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Gwenda Markwell Racing

Locality: Wollongong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4271 8133

Address: 14 Kingston Town Dr 2526 Wollongong, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.markwellracing.com.au

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22.01.2022 #EitherOar Finishing eighth of 14 might not look great in the form guide, but this filly is showing her potential.

21.01.2022 Kembla trainers enjoy day out on Cup day The locals dominated Melbourne Cup day at Kembla Grange and leading trainer Gwenda Markwell provided the headline act w...ith a winning double on home turf on Tuesday. Half of the Cup day card was captured by Kembla-trained horses and Markwell - as is often the case - put her mark on the meeting with victories to Point Hope and Speed and Style. The lightly-raced filly Point Hope got Kembla's leading trainer off to the perfect start when the daughter of Bull Point was far too classy in the Locopa Designs Millinery Maiden Handicap (1600m). Jockey Alysha Collett had Point Hope ($6) racing in the back half the field before the three-year-old showed a devastating turn of speed in the straight to score by 2-3/4 lengths. Markwell struck again in race seven when she denied fellow Kembla trainer Kerry Parker a double of his own after 3kg claiming apprentice Madison Waters navigating a course closest to the fence on Speed and Style. Waters hugged the running rail in the TC Air & Electric Benchmark 64 Handicap (1200m) and to help Markwell's charge edge out Parker's Virgilio by a long head. Parker didn't go home empty-handed on the afternoon. His lightly-raced filly Don Luigi caused the surprise of the day when leading from barrier to boxes in the Go Hire Maiden Handicap (1200m). The $26 outsider took the shortest way home to outlast the John Thompson-trained Kibosh ($9) with David Pieffer's Go Troppo ($16) a further three quarters of a length away. It would prove to be a day of inches for Parker's yard, which saw it's chance of a double scuppered again by a fellow Kembla stable in the last. Veteran galloper Tenorino ($17) came from near last in the TAB Benchmark 64 Handicap (1600m) only to be gunned down late by the Robert and Luke Price-trained First Courrier ($16) by a nose. The victory provided Kembla-based apprentice Madison Waters with a winning double on the biggest day in Australian racing. Sydney trainers Mark Newnham, Gary Porteilli, Joseph Pride and Hawkes Racing all also claimed wins. Image: Locopa Designs MILLINERY MAIDEN HANDICAP Race 1 - Kembla Grange, 03/11/2020, Winner-Point Hope Bradley_Photos Gwenda Markwell Racing

21.01.2022 #HollymountStud #KingstarFarm #NewgateFarm

17.01.2022 It's $1 million Kembla Grange Racecourse The Gong week! Plus all the latest from Saturday's meeting, as Gwenda Markwell Racing unearths a staying talent.

13.01.2022 Having a ball #Lucy #2yrOldFilly having a nice trial today morning at Gosford Racecourse #BullPointFilly #GreenAsGrass #HollymountStud #KingstarFarm

12.01.2022 Spring 2020 Fashions on the Field Competition Vote for your winner with a like, a love, a wow! All reactions will count. Voting closes 2pm Friday 27th November 2020 Locopa Designs | Illawarra Photobooths

11.01.2022 #EitherOar pulled up well from yesterday’s Red Roses Stakes on Kennedy oaks day and is on her way back to #BownessStud for a well deserved break. A massive thanks to #GrahameBegg and all his staffs for looking after this filly for us under all these Covid Restrictions .

09.01.2022 The Harrovian makes in 10 on the bounce, an explosive turn of foot giving him the Listed Sky Racing Tattersall's Recognition Stakes . In his first run for Ed...monds Racing, Brad Stewart gave The Harrovian the perfect run on the paint before unleashing down the crown at Doomben #QldisRacing Edmonds RacingTABRacing QueenslandBrisbane Racing ClubMichael Mcinally Photography

03.01.2022 Life after racing for Gingernuts at Te Akau Stud Channel 10 and Flemington Racecourse and Victoria Racing Club Reports: Take a look at after racing for New Ze...aland Thoroughbred champion, Gingernuts. Multi-Group 1 winner Gingernuts’ career was cut short due to a pre-race fracture. He was saved due to the quick action of his jockey, track staff, vets and owner. See how state-of-the-art treatment practices and facilities are helping overcome injuries.