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Holy Heart breaks drought

Holy Heart breaks drought

A GEAR change helped Holy Heart recapture his best form and romp home for an easy win at Murtoa on Saturday. The six-year-old had been racing below his best this campaign, but trainer Vincent Malady made a winning move when he replaced winkers with blinkers on...

Nowhere Man pays price for maiden win

Nowhere Man pays price for maiden win

SIX-year-old Nowhere Man was finally rewarded for his consistency but his Casterton maiden win came at price. The son of Mookta appeared as if he was going to have to settle for another minor placing in Sunday's Hygain Maiden Plate (1200m), but he raised an extra...

Stablemates land Swan Hill quinella

Stablemates land Swan Hill quinella

SURFSIDE and Meteoric gave trainer Vin Malady his first quinella in memory when they fought on the finish of the last race at Swan Hill on Monday. Vin couldn't remember the last time he had trained a quinella, if ever, with Surfside ($15) upstaging his more...

Local apprentice boots home Providence to fifth win

Local apprentice boots home Providence to fifth win

YOUNG local apprentice Boris Thornton capitalised on his three kilo claim when he booted home track specialist Providence at Geelong today. Shouldering 58kg after the allowance, Providence gave Thornton his 12th win for the season when charged away to win in...

Tigidig Tigidig strikes early winning form

Tigidig Tigidig strikes early winning form

Well-bred gelding Tigidig Tigidig has hit the ground running posting his maiden win at just his second start for his new stable. The rising four-year-old flagged better wins were ahead of him when he followed his encouraging third at Geelong last month to land...

Providence shines on good day for stable

Providence shines on good day for stable

IMPROVING galloper Providence led the charge when scored at Geelong on a day when the stable went close to landing a treble across two race meetings on Sunday. Providence appreciated the synthetic track to land the  Simonds Homes 0 - 64 Handicap (1300m),...

In-form “Harry” wins again

In-form “Harry” wins again

IMPROVING galloper Harold Bluetooth will have to step to a new level after he posted his third career win, leading all the way at Terang. The five-year-old has been a revelation for the stable since he made a late start to his career at the start of his four-year-old...

Harold Bluetooth rebounds after fly attack

Harold Bluetooth rebounds after fly attack

WITHOUT a fly in sight, Harold Bluetooth staged a stunning form reversal to post his second career win at Geelong. At his previous start, Harry had finished last when resuming at Geelong’s Boxing Day meeting but there was good reason for the failure as his...

Panther pounces with overdue win

Panther pounces with overdue win

FRUSTRATING galloper Platinum Panther rewarded the patience of the local “Boys From The Hill” syndicate with an overdue win at Warrnambool. The flashy grey had been slow from the barriers at recent starts but got his act together when he jumped away with...

Racehorse ownership opportunity

Racehorse ownership opportunity

Malady racing has been approached by prospective owners for shares in tried horses. This has opened the way for other racehorse enthusiasts to be involved. It is highly likely three tried horses will be acquired from the ultra competitive Sydney inner provincial...

Bexley Farm

Bexley Farm

Malady racing is pleased to be utilizing Bexley Farm as its main spelling provider. Chris Malady, Vincents father runs the property in Murroon. The pasture at bexley farm is a great asset particularly late summer and early autumn as its grasses remain quite prominent...

King Zero’s win an early Christmas gift

King Zero’s win an early Christmas gift

LIGHTLY raced gelding King Zero recaptured the promise he showed when he first joined the stable with an overdue maiden win at Kyneton. Ridden by Geelong apprentice Josh Cartwright, the five-year-old son of Danzero gave his connections an early Christmas present when...

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