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This week's runners

Saturday 24th July
Morphettville
Race 4 Number 8 O'reilly's Son
Race 6 Number 4 Get Set
Race 6 Number 7 Goondi
Race 7 Number 3 Disquiet

Wednesday 28th July
Murray Bridge
Race 3 Number 11 Silver Moment

Thursday 29th July
Morphettville
Race 3 Number 4 Alshaabet



















 

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Sunday Mail Article

Pregnant pause for Discreet
 
VERY DISCREET has likely put motherhood on hold for another year with a dogged win in yesterday's $70,000 Oakbank Stakes.
Sent out a well-backed $2.20 favourite, the four-year-old was the class horse in the field but followers would have had hearts in mouths when she was still well back on the inside approaching the home turn.
Much to the relief of favourite backers - not to mention her loyal connections in lime green - jockey Chad Lever found clear running when it counted and his charge burst through a tight gap to win by the best part of a length.
Part-owner and South Australian Jockey Club chairman David Peacock revealed post-race that Very Discreet was booked to go to stud but said those plans were now set to change.
 
Welcome to Richard Jolly Racing

“I used to love being a jockey and now training is my passion”
Richard started training horses in August 2000 having retired from racing as a leading heavyweight jockey in January 2000. Since this time Richard has had a great deal of success finishing consistently in the top group of trainers from year to year, a real achievement in such a competitive industry.” Read more...

News
31/05/10
Wet Weather Double
Posted by: michael

Praying for wet weather and it arrived to help provide the stable with a double at Morphettville.

  

Valace and Disquiet improve lengths on soft going and they got it at racing headquarters after overnight rain and consistent showers throughout the day.

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15/04/10
Stirling's fear now loathing for rivals
Posted by: michael

Advertiser Article
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
STYLISH sprinter Stirling Grove used to fear his racing rivals - but you would not know it now.

"He was a very timid horse and used to run on fear when he first raced," trainer Richard Jolly said at Morphettville Parks yesterday.
"He was desperate to get in front of everything early on, but he's learning to settle and relax."
The Mossman two-year-old was four lengths in front of the field at the finish of the Group 3 SA Sire's Produce Stakes (1400m) yesterday, with jockey Chad Lever having an armchair ride.

 

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