Weekly Newsletter

TORQUIN disappointed once again, and she has gone to a re homer, who will prepare her for an equestrian future. The same comment from jockey Grant Buckley “travelled well to corner, thought she would be among the placegetters, only for her to give nothing, when asked to extend” convinced all she did not want to be a racehorse. Hopefully, she will put more effort into her new career.   GOLDANE put in a perplexing performance on Cup day, at Kembla Grange. Extremely testing cond

RACING   CUESTA has been nominated to have her first start this preparation, on Thursday, at Newcastle, in a 4yo & Up Maiden over 1250m. Will derive benefit from run but will be competitive, on trial form.      STABLE CHATTER   PICK UP THE TAB will be given another couple of weeks in paddock, and once given clearance by the vet, will commence pre training early December.   REAL BAKER will have another 2 weeks agisting before coming back into pre training, early December.   SM

GOLDANE will have a new career as a broodmare, following our decision to retire her. After her Kembla run, where she pulled up a 2 out of 5 lame, Bjorn gave her a week off from the track, allowing her to just potter around, before letting her slip along last Tuesday, in a gallop. Sadly, she pulled up again slightly sore, and x-rays of her knees were taken. The prognosis was further racing would not be in her best interests, and retirement now would see her retire, with no lon