Ethan has been involved with horses all his life in a period that began with following his mother, who worked as a Racing NSW swabbing
Steve O’Dea has been breathing racing since the day he could walk. The son of North Queensland trainer Graham O’Dea, Steve was helping his father
Mick Price has firmly established himself as one of Australia’s leading racehorse trainers since taking out his licence in 1991. In 2003 Mick trained the
Matthew paid his way to Ireland to work with trainers in England and Ireland before taking up an opportunity to work with Aidan O’Brien at
“I rode for about six years before I started training. I guess the training aspect was much a natural progression from a too heavy jockey
Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young were destined to be partners – both in life and in racing. As fate would have it, the New Zealanders
Young Cranbourne-based horseman Patrick Keane was forced into the training game after injury cut short his riding career but he is not looking back and
For Peter Robl, a career in the racing industry was born through a strong work ethic and making the most of an opportunity. Raised in
From the outset, Clinton McDonald was destined to be a champion horse trainer. With a pedigree reading as the great grandson of Fred Hoysted, grandson
Kevin Corstens has been around horses and racing stables since he was born and grew up in the shadows of legendary trainer Bart Cummings at
