The Superhorse syndicate had a weekend to remember as Angel Of Truth's win in the $2 million Australian Derby was followed by Superium's victory in the $150,000 Wellington Boot on Sunday. The prizemoney in the Boot might pale in comparison to Saturday's Group 1 Derby but the small team representing trainer Joseph Pride at Wellington on Sunday were thrilled with the win. It was a special win for jockey Chad Lever too, his first ride in the 1100m two-year-old feature proving on

The Wellington Boot Carnival for 2019 is set to kick off tomorrow and the town is buzzing with the anticipation for what sets up to be another fantastic weekend. The Wellington Boot has attracted some of the biggest stables in NSW to contest the 1100m event for 2YO’s looking to take home the silverware and their share of the $150,000 on offer. The Waterhouse/Bott stable has accepted with the talented COCK MATCH who impressed at Warwick Farm finishing second in the 2YO CG&E Ma

The Wellington Boot Carnival is highly anticipated and ensures that the town of Wellington is filled to capacity during its annual hosting. The Country Racing Carnival consists of two days of hotly contested racing that features the running of the Wellington Boot (1100m) $150,000, Wellington Cup (1700m) $100,000 and Wellington Town Plate (1100m) $50,000. It’s a showcase meeting which provides lucrative incentives for the states trainers to travel to Wellington and enjoy the