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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27/06/17 – Titaness @ Beaumont (Newcastle)10/06/17 – Bring Cheer @ Kembla Grange09/06/17 – Storm On @ Canberra Acton Track02/05/17 – Fleeting Stryke @ Kembla Grange01/04/17 – Fleeting Stryke @ Kembla Grange01/04/17 – Storm On @ Kembla Grange31/03/17 – Atlantic Dreamer @ Sapphire Coast 26/02/17 – Old Man’s Angel @ Nowra21/02/17 – Fleeting Stryke @ Hawkesbury23/01/17
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Theresa Bateup can’t stop training winners and it couldn’t come at a better time. The Kembla trainer had a winning double at her home track on Saturday as Storm On and Fleeting Stryke both saluted. It continued an outstanding run for Bateup’s stable which has averaged close to a winner a week since the second
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2016 Saturday 27th AugustNewcastle (Beaumont Track)Chakana – 1st: Having her first start for the stable, Chakana lined up in the Maiden over 2100m with Travis Wolfgram in the saddle. Having been racing over longer distances, Chakana had been freshed up since joining the stable. Being slowly away, Chakana settled at the rear of the field. Travis asked
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