Flying filly The Black Cloud is building a strong winning record early in her career, just has Joe Pride’s current star did.
There is a level of trust between Proven Thoroughbreds and trainer Joe Pride that has developed over years of success at the highest level, but emerging sprinter The Black Cloud wouldn’t be a part of the team without the Warwick Farm trainer’s nod of approval.
“Joe just sent me a message saying she is the one he wanted because she was so athletic. He was very strong on her; it was the reason we brought her. “Joe has a plan to head to Flemington for a nice race down the straight against her own age, and this race fits into the program.” “It remains to be seen if she’s going to be as good on heavy ground,” Pride said. “She’s pretty fast but she’s got a bit of a ticker though. I don’t think it will bother her.
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