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The Australian
24-05-2025
- Sport
- The Australian
Jockey Luke Cartwright seals running treble at Sandown
Rising star apprentice jockey Luke Cartwright marked an early career highlight with a Saturday city running treble – all for trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman. Cartwright showcased his riding talents in the whirlwind 90-minute window at Sandown Hillside. He opened the account with a patient ride on Suances, wove a path home from back in the field, and then guided the wayward Saban to victory in the 1800m Benchmark 100. The 18-year-old rolled forward on Roadcone from a wide draw in the 1600m Benchmark 84 and built an unassailable lead. • PUNT LIKE A PRO: Become a Racenet iQ member and get expert tips – with fully transparent return on investment statistics – from Racenet's team of professional punters at our Pro Tips section. SUBSCRIBE NOW! 'I am a bit speechless … I had a nice even book and if they turned up I thought they could run a really nice race,' Cartwright said. 'For all horses to turn up and have myself give them a good ride, it means a lot.' Coleman was thrilled to share the treble with Cartwright. 'Luke has been doing work for us behind the scenes … (great) to see him rewarded,' Coleman said. • 'She's come on big time': McDonald filly rewards faithful punters 'It was a lovely ride there, he looked at me a little bit funny when I said if he begins as well as he did at Pakenham you might find yourself in front, I'm not sure what he thought of that pre-race. 'When the horse jumped as well as he did there was no questions how it was going to pan out from there … with that light weight on his back they weren't going to catch him.' Cartwright has ridden 68 winners including seven in town. The Moody-Coleman yard has supplied his past five city winners. Gilbert Gardiner Sports reporter Gilbert Gardiner is a sports reporter for the Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun. @gilbertgardiner Gilbert Gardiner
News.com.au
24-05-2025
- Sport
- News.com.au
Apprentice jockey Luke Cartwright lost for words after running treble for trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman at Sandown
Rising star apprentice jockey Luke Cartwright marked an early career highlight with a Saturday city running treble – all for trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman. Cartwright showcased his riding talents in the whirlwind 90-minute window at Sandown Hillside. He opened the account with a patient ride on Suances, wove a path home from back in the field, and then guided the wayward Saban to victory in the 1800m Benchmark 100. The 18-year-old rolled forward on Roadcone from a wide draw in the 1600m Benchmark 84 and built an unassailable lead. 'I am a bit speechless … I had a nice even book and if they turned up I thought they could run a really nice race,' Cartwright said. 'For all horses to turn up and have myself give them a good ride, it means a lot.' Coleman was thrilled to share the treble with Cartwright. 'Luke has been doing work for us behind the scenes … (great) to see him rewarded,' Coleman said. " @LukeCartwrightt could win on a pogo stick at the moment!" Roadcone runs them into the turf under the star apprentice Jockey 🤩 Three in a row for @kscoleman, Luke & @moodyracingpgm 😱 — (@Racing) May 24, 2025 'It was a lovely ride there, he looked at me a little bit funny when I said if he begins as well as he did at Pakenham you might find yourself in front, I'm not sure what he thought of that pre-race. 'When the horse jumped as well as he did there was no questions how it was going to pan out from there … with that light weight on his back they weren't going to catch him.' Cartwright has ridden 68 winners including seven in town. The Moody-Coleman yard has supplied his past five city winners.
