Yes Yes Yes X Money Magic

Charlotte grew up in Somerset England and from the day she could walk, she found herself riding a horse at her mother’s riding school. She excelled at pony club, mounted games, rode for a National Hunt/Point to Point yard and eventually found her way onto the British Eventing Team at the European Championships in Poland with her home produced Irish Thoroughbred named Jacko’s Delight.

Charlotte first arrived in Australia in 2005. She completed a Bachelor of Business at Deakin University and started pre-training racehorses to make some money on the side. It was then that she met Julian Hay, a former lawyer who had swapped the legal books to follow his passion for breeding and racing.

Charlotte’s growing interest in racing lead her to Cranbourne where she rode trackwork for Pat Trotter and Ken Keys and it didn’t take her long to obtain her own trainer’s licence. In 2015 Charlotte and Julian established Hayfields Racing and just their second starter returned a winner in the shape of Bergerac Rose at Kilmore.

Whilst the stable has grown, Charlotte maintains a very hands on approach, still enjoys riding a few each day and remains inspired by her English roots which influence her training each day.

Charlotte and Julian are passionate about the horses, pride themselves on taking an ethical and transparent approach to racing and forging lasting and honest relationships with their owners.

In 2025, Charlotte trained her first Group winner SHE’S BULLETPROOF, a 4yo mare that went on to run a gallant second in the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate at her next start.

Yes Yes Yes has been in hot form in the past week with seven winners in the past seven days including four metropolitan winners.

At Canterbury last Friday night, Yes Yes Yes posted a winning double with Columbia Blue and Happiness both saluting in Benchmark 72 races, the former at 1100m and the latter at 1900m.

A $150,000 Inglis Classic purchase for Proven Thoroughbreds / Pride Racing from the Bell River Thoroughbreds draft, the Joe Pride trained Columbia Blue is putting together a tidy record with three wins and two seconds from five starts and earnings topping $90,000.

On Saturday, the winners kept coming with Oui Oui Oui successful at Randwick taking out the Midway race over 1200m for Hawkesbury trainer Jason Attard.

A homebred for Kate Nivison, Oui Oui Oui has won four of eight starts earning just shy of $150,000.

Another homebred with real potential is the Matthew Hoysted trained four year-old Yoyo Yeezy, who made it two wins from three starts when scoring at Eagle Farm over 1000m.

Yes Yes Yes now stands at Gooree Park Stud at a fee of $16,500.

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