Category Archives: Racing

Vlad Duric in the orange and green pushed Projects (pictured) forward during the early stages of the 1,200 metre 0-64 rating race today on Seymour Cup day. The chestnut settled just outside the race leader. He pounced at the turn and … Continue reading →

Yesterday last start winner Swipeline with apprentice Harry Coffey on board stepped out at Morphettville in the last over 1200 metres. Although slow to start Harry droveSwipeline through the field early to lead. The pair controlled the race. The chestnut … Continue reading →

Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm bred Swipeline was purchased at Inglis Premier Sale in 2011 by Tony McEvoy. Swipeline debuted as favourite in the $250,000 Inglis banner race on Cox Plate day later that year. He was the fastest finisher but had to … Continue reading →

Indiana Heart (Show A Heart x Nova Gen) left her rider at the gates on debut at the Gold Coast. A month ago in her second start she made up late ground to finish runner up behind race leader and … Continue reading →

Neville Saunders’ instructions to apprentice Alisha Taylor were to ride Equissential forward in the seventh at Doomben yesterday – an open handicap over 1600 metres.  But Equissential found the early tempo too hot and instead settled at the other end … Continue reading →

Sorisam’s Bairnsdale win last Saturday was his fourth win in just his last six outings.  The gelding led from start to finish and was not threatened at any stage. He won the 1,000 metre bench mark 70 race by more … Continue reading →

  Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm are proud to offer four mares at the upcoming 2013 Inglis August Thoroughbred Sale held on 15, 16 August 2013 at Oaklands Junction Lot 96 Bloomin’ Marvellous This mare is in foal to the Group 1 Champagne Stakes … Continue reading →

Sorisam began his race career in blistering form winning three of his first four race starts. Nearly three years later he has returned to that form winning three races in his last five starts. Last Friday Ricky Maund presented Sorisam … Continue reading →