It's becoming increasingly clear why Deagon trainer Jack Bruce's foreman calls Galifianakis the "Benjamin Button" of Queensland racing.

The seven-year-old has been in sizzling form since the autumn, winning two and placing in three of his past five races.

Jack Bruce has accomplished much in racing in a short period; having spent several years working for some of the best stables in Australia, Bruce took a leap of faith and started Jack Bruce Racing in May 2022.

Queensland trainer Jack Bruce is on the brink of breaking into the top 10 metropolitan trainers rankings and hopes to do so with his “key runners” in the coming days.

I am pleased to announce I have taken on an additional 20 boxes at the Sunshine Coast from the end of November. 

Since he embarked on his own training career a few months ago, it has pretty much been plain sailing for rookie trainer Jack Bruce and Saturday, September 24 a 6-year-old gelding named Axe (Written Tycoon) gave the young handler a day to remember when he provided him with his first stakes win in the Listed Weetwood H. at Toowoomba.

Emerging trainer Jack Bruce snared his first black-type race as the tough Axe overcame the outside barrier to take out the Listed Weetwood Handicap (1200m) at Toowoomba on Saturday.

Jack Bruce is one of a number of young trainers bidding to make their mark in a competitive scene and his fledgling career continues to go from strength-to-strength with a double at Dalby yesterday, his ninth win from just 23 starters.

Deagon’s Jack Bruce is the face of the next generation of trainers in the Sunshine State. Just 32 years of age, the well-credentialed Bruce has learnt under some of the biggest names in the game – including Chris Waller and Ciaron Maher – as he now aims to use Brisbane’s north to launch his own training venture.

After more than 10 years of thoroughbred industry experience, former Sydney Assistant Trainer, Jack Bruce, has announced he is set to launch Jack Bruce Racing.