Weekly Newsletter

CUESTA was disappointing on Saturday at Kembla Grange. Well ridden by apprentice, Jett Newman, CUESTA presented at the top of the straight, went to the leader but struggled from thereon, and didn’t finish off like we were expecting. A consistent mare, now 6, she has gone to the paddock with a broodmare career on the horizons. SMART CRY has come through her Rosehill run well, and has been nominated for Eagle Farm on Saturday, in a Class 3 over 1350m. Only a small field curr

RACING - BROADWAY FOLLIES will be nominated for Sunday, at Wyong in a BM64 over 1350m. CUESTA was disappointing on Saturday at Kembla. Jumping well from a mid field gate, she was positioned perfectly by jockey, Jett Newman, to lead, then sit behind speed. Raced up to challenge for the lead on the turn, only to be run down to finish 5th. SMART CRY has been nominated for Doomben on Saturday, in a Class 3 over 1350m. STABLE CHATTER - REAL BAKER is midway through his

No luck last week with our 3 runners, each finding race vagaries a factor in their performances. CUESTA has been nominated for KEMBLA GRANGE on Saturday, in a BM 64 over 1400m. BROADWAY FOLLIES and SMART CRY will be nominated for next week, with each having come through their runs well. The TRAPEZE ARTIST filly arrived into Mark Walker’s Cranbourne stables, having impressed during her early education at Thenford Farm. FOXGLOVE was spelled following her jump out, with

RACING - BROADWAY FOLLIES was strong late, at Kembla Grange, on Thursday. Jumped well from barrier 3 but was unable to hold a forward spot, as speed came across from the outside. Strung up in traffic on the corner seeing daylight approx. 200m from home. Good to the line. CUESTA had very little luck at Randwick/Kensington, on Wednesday. Zac Lloyd got held up behind horses in the straight, tried for a run behind the leader, along the fence, only for it to close on him. SMART