Weekly Newsletter

PICK UP THE TAB disappointed at Kembla, last Wednesday, and the ownership group has decided to not persevere with him. A horse with great ability, a change of environment away from the hustle and bustle of Warwick Farm to a more natural environment, may just unlock that potential. REAL BAKER showed he had recovered from his latest hiccup with a good trial win at Canterbury. He will be nominated for Saturday, at Kembla, and Sunday, at Mudgee. BROADWAY FOLLIES and REAL MAGI

RACING PICK UP THE TAB was very disappointing at Kembla Grange on Wednesday. Given a nice ride on a leader dominated track, he sat outside the leader to the turn, but when asked to finish off produced very little. Decision has been taken by ownership group to put him on line for sale. TRIALS REAL BAKER trialled very nicely at Canterbury, on Friday. In an Open trial over 1100m, he jumped well, went to the lead, and untouched, won the trial by over a length, in a sm

No luck with either REAL BAKER or PICK UP THE TAB last week, both not facing the starter, having misfortune rear its ugly head. PICK UP THE TAB injured himself on the float going to the races, and was a late scratching, whilst REAL BAKER was not accepted with at Orange, following an eye infection, after a trackwork gallop earlier in the week. Both look likely to be out of action for a couple of weeks. SMART CRY has completed a 4 week let up, and returned to pre-training to

RACING PICK UP THE TAB was a late scratching at Hawkesbury, having injured himself on the float trip from Warwick Farm. Accepted for Kembla last Saturday but was also scratched, not having overcome Tuesday’s episode. REAL BAKER did not accept at Orange, having succumbed to an eye infection, and is under treatment. STABLE CHATTER RESCORE is coming to the end of her pre- training, with a return to Warwick Farm, late Apr/early May, on current progress. BR