Reply With QuoteOne owner is the same he had 2 other owner's in the first race as well as J Carbone
The Muscat family have had horse's for a long time Billy Muscat is 1 who come's to mind but don't know if they are related most probably are.
Can anyone tell me the story on last night's impressive winner Lombo Toscannini?
http://media.harness.org.au/vic/MXM16081304.wmv
Has strung together 5 wins and 2 placings from 7 for Michael Muscat in the last 3mths and before that he had 19mths off. Was it a case of injury and change of ownership? Before that he had been going well for G (Gavin?) Lang. How does a 21yo kid get to be training such a strong stable? Is he 2nd generation? I have followed the sport off and on in Vic for 45yrs but more off than on so I am out of the loop on most things - sry
Last edited by Bandito; 08-17-2013 at 05:52 PM.
One owner is the same he had 2 other owner's in the first race as well as J Carbone
The Muscat family have had horse's for a long time Billy Muscat is 1 who come's to mind but don't know if they are related most probably are.
Have whoever you want on but don't ever have yourself on
Re:Michael Muscat.
Michael had worked for the Fitzpatricks and David Thorn, among others, prior to going out on his own. I have 4 horses with him and only have great things to say. He tries different techniques with different horses to get the best out of them. He is a very adaptable young trainer and extremely knowledgable for someone so young! He is also a genuinely nice young bloke. He has a big future!
Billy is his father.
Not sure of the history re Lombo T but I will ask him and post it.
Last edited by Mitch; 08-21-2013 at 02:48 AM.
[VVV] Mick has great footwork on the racetrack and around the stables...but on the dance floor? Forget it. I've seen him , not pretty. The only bloke who dances worse than Mick is Joey Gatt.Originally Posted by Mitch
Thanks Greg and Mitch, with an apprenticeship under the Fitzpatricks and David Thorn and his family background, I can well imagine that MM has a lot more experience than your average 22yo and thereby attracted a nice starting stable.
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