INSIDE RACING: Dawson Park will host the Brother Fox Final on Saturday night

Anthony Lord's She's A Pearl will be in action in the feature race on Saturday across 516m and comes into the race with a stellar career record.

Winning 35 races from 56 starts, She's A Pearl has amassed more than $1.6 million in prize money and is showing no signs of slowing down.

Having drawn box three, Dubbo Greyhounds president Shayne Stiff still thinks she'll be hard to beat.

"We've got a really good field, it's headlined by She's A Pearl," he said.

"She's won something like $1.6 million in prize money, she'll be looking to add another $50,000 to that this weekend.

"The money in greyhounds at the moment is unbelievable, there are a couple of $1 million dollar races around now so I don't think it will be too long until we see a dog win more than $2 million.

"There are certainly a few local dogs who look good too."

As for the local hopefuls, Orange's Jay Opetaia will have Street Of Dreams starting out of box two.

Raymond (Jack) Smith will bring across Royal Nangar and Red Hot Frankie from Forbes to contest the feature as well.

After holding a meeting already this week on Tuesday, Stiff admitted Saturday's races will have a lot of money on offer.

"On Saturday, there is the Brother Fox Final as well as the Bill and Peg Miller Final," he said.

"Plus another couple of races, across four races there is around $100,000 on offer without the place getters.

"There is going to be some real good racing, all roads led to Dubbo on Saturday night."

The Brother Fox Final is set to jump at 7:12pm.

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Kath Bell-Pitomac is in doubt to ride at Dubbo Turf Club on Saturday following a fall at the track during Thursday morning track work.

Riding for Michael Mulholland, the jockey was dislodged and transported to hospital with suspected injuries to both legs.

Bell-Pitomac was down to have one ride on Saturday, the Mulholland-trained Epic Poem in the Dubbo Rhino Lodge Class 1 and Maiden Plate (1600m).

At Dubbo Turf Club on Saturday, all eyes will be on the Kings Hall Jewellers Silver Goblet Preview 2 YO Handicap (1100m).

Some of the best up-and-coming two-year-olds in the state will be in action, with four local hopefuls.

Brett Robb's Rothgate and Annyanme will make their first career starts as will Michael Lunn's Rewarding Belle.

Clint Lundholm's Plenitude is coming off a second-place finish last start and could be one to watch but has drawn barrier 10.

The winner of Saturday's event will earn entry into the $40,000 Silver Goblet feature, a race which has uncovered a number of future stars.

Robb won the event last year with Gallant Star, who could be a possible Kosciuszko contender this year.

Fresh off winning the TAB Regional Championship at Bathurst on Wednesday night, Bathurst's Amanda Turnbull will be back in action at Dubbo Showground.

The Dubbo Harness Racing Club will host their annual show meeting on Friday, with Turnbull coming into the meeting in good form.

Isobel Ross drove Iam The Captain to the win for Turnbull in Wednesday night's feature event at Bathurst.

Ross won't be at Dubbo on Friday but Turnbull will have six drives on the night.

Turnbull will have three of her own runners in action on Friday while she will also drive for Dubbo's John Lew in the Download The TAB App Today Pace (2120m).

The main event on Friday night will be the Little Red Jug Final (1720m), with Troy Williams' Major Statement one of the main contenders after a win in one of the heats two starts back.

The Michael Carroll-trained Jayjaybenny will fly the flag for the locals in the final.

All of the action at Dubbo Showground will begin at 6:06pm.

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