A breath of fresh air could be the change Sweet Agenda needs

14 March 2024
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Clean air with a change of scenery might be the transformation Sweet Agenda needs to reach new heights in the City of Melton Plate XXXV at Victorian harness racing headquarters this Saturday night.

Dunnstown trainer-driver David Murphy recently took the four-year-old into his care from Charlton conditioner Shane Sanderson after he noticed a respiratory issue.

“Shane has always like her, he just thought that she might have had some breathing issues when she was training in Charlton, which is a bit dusty,” Murphy said. “Shane just said to give me a go and it’s not quite as dusty in Ballarat.

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