Howe is set to have two strong chances at Menangle features next week after recent success.

Hows The Memory, who Howe bred and owns with wife Jo, qualified for the group one Ladyship Mile after taking out the group two Sibelia Stakes at Menangle on Saturday.

After drawing barrier one, Howe thought it made plenty difference for the daughter of Group one winner Distant Memory.

"It was super," Howe said.

"It comes down to draws when you get in that sort of grade as she has been going good and still hasn't had a lot of luck lately."

Howe also enjoyed success with Breivika winning on debut at Menangle on Tuesday.

The two-year-old filly led all the way and is now targetting the group two Pink Bonnet.

Howe helped bring a number of other Riverina owners into the daughter of Somebeachsomewhere.

Both races will be run on February 29.

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GEORGIE Martin made it four wins from six starts after moving from New Zealand and joining the David Kennedy stable.

The mare headed to Cobram on Thursday where she took out Thanks To Aussie Firefighters Pace.

The stable was a halfhead away from a double with Chain Reaction just missing out.

Phil Maguire also finished second with Demeter on the hunt for a Vicbred bonus.

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BLAKE Micallef continues to bring up winners

Micallef combined with father David for success with Dragon Stride at Young on Tuesday.

It comes after he combined with Wayne Wattterson to score with Rockn And Rolln at Bathurst last Wednesday.

Ray Walker (Plumpton Road), Ray and Jason Turner (Butadream) and Peter McRae (Coolalie Kid) were other Riverina winners across the eight-race card.

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WHEREYABINBOPPIN was an impressive trial performer for new trainer David Kennedy on the path to the Million Dollar Pace.

In his first appearance since switching stables, the four-year-old was a 20-metre trial winner at Leeton on Sunday.

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THERE will be a flood of racing at Riverina Paceway coming off a bare patch.

Wagga only raced four times from November to February but will hold the first of three consecutive meetings on Friday.

A nine-race card has been assembled with the first set to start at 1.25pm.

Wagga also races next Tuesday and next Friday

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COOLAMON will get behind the Team Teal campaign as their Carnival of Cups meeting next week.

Donation buckets will placed around the course for the March 1 meeting supporting the Women's Cancer Foundation as the industry provides awareness for women with ovarian cancer.

The $10,000 Coolamon Pacers Cup is the feature race.

Coolamon also races on its traditional Anzac Day date where they will celebrate 100 years of pacing.

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