News Archive

TEDDY SOARS OFF THE TRACK IN NEW EVENT

As someone passionate about giving horses a life of luxury after racing, Emma Cox took on 8yo Teddy through mutual friends of the family in the middle of COVID lockdowns. Little did she know that this horse would be crowned a winner in the 2023 Sydney Royal Easter Show and become her new best friend.

Hillier’s Taking The Racing Scene By Storm

“I was just a kid who loved horses and lived on a farm.”

Rising NSW Apprentice jockey Chelsea Hillier may be from a small rural country town, but she is making a big impact on the racing scene.

Godolphin’s Golden Girl

If you told a young Amy Walker that she would be donning the iconic blue uniform and strapping ‘Exploring’ in the prestigious 2023 Golden Slipper, she would have thought you were lying.

Now, this is her reality.

McDonough’s Hunt For Glory

It’s not every day you hear that a 27yr old has made the decision to start her jockey apprenticeship. But for a determined Sarah McDonough, this career switch is a long time in the making.

Patezza Now Content In Retirement

From Group 1 glory in Sydney’s Doncaster Mile to working in the NSW Mounted Police unit, it would be an understatement to say that 24yo Patezza has earned his retirement.

Amanda’s Forging Her Own Way To Victory

From winning Off the Track series with her thoroughbred to establishing herself as a female trainer, racing is well and truly ingrained in Amanda Davis-William’s DNA.

Julia Presits’ International Dream

Moving ashore from Malmo, Sweden to Australia may have been a lifestyle change for apprentice jockey Julia Presits but her love for horses hasn’t wavered.

Anna’s Hot Seat In The Saddle

With even the slightest knowledge about the racing industry, anyone would have heard of the apprentice jockey taking the world by storm, Anna Roper.

Racing Sparks Emily’s Interest

From being an assistant Foreperson for Brad Widdup, to earning ribbons in the show jumping arena and educating herself on equine welfare, Emily Spark is well and truly invested in the Racing world.

Feeding your OTT during Spring and Summer

When the seasons change, it is important that as horse owners we monitor changes in pasture quality and quantity and manage our horses feed appropriately. As pasture availability increases in spring and summer, generally an automatic response of owners is to decrease the amount of hay and supplementary feed being fed.