2025 - 2026
Canterbury - Friday 27 February --PENPEL was ridden by Adam Hyeronimus for his second win on the filly. From the 1200m start Adam was able to comfortably take the filly to the lead where she held off the chasing pack to win by 3/4 length.
Hawkesbury - Thursday 19 February - INFANT WARRIOR (Anders - Childhood Secret) ridden by Deanne Panya opened her account with a half length win. After jumping well she settled in second place and got the better of the leader to pull away and hold off the only serious challenge.
Rosehill - Saturday 31 January 2026 - The JRA Plate (previously known as the Southern Cross Stakes) and run over 1350m was won for the second time by WILLAIDOW ridden by James McDonald. After jumping well JMac settled behind the leader on the rails and was able to work his way off the fence for a finishing burst which saw him win by a lip.
Newcastle -- Sunday 30 November - Only once in nine first-up starts had DANISH PRINCE ever won but today ridden by Mollie Fitzgerald he showed what an evergreen he is by winning by a length and a quarter over 1250m. Mollie took him to the lead from the jump and it was just a matter of “catch me if you can” from them on.
Hawkesbury - 8 November - CAPE BYRON showed his liking for Hawkesbury when winning over 1500m on a good track. Ridden by apprentice Mollie Fitzgerald who settled him in fourth and fifth position before pulling out wide on the turn where he steadily made up ground to win by a head.
Kembla Grange - 25 October - MICRO MAGIC (Microphone - Holder Sunset) ridden by Deanne Panya from a wide barrier settled in third position on jumping before making a move at the turn to overtake the leaders and win by 0.2 length over 1400m.
Hawkesbury - 25 August - On the first day of the new training partnership of Marc and Mitchell Conners, CAPE BYRON (Capitalist - Wind on Tide) ridden by Deanne Panya settled in fourth position over the 1400m trip. Peeling wide at the turn he overtook the leaders at the 100m to pull away and win by nearly two lengths.
Bathurst - 18 August - SHEZASIREN (Yes Yes Yes - Siren’s Song) broke through for her maiden victory ridden by Deanne Panya. After sitting two and three wide and near last for most of the race and the widest runner on the turn she reeled in the rest of the field to win running away by 3/4 length.
Kembla Grange - 21 June - In a nail biting finish PRINCE HARRISON (Santos - Miss Demi) had to settle for a dead heat after leading for the entire race ridden by Molly Fitzgerald in a 1400m Super Maiden.
Warwick Farm - 4th June - PENPEL (Written By - Peltier) ridden by Adam Hyeronimus at her second start notched up her first win. She shadowed the favourite to the home turn before speeding up and racing away to win by 3 lengths.
Hawkesbury - Tuesday 27 May 2025 - CLIFTON SPRINGS (Holy Roman Emperor - Boonderabbi Girl) ridden by Deanne Panya chalked up her fifth win on a very heavy track over 1000m and winning by 2 lengths.
Rosehill - Saturday 1 February 2025 - WILLAIDOW returned from a break to win the Group 3 Southern Cross Stakes ridden by Tyler Schiller which James McDonald could not ride at the weight of 54 kg. From barrier 1 Willaidow was able to settle in second place before taking the lead at the turn. He showed all his fighting qualities when holding off the fast finishing challengers to win by a short half head
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Scone - Monday 11 November - Deanne Panya was fast out of barrier one on OUTCAST GIRL and was able to position herself in third position for most of the race over 1600m. Coming into the straight she found room between the two leaders and was able to pull away to win by a short head.
Nowra - Sunday 20 October - OUTCAST GIRL ridden by Deanne Panya sat in fifth position until the turn where she pulled out and was able to round up those in front of her to win by about a half length over 1600m.
Randwick - Saturday 19 October - It may have been the last race on Everest Day but WILLAIDOW was the shortest price favourite on the program. Once again ridden by James McDonald who was able to use his early speed to sit outside the leader before going to the lead in the straight and holding on to win by a long head over 1400m in a Benchmark 88 race.
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