Theresa Bateup will keep a steely focus on home soil on Tuesday afternoon before turning her attention to a Wagga Carnival raid later this week. The trainer is looking forward to heading out to the Riverina’s premier two-day carnival, but will first have a trio of chances set to line-up at Kembla Grange. Jarrett is […]
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4yo gelding Joel, by Real Saga out of the Zedative mare All About Soul (who has produced 6 foals to race for 5 winners) has joined the Bateup Stables. Ownership opportunities are available. Joel has had 11 starts for 1 win and 3 third placings (and 8 top 5 finishes) in Queensland. He is a
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Monegal made it two from two at Sapphire Coast claiming the Class 1 1600m in spectacular fashion. Sitting comfortably from Barrier 1, Monegal was able to muster a clear run at the 100m mark and bolt in strongly leaving Sarzana and Dashtorush in her wake. Bateup Racing’s impressive record at the Nowra track continues after
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February has been a busy month. It started with the two day Sapphire Coast carnival – where Monegal broke through in style for a well overdue and deserved Maiden win by 6.25 lengths. Titaness ran a super race in the Bega Cup to finish 4th. We have had a frustrating run of 2nd placings during
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Theresa Bateup will mull over a Provincial Championships tilt for Titaness, but was also eyeing off the Bega Cup after the mare’s win at Nowra on Monday. The five-year-old daughter of Pluck broke a winning drought of more than 12 months when she hung tough to win the Gary “Jinxy” Hinkley Memorial Class 2 Handicap
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Trainer Theresa Bateup is optimistic a return home, a drop in class and the inside alley will be the perfect combination for Fleeting Stryke to breakthrough for her first win in more than a year on Thursday. The four-year-old mare has three wins from 23 starts, but has an impressive strike-rate of two wins in
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Ray Thomas TRAINER Theresa Bateup has an uncanny knack of buying racehorses for modest sums and turning them into money-making machines. Two of the best examples of Bateup’s penchant for profit are Fleeting Stryke, a $2000 buy who has won nearly $120,000 prizemoney, and Burden Of Proof, who cost $3000 and has now won more
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LAST year proved to be the best 12 months of Theresa Bateup’s career and she’s keen for that success to continue into 2018. The Kembla trainer finished with a career-high 23 winners for the 2016-17 campaign and is on track to top that total again for the current season. Bateup currently has 12 winners for 2017-18,
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Jockey Jess Taylor believes consistent three-year-old Jarrett’s best is yet to come after she piloted the gelding to another victory at the Sapphire Coast on Tuesday. Trained by Kembla trainer Theresa Bateup, Jarrett led all the way to chalk up his second career win by a nose over the fast-finishing Rapture Miss. “He is a
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