Desert Voice (GB) finished up her quarantine and headed to the yard yesterday with her first day under saddle today.<br /><br />
<p id="https://vimeo.com/876253900"><iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/876253900" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe><br /><br />We're extremely excited to have such a well bred and well credentialed filly join the yard, she's precisely the type of horse who will use the expansion into Kembla Grange to it's fullest.<br /><br />She'll head up to Kembla next week where she'll have 6-8 weeks work to acclimatise before she is tipped out for a short break.&nbsp; She'll then come back in and get ready to target some good Autumn races.</p>

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Import Takes Her First Steps

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Mitch got the keys to our new Kembla Grange stables on Monday and has spent the week getting the stables and house ready for their first occupants.<br /><br /><img src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/2d92c045e4ed465c9deb8947ded9b07b.jpg" alt="" width="387" height="290" /><br /><br />The first horses will start arriving next week and we can't wait to start seeing our horses fill the boxes and get the wheels turning.<br /><br /><img src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/3d09d5a14e6b43c280d42b55bab95e2c.jpg" alt="" width="386" height="289" /><br /><br />If anyone would like to visit our new yard please don't hesitate to get in touch to arrange steph@mitchbeerracing.com.au

Kembla Grange Base Taking Shape

<div>We're always looking at ways to improve business at Mitch Beer Racing and the idea of expanding the stable closer to Sydney was floated some 12 months ago.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div>
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<div>We weighed up many options but with the tremendous prizemoney&nbsp;on offer in NSW, the investment being made in infrastructure and the strength of racing, we landed on Kembla Grange as the perfect place to expand into.</div>
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<div>We have been approved for 20 boxes on course and will take possession&nbsp;on October 16 2023 with our Albury base continuing to run as normal.&nbsp; We wanted to make sure our owners were hearing it from us first.</div>
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<div>The expansion has been made to allow the yard to take full advantage of the prizemoney&nbsp;on offer at the Sydney metropolitan tracks without it having to be an overnight trip.&nbsp; These last two winters have been extremely challenging from a training point of view and Kembla Grange will give us the best chance of keeping horses fit and healthy with the availability of a synthetic training surface and access to pristine beaches.</div>
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<div>We have worked extremely hard to get better quality horses into the stable and we want our owners to have the full benefit of racing for the best prizemoney&nbsp;on offer.&nbsp; Continuing to have our Albury base open means that we still have the flexibility to race south of the border and around the Southern Districts of NSW.</div>
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<div>We're extremely excited about this next step for Mitch Beer Racing and we appreciate all the support we have received so far from Racing NSW and the Illawarra Turf Club.</div>
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<div>If you have any questions about the move Mitch and Steph are both available to chat at anytime.</div>
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<div>We look forward to your continued support as we grow the stable and forge onto an even more successful future.</div>
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Mitch Beer Racing To Open Kembla Grange Stable

<div style="text-align: center;">Mnementh has provided Mitch with his first stakes winner since going out on his own and what better horse to have it with than one of the original few that kicked him off in Albury.<br /><br /></div>
<div style="text-align: center;">Ridden by Blake Shinn, who is in an incredibly rich vein of form, he couldn't have timed the run better or kept the horse more collected all the way down the famous Flemington straight.<br /><br /></div>
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<div style="text-align: center;">Pre-race Blake said that for a sprint there wasn't set to be a lot of pace and that he would let him settle where comfortable and when no one challenged for the lead Mnementh just stayed where he jumped, in front!<br /><br /></div>
<div style="text-align: center;">Owned by a lot of the Albury Racing Club Committee members and long time owners and supporters of the stable, it's been amazing to tick off a Wagga Town Plate and a Listed race at Flemington for them.&nbsp; Thanks to all his owners for coming along for the ride and it was great to see so many of them at the track on Saturday.<br /><br /></div>
<div style="text-align: center;"><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/548532e0391543a382d961f26974f287.jpg" alt="" width="392" height="278" /><br />Not without his ups and downs, he suffered a bleeding attack some 18 months ago which forced Mitch to totally rethink his training regime.&nbsp; He completely turned his routine on its head and the horse has repaid the team in spades since.<br /><br />It would be remiss of us to not acknowledge his breeders David and Kayley Johnson of Rushton Park.&nbsp; Without their trust and goodwill we would never have had the horse in our stable to begin with.&nbsp; We congratulate them on breeding and raising such a tough and tenacious racehorse.<br /><br />And as always, a huge thanks to the whole team at home in Albury, without such a great bunch this horse would never have gotten to where he is today.</div>

Mnementh Wins Listed Sprint at Flemington!

What a day the team had at Wagga yesterday with stable stalwart MNEMENTH taking out the time honoured Wagga Town Plate!<br /><br />Winona Costin rode him like the best horse in the race and when we all had our hearts in our mouths the Big M dug deep to pip the favourite right on the post.<br /><br /><img src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/2d4b1315630e4f29a1e1a170bb8e4330.jpg" alt="" height="262" /><br /><br />He's been an incredible horse for our stable and really got us through some tough times.&nbsp; Bred by our friends at Rushton Park and owned by a lot of the Albury Racing Club Committee Members, he really has been the stepping stone we needed when we first made the move to Albury.<br /><br /><img src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/d0f4c438d08b48eb984cb1338671787a.jpg" alt="" height="264" /><br /><strong>Photo from the Albury Racing Club twitter</strong><br /><br />He's amassed nearly $450,000 in prizemoney but has brought Mitch, the staff and his owners immeasurable joy on and off the track.<br /><br />Thanks to each and every person who has called, text, tweeted and emailed.&nbsp; What a day!<br /><br /><br /><img src="https://www.prism.horse/api/public/image/c6996d2c88574c999aff95579d70173a.jpg" alt="" height="248" />

The WAGGA TOWN PLATE is coming to Albury!

<p>It's going to be a long week at the yard with the excitement of having a live chance in the $2million The Kosciuszko set to be run on Saturday 15 October at Royal Randwick.</p><p>It's been a fairytale lead up into the race with our old warrior Mnementh, in arguably the best form of his life, getting a slot in the world's richest race for country-trained horses. And the slot-holder who has taken him into the race is none other than one of his owners and great friend to the stable Michael Dyordyevic, or Mick Jordo as we all know him! Mick, his lovely wife Verity and their awesome son Reg have been stalwarts of the stable since our move to Albury but not only that and more importantly become friends that are basically family since.</p><p>When The Kosciuszko slot-holder tickets were drawn it came up that one ticket was from North Albury and Mick and Mitch's phones LIT UP with Mitch saying he called him about 407 times when he saw the location come up! They were ringing each other and Jordo in breathless excitement saying 'I think that's the number, I think it's me!' But before Jordo could confirm that he had won, his wife Verity put her phone on private and pranked him pretending to be Racing NSW!</p><p>But enough about the people behind the horse, now about the horse, Mnementh himself. The horse who's name no-one can pronounce, the horse who went from the brink of retirement to now the brink of The Kosciuszko glory! He's been an incredible horse for the stable and has certainly changed all our lives on the way. He had a good hit-out at Wangaratta Racecourse last week where the club kindly allowed us to gallop on the course proper in the lead up to this weekend, we can't thank them enough for that with all the rain we've had. He's pulled up in fine fettle so now we try not to let Toby, his strapper, wrap him in too much cotton wool! And we wait...</p><p>Best of luck to everyone involved with the Big M, let's hope he's the talk of the town on Saturday!</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Mnementh and the Trek to The Kosciuszko

<p>It was only moments after Mitch Beer had arrived at Echuca for the Cup Day program that he thought his trip would be a wasted one.</p><p>The Albury trainer arrived with New Zealand recruit Hanger, a horse he thought could win the $100,000 Moama Bowling Club Echuca Cup, but one he knew was at his best on tracks with the sting out.</p><p>Beer was pleasantly surprised to see the five-year-old drive late to score victory in the 1400-metre event.</p><p>'We walked in and we got a text message that the track had been upgraded to a (Good) 4 and I said to (sister and racing manager) Ash, 'we should scratch this horse',' he said with a laugh.</p><p>'I just want to look after him. It's so hard to get good-quality horses and we treat him like a Group horse.'</p><p>The son of O'Reilly turned in a performance that backed up the trainer's belief to score a fighting win, the fifth of his 22-start career.</p><p>Hanger, who started $12, scored by three-quarters-of-a-length from Easy Beast ($7) with $2.60 favourite Ashlor, who was chasing a second country feature in as many weeks, close up in third position.</p><p>'He's a horse that does hit a flat spot every run he has, but he's a horse that loves a wet track as well,' winning jockey Teo Nugent said.</p><p>'As the track was drying out through the day, that was my only concern, but I can't wait to see him out to a mile. There's a lot of potential there.'</p><p>C/- Racing.com</p>

Hanger Wins Echuca Cup!

<p>The trainer had six runners in the Southern Districts qualifying heat at Albury on Saturday but after failing to win a race earlier on the program, was beginning to despair.</p><p>'She has been set for this for so long but when she drew bad (12) it nearly killed me,' Beer told Sky Thoroughbred Central.</p><p>'But I booked a good jockey and (owner) Steve Watkins sent horses to me. Without him I wouldn't be here.'</p><p>Beer moved from Victoria to Albury in late 2018 and is the premier trainer in his new home.C</p><p>This year's race at Randwick is on April 4.</p>

Sky Call Off To Sydney For The County Championship Final!

<p>What a fantastic result for Mitch Beer Racing with the victory of Princess Cordelia in the TAB Highway at Rosehill last Saturday.</p><p>It certainly proves that good things come to those who wait as Princess started her career quite slowly but now her wonderful group of owners are reaping the rewards and having a grand time with their princess!</p><p>Having her seventh start this time in, (winning twice and not finishing further back than fourth) Princess Cordelia has been a model of consistency and will be now set for the rich $500,000 Country Championship at Randwick on April 4 next year.</p><p>Mitch Beer has done a super job with Princess Cordeila has she has not been an easy horse to train but since moving to Albury and given a bit of time the mare paid back her trainer by giving him his first Saturday winner since being on the border.</p><p>In other stables news, there has been plenty of winners from the yard since Cup week with the fillies and mares being right to the fore;</p><p>Please find attached the flyer on the Foxwedge filly we are currently syndicating at the moment, only 50% left.</p><p>This filly comes from the same sale in Melbourne as Princess Cordelia, of similar price and this girl is in full work as we speak.</p><p>She is only a month off having a trial and Mitch is really impressed with the way she is going and is really doing things right on the track.</p><p>Please feel free in calling direct to discuss further.</p><p>It 's coming to the end of the year once again but we will be in further contact prior to Xmas but as always, thank you for your continued support.</p><p>Happy Punting!</p>

Princess crowned in Highway Victory!

<p>We trust everyone has had a fantastic Cup week while Mitch Beer Racing are enjoying plenty of success up on the border.</p><p>Since Cox Plate Day where we had a highly successful owners morning and it was great to see so many people in attendance, the winners have just kept rolling in.</p><p>Cardinet saved the day at Albury on Cox Plate Day where the mare made it two in a row winning the last race in great style.</p><p>Then the ever consistent Princess Cordelia scored her second win at Wagga in the most easiest of fashion winning by 4 lengths last Friday.</p><p>On Melbourne Cup eve at Corowa Mitch Beer Racing had a day out with Mosh Vain and Maid In Milan completing a double for the stable with Jordan Mallyon and Kayla Nisbet ridding both horses respectively.</p><p>Now we have a fantastic opportunity for you to get involved with a colt that we already know can gallop.</p><p>By Excelebration from the Shocking mare in Shock Me,</p><p>For a middle distance horse his breeze up was very quick and well below the average time on the day, (video attached).</p><p>Unfortunately for the client the horse came down with a virus (cold) the week prior to the sales and had to be withdrawn.</p><p>He is now 100% over that and we were informed he was going to be sold being to Asia privately for $25,000</p><p>Mitch has since matched that offer and taken over the colt knowing the horse and what he has seen of him thinks it was a terrific price.</p><p>In the breeze up video the horse on the outside of him which he had well and truly covered made 80K.</p><p>He will join our stable after another 3 weeks in the paddock and should be off to the races early next year.</p><p>For further information please feel free in either calling Mitch or Brent direct.</p><p>Happy Stakes Day to everyone for tomorrow and as always we thank you for your continued support.</p><p>Happy Punting!</p>

Spring Time On The Border!

<p>It has been another strong start to the season for the Mitch Beer Racing with four winners already on the board.</p><p>Mitch Beer Racing took out the Albury premiership for 2018-2019 (presentation Cox Plate Day - Albury Racecourse) and have wasted no time in chalking up the winners for the new season.</p><p>Peggy Rose started off proceedings with an all the way win at the opening meeting for the new season at Albury under the guidance of stable rider Jordan Mallyon.</p><p>Blue Jean Baby was certainly the bookies favourite at Wagga on the 29/8 winning on debut&nbsp; in a strong Showcase 3YO maiden over 1200m at $71.</p><p>Blue Jean Baby certainly looks like one of the up and comers in the Mitch Beer yard and will now be set for the Listed Tasmanian Oaks in Launceston at the end of February.</p><p>Logan River (pictured) continued on his winning way in the month of September taking out the Griffith Cup with Simon Miller in the saddle.</p><p>Simon and Logan River have had a great affiliation together&nbsp;as Simon has now won three races on the horse with Logan winning on four occasions since coming from the Tony McEvoy stable.</p><p>The highly promising Mnementh stepped out at Wagga on September 21 and the big fellow let know body down taking out the 1200m maiden in great style and showing to us that he has an extremely bright future.</p><p>Along with some of our loyal owners, Mnementh is predominately owned by the Albury Racing Club committee and it was great to see some of the committee on course to celebrate the victory.</p><p>Plenty happening in the coming weeks for Mitch Beer Racing with Albury races being held on Saturday week (Caulfield Guineas Day) and October 26th (Cox Plate Day).</p><p>Don't forget our owners Champagne Breakfast morning on the 26/10/19 so please RSVP if you are attending.</p><p>To all the New South Wales people have a great long weekend and to the Vic's, enjoy Fabulous Flemington headed by the Group One Turnball Stakes.</p><p>Happy Punting!</p>

MBR starts season off strong!

<p>What a fantastic 2018/2019 year for Mitch Beer Racing wining a total of 39 races, four of those coming in the final 10 days of the season.</p><p>We also took out the local premiership at Albury by 12 points, competing only in 10 months of the season so it what a commanding victory.</p><p>'Tried horses' were really to the fore as winners for the stable and shows that a very little outlay can result in many victories around the border.</p><p>These include, Logan River, Mr Trump, Anna Baabella, A Thousand Degrees and of course the Cootamundra Cup winner and stakes placegetter in Dreams Of Paris.</p><p>Pips 'n' Crowns was our final winner for the season at Albury on Tuesday in the very familiar Steve Watkins colours.</p><p>We sill have 20% available in our international purchase Perfect Illusion where you can call either Mitch or Brent direct for further information (email also sent on July 17).</p><p>The horse is due to land in Australia on August 17.</p><p>We thank all our loyal clients for a fantastic past racing season and look forward to many more memorable days at the track in the 2019/ 2020 racing season.</p><p>Happy Punting!</p>

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Mnementh and the Trek to The Kosciuszko

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