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Feb 28, 2024 · Rose Quartz (Image: Racing Photos) Grahame Begg's Group-winning sprinter Rose Quartz sadly passed away last weekend following a bout of colic. The six-year-old daughter of Written Tycoon won five races and $619,090 in prizemoney, with her most recent win in the G3 How Now Stakes the highlight of her 20-start career.
Jun 4, 2023 · Begg's in seventh heaven. Edward Sadler @edward_sadler 4 June, 2023. 4 June, 2023. A. A. A. Grahame Begg with Written By after winning the Blue Diamond (Image: Racing Photos) There's no doubt that Grahame Begg has been a welcome addition to the Victorian training ranks, however, his move south almost didn't happen.
Trainer Grahame Begg and wife Sue Begg are seen after Passive Aggressive won Race 5, the A.r. Creswick Stakes, during Melbourne Racing at Flemington Racecourse on June 18, 2022 in Melbourne,...
Contact Us. PO Box 101, Mornington VIC 3931. 0418 473 722. gmbegg@beggracing.com.au. Version 5.0 | Powered by. Grahame Begg prides himself on honing his charges from a boutique stable that runs as a closely-knit affair.
Grahame Begg was “born to be a trainer” being the son of Hall of Fame member Neville Begg but a person’s family tree only takes one so far. But it is fair to say that Grahame has forged his own successful training career, firstly based at Randwick in Sydney before moving to Melbourne in mid 2016, preparing 76 stakes winners, including 15 at Group One level.
Jun 25, 2019 · He was survived by his wife and three young children. SID HARPLEY. Sid Harpley, of Temora, a member of a well-known trotting family, died from injuries received in a crash during a trotting race at the Temora Show, on its old track, on 30 September, 1957. He received multiple fractures to the spine when his horse and two others were involved in ...
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Feb 15, 2020 · But instead it is a story about family. The man was George Begg, a South Otago-born lad who managed to engage and inspire, dream, imagine, engineer and create all from his workshop in a little Southland town, tucked away from city life. The 18 cars he built over a span of about 14 years were remarkable.
