Emerging stayer Beaten Up ruled out of spring through injury
DOOMBEN Cup winner Beaten Up, the one-time Caulfield Cup favourite, will not race again this spring.
DOOMBEN Cup winner Beaten Up, the one-time Caulfield Cup favourite, will not race again this spring.
Trainer Chris Waller confirmed Beaten Up will go for a spell after a recent injury scare.
Beaten Up was found to have "activity in his tendon" which forced him out of last week's Hill Stakes.
But Waller has decided not to risk the star import this spring and advised Racing NSW stewards yesterday that Beaten Up will now be spelled.
Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed Doomben Cup winner Beaten Up wont race again this spring
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