The girlfriend of late jockey Chris Caserta has made a heart-wrenching tribute after he drowned during a late-night swim.
Mr Caserta's body was found off Main Beach in Southport Spit on Friday after an extensive 36-hour air and sea search.
The 26-year-old had disappeared during a late night swim with apprentice jockey Amy Graham at Surfers Paradise on Wednesday night.
Brittany Wise, 24, the girlfriend of late jockey Chris Caserta, 26, (pictured) has paid an emotional tribute to her partner of two-and-a-half years in a series of heartbreaking Instagram posts
Brittany Wise, his partner of two-and-a-half years, has broken her silence since the tragedy unfolded and shared her devastation on Instagram.
'My man has been found and can be brought home,' Ms Wise wrote on Friday.
'I am broken. Today's for you bub, I love you.'
The devastated 24-year-old has shared a series of heart-wrenching posts after Mr Caserta drowned during a late night swim at Surfer's Paradise
The 24-year-old also candidly shared the heartbreaking final conversation she had with Mr Caserta on the night he went missing.
He told her: 'I promise I'll talk to you throughout the night Ok bubby I love you so much.'
'And that was the last time I heard from him,' Ms Wise said.
Ms Wise has continued to post intimate memories and tributes of her partner on Saturday
'I wish we could wake up from this horrible dream and all of this would be over, to say I'm heartbroken is an understatement, my heart is aching and so need you here with me.
'I refuse to believe any of this is true until you are back in my arms.'
In a series of Instagram stories on Saturday she continued to post tributes and share memories of the late jockey amid an outpour of support from friends.
Brittany's father, horse trainer Steven Wise, has described the tragedy as 'horrendous' (pictured, Chris Caserta and his girlfriend Brittany Wise)
Brittany's father, Murwillumbah-based horse trainer Steven Wise said his family had not yet come to terms with news of Mr Caserta's shock death.
'It is something we haven't come to terms with yet and I don't know when we will,' Mr Wise told Seven News.
'It is something pretty horrendous that happens in
