Via Torrone claimed her latest win over 1400m at Corowa on Friday.

“I think she was retiring and it wasn’t until we decided to see if we could lease her and race her, that we bought her back into racing, so she was more or less retired,” trainer Jodie Bohr said.

Bohr took over Via Torrone from fellow Albury trainer Brett Cavanough in February.

She spelled for 29 weeks. before returning to the track with a ninth placing at Grafton in September.

“We went up there because the tracks were so wet in our own area,” Bohr said.

“We didn’t have a lot of work, so it was just a good opportunity, we did it last year, we went up there for three months last year and the year before.”

Via Torrone now boasts seven wins from 39 starts, with $80,000 in prizemoney.

“Of course she’s an older mare, so she hasn’t got a huge career ahead of her,” Bohr said.

“Young Lachie King rode her, and he box-seated her and just rode her perfectly.

“And she just won, just hit the line at the right time, she’s very honest.”