, and former prime minister Scott Morrison said the head of state was excited “like a schoolgirl” when he gifted her a signed biography of the wonder mare shortly after the horse’s retirement.Waller couldn’t make Queen Elizabeth’s funeral alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Governor-General David Hurley and Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott after a COVID-19 related family illness.
“And The Everest is now a race that is spoken about among trainers on the other side of the world and they’re amazed at how it’s going.” “They just love the horses,” he said. “For Nature Strip to do what he did and demolish them [was incredible] because it was really nerve racking going over there.“If he got beat, it’s not just a two-hour flight home, it was a huge journey. We didn’t know where he fitted in to the pecking order and how he was going to travel. I can safely say he has never worked so well in his life leading into that race. He was unbelievably good.
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