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This bloke another driver trained up by Cran and Dexter old Paleface Mate. won about 18 junior races for them a few years back. Then landed in NSW 'Paleface Adios territory' and just a year ago was winning Group races with NZ horses including Group 1's with the very speedy ex-pat kiwi mares , Braeview Kelly and then Aardies Express. They won the last 2 runnings of the Queen Elizabeth Group 1 collecting over 100k each out of that race with Trainor training and driving. alas he has a 18 months 'holiday' 🙄 at the moment, for a NZ mare 'Manhattan' positive. but he'll be back. think he's only about 25 years old (Jack Trainor) and another great product of the Dalgety barn . -
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Forbury how come four of best drivers come out of dalgety barn dexter Dunn Blair orange sarah O'Reilly now carter -
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Sardinian jockey will look to add to his 38 winners for the campaign on Wednesday night.View the full article -
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Te Akau jumper Leaderboard is set to head to the Warrnambool carnival later this month following his triumph in the Open Steeplechase (3250m) at Ballarat on Sunday. The 10-year-old son of Street Cry, who is raced by syndicator Fortuna, won seven races on the flat in New Zealand, including the Gr.3 Wellington Cup (3200m) and Listed New Zealand St Leger (2600m). He then transferred to Te Akau’s Cranbourne base where he has added three further wins to his tally, along with placings in last year’s Grand National Hurdle (4200m) and Grand National Steeplechase (4500m). Trainer Mark Walker was pleased with his winning performance on Sunday and is looking forward to tackling some feature jumping assignments at Warrnambool, including the Brierley Chase (3450m) and Grand Annual Steeplechase (5500m). “It was a brilliant win,” Walker said. “He’s a terrific jumper and it’s great to see him back at the races and win the way he did. “It’s all systems go towards the Warrnambool carnival, and he looks as though he’s in for another really good season. “I’m looking forward to seeing him again at Warrnambool. It’s a unique carnival and it’ll great to be a part of it.” Prior to the two assignments at Warrnambool, Fortuna’s John Galvin said the plan was for Leaderboard to back-up in the Spencer Memorial Steeplechase (4000m) at Pakenham this coming Sunday. “I don’t think that will worry him and after that he’ll go to the Warrnambool carnival,” Galvin said. “I think Mark (Walker) has got the base fitness into him. “It was a lovely ride by Will (Gordon) and kudos to Mark and Ben (Gleeson, assistant trainer), they’ve prepared the horse beautifully, and Mark loves his jumpers. “We’ve owned him since 2018 and he’s a marvel, really. He had a wonderful period of flat racing and was very consistent provided he got yielding tracks, but his future was always going to be as a jumper when he wasn’t so competitive on the flat. “Mark’s got a few jumpers in his stable, with Prismatic and The Mighty Spar, and Leaderboard has become the flagbearer with the successes he’s had.” View the full article
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