Following from attending the Inglis 2020 Classic Yearling Sale, Bateup racing has added two exciting fillies to it’s stables. 2018 Filly by Super One – Bulladini An strong, balanced filly from an exceptional female family. By Super One (who is a son of the sire sensation I Am Invincible). From an unraced Bernadini mare, who […]
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A great weekend for the stable highlighted by a winning double at Sapphire Coast on Saturday. The Guru broke his Maiden in style for Kayla Nisbet whilst young apprentice Madison Waters, at only her 5th race ride, superbly guided Halliday Road to win the Pambula Cup. Taqueda produced a good 2nd placing at the Moruya
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It has been a very frustrating 6 weeks with numerous race meetings abandoned due to the horrific bushfires across the state. This has led to interruptions to a lot of the programs of our horses up racing. Sapphire Coast Carnival. We were able to take a team to the 2 day Sapphire Coast Carnival. Overall
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Trainer Theresa Bateup expects black-type racing is within Monegal’s reach after a stunning Bega Cup win on Sunday. Monegal – the reigning horse of the year at the Sapphire Coast club – made it four wins from five starts at the track for Bateup, who is the premier trainer for the past two seasons. But
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The immediate aim for Monegal this preparation was the Bega Cup with her program carefully mapped out to head there 3rd up. She resumed at Kembla on the 11th January where she missed the start but worked home well, doing her best work late over 1200m to only be beaten just under 3 lengths. Vega
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