Patience can pay by Noble Decree New

Sunshine Coast trainer David Vandyke is noted for his patience and meticulous placement of horses so it comes as no surprise his talented galloper Noble Decree will make a low-key return at Ipswich on Wednesday.

Noble Decree was a $400,000 buy at the Karaka Yearling sales in New Zealand and hasn't been rushed by David Vandyke.

He and stablemate Flying Shelly will clash in the Class Four Handicap over 1200 metres. READ MORE

Story: Glenn Davis

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