Golly I’m Lucky has produced a superb performance after a 25 week spell to claim the BenchMark 70 at Newcastle on Saturday 20 June, 2020. Starting at the rear of the pack, it was always going to take a tenacious ride to claim the short 1200m distance. At the 400m mark Brock was able to […]
Golly I’m Lucky wins first up Read More »
Theresa Bateup has produced an extraordinary training performance as $3000 mare Monegal cashed in at Rosehill on Saturday. Jumping at $44 on TAB after opening in triple figures for the Benchmark 78 over 1300m, Monegal unleashed in the straight, Andrew Adkins delivering a stunning ride from the back of the field to win by 1.5
Theresa Bateup’s $3000 mare Monegal blooms at Rosehill Read More »
Jarrett topped of a terrific performance by Bateup Racing in claiming back-to-back Merimbula Jazz Cups at the Sapphire Coast on Saturday. The ‘King of the Coast’ showed speed early holding the inside rail. Sitting second behind Assault’n’bathory down the back straight they both pulled away from the pack. Stablemate ‘Old Man’s Angel’ unfortunately bared the
Jarrett claims back-to-back Merimbula Cups Read More »
The first up start with 59kg and a competitive field didn’t scare Titaness as she showed class in the strong win. Madison Waters found the rail early just behind the leading pack. This position paid dividends around the bend as many fell away from the pack holding too wide, leaving Titaness and Quiano Queen to
Titaness kicks off Campaign with a win Read More »
The answer – it varies a lot, but you might be pleasantly surprised at just how affordable “The Sport of Kings” can be. We like our owners to enjoy their horses without stressing about the cost. So, we’ve provided some insight into how much it costs to own a racehorse trained by Bateup Racing. We
How much does it cost to own a racehorse? Read More »
Who is your favourite race caller? It’s one of those timeless questions that everyone in racing has an opinion on. For us, the answer is straight forward – John Tapp by a panel of fencing. Why? He has a genuine passion for racing centred around the horses and people that make up our industry. This was
Theresa’s Tale of the Turf with John Tapp Read More »
Illawarra Turf Club chief executive Peter De Vries is confident fans will be in attendance at the second running of The Gong in November. The race, which will be held on November 21, retained its million-dollar status earlier this week when Racing NSW unveiled the spring carnival schedule. The certainty comes after a challenging autumn
Renewed hope for Kembla crowd return Read More »
May resulted in 2 excellent Kembla Grange winners, courtesy of two of our up and coming 3yo’s: The Guru and Eberlee. The Guru then stepped up to Saturday city grade with a fantastic 3rd placing at Randwick The month kicked off with River Charge placing 3rd in the historic Wagga Guineas whilst King Tat, Jarrett,
‘Chloe’ has produced an impressive Maiden victory in unknown conditions at Kembla Grange. Over 1400m, the 3yo Bay Filly continued her solid performance at home along with a terrific ride from the experienced Brock Ryan. Sitting modestly behind a crammed pack to the 600m mark, Brock headed wide at the bend and jostled to find
Eberlee kicks away at a heavy Kembla Read More »
Exciting young stayer ‘The Guru’ continues to impress at Metropolitan and Provincial level achieving two wins and four placings since his last spell. The half brother to Fleeting Stryke has had a fantastic preparation and has come such a long way. He commenced the preparation with a win over 1200m at a TAB 2 Meeting
The Guru continues to impress Read More »
