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Thoroughbred Owners Association and Sports Trust (TOAST), formed in 2003, represents the interests of racehorse owners and promotes racing as a sport, a formal group which Singapore Turf Club can work with to discuss issues pertaining to racehorse owners.

24 May 2026. The 4-year-old gelding, Big Return, scored a hat-trick win in the HK$1,170,000 Standard Chartered Priority ...
25/05/2026

24 May 2026. The 4-year-old gelding, Big Return, scored a hat-trick win in the HK$1,170,000 Standard Chartered Priority Private Handicap 1600m (Class 4) at Sha Tin, HK. It is an unbelievable thrill and joy for the members of Toast Sports Trust and the public as well. The horse has been given time and opportunity to mature under the Trainer Jamie Richards, and Jockey Alex Badel rides the horse well through telepathy.

Carrying the heavy weight of 133lbs from barrier six, Badel bided his time, positioning Big Return comfortably in the midfield through the early sections. As the field swung into the straight, Badel launched a powerful, sustained run. Big Return responded generously, charging down the centre of the track to sn**ch the lead and resolutely holding off a determined late surge from Lucky Balerion to cross the line half a length clear. Navigating the "A" course, the progressive gelding clocked a winning time of 1:35.50 on a Good to Firm track under a slow pace race.

Punters who backed the in-form galloper were rewarded with generous dividends of HK$42.50/S$21 (Win) and HK$16.50/$8 (Place).

Video: (HKJC)

26 April 2026. Big Return made it back-to-back win in the HK$1,170,000 FWD Insurance GoAhead Group Handicap 1600m (Clas...
29/04/2026

26 April 2026. Big Return made it back-to-back win in the HK$1,170,000 FWD Insurance GoAhead Group Handicap 1600m (Class 4) at Sha Tin, HK. Trained by Jamie Richards, the four-year-old continued his strong form with another impressive mile success.

Jumping from barrier three, Alexis Badel settled Big Return in midfield, conserving ground before improving smoothly approaching the home turn. Asked for his effort inside the final furlong, Big Return surged to the lead near the 100m mark and held off the late challenge of Jolly Brilliant to score by a neck.

Big Return stopped the clock in 1:33.74 on a Good to Firm turf surface, underlining both his tactical speed and finishing determination over the mile. The victory also delivered handsome returns to supporters, paying HK$36/S$18 (Win) and HK$15/S$7 (Place).

The win further enhances Big Return’s profile as a progressive galloper on the rise, with consecutive victories suggesting there may be more success ahead in higher-grade company.

(Video: HKJC)

07/04/2026

6 April 2026. TOAST Sports Trust Syndicate’s Big Return, trained by Trainer Jamie Richards, claimed a spectacular victory in the Po***ck Handicap Class 4, 1600m, HKD$1,170,000 at Sha Tin Racecourse.

Notably, this was Big Return’s first win as well as first start over the 1600m, and he rose to the occasion in style.

The horse was required to overcome Barrier 12, settling well back in the run (13-12-11). Jockey A Badel was able to relax the horse and settle him behind; thereafter, he steered the horse through the gap at the top of the straight with an impressive turn of foot for a 21.99 final sectional time — winning by 0.75 length in 1:35.76; with dividends of HK$132.50/S$66 (win), and HK$39.50/S$19 (place).

(video: HKJC)

21/02/2026

21 February 2026. Summer Schemer, our shared 2-year-old filly with Bleakley Bloodstock Ltd and trained by the partnership of Shaune Ritchie & Colm Murray claimed a gritty debut victory in the EAGLE CHARTERS 1100m, NZ$40,000, at Ellerslie, Auckland Thoroughbred Racing.

Racing in a competitive field of 9 against the quality 2-year-olds, she was expertly guided by the top jockey Craig Grylls. The filly was launched into a breathtaking drive in the home straight, showing immense heart to fight tooth-and-nail in a nail-biting finish and ultimately saluted by the narrowest of margins.

She displayed impressive speed and professionalism in her initial performance, and we expect her to develop into Group potential in the near future.

She recorded a winning time of 1:04.64 on the Soft 5 track, a performance that rewarded her backers with generous dividends of NZ$9.20 (Win) and NZ$2.20 (Place).

(video: Auckland Thoroughbred Racing)

22/11/2025

22 November 2025. Collect Your Cash, a tenacious galloper trained by the powerful G*i Waterhouse and Adrian Bott partnership, claimed a spectacular victory in the Evergreen Turf Benchmark 88 Handicap (1600m), A$160,000, at Kembla Grange Racecourse, New South Wales.

Jumping from barrier 8, the horse was expertly guided by jockey Adam Hyeronimus. Hyeronimus delivered a perfectly timed ride, positioning the horse before launching into a breathtaking drive in the home straight. Collect Your Cash showed immense heart, fighting tooth-and-nail against the determined challenges of both Lavish Empire and the favourite Asgarda, ultimately saluting by the narrowest of margins—a head.

He recorded a winning time of 1:39.17 on the Turf track Heavy 8, a performance that rewarded his backers with generous dividends of A$9 (Win) and A$2.70 (Place).

(video: Racing NSW)

28/04/2025

25 April 2025. Collect Your Cash produced a gutsy front-running display to win the Home Front Handicap (1800m), A$150,000, at Kensington Racecourse, New South Wales. Trained by G*i Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, and raced by a Darby Racing Syndicate that includes TOAST President Constance Cheng, the tough gelding showed tremendous heart under pressure.

Jumping from barrier 5 under apprentice Anna Roper, Collect Your Cash rolled out three wide early before pressing forward to secure the lead. Being the top weight of 62kg (cd 59Kg), and carried the heaviest in the field, he dictated the tempo and fought on tenaciously in the straight to win by a head.

He recorded a winning time of 1:52.71 on the Turf track, rewarding backers with dividends of A$3.00 (win) and A$1.40 (place).

(video: Racing NSW)

20/04/2025

26/3/25. G*i Waterhouse and Adrian Bott unveiled a promising horse in the making when Collect Your Cash won the Asahi Super Dry Handicap (1550m), A$60,000 at Kensington Racecourse, New South Wales.

Raced by a Darby Racing Syndicate that includes TOAST President Constance Cheng, Collect Your Cash jumped from barrier 9 under Adam Hyeronimus and was caught wide early, doing it tough in the running, but surged to the lead in the final stages and held on to win by 0.13 lengths. The winning time under handicap 58.5kg was 1:32.62, on a Turf track; with dividends of A$9.90 (win), A$2.30 (place).

The 4YO gelding showed plenty of tenacity to win after a less than ideal lead up into the race;
"Collect Your Cash has pulled up well from his brilliant first up win yesterday. He didn’t have the perfect lead up to the race and did it tough in running, so the win was extremely meritorious."
(video: Racing NSW)

16/08/2024

16/8/24. Obviously Good of TOAST President Constance Cheng and Gerry Harvey wins Donoghue Property Valuations Mdn Plate (1200m) $27,000 at Tamworth Jockey Club, New South Wales.

Jumping from barrier 11 and settling behind the leader, Obviously Good (jockey Chelsea Hillier) went to the front at the 200m; and held them out to win by half length. The winning time under handicap 59kg was 1:13.22, in light rain and turf track Heavy 10; with dividends of A$26(win), A$6 (place).

The well-named 4YO gelding, trained by Melanie O'Gorman (Tamworth), will live up to his name if he keeps improving. However, today's win at big dividends is Obviously Good. (video: Racing NSW)

9/8/24. On National Day 9th August 1993, the then Bukit Turf Club (BTC, former Singapore Turf Club) organized a Combined...
09/08/2024

9/8/24. On National Day 9th August 1993, the then Bukit Turf Club (BTC, former Singapore Turf Club) organized a Combined Professional and Amateur (Pro-Am) Race Meeting. TOAST President, Constance Cheng, celebrated that occasion with a winning amateur race on her horse Hinley in MARA Classes 2 & 3 Combined 1650m, handicap 75.5kg, winning in 1:48.4. Guess who is the gorgeous lady cheering and leading the horse with the groom?

This heritage photo brings back memories of our old times in owning and training horses at Bukit Timah Saddle Club (BTSC). BTSC is a riding club formed and subsidized partly by the then BTC from the totalisator incomes generated through Pro-Am Race Meetings.

Never did we foresee then that 31 years on, our legacy of live horse racing sport, the King of Sports, would ultimately be consigned to history.

21.7.24 TOAST Trusts & CY Mak's Sweet N Sour wins Class 5 Golden Monkey 2023 Stakes $30,000 1200m. On settling, Sweet N ...
21/07/2024

21.7.24 TOAST Trusts & CY Mak's Sweet N Sour wins Class 5 Golden Monkey 2023 Stakes $30,000 1200m. On settling, Sweet N Sour (jockey Bernardo Pinheiro) was pacing behind the two leaders. Turning wide, he cleared away at the 200m and staved off a challenge from the fast finishing Lim's Dreamwalker by a nose. The winning time was 1:10.73; at dividends of $39 (win) and $11 (place).

Sweet N Sour is trained by Derby winning trainer Dan Meagher and formed the first of his quartet wins on Derby day. (photos: SGRacingPhoto)

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