He also worked for six months as foreman for Gai Waterhouse in Sydney.
“I started training for a little bit after I was a foreman and a stable hand but I had to give it away for a while because of business and family commitments,” Sues said.
“I’ve been training on and off since I was licensed in 1992 and we moved back to Queensland in October last year.”
As well as training, Sues runs Embrace Farm, a pre-training, education and spelling farm in the Glasshouse Mountains.
“I’ve got 44 stables and 60 paddocks at Embrace Farm which we’ve built in the Glasshouse Mountains,” Sues said.
Sues relocated from Queensland to Newcastle which he called home for two years before moving to Cranbourne.