'Just a baggy-arsed trainer' - Inside the story of Incentivise
Steve Tregea only considers himself a hobby trainer but he has a horse a billionaire would be proud to call his own.
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Steve Tregea only considers himself a hobby trainer but he has a horse a billionaire would be proud to call his own.
Steve Tregea only considers himself a hobby trainer but he has a horse a billionaire would be proud to call his own.
He’s won three The TAB Everests, three Melbourne Cups, five Cox Plates, two Golden Slippers, five Queen Elizabeth Stakes, two Doncaster Miles, four Epsom Handicaps and the Japan Cup.
He’s won three The TAB Everests, three Melbourne Cups, five Cox Plates, two Golden Slippers, five Queen Elizabeth Stakes, two Doncaster Miles, four Epsom Handicaps and the Japan Cup.
The previous owner, horse trainer David Hayes, bought the property in 1989 for $610,000. The bidding opened at $4 million, with Waterhouse competing against Racing NSW CEO Peter V’landys during the auction. Decked out: The 66-year-old horse trainer's new freestanding Victorian home features stables with eight horseboxes Bare necessities: The house itself is situated on a 613 square metre block and boasts four bedrooms with two bathrooms However Waterhouse came out on top, adding to her portfolio that already includes the properties on either side of her new acquisition. The purchase co...