Theresa Bateup will start up to six chances at Kembla Grange on Saturday, with two of her stable stalwarts leading the charge in the 1500m Benchmark 64 Handicap. Both Master Riley (Jess Taylor, gate 4) and Lady Yarrow (Amy McLucas, gate 5) get in nicely with their weights, 58kg and 57kg respectively, and are primed for big showings. Despite
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What a three weeks it’s been for Theresa Bateup, who’s prepared six winners as her stable continues its red-hot start to 2026. Sebastian’s Flyer (Robyn Freeman) kicked off the winning run when triumphing in a 1600m Benchmark 58 Handicap at Queanbeyan on January 10. Kitty Okay (Amy McLucas) then impressed with a dominant victory in the 1200m Maiden
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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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Trainer Theresa Bateup will be in Sydney on Saturday to eagerly watch her Big Dance hopeful Direct Fire as stablemate Lady Yarrow looks to end a run of seconds on home turf at Kembla Grange. Direct Fire ($31 on TAB), qualified for the Big or Little Dance via the Bega Cup, contests the opening event
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Racing’s dynamic duo, Theresa Bateup and Jess Taylor, can edge closer to a shared century of winners when the trainer and jockey combine at one of their happier hunting grounds on Tuesday. Their current tally of wins across the board is 87 with exactly 200 placegetters. Taylor’s four scheduled engagements for Bateup at Moruya today which will take
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