“If he can repeat his last run when he ran second to Hakkai Maru I think he’ll run a cheeky race.”
Charge On was beaten less than one length by the Louise White-trained Hakkai Maru in a 1000 metre Class 4 Handicap at the Sunshine Coast on September 24 last year.
Campton is only in his second full year of training and has eyes on winning the Gold Coast trainers’ premiership.
He worked in Hong Kong for several years before arriving on the Gold Coast where he started with a handful of horses in his stable.
Fast forward to now and the emerging trainer has rapidly built his stable numbers to 48 including his star sprinter Deepour who is still in pre-training ahead of his Stradbroke Handicap mission during the Queensland Racing Carnival.