Ruby Lovera, a descendant of the famed Badlands Hanover mare Lovera, is poised to make her mark on the harness racing scene at Gloucester Park. Bred in New Zealand, Lovera has already proven her worth as a broodmare, producing exceptional fillies Artemis Belle and Eagle Rox. Now, her third filly foal, Ruby Lovera, is set to compete in the $50,000 group 3 Westral Diamond Classic final for three-year-old fillies.
Artemis Belle and Eagle Rox have left a legacy of victories in their wake, dominating feature events for fillies in their racing careers. Artemis Belle’s impressive record includes wins in the group 1 Sales Classic and group 3 Gold Bracelet, while Eagle Rox clinched the group 1 Diamond Classic for two-year-old fillies. Ruby Lovera, under the guidance of trainer Justin Prentice, has shown promise with four wins in her eleven starts, earning over $87,000 in stakes.
Prentice and champion reinsman Gary Hall Jnr. have a successful history in the Diamond Classic, having previously triumphed with Majorpride in both the two-year-old and three-year-old editions of the race. Another standout filly, Water Lou, trained by Mike Reed, achieved a rare double victory in the Diamond Classic in consecutive years.
Ruby Lovera’s prowess was on full display when she secured victory in the two-year-old Diamond Classic, showcasing her speed and determination. With a recent commanding win in the qualifying heat, Ruby Lovera enters the final as a strong contender, benefiting from a favorable barrier draw and the expertise of her connections.
As the anticipation builds for the upcoming race, other contenders like Reinette, driven by Trent Wheeler, and Wicked Lover, trained by Ryan Bell, are gearing up for a competitive showdown. With each filly bringing a unique skill set to the track, the Diamond Classic promises an evening of thrilling harness racing action.
Trainer Mike Reed’s entrant, Ruby Lou, and the Bond team’s Delulu also add depth to the field, offering a mix of speed and strategy that could shake up the race dynamics. With experienced drivers at the reins, including Shannon Suvaljko and Deni Roberts, these fillies are ready to showcase their talents and vie for victory.
As the stage is set for the Diamond Classic final, harness racing enthusiasts eagerly await the spectacle that will unfold at Gloucester Park. The rich history of the event, coupled with the talent and determination of the fillies competing, promises an evening of high-stakes racing and fierce competition under the Friday night lights.
Gloucester Park continues to be a hub of excitement and entertainment, offering a unique blend of sporting prowess and social engagement for fans of harness racing. With a legacy of showcasing top-tier talent and thrilling races, the venue remains a premier destination for harness racing enthusiasts in Perth and beyond.
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