The Laming training establishments have boasted plenty of positive results for the year to date, from maiden winners, through the grades to Group 2 race success and Group 1 silverware.
Our Melbourne and Queensland bases are firing with competitive strike rates, and we currently have a great combination of young, competitive & more senior thoroughbreds all striving to be the best they can in a highly lucrative market.
A host of recent stable winners include;
REO, BANK MAUR, CRADLE OF LIFE, VON BEE, MY PINS,TAVIJEWEL, KAIBERRY, PURVEYOR, INQUEST, APATAKI,TAVI PIN, XTRA GEAR, GEE BEE ESS plus many many more placed horses.
Recent Highlights –
The Richard Laming – trained, Reo was ultra competitive in the Group 1 Queensland Oaks finishing a proud 2nd behind Amokura with the Three-year-old RUBICK from ELLIPTICAL ORBIT (USA) filly beaten a length and three quarter under Martin Harley with Noah ‘N’ A Deel back in third.
Reo was having career start 6 in the Group 1 and has had a stellar rise in fame since winning her maiden back at Mornington earlier this year before stringing three victories on end before tripping up the highway on a Queensland assault mission, which nearly come off with the feature spoils.
Craig Newitt claimed the Group 2 Alister Clark Stakes (2040m) aboard the Richard Laming prepared, Bank Maur (pictured) (by MAURICE (JPN) from BANKSIA)following an outstanding performance by the Three-year-old Maurice colt, who was having his ninth start, registering his third career win for team with Laming and connections showing full faith in the colt at Group level.
There had been some discussions prior with bad barriers bringing about less than perfect performances in the Caulfield Guineas and Australian Guineas when finishing out of the placings.
In the Group 2 Alister Clark Stake however, he actually drew a good gate, was able to be put in a nice position and got the job done, Tara Taggart, representing Laming, said “No one gave up on this horse, he deserves a Group race and I think he’ll go on and do better things.”
Bank Maur ($7) scored a three-quarter length win from Suizuro ($41) with Japanese Emperor ($5.50) the same margin away third.
Our new Two-year-old’s are about to launch in the Laming world it’s a great time to get involved so please don’t hesitate to contact Richie on 0407244614 richard@lamingracing.com.au or email Nicky at nicky@lamingracing.com.au
Laming Racing has state of the arts facilities at Cranbourne – Vic Jacobs Well & the Gold Coast Qld, both addressers give you the versatility to race at a track that suits your horse no matter the time of the year.
Having this flexibility is not common with most boutique trainers so if you’ve ever wondered… now is the time to get involved.