Jockey Emily Farr is looking forward to commencing another season of jumps racing this weekend, and this year she will compete from a different base.

Charlotte Fulford may have taken some convincing to take out her trainer’s license, but she is glad she did, with the Kapiti Coast horsewoman recording her first win in that capacity at Tauherenikau on Sunday.

A future Classic campaign has already been tabled for promising filly So Fear who will close out her two-year-old preparation at Te Rapa.

Shaun Fannin has dominated the New Zealand jumps jockey ranks in recent years, but he is now passing on the baton after confirming his retirement from riding over fences.

Promising mare Monologue will close out her four-year-old campaign at Te Rapa where she will bid for further black type honours.

Andrew Campbell is eyeing off black type events with two members of his stable in the coming week.

Group Two winner Too Sweet will have her first run in rating 65 grade at Wanganui on Saturday and trainer Roydon Bergerson believes she will be hard to beat in the Rayner Racing (1360m).

To Bravery Born will continue his racing career in Hong Kong following his recent sale.

Lord Spencer will be seen in a new role in the coming months with the bigger fences beckoning the well-performed Wanganui jumper.

Rangiotu mare Girl Talk was rewarded for her consistency when securing black-type at Wanganui on Easter Monday when winning the Gr.3 Windsor Park Stud Manawatu Breeders’ Stakes (2040m).