Orange trainer Michael Plummer will team up with jockey Katie Jenkinson over five races in Bathurst on Saturday, including Snappy Diamond’s return to the track in Bathurst for the first time since its maiden win last month.
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The eight-year-old mare ran fourth in Dubbo on November 3 and has drawn barrier eight for the Kennards Hire Class 1 Maiden Plate.
The 2000 metre race is the distance Snappy Diamond secured its win, with other starts in the past two months all 1600m or less.
Fellow Orange trainer Lee Van Den Bos will line Cat Walk Queen up alongside Snappy Diamond five barriers across in the same race, which will be her only horse running at Tyers Park.
Plummer and Jenkinson will combine with Matchfox in race one, In Too Deep in race two, Prior Engagement in race four and Panda’s Mr Nosey in race six on top of Snappy Diamond.
Brad Draper has also accepted a nomination for Yarramin in race three, drawing barrier one in the quest for a share in a $10,000 prize.
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