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Tony Gollan To Step Up Spring Plans

Posted on August 25, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Brisbane's premier trainer Tony Gollan is step up preparations for the Sydney and Melbourne spring carnivals with his four top horses. Gollan will use jump-outs at Eagle Farm on Tuesday to tone Zoustyle, Garibaldi, Niedorp and Vincere Volare. Garibaldi and Niedorp will then head to the two divisions of the three-year-old handicap at Eagle Farm[...]

Posted on August 16, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Apprentices Baylee Nothdurft and Nick Keal have been rivals on the provincial circuit in recent years and now switch their contest to metropolitan racing. The young jockeys have been the stars of the past two metropolitan meetings with Nothdurft riding a treble at Doomben on Wednesday and Keal a double at the same track last[...]

Posted on August 16, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan's young stars have been on show this week but it will be some of his old hands who can help continue his top start to the new season on Saturday. Gollan won his sixth straight metropolitan premiership last season and has begun the season showing every intention of making it[...]

Posted on August 13, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Top Queensland sprinter Zoustyle has indicated he will be a force in the Sydney spring carnival with a resounding barrier trial win at Doomben. Zoustyle, who is unbeaten in six starts, was having his first public outing since winning at Doomben on May 18. He cruised to the lead in his trial but when given[...]

Posted on August 10, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Premier trainer Tony Gollan has equalled his best training performance at a metropolitan meeting with four winners at Doomben. Gollan has trained a quartet winners in a day on four previous occasions and his winners on Saturday were all well backed. His winners were Just Orm ($8), Unlikely Story ($4.60), Galtero ($2.90) and Tokoriki Lad[...]

Posted on August 7, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

In-form gelding Silvera will be kept to Listed and Group Three races if he earns a Sydney spring carnival trip with a win at Doomben. Formerly trained by Tony McEvoy, Silvera has been in fine touch since heading north to Tony Gollan at Eagle Farm in May. Silvera has won the Rockhampton Cup and Listed[...]

Posted on August 4, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

An upcoming set of barrier trials at Doomben is looming as D-Day for trainer Tony Gollan's spring plans. The premier Brisbane trainer will trial nearly all his likely Sydney and Melbourne spring aspirants on Tuesday week. Leading the way will be unbeaten four-year-old Zoustyle who is headed to the Concorde Stakes at Randwick on September[...]

Posted on July 28, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Brisbane stakes performer Garibaldi will dodge the better Sydney three-year-olds and head to Melbourne for the spring carnival. Garibaldi is one of eight horses trainer Tony Gollan has nominated for the Golden Rose at Rosehill on September 28 but he is unlikely to run any of them. “We entered them as a precaution but really[...]

Posted on July 20, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Silvera will get his chance in Sydney after he won the final stakes race of the Queensland season at Eagle Farm. Sent out favourite, Silvera ($2.70) had a lovely run behind the pace before he beat Araaja ($31) by a length in the Listed Tattersall's Mile (1600m). The gelding won the $150,000 Rockhampton Cup two[...]

Posted on July 19, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Trainer Tony Gollan will have several promising young horses at Eagle Farm but will be hoping to produce a rare double with two of his old stagers. Gollan has a sixth Brisbane metropolitan trainers title safely in his care and will be chasing his 12th feature race win of the season with Silvera (Tattersall's Mile)[...]

Posted on July 13, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Quirky galloper Snitch appreciated a drop in class for his first win for trainer Tony Gollan on Saturday but he will be back to tackle top stakes class in the Brisbane summer carnival. Snitch was the unlucky runner in both the Listed Eye Liner Stakes and Listed Glasshouse Handicap at his past two starts when[...]

Posted on July 12, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Classy three-year-old Ef Troop will be master of his own destiny when he has his next start at Doomben. Ef Troop is typical of trainer Tony Gollan's horses this winter, being a good performer but hamstrung by bad luck and wet weather. The gelding showed his class when favourite in the 2018 Magic Millions 2Y0[...]

Posted on July 10, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd has seven mounts, which are a cross section of his greatest supporters in Queensland, for his last day of riding on Saturday. Lloyd will have rides for Toby Edmonds (Sunday Session and Granny Red Shoes), Chris Waller (Auerbach), Tony Gollan (Kemsrey), Chris Munce (Woolsey), Kris Lees (Mongolian Wolf), Richard Laming (All[...]

Posted on July 7, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Trainer Tony Gollan will resist the temptation to chase a bonus with Rockhampton Cup winner Silvera and bring the gelding back to Brisbane for a stakes race. Gollan had a disastrous first day of the Rockhampton carnival on Friday, failing to get a placegetter with six runners but he stormed home with a double on[...]

Posted on July 4, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have a large number of runners at Doomben on Saturday but much interest in his team will centre of the debut of two year old Knight Mariner. Gollan has had another excellent season with his two years and produced a smart filly in Ingear who won by five lengths[...]

Posted on June 27, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

The prospect of a soft track has tempted trainer Matt Dunn to set two-year-old Karaja for what looks like an exciting clash at the Sunshine Coast. Karaja will take on two other promising juveniles, Jewelina and Our Swan Lake, in Saturday's Bruce McLachlan Classic (1000m). The race threatens to steal the limelight from the Listed[...]

Posted on June 22, 2019
in Australian Horse Racing News

Vega One has buried trainer Tony Gollan's Fred Best Classic demons and justified his odds-on quote by winning the Stella Artois Plate at Eagle Farm. Starting the $1.75 favourite, Vega One defeated Enterprise Louise ($41) by 1-1/4 lengths with Churning ($19) a head away third. At his previous start, Vega One finished an unlucky 9th[...]

Tony Gollan To Step Up Spring Plans

Apprentices Continue Rivalry At Eagle Farm

Old Hands To Keep Gollan On Winning Streak

Zoustyle In Outstanding Doomben Trial Win

Tony Gollan Equals Best Training Effort

Silvera To Stick To Listed Class In Sydney

Gollan’s Top Horses To Trial At Doomben

Garibaldi To Head To Melbourne

Silvera Wins Tatt’s Mile, Set For Sydney

Trainer Tony Gollan Chases A Rare Double

Snitch Drops In Class For Doomben Success

Ef Troop At Crossroads In His Career

Trainers Show Support For Retiring Lloyd

Silvera To Miss Rest Of Bonus Series

Knight Mariner To Continue Gollan’s Run

Top 2yos To Clash At Sunshine Coast

Vega One Justifies Eagle Farm Quote

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