Austrailain racehorse Bustling is set to return to track racing at Randwick on Saturday, after a long period recovering from foot injuries. The horse was originally scheduled for the Everest at Randwick more than two years ago, according to multiple reports, but did not race as planned during that time due to ongoing injury setbacks. After the lengthy rehabilitation, Bustling is now expected to take its first race at the Randwick track. While the reports focus on the horse’s return to racing and the recovery timeline, they do not indicate that the earlier Everest commitment has been fully resolved—only that Bustling will finally race at Randwick for the first time. The coverage across outlets is consistent that foot injuries delayed the horse’s progress and that the upcoming start marks a key step in its return to form. The horse’s readiness for Saturday is framed primarily as the outcome of sustained treatment and recovery rather than a change in race strategy or new ownership decisions.