall be added to the prize money for the first five placegetters based on the following split of monies: 1st 62.5 %, 2nd 20%, 3rd 10%, 4th 5%, 5th 2.5 % ACCEPTANCE FEES • There is no acceptance fee. 4 IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack LATE ENTRY • There is no late entry clause. FIELD SELECTION The fields will be determined in the following order following the conclusion of racing at the Rangiora HRC meeting on 23 May 2021. 1. In order of the highest stake earnings based on the following criteria: (a) All earnings (including handicapping exempt earnings) for the 2020/21 season up to and including 23 May 2021 in New Zealand only for placings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th only. (b) All Sales Series stake earnings are excluded. (c) All other Series stakes e.g. Sires Stakes are included. (d) All stake bonuses (e.g. incentive bonuses) are excluded. 2. In the event of two or more horses having equal earnings, the following criteria shall apply: Firstly (a) Most number of wins in the 2020/21 season up to and including 23 May 2021 in New Zealand only. Then (b) Most number of 2nd placings in the 2020/21 season up to and including 23 May 2021 in New Zealand only. Then (c) Most number of 3rd placings in the 2020/21 season up to and including 23 May 2021 in New Zealand only. Then (d) Most number of 4th placings in the 2020/21 season up to and including 23 May 2021 in New Zealand only. Then (e) In the event that two or more horses are still on equal selection criteria, the Harness Racing New Zealand Handicapper shall elect one by ballot under the supervision of a RIU Steward or Inspector. 3. There shall be no Australian invite. Australian trained horses are eligible to qualify by competing within the qualifying period and in NZ races only. (as in the case with NZ Trained horses) 4. It is intended that 12 horses be included in the field plus one additional emergency. DECLARATION OF ORDER OF ENTRY • Following conclusion of racing at Rangiora HRC meeting on 23 May 2021 the field of 12 based on the field selection criteria stated above will be declared. A further eight (next highest earners based on the field selection criteria stated above) will be declared right of reentries. • The connections of these horses will be contacted and be required to confirm in writing their acceptance of their place in the field by Friday, 28 May 2021 at 12 noon. • Any horse that is withdrawn at any stage over the season cannot re-enter the field. • Should more than the above 20 horses be required as a result of withdrawals or nonacceptance, the next entrants will be determined as per the selection criteria stated above. • All horses will have been deemed to be nominated on confirmation of their acceptance to start. TIMELINE 23 May 2021: Declaration of Order of Entry following conclusion of racing on 23 May 2021. 28 May 2021 Confirmation of connections’ acceptance to start, deemed to be nomination. 05 June 2021: Right of Re-Entry closes at 5.00 pm. 06 June 2021: The Harness Jewels Race Day. MATTERS ARISING • Should any matter arise not covered by the race conditions or any dispute arise regarding the interpretation of the race conditions, the Chairman of Harness Racing New Zealand Inc shall act as sole judge. IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack 5 Jewels Facts There have been 120 Jewels races so far. After the Jewels this year nearly $18 million in stakes will have been paid out. Sky Major is the only horse to win three Jewels in the 2013, 2014, and 2015 Jewels. Tim Butt & Cran Dalgety joined Mark Purdon in 2016 as the only trainers to train a winner from all three categories (Emerald, Diamond, and Ruby) Horses that have won two Jewels are Adore Me, Bettor Cover Lover, Changeover, Charlemagne, Cyclone U Bolt, King Denny, Monbet, Springbank Richard, Terror To Love, Tintin In America, Venus Serena, Vulcan, Heaven Rocks and Piccadilly Princess. Australian horses: Ashburton 2007 - Divisive 4yo Emerald finishing 2nd to Monkey King Cambridge 2012 - Mustang Mach 4yo Emerald finishing 4th to Terror To Love Ashburton 2013 - Allblack Stride 2yo Emerald finishing 3rd to Sky Major - Blitzthemcalder 3yo Ruby finishing 6th to Prime Power The 2014 Jewels saw the start of the ‘Australian Invite’ promotion: Cambridge 2014 - Padrisimo 2yo Emerald scratched Ashburton 2015 - Glenferrie Bronte 3yo Diamond finishing 12th to The Orange Agent - (Just) Cala 4yo Diamond finishing 8th to Lancewood Lizzie - Salty Robyn 2yo Emerald finishing 5th to Lazarus - Burnaholeinmypocket 3yo Emerald finishing 4th to Have Faith In Me - Messini 4yo Emerald finishing 3rd to Sky Major - Valarie 4yo Ruby scratched Cambridge 2016 - My Kiwi Mate 4yo Emerald finishing 4th to Field Marshal Ashburton 2017 - Mr Mojito 4yo Emerald finished 2nd to Heaven Rocks. - One Muscle Hill 2nd 2yo Ruby to Paramount King. Cambridge 2018 - Shez All Rock was 1st in the 3YO Diamond. - Platinum Revolution 8th to Princess Tiffany. - Dance Craze 3rd to Habibi Inta. - Pete’s Big Jim 2nd to Another Masterpiece. - Wobelee was 3rd to Winterfell. Addington 2019 - Major Occasion placed 10th in the 4YO Diamond. - Lulu Le Mans placed 8th in the 2YO Diamond. - All Cashed Up placed 12th in the 3YO Ruby. - Falcon Stride placed 12th in the 4YO Emerald. - Majestic Player placed 8th in the 4YO Ruby. - Petes Big Jim placed 8th in the 3YO Emerald. 6 IRT Harness Jewels 2021 - Media Pack Leading Jewels Trainers – Mark Purdon (either alone or in partnership with Grant Payne or Natalie Rasmussen) - 45, Barry Purdon - 7, Geoff Small - 6. Leading Jewels Drivers – Mark Purdon - 27, Blair Orange – 9, Dexter Dunn - 9 and David Butcher -7 Junior Drivers to win at the Jewels – Dexter Dunn x2, Matthew Williamson x2, Sam Smolenski and Matthew White.
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