by RORY’S JESTER from VAIN PRINCESS

1998 Canberra Toohey’s Black Opel Stakes (Group 2)

by DANROAD from KOMPLETE KAOS (NZ)

2008 Racetree TJ Smith (Group 1)

by SNIPPETS from VINTAGE DANCE

2000/2001/2002 Eagle Farm QTC Lightning Handicap (Listed)

by MARAUDING (NZ) from ROYAL ARIA (NZ)

2000 Randwick Williams Inglis 2YO Classic

2000 Canberra ADT Security Black Opal Stakes (Group 3)

2001 Glasshouse Handicap (Listed)

2002 QTC Cup (Group 2)

2003 QTC Lightning Handicap (Listed)

by DESERT KING (IRE) from VIVEASHA

2005 BMW Queensland Derby (Group 1)

by SNIPPETS from OUR LIBRA LADY (NZ)

1998 Grafton Ramorine Handicap (Listed)

by OPERA PRINCE from HERE’S THE POINT

1995 Royal Randwick Toohey’s Villiers Stakes

by DANEHILL (USA) from CANNY MISS

1999 Eagle Farm Queensland Derby (Group 1)

1999 QTC Queensland Guineas (Group 2)

Equaling his Australia Day 1997 performance, John Morrisey again prepared seven winners on Sunday 21st March 1999.

This performance matches his Australian record equaling performance in 1997. John Morrisey’s training feat means that he has twice equaled the Australian record of seven winners, which he shares with legendary trainer Colin Hayes, who trained seven winners at Victoria Par, Adelaide on 23rd January 1982. John Morrisey’s training performance was further enhanced by the win of “Astrology” at Warwick Farm on the same day – Sunday 21st March 1999 and john’s second placing’s with “Iron Bark” in Canberra in Race 2 and with “Karate” at Warwick Farm.

Once again, for all those present, it was a memorable occasion to witness such an outstanding achievement, by the ACT’s leading trainer.

Winners: Greenhouse Express, Camarena, Money Mover, Yarrow Place, Clarinda, Glittering Girl and Show Doll.

Australia Day 1997 was an historic occasion in the annals of ACT Racing. John Morrisey, Canberra’s leading trainer, equaled an Australian record when he trained the first seven winners on the ACT Racing Club’s nine race program at Canberra Racecourse.

John Morrisey’s training feat equaled a record of seven winners on a program established by Colin Hayes at Victoria Park, Adelaide, on 23 January 1982.

John Morrisey came close to training the program when his charges in the final two events, Preferred Date in Race 8 and Annita in Race 9, each finished second.

Excitement built race by race as the Morrisey winners kept rolling in – not only in Canberra but at other race tracks and sky channel venues throughout Australia.

For all those present, it was a memorable occasion to witness such an outstanding achievement by the accomplished horseman.

Winners: Loose Lady, Semi Ah Moo, White Opera, La Soprano, Kulog, Benglide and Skimaway.