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Jockey Glen Boss and trainer Tony Sears turned back the clock three decades when Raging Pole won the Bruce McLachlan Classic at the Sunshine Coast. Raging Pole ($15) beat Karaja ($2.70) by 1-1/2 lengths with a short half head to Jeweliana ($4) in a time of 61.06 seconds over the 1000m, which confirmed the track was very heavy. The gelding… Read more: Old firm wins Bruce McLachlan Classic

Toowoomba trainer Tony Sears hopes to begin a new chapter in his career after applying to authorities to start a training partnership with daughter, Maddy. If approved, it’s believed it will be Queensland’s first father-daughter training partnership. Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds recently began a training partnership with son Trent and landed its first metropolitan… Read more: Tony and Maddy Sears apply for new training partnership

Impressive Ipswich winner The Real Boss is headed to bigger things after giving apprentice Emma Ljung a winning start to a short but action-packed day. Ljung had only two rides at Ipswich on The Real Boss and Aileach and they won the first two races. The Real Boss ($1.75) got Ljung off to a good… Read more: The Real Boss

Article via The Herald Sun featuring Kevin and Kay Seymour, two great clients of TJ Sears Racing.  NOBODY has given more to harness racing than Kevin Seymour. So it’s fitting in his 50th year in the sport as an administrator, sponsor and leviathan owner-breeder that he landed his most satisfying win with Colt Thirty One… Read more: Seymour hits Derby bullseye with Colt Thirty One

Trainer Tony Sears is hoping a leisurely summer will reap winter dividends for Toowoomba filly Ardoyne Road as supporters wait patiently for her race-track return. The talented two-year-old has been off the scene since scoring a sizzling debut win at Doomben in December. Ardoyne Road was immediately sent to the paddock by connections when she… Read more: Toowoomba filly cooling her heels for hot winter crack