Toby's hands on approach and attention to detail have molded him into a very astute trainer with a strike rate most Sydney trainers would like to have on their resume.

By Greg Irvine - magicmillions.com.au

Limani provided new owner Cathy Hains with an immediate return on her $55,000 purchase when the talented mare won the AHA Foundation Handicap (1300m) at Rosehill on Saturday. Sydney based bloodstock agent Steve Brem purchased Limani for $55,000 at the recent Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale for Hains. On Saturday the six-year-old daughter of High Yield picked up a $42,000 cheque for winning. "I purchased two mares at the Gold Coast for Cathy," Brem reported. "I really liked Limani." "Not long after I purchased her my phone rang and it was (trainer) Toby Edmonds." "He said he'd picked out another race for her - so I said to Cathy that we might as well give her a couple more runs." The mare returned to the Warwick Farm stables of Edmonds and at her first start for Hains, Limani proved too strong for her rivals. Brem said the mare, a rising seven-year-old, would be "definitely" heading to stud this spring. "Cathy is building up a nice group of young mares for her property (Burnewang North Pastoral) at Rochester in Victoria," Brem said. Limani's trainer Toby Edmonds was thrilled the mare was able to bounce back to her best. "She's a very consistent mare," Edmonds commented. "She's never beaten far." "Today she got the right run and everything turned out well," he added.

Warwick Farm continues to produce multiple city winners, horses trained at Warwick Farm enjoy the country atmosphere.

Having your horse so close to the city tracks means less traveling time on raceday.

Centovers connections after the 2009 Magic Millions Cup Win.