Workouts for All stock

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Workout for all stock Sat. 21st. April & Sun. 22nd. April

Maiden Stock 1	Azarel, Declarate & Prince Arthur
Maiden Stock 2	Lucky Silver & Sanatana's Gold
Grade 5 Stock 1	Black Legend, Brave Angel & Dazzling Dame
Grade 5 Stock 2

[/size][/td][td]Enchantress, Gamble on Peace & Golden Grove[/td][/tr][tr][td]Grade 5 stock 3[/td][td]Flying Solo & Rainy Day[/td][/tr][tr][td]Grade 5 Stock 4[/td][td]Parallel Universe, Silver Birch & Unbridled Mystery[/td][/tr][tr][td]Grade 5 Stock 5[/td][td]Quintessential & Sand Piper[/td][/tr][tr][td]Grade 4 and 3 Stock 1[/td][td]Gold Storm & Limited Bluez[/td][/tr][tr][td]Grade 4 and 3 Stock 2[/td][td]Navtive Gold and Mr Hat and Clogs[/td][/tr]
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Maiden Stock 1
Azarel, Declarate & Prince Arthur

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Maiden Stock 2
Lucky Silver & Santana's Gold

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Grade 5 Stock 2
Black Legend, Brave Angel & Dazzling Dame

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Grade 5 Stock 2
Enchantress, Gamble on Peace & Golden Grove

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Grade 5: Stock 3
Flying Solo & Rainy Day

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Grade 5, Stock 4
Parallel Universe & Unbridled Mystery

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The stable have been doing pretty well over the past few weeks and now the training schedules needs to be redone. The turf was now in reasonable conditions after the heavy rain which effected our horses training schedule. Especially for the horses which hated sloppy, slushy muddy turf. The first horse onto the yard was the bay temperamental Universe. He still haven't calmed down much, but thankfully have started to listen to his jockey now, these two would be fighting like crazy on the track, now they were like harmony together. The flash nose band which he was wearing now have helped with more control. The bandages were checked making sure their weren't to tight or lose, he have passed and Sam clicked his tongue and headed back to the track and encouraged him to breeze a little, while the second runner was coming onto the track. The second horse was Unbridled Mystery, she was doing well even though she haven't ran much this season. She was a total sweetheart and loved to peace us, wearing the blinkers have helped with her performances on the track, checking her tack and the bandage on her hind legs, she was good to go as well.

Both bay horses were on the track and their muscles were getting worked making sure they were fusing back up. The gates were check as the horses weren't race much and needed to brushed up on their gate training. Gates were ready and the horses were placed into the gates. Misty was calm in the confinement and waited for those gates to spring open and she was able to go. Universe was having a little rust up, but eventually he calmed down as well. The gates sprung open and the horses ran out cleanly and quickly went to into their positions, both loved being in front so were mostly neck to neck with each other. Breezing mostly all the way, as each of the horses knew to save their strength when it was most needed

Sam pushed Universe a little more and the colt responded and spread his legs more, covering more ground and increasing the speed, but remained the stamina for when it was mostly needed. Misty wasn't bothered with the threat and remained in her position not bothered about anything expect what's in front of her, Baylee kicked her a little and she too responded and increased her speed more and snorting more as she was exticted about this. Three furlongs have passed and the final turn was in sight, and Universe broke away from Misty and took the lead from her, he kept on stretching his legs until there was a two length gap between them both. Misty was making her move but couldn't keep up with Universe and was beginning to trail behind more.

The line was seen and crossed cleanly by Universe with four lengths between him and Misty. Sam was proud with him and finally they were a team with each other and he patted his neck, showing him he was good. Misty too crossed the line and was sweating a little which was normal for her, she kept herself for an actual race where her true spirit is shown.

Cooling the horses off on the track by walking them a few times, they took them back to the yard and handed them to the grooms as they both went to other rides which were on that afternoon.

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Distance: 8furlongs
Type: Turf

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Grade 5, Stock 5
Quintessential & Sand Piper

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Lastly it our perious dirt runners in grade five. Both of these horses needed some special attention as they have been running pretty badly, even though we have no idea why. First to come onto the yard, was our dual surface bred horse Quin, she was in her three year old season and it's not pretty good. Mostly she coming in fourth, and was going to train a little differently and make her break sooner, to see this would help her improve. Once everything was checked with her, she was led to the track and breeze for while. The second horse was another mare we rescued last year, she was one of our many populated grey's in the yard, her season isn't too bad being mostly fourth again. Hopefully getting her speed a little more during the middle of the race would help with the speed.

Both horses were finally on the track and breezing as the gates were getting ready. Five minutes breezing and they were turned towards the gates and circled a little while the gate crew were ready to put them into the gates. Both horses loaded and broke from the gates cleanly, they both stuck to each other's side like glue as they were breezing more. Ears were pricked forward as both horses loved running and could do this forever. Pushing them a little more, and both horses sped up a little as they wanted to win badly and hated being second best, they were trying to please their riders also.

Mid way through and Baylee asked Quin to speed a little more and got her to break a little early than she usually do. Quin though responded very well and began to speed up and weaving in and out of the gaps like she would do in an actual race. Reena kept Piper steady and in the same stride knowing when to break her, the length may have lengthen between them, but there was still more work to do. Ten minutes flown by and Reena asked for another stride from the mare, and Piper moved forward more and she lengthen her stride and quickly beginning to shorten the gap now.

The final turn was beginning to come and Piper was increasing her speed with every stride she was taken. Quin was losing hers and was beginning to get a little tired, and soon she saw the grey mare coming towards her, she quickly sprung into actions again and galloped more, like her heart depended on it. Reena pushed Piper a little more and without hesitation the mare responded and galloped more, soon the mares were neck and neck, fighting for the lead. The line was crossed by two of them together, though Piper would have won it by a nose which would have been a close win.

Pulling the horses up, and circling them a little so they cool off and able to catch their breath a little. The jockeys were happy and hopefully they would preform a little better on the track and there would be some improvements in the placing, but that was another waiting game.

Distance: 9furlongs
Type: Dirt

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Grade 4 & 3 Stock 1
Gold Storm & Limited Bluez & Native Gold

It was the time to train our top performance horses now. All of these horses were neglected and now it was time to make them into champions again. The first horse to come on the track was the dark brown stallion who was a grade five when we bought him, now he was a grade four and still have flying talent there. His season have been pretty poor, and could be the sign that he isn't able to race anymore, but before the retirement is on the agenda this lovely stallion, we going to see how the rest of his season turns out. Once checked over, Baylee cantered him on the dirt track while the other runners turn up. Second horse to come onto the yard, was the chestnut stallion which again had potential to be a champion, but sadly was neglected. He was doing ok with us, since we don't know how long this beauitful stallion was left wasting away. Our new jockey Derek was on aboard of him, and he took him to the track once he was checked over. Lastly our only mare in training in grade four, she was doing really well for us and only needed one more before she be grade three. We are hoping she would do well in her next race, she was showing she still had talent and stamina to continue her racing career.

The three talented horses were all on the track. All three loaded into the gate no problem and thankfully all three broke cleanly, even Goldie which often causes a huge problem in the gate. Right away Blue took the lead as he loves being ahead of the pack, even in a race he would do this, while Goldie and Storm stayed behind and wait their moment out. The track was slow pacing even with three fast runners doing a full eight furlong circuit. Baylee asked Storm to give a little more, as he was trailing behind now. Storm responded without s doubt and immediately by Goldie's side now, while she kept her stamina the same until it was needed which was at the final turn around. Blue kept his lead and his stamina as well, his stride were mostly just like breezing around the track. Goldie was waiting for the prefect time to strike, watching Blue like a hawk always, waiting for a mistake to be made by him.

The final turn was coming up and Goldie made her move quickly springing into action without any warning. Her speed increase and quickly leaving Storm behind with her dust. Soon enough she caught up with Blue and fought with him for the lead, Blue saw this and kept lead still by a neck away from Goldie, as the competitive spirit came out of him with ease. Goldie was stubborn though and kept on fighting him, and soon enough he managed to take the lead from him and crossed the line. Blue cross the line not that far behind, and Storm followed suit eight length behind them.

Three horses were circled around few minutes and led back to the yard, given to their grooms , as the jockeys went to catch something to eat before the next rotation came on.

Distance: 8furlongs
Track: Dirt
Jockeys: Baylee Shepherd | Derek Webber | Reena Gardens