Miss Cover Girl to return to Sydney By Mark Oberhardt Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida is chasing Group One winning jockey Tom Berry to ride Miss Cover Girl in the Breeders' Classic at Randwick. Miss Cover Girl will make her third trip to Sydney to take on...

Ross River left Ipswich racecourse finally no longer a maiden and trainer Kelly Schweida could not have been happier. "It's great to see this horse win," Schweida said. "I rode for this owner close to forty years ago and now train for him so...

Connections of Bagus scooped a big pay day when the Kelly Schweida trained two year old won impressively on Saturday at Doomben.  Having her second start in a race and coming off the back of a win on debut at Ipswich on Magic Millions Day, the daughter of Jet...

First starter Bagus made a promising start to her racing career at Ipswich on Saturday with an impressive win in the QTIS Two Year Old Maiden over 1000m.  The filly by Jet Spur was having her first start and the stable was confident she would run well. "She...

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Astute Queensland conditioner Kelly Schweida found the right race for his progressive four-year-old mare and despite finding some trouble in the straight, burst through late for a convincing 1-1/4 length win. Golden Falls was singled-out by punters, firming to start a...

Talented filly Golden Falls earned high praise from trainer Kelly Schweida following a sensational win in the BRC Plate at Doomben on Saturday. Golden Falls had four runners behind her on the home turn before unleashing a powerful finishing burst to down Lucky Tom by...

 The talented but injury-plagued Cape Kidnappers has been retired but will still have a home with his trainer Kelly Schweida. The seven-year-old was restricted to 19 races but he managed to earn almost $400,000 from nine wins and six minor placings. Schweida...

Miss Cover Girl was sent forward to control a modest tempo by jockey Glen Boss and she was able to kick off the rise and hold out race favourite Peeping who had tracked her the whole way. It was a seventh win in eleven starts for Miss Cover Girl, and a...

Miss Cover Girl's victory in Saturday's Group III PJ Bell Stakes (1200m) gave Eagle Farm trainer Kelly Schweida his first Randwick success since October 2012. Schweida's now retired stallion Better Than Ready won the 2012 Listed Brian Crowley Stakes...