Vale Stephen Meyer
The Tamworth and New South Wales racing community is mourning the sudden passing of respected local hobby trainer Stephen Meyer on Friday, 15 May 2026.
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Stephen Meyer
A dedicated and highly regarded horseman from the Hunter North West district, Stephen was known for his integrity, work ethic, and deep lifelong love for thoroughbreds.
Operating out of Tamworth, he achieved notable success with his stable star, Danza In The Dark, winner of the 2024 Walcha and Quirindi Cups.
His humble approach and sportsmanship earned him wide respect across the industry.
Every story he told always included mention of a horse.
Racing NSW extends its deepest condolences to Stephen’s family and many friends.
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