Threatening performance has Dangerous feared in Cup

03 April 2024
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We were promised the most competitive TASCO Mildura Pacing Cup final in many years, and Tuesday’s heat night didn’t disappoint with aggressive harness racing and some super winning and qualifying performances.

Rising stars Little Louie, Dangerous and John Mclean will face off with some seasoned cups campaigners in Kowalski Analysis, Helluva and Serg Blanco after all gained their spots in Saturday’s $50,000 Group 3 feature.

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