Weekly Newsletter

CUESTA was strong to the line, at Orange, on Friday, after being slowly away, and squeezed up for room, as she attempted to find her feet, on jumping. While the winner had a good run in transit, we were out the back and wide. Giving 5kgs to winner, and 4-5 lengths start, at the top of the straight, CUESTA just failed to run them down, finishing 2 nd  beaten ½ length. She has been nominated for Thursday, at Hawkesbury.   SMART CRY, the BIVOUAC and SNITZEL fillies are into thei

RACING   CUESTA was slowly away at Orange, which is not what you want in a 1000m scamper, on the Orange track. Pulled to the outside as they ran for the judge, Cuesta was brave and flew the last 5om to go down by a narrow margin.      STABLE CHATTER   PICK UP THE TAB is in good order as he prepares to return to pre training, early December.   REAL BAKER will have another week in the paddock before he commences pre training. Has done well during his let up.   SMART CRY has com

RACING   TORQUIN will be nominated for Armidale, on Saturday, in what is shaping as her career defining run. Hopefully, between Geoff and his vet, they have found a couple of gear changes, which will see her competitive.     TRIALS   PICK UP THE TAB was scratched from her trial following an elevated temperature, with her temperature spiking again last weekend. Will be given a short let up.    GOLDANE will have her 2 nd  trial this preparation at Hawkesbury, tomorrow, over 100

TORQUIN will be donning silks on Saturday, in a make or break appearance, at Armidale. With a couple of gear changes, blinkers and a tongue tie, we are hoping this will unlock her  ability, and give us a reason to continue on with her.   GOLDANE and CUESTA continue on their way to return to the race track, with GOLDANE having her 2 nd  trial tomorrow, at Hawkesbury, and CUESTA, her first this preparation, at Rosehill, on Friday.   PICK UP THE TAB is having trouble shaking a v