New track record holder Typhoon Sammy (Box 7) is TAB’s $2 favourite to hand champion...

While new track record-holder Typhoon Sammy stole the show in the Group 2 Chasers Function Centre Bendigo Cup heats (425m), the barnstorming last-to-first victory of rising star Paua Of Buddy lost little in comparison.

A new star was born in Saturday night’s Group 2 Chasers Function Centre Bendigo Cup heats (425m) when Typhoon Sammy, trained by four-time Bendigo Cup winner Jason Thompson, smashed former superstar Shima Shine’s track record.

Form expert The Watchdog has bravely predicted Bendigo’s 425m track record will be broken in Saturday night’s pulsating Group 2 Chasers Function Bendigo Cup heats.

Young Anakie trainer Correy Grenfell and wife Samantha are taking aim at back-to-back victories in the Group 2 Chasers Function Centre Bendigo Cup (425m) after Yozo Bale and superstar Tiggerlong Tonk ran the quinella in 2020.

Eight outstanding heats have been drawn for contest for the 2021 Bendigo Cup this Saturday night. For the media release and brief summary of each heat click on the following link: MR Quantity and quallity for Bendigo Cup heats

A near-record return to the track has Kialla trainer Mick Carter aiming high with classy G2 Chasers Function Centre Bendigo Cup (425m) contender Music Event.

Triple country cups winner Ferdinand Boy will be the headline act in Saturday night’s mouth-watering G2 Bendigo Cup heats.

Mick Carter’s speedster Music Event went within 0.005 of claiming Shima Shine’s track record in a breathtaking performance defeating a hot FFA field including reigning Bendigo Cup champ Yozo Bale to set the platform for an exciting Bendigo Cup series ...

The countdown is on with the 2021 Bendigo Cup drawing near – let’s take a look at the past nine editions of the Group 2 sprint – who will add their name to the honour roll on October 16?