Owner reveals ambitious schedule for Baby Bling Goulburn is a long way from the Miracle Mile and the United States, both of which are in the future plans for Baby Bling. The daughter of Western Terror will run in Sunday's Goulburn Cup before taking on one of the Miracle Mile qualifiers and a couple of group 1s in Melbourne and then possibly heading to the States. The trip for Baby Bling has certainly been discussed. She is now M5 and has to compete against the boys most weeks and there are only three mares' group 1s across Australia so as a result you have to look at what is best for her and her long-term future," Baby Bling's owner Harvey Kaplan said. I sent Arctic Fire across to North America and [trainer] Noel [Daley] has done a great job with her and I think Baby Bling is lengths better than her. She still has work to do in Australia and the Goulburn Cup is an ideal target from a good gate. "Baby Bling is flying at the moment but at her last three runs under mobile conditions she has drawn gates seven, eight and 10 so barrier four is a huge bonus for us," Kaplan said. I think she would have to be the fastest mare in Australia because she was timed to run her mile in 1:51.3 on Saturday night and I believe if she had a match race with Ladyship Mile winner Our Sixpence right now that Baby Bling would most likely win. Trainer Belinda McCarthy will have to find a race in the Carnival of Miracles to attempt to get a spot in the Miracle Mile. "She deserves to compete in the lead-up races to the Miracle Mile and there is always the Ladyship Cup on Miracle Mile day if she doesn't qualify and after Melbourne she will then be ready to fly to the USA at the end of July," Kaplan said. Greenhalgh could show this mob an Easter trick or two Maybe Jim Cassidy would have been best placed in Jim Sharman's tent at the Royal Easter extravaganza. Being that time of the year, memories flooded back from the days when the greatest show on earth was held at Moore Park within walking distance of Randwick racecourse. New broom is the order for Ballina The demise of Ballina Jockey Club - Racing NSW has appointed a management committee to administer the club after the board was forced to resign on Tuesday - should ultimately prove beneficial for the north coast club. Rumblings of discontent with the club's management surfaced some time ago. It is understood the club is more than $200,000 in debt and sought help from Racing NSW above normal distributions. A change of board was needed before steps could be taken to arrest the perilous financial position. It is worth noting that in 2008, the club had $500,000 liquidity. It received an additional $160,000 from Racing NSW for lost meetings over 2010-12, which should have been more than adequate. Yet from a media release signed "The Directors" and press comments from secretary-manager Craig Kelly, it would appear the club is blaming the loss of meetings and Racing NSW as the major reasons f Stable in a winning mood with boss away Melbourne's leading trainer, Peter Moody, is no doubt taking great satisfaction in knowing his operation is in good hands during his frequent out-of-town trips following a treble in the first three races at Caulfield on Saturday. Julienas hangs tough to sound cup warning Julienas has been promoted to Sydney Cup favouritism after the import handled a quick back-up and rise in distance with aplomb to win the N.E.Manion Cup at Rosehill. Outstanding young Kiwi stayer closes the deal