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Line Of Law is a 6 year old chestnut mare. Line Of Law is trained by Connie Greig, at Dubbo and owned by Miss C Greig.
Line Of Law’s last race event was at 16/10/2026 and their next race is on 30/10/2026 at Moree.
Career form is 7 wins, 6 seconds, 4 thirds from 41 starts with a lifetime career prize money of $161,385.
With a 17% Win Percentage and 41% Place Percentage. Line Of Law's last race event was at Bathurst.
Exposed form for its last starts is 5-1-3-9-7.
Last Updated: 28/10/2026
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