The bargain buy of Nikki Louise is proving a masterstroke from the team at Summit Bloodstock as the mare leaves tongues wagging in her new-found home of Victoria.
The four-year-old’s form has leapt off the page since joining the Emma Stewart team, which picked up the daughter of Art Major after 17 starts in Western Australia.
During her time west – which was mainly with Aiden De Campo – Nikki Louise could only manage three wins, but her form actually caught the eye of Summit racing manager Jamie Durnberger and his business partner Jake Webster, who were able to snap up the bay for under $10,000.
“It was pretty much a no-brainer for us,” he said.
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