After another disappointing performance from Pulla Swifty at Canberra, we have decided to sell her. We have had “Jay” for three years and we will miss her but wish her good luck at her new stables.
Pulla Swifty
Pulla Swifty had a disappointing performance at Sapphire Coast but her jockey reported that she had choked down in the race and this likely explains her dropping out.
We will give her another start at Canberra on the 24th.
Pulla Swifty will step up to 1600m when she races at Sapphire Coast on Sunday. She has been working well since her last start and we think the step up in distance will suit. Nominations will be released on Tuesday morning.
It was an easy trail ride for Georgian Court and Pulla Swifty on Tuesday morning (click above for video).
Pulla Swifty is up galloping now at trackwork and is coming along well. We are aiming to take her straight to the races with her first start being the 1010m Maiden at Moruya on the 9th of April.
She has been working with a mate most days this prep which shows a big improvement in her behaviour and should allow us to try and settle her a bit better in her races.
Click above for video update on Pulla Swifty
Pulla Swifty started pace work this week. She has been working really well with a mate each day and is controllable and settled. She went for a trail ride on Wednesday and she is also becoming a lot more clam on the bush track.
Pulla Swifty has been back at the stables for two weeks of slow work. She has been working around well with a friend and should be ready to start some pace work next week.
Pulla Swifty is enjoying her spell and is due back at the stables mid February.
We had planned to race Pulla Swifty on Monday at Moruya but unfortunately, she has gone off her food and is not 100% so we have elected to spell her. She will have a six week break in the paddock before returning to work.
