We finished 2025 on a winning note when Nights Inferno showed tremendous tenacity to get the bickies at Sapphire Coast on the 29th of December. Night did a bit of work to go forward to lead and was then eyeballed throughout by the second horse. But our boy showed great fight in the straight and, under the urgings of Amy […]
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Theresa Bateup is a testament to hard work and dedication, having toiled her way, climbing the training ranks to cement herself as an established stalwart of the Kembla Grange training community. Arriving at the Australian Jockey Club at Randwick in 1994 to begin a week of work experience, Theresa Bateup’s passion for racing was soon
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Highlights October was a busy month for us, and overall, the team performed very well. However, a run of numerous placings in very close finishes (albeit many at good prices) was becoming a little frustrating. Finally, we landed back in the winner’s stall courtesy of our ultra-tough and consistent mare, Pretty Please. “Peggy” broke through for
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Edging ever so closer to 250 career wins (currently 247), Theresa Bateup landed her second victory of the 2025/26 season when training the quinella of the 1660m Benchmark 58 Handicap at Moruya on Tuesday. A gutsy Sir Sublime (Pierre Boudvillain) led them up in the final event of the card, before Miss Bariloche (Jess Taylor) stormed home to land
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Unwanted by punters, having drifted to 80/1 with the TAB, the Theresa Bateup-trained Prized Alwyns was still an eye-catching winner at Canberra on Friday. First-up for the stable in the 1750m Class One Plate, it was some sort of training effort as the 5YO Prized Icon mare put a streak of eight unplaced runs behind her to
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The Leyland brothers have nothing on Theresa Bateup. The hard-working Kembla Grange trainer has “travelled all over the countryside” with her horses in the last week and a half. “In nine days I went to Gosford, Nowra, Albury, Goulburn, Wagga, Moruya and Port Macquarie,” she said. “Albury (where Bateup had success) and Port Macquarie were
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