Queensland duo target Victoria's biggest features

01 October 2024
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Queensland power duo Chantal Turpin and Pete McMullen are primed to target Victoria’s biggest features for geldings and mares.

The Sunshine state-pairing will prepare The Janitor in the $20,000 Woodlands Stud Victoria Derby and Aardie B Miki for the $20,000 Pryde’s Easifeed Victoria Oaks.

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