Out you go...Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding on Forever The Chill in the first race at Sandown Hillside on Wednesday. The suspension begins at midnight on Saturday and finishes on Sep 6. Dunn says he will not appeal. There was better news for popular young apprentice Kate Mallyon - she rode her first city winner on Karoo for the Pat Carey stable. Kate, 17, had ridden a string of 2nds, including two unsuccessful protests, on city tracks and was becoming frustrat
Out you go...Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding on Forever The Chill in the first race at Sandown Hillside on Wednesday. The suspension begins at midnight on Saturday and finishes on Sep 6. Dunn says he will not appeal. There was better news for popular young apprentice Kate Mallyon - she rode her first city winner on Karoo for the Pat Carey stable. Kate, 17, had ridden a string of 2nds, including two unsuccessful protests, on city tracks and was becoming frustrated at not landing a winner. She showed nice timing to lead all the way on Karoo. It was her 50th winner in little more than 12 months' riding.
After a decade with some of racing's most successful organisations, Sam Pritchard-Gordon will be a trainer in his own right from October 1. He'll be based at the Mornington Racecourse on his own Kingscote Stables, a 2.7 acre property. Sam migrated to Australia in 2005 and has had stints at Arrowfield Stud and with Gai Waterhouse. For the last four years he's been Lee Freedman's Racing Manager.