Laura Hendrick and Betty Bazzo of Bunbury. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
The 2023 Furphy Bunbury Pacing Cup lived up to its hype on Saturday at Donaldson Park, with South West participants as always giving a good account of themselves.
Prior to the feature, punters flocked to the members’ lounge for refreshments, with warm humour and conversation prominent at every turn.
Greenbushes-based Lavra Joe claimed the cup ahead of favourite Magnificent Storm, while North Boyanup’s Mighty Ronaldo ran third.
Justin Fris was on hand to cover all of the action on and off the track, as the Bunbury Trotting Club continues to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Laura Hendrick and Betty Bazzo of Bunbury. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
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Andrew De Campo of Capel with Pete Morris of Northam. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Jason Hunt of Bunbury with Graham Yuill of Burekup. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Jill Bland of Dalyellup with Bunbury Trotting Club treasurer Kat Edwards. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Kirk Reynolds of Benchmark Feeds and Belinda Yuill of Horseland Bunbury. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Sharon De Campo of Capel with Catriona Rowe of Noggerup. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Daniel and Gemma Brown of Perth. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Lavra Joe claimed the Furphy Bunbury Pacing Cup for Greenbushes trainer Ray Jones. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
Donaldson Park was abuzz with activity throughout the afternoon. Credit: Justin Fris/South Western Times
