ON THE PACE: Regional restrictions put back in place

Riverina participants are now only able to race in the region.

However trainers who are located in the southern part of the Metropolitan region currently not subject to specific lockdown order, which includes Goulburn and Exeter, have been reclassified to the Riverina.

It means Riverina participants will also be able to race at Goulburn on Monday.

It was planned for regionalisation to be brought in on Wednesday but that was changed to Monday which saw a number of races badly affected at Young on Tuesday.

The seven-day lockdown also means Friday's meeting at Wagga will be conducted without crowds.

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ELLEN Bartley brought up her 200^th training win at Riverina Paceway on Friday.

A brilliant finish from Just Ralph was enough for the Narrandera trainer to bring up the milestone win.

After bringing up the century in her fifth season as a trainer, it has taken Bartley another two years to double her tally.

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FORMER Temora horseman Jarrod Alchin has added to his tally of group one wins.

Alchin took out the Brisbane APG Sales Graduates Gold Final with My Ultimate Levi at Albion Park on Saturday night.

It was the two-year-old's third win and he is just to finish out of the top four in his 10 career starts.

Now based at Menangle, Alchin paid credit to Temora's Anthony Deep for looking after his team in Queensland.

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WAGGA trainer Luke Mulley scored a metropolitan double as an owner at Menangle on Saturday night.

After three placings since heading to the Cameron Ross stable in June, the nine-year-old brought up his 18^th career win.

In the following race, Machs Legacy then added to her impressive record.

The three-year-old filly has now won six of her 19 starts with another seven placings.

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MAJOR Roll will have his first start for new trainer David Moran at Kilmore on Saturday.

The controlling interest of the five-year-old has been sold by Mirrool trainer Stephen Maguire and breeder Dave Hargrave after winning 22 of his 53 starts and over $180,000 in prizemoney.

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TERRY Coelli brought up a special win at Young on Tuesday.

The 89-year-old is not newing his licence so Beryl's victory will be his last.

The filly shares a name with Coelli's wife Beryl, which was the catalyst for the purchase.

In her first start for the stable, Beryl broke through for her first at start.

It was part of a winning treble for Jackson Painting.

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WAGGA will hold a bumper 10-race card on Friday.

Around 160 nominations were received for the meeting.

The first race is at 12.37pm.

Albury races on Tuesday.