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Editor, NSW Country and Picnic Racing
New South Wales
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Sports and racing journalist and founder and editor at NSW Country ad Picnic Racing. Undergraduate degree in Animal Science with WSU, Masters in Environmental Science and Management with UNE and a strong sporting and racing back ground. Arrived on the writing scene in somewhat unorthodox fashion after a career in science, and now run my own small business that showcases the best of country and picnic racing in NSW. www.NSWCountryandPicnicRacing.com.au
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By Jeff Hanson Verified| countrypunter.com.au@ For punters astute enough to find the winner of the 2025 Tumbarumba Cup (1400m), they sang a merry song when the Andrew Dale-trained Mojo Music prevailed in a thrilling four-way finish. Taking on the $18,000 feature on the undulating Tumbarumba racecourse, there were a handful of winning chances, and bookmakers had them at $3.80 the field.
By Jeff Hanson Verified| countrypunter.com.au@ The Lee family name is firmly established in racing, and young Ballina-based trainer Jordan Lee wants to continue that tradition. The 24-year-old is the son of champion country trainer Stephen Lee, who’s prepared 800-plus winners during a storied career. Stephen learned from his late father, Bruce Lee, at Quirindi before launching a training operation at Coffs Harbour.
By Jeff Hanson Verified| countrypunter.com.au@ For punters astute enough to find the winner of the 2025 Tumbarumba Cup (1400m), they sang a merry song when the Andrew Dale-trained Mojo Music prevailed in a thrilling four-way finish. Taking on the $18,000 feature on the undulating Tumbarumba racecourse, there were a handful of winning chances, and bookmakers had them at $3.80 the field.
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NSW Country and Picnic Racing
New South Wales, Australia