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SAM Hewitt wants to be part of the world’s richest pacing race with his star filly harness racing Ark Sea (Stay Hungry). Fresh from winning last night’s Group 1 NSW Breeders Challenge final, Hewitt is exploring all options to snare…

Trainer Hewitt is actively seeking a slot for star filly Ark Sea in the upcoming $1.5 million TAB Eureka at Menangle on November 21. Fresh off a victory in the Group 1 NSW Breeders Challenge final, Hewitt expressed strong interest in securing an entry, citing that a preferential draw could make the filly extremely competitive.
If Ark Sea cannot land one of the remaining slots for the TAB Eureka, Hewitt plans to target the $NZ200,000 Group 1 NZ Oaks at Addington on November 20. Hewitt noted that a decision will need to be made within the next week to allow time to arrange travel to New Zealand.
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