Our Horses
8-year-olds
6-year-olds
4-year-olds
2-year-olds
Sold, exported or retired
- Abe Lincoln (Retired)
- Ajay Lincoln (Retired)
- Alesha Lincoln (Retired)
- Almo Street (Retired)
- Authentic Charm (Sold)
- Benny Lincoln (Retired, tendon injury, now show horse)
- Bush Whacked (Retired)
- Dear John Lincoln (Sold)
- Deep Field - Our Riesling gelding (Sold)
- Demetrias (Retired)
- Denny’s Lincoln (Retired)
- Dependable Man (Retired)
- Dreams Of Platinum (Sold)
- Hurricane Lincoln (Retired)
- Johnny Lincoln (Injured tendon and retired)
- Kamanda Lincoln (Euthanized)
- La Fievre (Retired)
- Lincoln Bay (Retired)
- Lincoln Dreamer (Retired)
- Lincoln Fury RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Leased)
- Lincoln Green RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Leased)
- Lincoln Hanover (Retired)
- Lincoln Hills (Retired, now show horse)
- Lincoln Honey (Retired)
- Lincoln Lane (Retired)
- Lincoln Melody (Sold)
- Lincoln Raider (Retired, injured tendon again)
- Lincoln River (Retired)
- Lincoln Rocks (Sold to Australia)
- Lincoln Sky RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Retired)
- Lincoln Springs (Retired)
- Lincoln Thunder (Retired)
- Lincoln Town RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Leased)
- Lincoln’s Command RACING IN AUSTRALIA (Retired)
- Lincoln’s Delight (Died)
- Lincoln’s Gal (Selling)
- Lincoln’s Secret (Retired)
- Louie Lincoln (Retired)
- Manhattan Street (Retired)
- Master Lincoln (Retired)
- Miss Oahu (Sold as broodmare)
- Platinum Appeal (Retired)
- Platinum Bordeaux (Retired)
- Platinum City (Retired)
- Platinum Dubai (Retired)
- Platinum Eagle (Retired)
- Platinum Edition (Retired)
- Platinum Impact (Retired)
- Platinum Lining (Retired)
- Platinum Machine (Died)
- Platinum Mam’selle (Exported to Australia)
- Platinum Oak (Retired)
- Platinum Parade (Retired)
- Platinum Rain (Retired)
- Platinum Rapper (Sold)
- Platinum Touch (Sold)
- Platinum Volos (Retired)
- Port Lincoln (Sold)
- Princess Amelie (Sold to Australia)
- Think Ahead (Gave away share)
Our runners this week: How our trainer rates them
Lisa’s comments
Saturday at Trentham
Race 2: Platinum Assault
1.20pm
“He has gone two really nice races this time in and I think he has turned the corner. Lily Sutherland’s 2kg claim will get him down to a very competitive 54.5kg. He wasn’t entirely comfortable in the heavy track at Hastings last start and I thought he ran really well for second. He come through that race nicely and is bright and happy. I think he can be right in the finish, back onto a better track and dropping to 1000 metres from a good three draw.”
Race 3: Lincoln’s Kruz
1.58pm
“It’s a small but tidy field but dropping back to 1100 metres will suit him and, while the track is currently a soft 7, with no rain in the forecast it should dry out beautifully for him. He travelled back from Riccarton in fantastic order and is looking great. We will be able to get a good line on him here and can make a plan after that. He holds a nomination for the Railway at Pukekohe on January 1 and we also have the Telegraph on January 13. Joe Doyle rides from four.”
Race 7: Lincoln Falls
4.14pm
“The blinkers really sparked him up last time. We will look to ride him positively from the gates again and, while he is running out of his grade, if Sam Spratt can get him across from the wide draw, I think he can be competitive. He looked like his old self last start, just blew out over the last 200 metres, and has taken great improvement out of that run. If he doesn’t measure up, we can drop back to the 65 grade and step him up to 1600 metres for one last crack.”
Race 8: Platinum Invador
4.55pm
“The mile will be short of his best but I could see him running a cheeky race. I can’t fault him - he looks great and is jumping out of his skin. We have been swimming him every afternoon which he really enjoys. I’ll ask Tina (Comignaghi) to give him a good warm-up before the start and to ride him positively. This race leads in nicely to the Zabeel Classic at Pukekohe on December 26.”