Pretty In Pink

Sydney Trainer To Face Queensland Inquiry

Posted on June 18, 2020
in Australian Horse Racing News

Top Sydney trainer John O'Shea has been charged by the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission after one of his horses tested positive to the recreational drug ice. Pretty In Pink returned a positive swab to the substance after winning the Group Two Moreton Cup at Doomben in June last year. Queensland Racing Integrity Commissioner Ross Barnett[...]

Posted on November 8, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Three years ago, South African jockey Keagan Latham was on the verge of walking away from racing. Living in England and struggling for opportunities, he had lost faith in himself and was at a major crossroads in life. A product of the famous jockey academy in Durban that has produced the likes of Glyn Schofield[...]

Posted on October 24, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

John O'Shea has been keeping blinkers up his sleeve for Pretty In Pink and believes the timing is right to use them in the Nivison Stakes at Randwick. A Group Two winner during the Brisbane winter carnival, the mare has taken time to come to hand but O'Shea says her physical appearance indicates she is[...]

Posted on July 14, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

John O'Shea is a competitive man but he will be happy if Pretty In Pink can come home with some Silver during the Sydney spring carnival. The Group Two winner is back in work at O'Shea's Randwick stable and while he has pencilled her in for some of the traditional mares races, he also has[...]

Posted on June 5, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Promising filly Pretty In Pink has a light weight in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap but in some ways she carries the biggest burden in the race. It isn't that Pretty In Pink doesn't have the talent to win the race but she faces the biggest hoodoo in Queensland, if not Australian, racing. Pretty In[...]

Posted on June 1, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Trainer John O'Shea has a chance to win a second Stradbroke Handicap with a three-year-old filly after Pretty In Pink earned a start in the Group One race. Pretty In Pink ($14) held on in a driving finish to beat Brave Song ($4) by a short half-head with a half neck to Winter Bride ($4.40)[...]

Sydney Trainer To Face Queensland Inquiry

Latham Seizes Second Chance In Australia

Blinkers Go On Pretty In Pink In Nivison

O’Shea Filly Looking Pretty For Spring

Stradbroke Hcp Hoodoo For Pretty In Pink

O’Shea Chases Another Stradbroke Handicap

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