![It's nervous times for the Glen Innes syndicate that picked up It's Me for Saturday's The Koscuiszko. It's nervous times for the Glen Innes syndicate that picked up It's Me for Saturday's The Koscuiszko.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ingYyB85ps4jmG9t8mfsHP/73895641-f599-4587-9dad-a309ef98a5c3.jpg/r0_0_1200_674_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
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Kosciuszko runner It's Me is to be replated with therapeutic plates on Wednesday before being inspected by Racing NSW veterinarians on Thursday to ascertain her suitability to start in Saturday's $2 million feature at Randwick.
It comes after trainer Brett Cavanough reported issues to stewards.
The six-year-old mare, who was picked up by a syndicate from Glen Innes, has been cleared of serious injury but was being treated for either a foot abscess or stone bruise.
In an update on Tuesday, Racing NSW reported that Cavanough had advised stewards that the 2020 winner has continued to receive treatment and both front shoes were removed.
He also advised that the mare swum on Tuesday but is still displaying lameness in the same foot and is continuing to receive veterinary attention.
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The Kosciuszko runner It's Me will continue being monitored this week and will require a Racing NSW veterinery inspection before Saturday's $2 million feature at Randwick after Scone trainer Brett Cavanough reported issues to stewards.
The six-year-old mare, who was picked up by a syndicate from Glen Innes, has been cleared of serious injury but was being treated for either a foot abscess or stone bruise.
Racing NSW released a statement on Monday night with Cavanough adding that the 2020 winner "hasn't missed any work at this stage" and he'll keep stewards updated about the "progress of the lameness" on the off fore foot.
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It's Me was paying $5 on TAB fixed odds, just shy of favourite Front Page ($4.50).
Cavanough also has Fender in The Kosciuszko alongside fellow Scone trainers Cameron Crockett (Commando Hunt) and Rod Northam (Spiranac), while Tamworth trainer Cody Morgan has Anethole, Talbragar and Le Melody.