Welcome to Gerald Ryan Racing - Ascot Lodge

Gerald Ryan is considered by most as not only one of the best trainers, but one of the best horsemen in Australia.

Look towards the future when selecting a trainer, with Gerald's outstanding knowledge of pedigree's many horses selected by him go on to be top class stallions or broodmares.

One of the most important aspects of training is placing horses where they can win.

Horse	Date	Race	Track	Fields/Form
Nominations
Le Beau Cheval	Feb 2, 2012	6	Hawkesbury	Field
Rock This World	Feb 2, 2012	7	Hawkesbury	Field
Steinberg	Feb 2, 2012	1	Hawkesbury	Field
Steinberg	Feb 2, 2012	3	Hawkesbury	Field
Van Rossum	Feb 2, 2012	3	Hawkesbury	Field
Weights
La Cloisonne	Jan 30, 2012	5	Goulburn	Field
Le Nizam	Feb 1, 2012	5	Kembla Grange	Field
Rock This World	Feb 1, 2012	5	Kembla Grange	Field
Acceptances
Champagne Dynamite	Jan 30, 2012	6	Goulburn	Field/Form

Latest Results

Horse	Finished	Date	Race	Weight	Margin	Jockey
Australian Star	2	Jan 26, 2012	2 - Warwick Farm	56	0.5	B Avdulla
Snitsky	1	Jan 26, 2012	4 - Wyong	55	3.3	Ms L Wray
Rock This World	3	Jan 26, 2012	1 - Wyong	55	1.8	A Stead
Equable	7	Jan 21, 2012	2 - Rosehill Gardens	58	10.6	Josh Adams
Angel Of Mercy	5	Jan 21, 2012	4 - Rosehill Gardens	54.5	2.3	B Avdulla
Le Nizam	4	Jan 21, 2012	4 - Kembla Grange	57.5	0.5	B Pengelly
Al Jaamih	12	Jan 21, 2012	7 - Kembla Grange	57.5	10.6	A Gibbons
Cavalry Rose	1	Jan 21, 2012	3 - Rosehill Gardens	54.5	0.2	G Schofield
Tidalzone	2	Jan 20, 2012	5 - Gosford	56	0.1	A Hyeronimus
La Cloisonne	9	Jan 20, 2012	4 - Gosford	56.5	6.5	Josh Adams

Latest News

Jan 27, 2012
Beune a Stratum Above
By Mandy Cottell, Daily Telegraph 27/1/2012 Trainer Gerald Ryan will be gunning for his second juvenile winner in as many weeks when Buene goes to Canterbury tomorrow. (Saturday 28/1). Ryan was to the fore in last weekend's Inglis Classic when debutant Cavalry Rose ran down Diamond Earth. Beune, a daughter of 2005 Golden Slipper winner Stratum, had the benefit of one run,...
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Jan 23, 2012
Opal may be option for Rose
By Brent Zarafa, The Daily Telegraph 23.01.12 Gerald Ryan isn't getting carried away with the debut win of Cavalry Rose in Saturday's $250,000 Inglis Classic and will take the cautious approach before stepping his smart filly up to stakes level. "I want to give her another run before we get into the serious races," he said. "There is an open two-yearold race at...
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