Racing on Tuesday, 1 May will be held at Taree, Manning Valley with 8 events to be run on a current heavy 10, though fine conditions are forecast.
The first of the Damien Lane runners will enter in a maiden plate over 1007 m with a career first starter in Trust The Fox to be joined by Travis Wolfgram jumping from barrier 10.
10 TRUST THE FOX 
2 year old chestnut gelding (16-9-2015) Sire: Foxwedge Dam: Easy to Read (Encosta de Lago) View Pedigree Report
Breeder: Mr M Sandblom
Owners: B Livermore, Mrs M Campbell, J J Livermore, Mrs R Butt, R Reeves, R J Livermore, D J Law, B K Butt & Mrs J A Law
Colours: Blue And White Quarters, Blue Sleeves, Red Cap
Gear Changes: Lugging Bit FIRST TIME
Trust The Fox is a two year old chestnut gelding by Fox wedge out of Easy To Read and will sport a lugging bit first time after competing in Gosford barrier trial over 1800 m with Jason Collett aboard after finishing midfield fourth of eight in that heat.
1 CAPTAIN’S LEGEND (Blks)
3 year old brown gelding (20-9-2014) Sire: Captain Sonador Dam: In Lights (Fantastic Light (USA)) View Pedigree Report
Breeder: Mr B M Nolan
Owners: Ho Sung Racing (Mgr: J Jang)
Colours: Blue And White Quarters, Blue Sleeves, Red Cap
Race 5 will see Captains Legend run in a maiden plate over 1614 m with Travis Wolfgram aboard with the field of 12 to compete. When last in competition, Captains Legend raced at Doomben, finishing 7 of 13 under Jim Byrne arriving 6.65 lengths behind the winner in a time of 2:09.08, when competing out of the Chris Anderson yard.
5 PRINCESS SNOWY (Blks)
3 year old bay filly (11-11-2014) Sire: Sequalo Dam: Bonne Affaire (Redoute’s Choice) View Pedigree Report
Breeder: Mrs L Lord
Owners: Mrs J Jang
Colours: Blue And White Quarters, Blue Sleeves, Red Cap
Race 7 will see Princess Snowy run for the first time for the Damien Lane stable after racing out of the Chris Anderson barn.
Princess Snowy will compete in a class 2 handicap over 1007m with the now trained by Damien Lane runner, jumping from barrier nine with a Serg Lisnyy aboard.
When last in competition she finished first of seven at the Sunshine Coast with Jackson Murphy aboard scoring the thousand metre prize on a heavy 9, by 1.75 lengths to beat home I Remember You.
Best of luck to the stable and connections with their runners at Taree on Tuesday.