Purple patch for La Machane as offspring do dam fine job

10 May 2022 | Harness Breeders Victoria
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Bettor’s Delight mare La Machane was bred by late Harness Breeders Victoria members John and Nola Munnerley and was no slouch on the track.

In her 61-start career, she secured 20 wins including the Group 1 Vicbred Super Series final for four-year-old pacing mares in 2013 (click to watch) for earnings of more than $335,000.

It comes as no surprise then that her progeny are shaping up to be stars in their own right.

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