Russley Crown and Russley Tiara are both worthy of close attention for race fans.
The combination of trainer Scott Singleton and jockey Christian Reith will team up at Tamworth on Monday with half-brother and sister Russley Crown and Russley Tiara in action.
Russley Crown is a winner of five races from 18 starts and also has six placings to his name. He won the H&NWRA Country Championships at Tamworth at his only start on the track earlier this year. She finished second on debut at Scone in March before finishing fifth at the same track in April and then being spelled.Reith was aboard in a trial leading into her resuming fifth at Muswellbrook, and the mare will contest the Tamworth City Toyota Maiden Plate on Monday.
Shae Wilkes is down to ride Manik, while Ella Drew is booked to partner Savagoodtime and Withania, indicating only one of that pair will run.
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