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Horse racing: Emotional Ruakākā win for Beetlegeuse in Jimmy Schick's memory

Horse racing: Emotional Ruakākā win for Beetlegeuse in Jimmy Schick's memory

NZ Herald29-06-2025
It felt as though Triston Moodley had an angel on his shoulder as he steered Beetlegeuse to victory in the Northland Business Systems (1600m) at Ruakākā on Saturday.
A son of Rageese, Beetlegeuse was bred by Windsor Park Stud co-owner Gina Schick, who races the 4-year-old in the care of
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