Xtravagant has arrived home from Melbourne and he will undergo bone scans this week.
The multiple Group One winner was a shadow of his former self in both his Australian starts in the Gr.2 Bobbie Lewis Quality and in the Gr.1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Te Akau principal David Ellis said they hoped Xtravagant was 100 per cent with no underlying issues, but if the scans revealed anything amiss it would help them to understand his disappointing Australian campaign.
The multiple Group One winner was a shadow of his former self in both his Australian starts in the Gr.2 Bobbie Lewis Quality and in the Gr.1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Te Akau principal David Ellis said they hoped Xtravagant was 100 per cent with no underlying issues, but if the scans revealed anything amiss it would help them to understand his disappointing Australian campaign.