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31/12/2024

Wishing everyone a happy new year and all the best for 2025 🥳🦄

24/12/2024

🦌🎄🦄❤️🦌🎄🦄❤️

Wishing everyone a safe and merry Christmas

📷 Crown, the always obliging model 🌟

31/07/2024

🥳🎈Happy birthday horses! 🥕🥳

Here's to our team of equines and the start of the new season
🥳🍾🍻🏇🤞

31/03/2024

Wishing everyone a happy Easter
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18/02/2024

GRAND QUILL – a grand horse 🦄

As we announce the retirement of stable favourite Grand Quill, we would like to highlight his impact on our small stable.

Quill first came into our lives 3 years ago as a 14-start maiden. He was quirky but had a lovely temperament and being good to ride he quickly got claimed by Lauren. Only a few days before Quill’s second race for us Lauren was kicked in the head by a horse (not Quill!) which put her in a coma in hospital in Melbourne. Brian took Quill to the races still as he knew Lauren would want him to keep going. Quill ran 3rd at big odds like he knew everyone needed some positivity.

When Lauren came out of hospital and was back on course to watch Quill race, he ran a strong 2nd - again at good odds - and then backed it up the next start with his first win. It was a triumph not only for the horse but for us and our family after what we had been through.

Quill got Lauren back riding again after her accident, being a safe and reliable mount.

When other horses in the stable had us scratching our heads, Quill would step up to keep us in good spirits. He is all heart and he became “Mr. Consistent” raceday due to him always giving 100%, even if the races weren’t run to suit he would try his best. His positive work ethic saw him run top 5 in 20 of his 29 races with us – with 11 of those being top 3!

We had two long and successful seasons racing Quill but the third prep saw it come crashing down. After just one race into his final season Quill became ill and we discovered he had a growth in his throat which if left to continue growing could have killed him, so it was obvious he would need surgery. Although the prognosis for racing afterwards was bleak, he deserved to be able to live a happy and healthy life. So Quill had the op and was such a good patient in the following weeks of box rest and daily medications. When the surgical wound had healed he went out to the paddock for a few months to recover. We brought him back in to work to give him one last shot at racing, which he was delighted about but unfortunately his throat was unable to cope with the pressures of pacework so we pulled the pin on that idea and retired him.

Quill will continue to be a valued member of our stables. His easy-going attitude and lovely temperament make him a great paddock companion, lead pony and travel buddy – he loves to be involved and he has already performed these small yet important jobs even as a racehorse!

Grand Quill is a great example of how a horse doesn’t need to win the world to have a huge impact on those who work with them. He is a truly special horse who lifted our spirits when we needed him.

Happy retirement champ - sorry you don’t get to race anymore, but we still love you Quill! ❤️🦄🌟

01/01/2024

Wishing everyone a happy new year and all the best for 2024 🥳🦄

25/12/2023

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄

05/12/2023

🏇🥉3rd at Bendigo🥉🏇

Stable pin-up boy Reward The Crown ran a tough race today and finished strong to get 3rd 💪 He jumped from barrier 10, the same barrier he has jumped from in all 5 of his lifetime starts 🙈 Here’s hoping the poor fella can get in closer next time!

01/08/2023

🥕🎉 Happy birthday horses! 🎉🥕

They have brought us both sorrow and success but we love them and we are lucky to have them as such a big part of our lives 🥰🦄

Here's to our team of equines and the start of the new season
🥳🍾🍻🏇🤞

31/07/2023

With the 2022-2023 season coming to a close, we are glad to see it go.
We have had a tough season with many downs and our only ups havn’t featured on race day! But resilience is strong in our stables and we look forward to the new season with a fresh perspective 🏇🦄🤞

01/04/2023

🌟PICK OF THE YARD🌟

L’allegro was Jayne Ivil’s pick of the yard today in a $200k race at Bendigo!

Unfortunately his performance let him down (although drawing the widest barrier set a huge task for him and he didn’t seem to appreciate the track conditions) but we were rapt to have Jayne’s pick. It was lovely to get some credit for the effort we put into each and every one of our runners. We take pride in presenting well educated and conditioned horses - they might not win but they look good trying!

26/02/2023

🥉3rd at Terang 🥉

Andai Steppes (NZ) ran a nice 3rd today, finishing strong from the back over 2150m. He has been a real project and caused plenty of headaches but now that we are getting him out over a trip and sorting through his issues, we are starting to see an improvement. Here’s hoping we are on the right track now 🤞

08/01/2023

Stable pony Versace had his first day at the races today, accompanying L'allegro to Mornington 🦄

L'allegro ran a nice 5th, finishing strong after being held up. He will now go to the paddock for a short spell after a nice introduction to racing with 2 jump outs and his first 2 race starts this prep.
We look forward to seeing what he can do next prep 💪🏇

31/12/2022

🥳✨️ H A P P Y N E W Y E A R ! ✨️ 🥳

As another year comes to an end we would like to thank our followers for your support of our small stable. We have had a fairly quiet year with only 3 horses racing but next year looks to be bigger and better with a few new faces coming in 🐴

We wish everyone a very happy new year and may 2023 behave itself! 🤣

25/12/2022

Wishing everyone a very merry Christmas! 🎄🥳🍻

23/12/2022

Lauren has had her first ride on the filly who put her in hospital last year 🙈 Luckily they get along much better these days!
Now a 2yo, Sasha is having her first educational prep after being broken in. We are looking forward to seeing her progress.

16/12/2022

We were back at the races today for the first time in 3 months, this time with first starter L'allegro.

It was a nice enough first up effort, running 6th and he is still quite raw and needs further.

Looking forward to his next run and watching him progress 🏇

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GRAND QUILL – a grand horse 🦄 As we announce the retirement of stable favourite Grand Quill, we would like to highlight his impact on our small stable. Quill first came into our lives 3 years ago as a 14-start maiden. He was quirky but had a lovely temperament and being good to ride he quickly got claimed by Lauren. Only a few days before Quill’s second race for us Lauren was kicked in the head by a horse (not Quill!) which put her in a coma in hospital in Melbourne. Brian took Quill to the races still as he knew Lauren would want him to keep going. Quill ran 3rd at big odds like he knew everyone needed some positivity. When Lauren came out of hospital and was back on course to watch Quill race, he ran a strong 2nd - again at good odds - and then backed it up the next start with his first win. It was a triumph not only for the horse but for us and our family after what we had been through. Quill got Lauren back riding again after her accident, being a safe and reliable mount. When other horses in the stable had us scratching our heads, Quill would step up to keep us in good spirits. He is all heart and he became “Mr. Consistent” raceday due to him always giving 100%, even if the races weren’t run to suit he would try his best. His positive work ethic saw him run top 5 in 20 of his 29 races with us – with 11 of those being top 3! We had two long and successful seasons racing Quill but the third prep saw it come crashing down. After just one race into his final season Quill became ill and we discovered he had a growth in his throat which if left to continue growing could have killed him, so it was obvious he would need surgery. Although the prognosis for racing afterwards was bleak, he deserved to be able to live a happy and healthy life. So Quill had the op and was such a good patient in the following weeks of box rest and daily medications. When the surgical wound had healed he went out to the paddock for a few months to recover. We broug

We were back at the races today for the first time in 3 months, this time with first starter L'allegro. It was a nice enough first up effort, running 6th and he is still quite raw and needs further. Looking forward to his next run and watching him progress 🏇

🐴Happy retirement Chill Factor🐴 Although she wasn't the first horse to race for us or our first winner, Chill Factor was the first thoroughbred that we purchased and she taught us a lot in the time that we had her. We bought her for a measly $5225 as a yearling, Brian broke her in himself and we had a lot of adventures with her. Bella as she was affectionately known was a lovely mare to have around the stables. In the end she decided she'd had enough of being a racehorse, so she has been retired and now looking forward to a new career as an off-the-track pleasure horse. Chill Factor's successful racing career of 24:2-2-2 saw her earn $52,525 - which doesn't seem like a lot to the big guys but it was 10x her purchase price! She was our first city place getter, running a nice 3rd at Sandown this prep. It is sad to see Bella go but we look forward to seeing her new adventures and we have many memories to remember her and the part she played in our stables.

Grand Quill season summary 2022

Grand Quill has gone out for a well earnt spell after a long and successful racing prep. Quill loves being in work and racing and it still amazes us how well he keeps backing up! Although he wasn't disgraced at his last start - running 5th on a heavy track - he is a synthetic specialist so we have put him away now for next year. A big thank you to Alana Kelly for forming a great bond with Quill, she has given him more confidence in his races and he runs so well for her. Here's a summary of Grand Quill's season, showing just how tough and honest this little horse is! 😍🦄

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