Training track problems making life tough for thoroughbred trainers

By Greg Mansfield
July 1 2020 - 5:00pm
UNHAPPY: In-form trainer John Luttrell is frustrated with the condition of the training track at Brighton which was closed last week and he says is a day-to-day proposition if it rains. Picture: Greg Mansfield
UNHAPPY: In-form trainer John Luttrell is frustrated with the condition of the training track at Brighton which was closed last week and he says is a day-to-day proposition if it rains. Picture: Greg Mansfield
Hobart Cup runner-up Shady Hustle resumes at Elwick on Sunday in the best quality race since the shutdown.
Hobart Cup runner-up Shady Hustle resumes at Elwick on Sunday in the best quality race since the shutdown.
Rising star Cool Water Paddy will be back at the track at Mowbray on Sunday night. Picture: Stacey Lear
Rising star Cool Water Paddy will be back at the track at Mowbray on Sunday night. Picture: Stacey Lear

John Luttrell says he has a stable full of promising horses but their preparations are being hampered by the poor training conditions at Brighton.

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