Trevor Andrews

Trevor Andrews is a very experienced and successful trainer located near Ascot Race Course in Perth, WA. Born in England, he became interested in horse racing at the age of 15. Here in Australia, he gained vast racing experience in the 1980s, working for leading trainers including Sydney legend T J (Tommy) Smith who topped more than thirty Sydney trainers’ premierships. In April 1989 Trevor took out his own trainers' licence - he was an instant success. His first Group 1 race win was in 1990 when Natasha won the WATC Australian Derby. A year later Heroicity repeated this tremendous feat by winning the 1991 WATC Australian Derby and went on further to win the 1992 WATC WA Derby and the prestigious STC $1m BMW Stakes. In 1996 Trevor took his considerable talent and experience as a racehorse trainer to Singapore returning to Perth in 2000 when he re-established himself in WA racing In 2004 Trevor achieved a Group one double when Modem won the WATC Fruit 'N' Veg Stakes and the WATC Railway Stakes. Other notable performers from his stables include Key Business, Stray Bullet, Talk with her Eyes, Kinsfolk, Summer Silence, Mystery to Me, The Right Money, Ravinia, Modem, No Questions, Vain Crusader and Valparaiso. At present Trevor has thirty racehorses in training and eight staff to help him ensure these animals are in tip top condition. Trevor employs a number of top jockeys including Troy Turner, Paul Harvey, Jason Brown, Shaun O’Donnell, Peter Knuckey and Patrick Carbery.