Weekly Newsletter

REAL BAKER was disadvantaged by the heavy track at Canterbury last Wednesday, leading them up into the straight but when asked to lengthen, in the run to the post, was unable to gather momentum, struggling in the ground. He will be nominated for late next week, hopefully, with a drier track on offer. BROADWAY FOLLIES did not trial last week owing to the state of the track, at Wyong. She has been nominated to have her second trial, on Wednesday, at Newcastle. CUESTA had he

RACING - REAL BAKER has come through his Canterbury run well and has been given an easy time of it this week. Will be nominated for late next week . TRIALS - CUESTA trialled this morning at Hawkesbury, over 800m, on a rain affected track. Got back early but hit the line nicely. Will trial again towards the middle of the month. BROADWAY FOLLIES’s trial was cancelled last week, at Wyong, owing to the state of the track. Has been nominated to trial at Newcastle

REAL BAKER will don silks, weather permitting, on Wednesday, at Canterbury Park, over 1250m. On a rain affected track, currently rated a Heavy 8 (not his preferred surface), he has drawn barrier 2, in a field of 11, and will be ridden by Rachel King. REAL MAGICAL was a touch slow away in her trial at Rosehill, last Friday, settling back in the field. Taken wide on the corner, she finished off nicely to run the winner to just over 2 lengths. Jockey, Regan Bayliss, was please

RACING - REAL BAKER has come through his win at Orange in good order, and will go, weather permitting, to Canterbury, on Wednesday, over 1250m. TRIALS - REAL MAGICAL trialled nicely at Rosehill, and Bjorn has decided her early education is now complete, and he has sent her for a 6-8 week break. BROADWAY FOLLIES will have her second trial tomorrow, at Wyong, over 1000m, with Alysha Collett to ride. STABLE CHATTER - RESCORE continues to work we