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Ocean Park (Thorn Park), second in Saturday’s Rosehill Guineas (Gr 1, 2000m), will be a late entry for the Australian Derby (Gr 1, 2400m) on 14 April.

ROYAL ASCOT FOR ORTENSIAAl Quoz Sprint (Gr 1, 1000m) winner Ortensia (Testa Rossa) will now target the King’s Stand Stakes (Gr 1, 5f) on the first day of Royal Ascot. “It [King’s Stand] looks like an ideal race. Either way she has to come home via England and they are keen to have us and we are keen to go,” said trainer Paul Messara. Foxwedge (Fastnet Rock) is also being aimed at the King’s Stand.

TREBLE FOR WALLERTrainer Chris Waller saddled a winning treble at Randwick Kensington yesterday. He currently leads the Sydney Premiership with 88 wins his nearest rival is Gai Waterhouse on 64.

ADMIRATION TAKES TROPHY88th stakes winner for encosta

Having endured, by his

championship winning

standards, a somewhat lean

period, Encosta de Lago (Fairy

King) sired his second new stakes winner

in as many days when Admiration took the

Chairman’s Trophy (HK Gr 2) over 1600m

at Sha Tin on Sunday, writes Darryl Sherer.

Following the victory of Niagara in the

Ajax Stakes (Gr 2, 1500m) at Rosehill

on Saturday, Admiration became stakes

winner number 88 with a determined neck

defeat of Glorious Days (Hussonet) with

the veteran Able One (Cape Cross) the

same distance away third in a three-way

finish to the $HK3 million event.

If trainer John Moore was unhappy

with the sedate pace in the Hong Kong

Derby (HK Gr 1, 2000m) he could have

no grumbles here with his own Able One

setting a strong pace, Admiration enjoyed

a clear passage along the inside in fourth

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place in contrast to Glorious Days who was posted out three deep

at halfway.

Able One had a kick and was still clear with 200m to go,

Admiration and Glorious Days chasing hard, Admiration proving the

stronger under a strong drive from Brett Prebble and getting his

nose in front in the final strides to score, bumping with Glorious

Days near the post but no objection posted.

Admiration, who was winning for the first time over 1600m, sold

for $625,000 at the 2009 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling sale

from the draft of Widden Stud to the bid of George Moore and he

races in the white, red and blue colours of Mr and Mrs Hui Sai

Fun, who enjoyed Group 1 success with Admiration’s close relative

Inspiration (Flying Spur), also trained by John Moore and the winner

of the 2008 Hong Kong Sprint (Gr 1, 1200m) at Sha Tin.

Admiration is out of the Redoute’s Choice mare Provence,

winner of the Desirable Handicap (Listed, 1400m) at Flemington

and a daughter of Redoute’s Choice. Provence is herself a daughter

of La Bamba (Last Tycoon) who in addition to Provence, is the dam

of Inspiration and the Chester Manifold Stakes (Listed, 1400m)

winner and sire Lucky Unicorn, who is also by Redoute’s Choice.

Admiration is the first stakes winner by Encosta de Lago out

of a Redoute’s Choice mare but he has 10 stakes winners out of

mares by Danehill (8) and Flying Spur (2), headed by his last Group

1 winner, the 2011 Coolmore Classic (1500m) winner Aloha (out

of a Danehill mare), and the South African Group 1 winning juvenile

Delago Deluxe (out of a Flying Spur mare).

Admiration (4 h Encosta de Lago - Provence by Redoute’s

Choice) has now won seven of his 19 career starts and been

placed a further six times for earnings of HK$7,436,800. Widden

Stud will offer Provence’s yearling colt by More Than Ready as lot

343 in this month’s Australian Easter Yearling Sale.

BRIDGE’S SPRINT TROPHY

The following race on the nine race card saw New Zealand-bred

Little Bridge (Faltaat) score by a convincing two and a quarter length

margin in the Bauhinia Sprint Trophy (HK Gr 3, 1000m). Captain

Sweet (Fastnet Rock) finished second and New Vision (Bertolini)

was third, beaten a nose.

Sacred Kingdom missed the start whist Horse Galore set the

pace at the head of the field in the early stages. Little Bridge was

always prominent and he and California Choice took up the running

before LIttle Bridge asserted at the 100 metres and went clear

proving too strong for his rivals.

By the Westbury Stud-based Faltaat (Mr Prospector), Little

Bridge sold for NZ$9,000 as a weanling at the 2007 New Zealand

Bloodstock National Weanling Sale. Little Bridge (5 g Faltaat -

Golden Rose by Gold Brose) has now won eight of his 18 career

starts, been placed in a further three of those for earnings of

HK$9,578,750.

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Monterosso (Dubawi) won the Dubai World Cup (Gr

1, 1m 2f), beating Capponi (Medicean) by three

lengths, giving Godolphin a memorable one-two in

the world’s richest race.

The first and second horses are both trained by Mahmood Al

Zarooni and Monterosso was ridden by Mickael barzalona.

In winning, Monterosso became the eighth Group 1 winner

for his sire Dubawi (Dubai Destination) and on crossing the line,

barzalona stood high in his stirrups, reminiscent of when he won

last year’s Epsom Derby (Gr 1, 1m 4f) aboard Pour Moi (Montjeu).

Planteur (Danehill Dancer) finished in third and So you Think

(High Chaparral) in fourth. Ridden by Aidan O’brien’s son Joseph,

So you Think failed to quicken in the straight and after the race,

O’brien said: “I had the ideal position behind the leader but he just

didn’t quicken on that surface. It was too dead for him.”

Sheikh Mohammed was visibly pleased with the victory and

was winning the race as he has done five times before in the 17

year history of the race.

“I couldn’t believe it when no one was coming after me [in

the straight],” barzalona said. “This is a dream. I have no words

to describe what I feel right now. “Asked about his dramatic

celebration on the line, he said: “I just had to, I had no choice.”

While Godolphin’s previous Dubai World Cup winners were prepared

by Saeed bin Suroor, Monterosso and Capponi gave their Dubai

based trainer Mahmoud Al Zarooni his biggest success.

After the race, trainer Marco botti said that Planteur’s jockey

Ryan Moore told him that Planteur should have finished closer.

“Ryan said he got a bump at the start and was further back than

he wanted to be.”

ORTENSIA IMPRESSES

The Paul Messara-trained and Craig Williams-ridden Ortensia

(Testa Rossa) won the Al Quoz Sprint (5f) by one and a quarter

lengths from Sole Power (Kyllachy), with the New Zealand-bred and

Hong Kong-trained Joy And Fun (Cullen) a neck further back in third.

The low-drawn runners set the early pace, headed by Monsieur

Joe (Choisir). Ortensia and Sole Power were both held up at the

back of the field and sprinted through late.

The winning time of 57.98 seconds was three-tenths of a

second outside the track record.

Ortensia has maintained a perfect three-for-three record since

joining Messara last year and the young trainer was overjoyed

saying: “I had my heart in my mouth. I can’t believe she has won it.

I jumped so high when she hit the line I lost my phone! At the 400m

I was sweating bullets because I thought she would be a lot closer

but Craig knew what he was doing. He knows her so well. She goes

to England in seven days and she is going to run in the King’s Stand

Stakes at Royal Ascot over the same distance.”

Williams returned to scale with the Australian flag draped over

his shoulders and was celebrating the first Aussie winner on World

Cup night since Elvstroem (Danehill) in the 2005 Dubai Duty Free.

“I have had 20 rides on the mare for four wins – she has been

unlucky in a few but she was brilliant today,” the winning rider said.

“We knew what her weaknesses were going but we also knew

her strengths and the race panned out perfectly. I was able to get

into clear running inside the last 300m and she had an explosive

turn of foot.”

The Michael Freedman-trained better be The One (More Than

Ready) finished in ninth, whilst the De Kock-trained Australian-bred

War Artist (Orpen) finished 11th.

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AIGLES IN SHEEMA CLASSIC

French-trained Cirrus des Aigles (Even Top) won the Dubai

Sheema Classic (Gr 1). He was chased home by the Aidan O’brien-

trained St Nicholas Abbey (Montjeu), who was beaten a neck with

Jakkalberry (Storming Home) in third.

The winning trainer Corine barande-barbe said: “I knew he

would win – I said so in the morning! My horse is just marvelous

and it was my birthday yesterday. This is a big moment for me – it is

a dream which keeps getting better and better. I was confident and

I always knew Olivier would do the right thing. If the pace was not

fast then he would go from the front and if it was fast then he could

sit behind. Olivier let him go as the horse knows about racing and it

is a big deal to win this race. If the pace had been strong then the

horse would have finished.”

Joseph O’brien was aboard St Nicholas Abbey for his father,

Aidan, and rode a patient race before thundering down the home

run to take second.

A share of Jakkalberry, who is trained in Newmarket by Marco

botti, has recently been acquired by Australian connections. botti

said afterwards: “The plan would be eventually the Melbourne Cup

- he is qualified for it and he will get in”.

Australian-bred Mahbooba (Galileo) finished fifth.

AFRICAN STORY’S MILE

Trained by Saeed bin Suroor, African Story (Pivotal) won the

Godolphin Mile (Gr 2, 1m) by four lengths from Viscount Nelson

(Giant’s Causeway) with Red Jazz (Johannesburg) third.

Red Jazz lead for most of the race with African Story settled in

third on the rail. African Story took up the running coming into the

home straight and unleashed a blistering turn of foot to score by

four lengths. The Mike de Kock-trained Viscount Nelson rallied for

second while pacesetter Red Jazz held the third spot after making

the pace through sectional times of 25.54 for the first 400m and

48.93 for 800m.

African Story, the five-year-old son of Pivotal was ridden by

Frankie Dettori, who picks up his seventh win in the 1,600m race

that was clocked in 1:37.52.

Sitting in third in the early going, African Story rallied to the lead

near the 1,200m mark before drawing off to a four-length victory,

his fifth in 12 starts overall. “It was my banker of my night and it

was very easy,” said Dettori.

“I’ve always said this was our best chance of the night,” added

trainer Saeed bin Suroor - an eight-time winner in this race: “I was

really pleased how he looked coming into the race.”

CITYSCAPE IMPRESSES IN DUTY FREE

The Roger Charlton-trained Cityscape (Selkirk) showed a

blistering turn of foot at the top of the straight in the Dubai Duty

Free (G1, 9f) to win by four and a quarter lengths. This is the first

Group 1 victory for Cityscape, who finished a neck behind Able One

(Cape Cross) in his last start in the Hong Kong Mile (Gr 1, 1600m)

in December.

Await The Dawn raced in the lead, under Joseph O’brien, and

when he started to drop back through the field, Cityscape took over

and was asked to go a long way out. He came home in course

record time.

The winning trainer Roger Charlton said afterwards: “Everyone

keeps telling me the horse needs soft ground but he goes on

anything. What he really enjoys is racing on a flat, level track. If we’d

stayed at home we’d have had to keep avoiding Frankel [who is also

owned by Prince Khalid Abdullah]. It made sense to come here.”

Irish-bred Mutahadee (Encosta de Lago) finished in second with

City Style (City Zip) in third - a head separating them.

The John Moore-trained Xtension (Xaar) finished in fifth, Musir

(Redoute’s Choice) in sixth and Ambitious Dragon (Pins) seventh.

The other Hong Kong runner, California Memory (Highest Honor)

was 12th. Dubawi Gold (Dubawi) was withdrawn on veterinary

advice, just before he was due to be lead into the stalls, which

reduced the field to 15.

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LONG LEGS IN UAE DERBY

Daddy Long Legs (Scat Daddy) won the uAE Derby (Gr 2, 1m

1-1/2f) by one and a quarter lengths from yang Tse Kiang (Kahyasi)

with breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (Gr 1, 1m) winner Wrote (High

Chaparral) in third.

The early pace was set by Helmet, who had drawn wide in

barrier 14. Daddy Long Legs was in second and Wrote was also

prominent. Helmet set fractions of 26.13, 50.54 and 1:15.19

before tiring on turning for home finishing 12th in the 14-horse

field.

O’brien said his plan in bringing Daddy Long Legs and Wrote

to Dubai for the uAE Derby was to measure their potential for the

Group 1 Kentucky Derby. both colts ran well enough for further

consideration.

“He was a good colt last year and obviously this was his first

run of this season. He jumped and he travelled well,” O’brien said

of Daddy Long Legs

In winning, Daddy Long Legs became the first winner at Meydan

for Aidan O’brien.

KRYPTON FACTOR’S SHAHEEN

The Fawzi Nass-trained Krypton Factor (Kyllachy) won the Golden

Shaheen (Gr 1, 6f) by two and a quarter lengths from Rocket Man

(Viscount) with the Hong Kong-trained Lucky Nine (Dubawi) in third.

In winning Krypton Factor denied Rocket Man back-to-back wins in

the race.

Rocket Man broke alertly from gate 1 to take an early but never

uncontested lead. He was pressed all the way in the early stages

by u.S challenger Giant Ryan, who led briefly going into the turn

before Rocket Man reasserted.

At the head of the straight Rocket Man found more and looked

briefly to have shaken off the pursuing pack, but it was quickly

apparent that danger was lurking behind in the shape of Krypton

Factor, whom Fallon had launched in pursuit of the Singapore

champion. The gap narrowed and Krypton Factor ran on to wear

down the long-time leader, and win a shade cosily at the wire.

The win marked a first thoroughbred success at the Dubai

World Cup for the Kingdom of bahrain, and afterwards a delighted

Fawzi Nass said: “He had never faced competition as tough as this,

but we still felt confident going into the race. We knew there would

be a lot of pace, so thought it would be best to sit off it.

“Then Kieren angled him out and that was that. We may go

to Singapore next and we’ll be thinking about Royal Ascot as well

depending on how things go.”

Rocket Man’s jockey Felix Coetzee was gracious in defeat,

saying: “He’s such a professional. Going to the start he was

composed and knew exactly what was going on. He flew out so

fast and landed in front and was going well in front, though he was

being pressed by the American horse, which wasn’t ideal, but he

never stopped.”

Sepoy (Elusive Quality) finished tenth and Soul (Commands)

last in the12-horse field.

OPINION POLL HANGS ON IN EvENTFUL GOLD CUP

Godolphin’s Opinion Poll (Halling) won a rather eventful Dubai

Gold Cup (Gr 3, 2m) which was run at the end of the card after Fox

Hunt (Dubawi), who finished seventh in last year’s Melbourne Cup

(Gr 1, 3200m), was fatally injured in the early stages of the race

when it was first staged earlier in the day.

Joshua Tree was a fast finishing second under Johnny Murtagh

and Zanamar (Fort Wood) was third.

The rerun of the race was also marred by the death of bronze

Cannon (Lemon Drop Kid) and Grand Vent (Shirocco), who was also

lost.

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The final field for Saturday’s Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m)

is taking shape with Pago Pago Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m)

winner All Too Hard (Casino Prince) yet to be confirmed

for the race, but now joining Samaready (More Than

Ready) for favouritism at $3.00.

Magic Night Stakes (Gr 2, 1200m) winner Ichihara (General

Nediym) is now exempt from the ballot but her owner / breeder

George Altomonte would have to pay a $150,000 late entry fee to

run the Allan Denham-trained filly.

The John O’Shea trained Shelford (Redoute’s Choice) is on the

clasp of gaining a place in the field and if he does Hong Kong-based

Australian jockey brett Prebble is on standby to ride him in the

Golden Slipper.

Shelford is just outside the 16-horse field with final decisions

on Saturday’s two-year-old winners All Too Hard and Ichihara yet to

be made.

“If he is an emergency then we will look at someone locally but

if he gets in brett Prebble will ride,” O’Shea said.

O’Shea already has Faustus (More Than Ready) and Ashokan

(More Than Ready) safely in the field with Jim Cassidy and James

McDonald their respective riders.

Gerald Ryan will also have three runners in Amorino (Snitzel),

Cavalry Rose (Charge Forward) and Snitzerland (Snitzel) while Gai

Waterhouse will have four.

The Waterhouse runners are No Looking back (Redoute’s

Choice), Driefontein (Fastnet Rock), Pierro (Lonhro) and Raceway

(More Than Ready).

but while weight of numbers are with those three trainers,

weight of money is with the Nathan Tinkler-owned All Too Hard

from the Hawkes training team and Samaready from the Mick Price

stable.

Samaready held sway after her blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1,

1200m) win while All Too Hard kept his unbeaten record intact with

win number three in the Pago Pago.

Senior training partner John Hawkes said the colt had come

through the race well and he and Tinkler would make the final

decision on a start by Tuesday morning.

On Sunday the two were locked at $3 with Pierro at $7.50 and

No Looking back at $9.

Premier trainer Chris Waller is looking forward to having his first

runner in the race in Jade Marauder (Fastnet Rock) after Fast And

Sexy (Fastnet Rock) was scratched at the barrier last year.

Glyn Schofield will ride Jade Marauder who cemented her place

with victory in the Sweet Embrace Stakes (Gr 3, 1200m) on 17

March.

The all-important barrier draw for the Slipper will be conducted

around midday on Tuesday.

IGGIG TO BACK UP IN TULLOCH

Iggi Pop (Savabeel), impressive winner at Randwick Kensington

on Sunday, is set to back up in Saturday’s Tulloch Stakes (Gr 2,

2000m) at Rosehill.

Iggi Pop was only have his second start in Australia and third

overall. The former New Zealander has emerged as a classics

contender for trainer John O’Shea.

“I don’t know if he would back up three weeks in a row to the

Derby but there are other Derbys,” O’Shea said.

“I’m excited by him.

“James McDonald is booked to ride in the Tulloch.

“The Frank Packer Plate at the end of the Sydney carnival would

also be a nice race.

The South Australian Derby (Gr 1, 2500m) and Queensland

Derby (Gr 1, 2400m) are run in May and June respectively.

Iggi Pop is by 2004 Cox Plate (Gr 1, 2040m) winner Savabeel

(Zabeel), who was runner-up to Plastered (Laranto) in that year’s

Victoria Derby (Gr 1, 2500m).

Later on the card the Chris Waller trained Eliza blues (O’Reilly)

impressed in taking out the Hyland Race Colours Handicap over

1550m and her long range aim could be the Queensland Oaks (Gr

1, 2400m) over the brisbane winter carnival.

“The Queensland Oaks is the race we have in mind for her,”

Waller said.

“There is a race in brisbane in about three weeks which could

suit her for her next start.”

Eliza blues broke her maiden at Canterbury on 16 March at her

fifth start.

On Sunday she finished strongly to beat Our Design (Stratum)

by three-quarters of a length.

Waller’s other winners were European import Kelinni (Refuse To

bend), who he purchased for 80,000gns at the 2010 Tattersalls

Autumn Horses in Training Sale in Newmarket and another former

New Zealander baranski (O’Reilly).

Kelinni is among the entries for the Sydney Cup (Gr 1, 3200m)

on 28 April but Waller said that was an unlikely target.

“I think that might come around too soon for him,” he said.

“These imported horses can take a while to reach their top.”

Kelinni won a two-year-old race in England and has registered

another three in Australia.

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Chairman’s Trophy (Gr 2) HK$3000000, Sha Tin (HK)3yo+, 1600m, Good.

1. ADMIRATION (AuS) 4 b h, 56 kg

Encosta De Lago (AuS) - Provence (AuS), by Redoute’s

Choice (AuS)

2nd dam: La bamba (AuS), by Last Tycoon (IRE)

3rd dam: Party (AuS), by Lunchtime (Gb)

O: Mr & Mrs Hui Sai Fun

b: Mr R Anderson T: J Moore J: b Prebble

$625,000 Inglis Australian Easter yearling Sale

2. Glorious Days (AuS) 4 br g, 56 kg

Hussonet (uSA) - San Century (NZ), by Centaine (AuS)

b: Mr R Pietrykowski, Vic T: J J Size J: D Whyte

3. Able One (NZ) 9 b g, 58 kg

Cape Cross (IRE) - Gardenia (NZ), by Danehill (uSA)

b: Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan T: J Moore J: J Lloyd

NZ$270,000 New Zealand bloodstock Ready To Run Sale

Margins: 0.3 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:34.43 (last 400m 22.75).

betting: $8.5, $1.4, $10.

Also ran: Sunny King (IRE), Irian (GER), Leading City (AuS),

Destined For Glory (IRE), beauty Flash (NZ) & Fat Choy Oohlala

(Gb), last.

1st dam: pROVENCE, by Redoute’s Choice. 4 wins at 1400m,

1450m, $197,850, VRC Desirable H., L, MRC Caulfield Tabaret

H., 2d MRC Mystery6.com.au H., Shame 2yO H., William Pearson

H., 3d VRC Waltzing Lily H., L, MRC National Jockeys’ Memorial

P.H., Dubai Racing Club Membership H., Wiggle H. Dam of-

2007 c. ADMIRATION, by Encosta de Lago. 7 wins-1 at 2-from

1200m to 1600m, $946,923, to 2011-12, HKJC

Chairman’s Trophy, Hk-2, Ho Pui H., Citibank Mobile

banking H., Tan Shan River P., Lei Muk Shue H.,

blackmores H., Celumina beauty Care H., 2d HKJC

Chevalier Lifts H., 3d HKJC Mercedes-benz Hong Kong

Classic Mile, Hk-1, Cathay Pacific Jockey Club Sprint,

Gr.2, ATV Cup, Top Grade P., Audemars Piguet Lady

Millenary H., 4th HKJC Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup, HK-

1, Chinese Club Challenge Cup, HK-3.

2008 c. Maussane, by Encosta de Lago. unraced.

2010 c. by More Than Ready.

2011 c. by More Than Ready.

bauhinia Sprint Trophy (Gr 3) HK$2400000, Sha Tin (HK), 1000m, Good.

1. LITTLE bRIDGE (NZ) 5 b g, 60.5 kg

Faltaat (uSA) - Golden Rose (NZ), by Gold brose (AuS)

2nd dam: Enrichment (NZ), by Straight Strike (uSA)

3rd dam: Concord (AuS), by Century (AuS)

O: Ko Kam Piu

b: Llanhennock Trust T: C S Shum J: Z Purton

NZ$9,000 New Zealand bloodstock National Weanling Sale

2. Captain Sweet (AuS) 4 b g, 57.5 kg

Fastnet Rock (AuS) - Strega (AuS), by Lake Coniston (IRE)

b: Mr JM Cappellin T: J Moore J: J Lloyd

$60,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast yearling Sale

3. New Vision (NZ) 5 b g, 51 kg

bertolini (uSA) - Snapwood (NZ), by bin Ajwaad (IRE)

b: N W Nicholson T: P D O’sullivan J: M R Du Plessis

NZ$46,000 New Zealand bloodstock Select yearling Sale

Margins: 2.3 lens, 0.1 lens. Time: 55.98 (last 400m 21.79).

betting: $7.5, $6, $5.

Also ran: Familists (AuS), California Choice (AuS), Horse Galore

(IRE), Let Me Fight (IRE), Dynamic blitz (AuS), Flying Colours

(NZ), Sacred Kingdom (AuS) & Noble Conqueror (AuS), last.

1st dam: GOLDEN ROSE, by Gold brose. Winner at 1200m,

2d Avondale JC Mercedes Super bonus Juvenile H., 3d ARC

Majestic Horse Floats Juvenile S., Coca-Cola H. Dam of-

2005 c. by Storm Creek. Died.

2006 g. LITTLE bRIDGE, by Faltaat. 8 wins to 1400m,

$1,221,843, to 2011-12, HKJC Cathay Pacific Jockey

Club Sprint, Gr.2, bauhinia Sprint Trophy, Hk-3, Chinese

Club Challenge Cup, Hk-3, Panasonic P2HD Professional

Video H., Healthy Dining H., HKu Alumni Challenge Cup

H., Guangzhou H., Soin d’Eau H., 2d HKJC Premier bowl

H., Hk-2, HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup, 3d HKJC Cathay

Pacific Jockey Club Sprint, Gr.2, 4th Cathay Pacific Hong

Kong Sprint, Gr.1.

2007 f. Golden Gaates, by Faltaat. unraced.

2008 f. by Hawkeye.

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2009 c.by Remind.

SHA TIN (Hk) Good

r1: Severn Hcp (C5), HK$525000, 2000m.

1. TELECOM GOGO (AuS) (6 b h Danewin (AuS) - barawin

(AuS)). T: K W Lui J: Z Purton

2. Sunny Sky (AuS) (4 b/br g Dane Shadow (AuS) - Naughty Girl

(AuS)).

3. king Galileo (AuS) (5 b g Galileo (AuS) - Seattle Swing (NZ)).


r2: pollock Hcp (C5), HK$525000, 1400m.

1. SpEEDy (NZ) (8 ch g Towkay (AuS) - Stella Suprema (AuS)).

T: T W Leung J: y T Cheng

2. Gorgeous Life (NZ) (5 b g Towkay (AuS) - Clermont Lass

(NZ)).

3. Mega Castle (NZ) (4 ch g brilliance (uSA) - Chaleyer (AuS)).


r3: plantation Hcp (C4), HK$675000, 1600m.

1. THE ONLy kID (NZ) (7 ch g Traditionally (uSA) - Mirima

(AuS)). T: K W Lui J: G Mosse

2. High Return (NZ) (6 b g Dubai Destination (uSA) - Rivertaine

(NZ)).

3. Follow The wind (AuS) (3 b g Fastnet Rock (AuS) - Gina

Lollawitcha (AuS)).


r4: lugard Hcp (C4), HK$675000, 1200m.

1. SEA DIAMOND (AuS) (3 b g Anabaa (uSA) - Apamea (Gb)).

T: J Moore J: Tim Clark

2. Mr Award (IRE) (4 b g Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) - Tarascon

(IRE)).

3. Giggles Forever (NZ) (4 b g One Cool Cat (uSA) - Heart Set

(AuS)).

Margins: 1.3 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:09.93 (last 400m 23.18).

r5: peel Hcp (C4), HK$675000, 1400m.

1. SAMMy’S FALCON (NZ) (6 ch g Ishiguru (uSA) - Electric

blue (NZ)). T: A Schutz J: T Angland

2. Good Hong kong (AuS) (3 b g Anabaa (uSA) - Ellista (AuS)).

3. Travel Guide (NZ) (7 b g Al Akbar (AuS) - Musetta (NZ)).


r6: Harlech Hcp (C3), HK$900000, 1200m.

1. SIMpLE (AuS) (4 gr g Danbird (AuS) - Straight by (AuS)).

T: C H yip J: D Whyte

2. Glory Horsie (AuS) (3 b g Flying Spur (AuS) - Hasna (AuS)).

3. Electronic Fortune (AuS) (3 b g untouchable (AuS) - Treasure

box (AuS)).


r9: Homestead Hcp (C3), HK$900000, 1600m.

1. ELEGANCE kLAMMER (Gb) (4 b g Exceed And Excel (AuS)

- Aymara (Gb)). T: J Moore J: M Chadwick

2. winning Apex (NZ) (4 br g Savabeel (AuS) - unearthed (NZ)).

3. Lombardi (AuS) (6 b g Flying Spur (AuS) - Our Sousy (uSA)).


r10: Guildford Hcp (C2), HK$1200000, 1600m.

1. pACkING wHIZ (IRE) (4 ch g Trade Fair (Gb) - Swizzle (Gb)).

T: J Moore J: b Prebble

2. wah May Star (AuS) (3 gr g Fusaichi Pegasus (uSA) - Skates

(AuS)).

3. packing Tycoon (IRE) (4 b h Danehill Dancer (IRE) - Starship

(IRE)).


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Carlton Draught-Centenary Cup (LR) $100000, pinjarra (WA)3yo+, 2300m, Good(3).

1. LORDS RANSOM (AuS) 8 ch g, 61 kg

Jeune (Gb) - Palace Alice (AuS), by Palace Music (uSA)

2nd dam: Stuck up (AuS), by Vain (AuS)

3rd dam: ballometes (NZ), by Philoctetes (Gb)

O: Peters Investments Pty Ltd Syndicate(Mgr: R J & Mrs S L

Peters)

b: Mrs H bennetto; Mr J bennetto T: Grant Williams J: P Hall

$15,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier yearling Sale

2. Stormy Scene (AuS) 4 b/br g, 54 kg

Stormy’s Son (AuS) - Scenic Castle (AuS), by Scenic (IRE)

b: Mr M Cox; Mr N Gadd; Mr G Vincent; Mr H Johnstone; Mr P

Parker T: Ms M Payne J: S Mc Gruddy

3. Rosie Rocket (AuS) 5 b m, 55 kg

blackfriars (AuS) - Rose For Jodi (AuS), by Scenic (IRE)

b: Mr A young T: J T Warwick J: S Meeres


betting: $5, $21, $5.5.

Also ran: battle Emblem (AuS), Super Hawk (AuS), Moonlight

bay (AuS), big Ted (AuS), Lovre (AuS), Hibernian (AuS) & Jazz ‘N’

Shiraz (AuS), last.

1st dam: palace Alice, by Palace Music. 10 wins-3 at 2-from

1100m to 1600m, $132,825, MVRC Chamber of Commerce H.,

AJC Paddington H., MVRC Sky Rewards H., TRC Michael the Tailor

H., Thorpe Transport H., Rheem Hot Water H., Glass Mountain 2yO

H., Cadbury yowie 2yO H., TTC Southcorp 2yO H., 2d AJC Manager’s

H., TRC John Degraves H., Hard Working H., Tradelink Plumbing

Supplies H., TTC RF Fergusson H., 3d TRC Fosters Classic, L,

AJC Clifton Gardens H., MVRC Savrocca H., TRC Premier’s P., RD

Gunn H., Wb Kitchener H., TTC Hallam’s Waterfront Restaurant H.,

Institute of Industry H. Dam of-

2002 foal by Jeune. Dead.

2003 g. LORDS RANSOM, by Jeune. 11 wins from 1600m to

2400m, $869,845, to 2011-12, WATC Cb Cox S., Gr.2,

Perth Cup, Gr.2, belmont Classic, L, bunbury Cup, L-twice,

Pinjarra Cup, L-twice, WATC Dayana P., bunbury RC AHA

Cup, 3d MVRC Rosebud RSL H.

2005 f. Fortunellin, by Jeune. 2 wins at 1600m, 1700m to 2011-

12 in Aust.

2006 f. by Jeune.

2008 g. bellisario, by bel Esprit. unraced.

2009 c. by Danehill Express.

2010 f. by Oratorio.

2011 c. by Oratorio.

METROPOLITAN MEETING

RANDwICk-kENSINGTON (NSw) Dead(4)

r1: ranvet Hcp, $30000, 1100m.

1. CIAO (AuS) (2 ch f Not A Single Doubt (AuS) - Wave Hello

(AuS)). T: C E Conners J: Tommy berry

2. ptolemy (AuS) (2 ch c General Nediym (AuS) - Losin At Love

(uSA)).


3. Hoffenhorry (AuS) (2 b/br g Haradasun (AuS) - Magestique

(AuS)).



Analysis: Ciao led throughout and fought hard in the straight to

prove too strong on the line. The race was run to suit Ciao, but this

was a good strong win over the colts. ptolemy raced on the winners

quarters in the run and challenged for the lead in the straight,

he tired a little over the final 100m. Hoffenhorry ran well, he was

trapped three wide without cover in sixth position. He battled on

strongly for third in the straight.

r2: Ascend Sales (Bm70), $30000, 1800m.

1. IGGI pOp (NZ) (3 br g Savabeel (AuS) - Freequence (NZ)).

T: J A O’shea J: N Rawiller

2. Lucripetous (NZ) (3 b c Pentire (Gb) - My Guardian (NZ)).

NZ$100,000 New Zealand bloodstock Select yearling Sale

3. Outlaw prince (AuS) (3 ch c Outback Prince (AuS) - Anchora

(AuS)).


Analysis: Iggi pop did this nicely, racing in fourth position one out

one back before ranging up three wide before the home turn. He

had a little look around on straightening, but when asked to quicken

he responded and raced away to a soft win. This was only his third

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r3: randwick Equine Centre (Bm75), $30000, 2500m.

1. kELINNI (IRE) (4 b g Refuse To bend (IRE) - Orinoco (IRE)).

T: C J Waller J: J bowman

80,000gns Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale

2. watertight (AuS) (5 b/br g Not A Single Doubt (AuS) - Carniola

(Gb)).


3. planet purple (AuS) (5 ch g universal Prince (AuS) - Jewel Of

Atlantis (AuS)).


r4: Hyland race Colours (Bm70), $30000, 1550m.

1. ELIZA bLuES (NZ) (3 br f O’reilly (NZ) - Censibelle (NZ)).

T: C J Waller J: J bowman

2. Our Design (AuS) (3 b f Stratum (AuS) - Queen Of Fashion

(AuS)).

NZ$250,000 New Zealand bloodstock Premier yearling Sale

$40,000 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale

3. Meghalaya (AuS) (3 b f Amalfi (NZ) - Eastern Command

(AuS)).

$4,000 Inglis Scone yearling Sale


Analysis: Eliza blues came from last and widest on the turn with a

resolute finish in the straight, drawing away on the line to score by

three quarters of a length. Eliza blues has now put two metro wins

together and should be able to step up in class, especially with a

little more ground.

r5: Mondial pink Diamond (Bm70), $30000, 1550m.

1. bARANSkI (NZ) (4 b m O’reilly (NZ) - Censibelle (NZ)).

T: C J Waller J: C W brown

2. Song Shan (AuS) (4 b m Al Maher (AuS) - Sacred Hill (NZ)).


3. Cannery Row (AuS) (4 gr m Canny Lad (AuS) - Sable Row

(AuS)).


r6: Flinders lane perfect Fit-Bm75, $30000, 1300m.

1. SHOw A LION HEART (AuS) (5 ch g Lion Heart (uSA) - She’s

First Class (NZ)). T: Ms G Markwell J: N Rawiller

2. beltane (AuS) (4 b/br g Lonhro (AuS) - belzero (AuS)).

3. Take The Oath (AuS) (4 b g Commands (AuS) - Shand (AuS)).

$150,000 Inglis Melbourne Premier yearling Sale


r7: Bowermans office Furn. (Bm75), $30000, 1400m.

1. TANyA JEAN (AuS) (4 ch m Starcraft (NZ) - Kianben (AuS)).

T: D A Williams J: Josh Adams


2. platinum Red (AuS) (4 b m Testa Rossa (AuS) - Red Illusion

(AuS)).


2. Money Never Sleeps (AuS) (5 b/br m Delago brom (AuS) -

Greed Is Good (AuS)).

Margins: 0.1 lens, Dead-heat. Time: 1:23.74 (last 600m 35.64).

TAB MEETINGS

DEVONpORT SyNTHETIC (TAS) Dead(4)

r1: Shaw Contracting Mdn plate, $12500, 1000m.

1. ZADA pRINCESS (AuS) (b f 2 Gonski (AuS) - Pericardium

(AuS)). T: M A Ganderton J: S Maskiell

Margins: 1.3 lens, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:01.34.

r2: The Examiner newspaper Mdn, $12500, 900m.

1. COASTAL ROSE (AuS) (gr f 3 Tough Speed (uSA) - Satin Rose

(AuS)). T: b P Campbell J: A Darmanin

Margins: 3.8 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 54.58.

r3: Simons Carpet one Mdn plate, $12500, 1150m.

1. uNDERbELLy (AuS) (bl m 5 west Quest (CAN) - Silky Rose

(AuS)). T: Raymond Worbey J: Shuji Amano

Margins: 0.2 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:10.80.

r4: Atkinson Electrical plate (C1), $12500, 1650m.

1. SuDDEN GLORy (AuS) (b g 3 Helike (uSA) - Skyworth (AuS)).

T: J L Keys J: Rasit yetimova


r5: Seba Sheetmetal (Bm78), $15000, 1650m.

1. TEMAJIM (AuS) (br g 5 Clangalang (AuS) - Pleasure Garden

(uSA)). T: M S Trinder J: A Darmanin


r6: Boag’s premium (Bm68), $15000, 1350m.

1. REDbOuGG (AuS) (ch m 5 Tobougg (IRE) - What’s The Goss

(AuS)). T: Dean Wells J: Rasit yetimova


r7: Fay’s Diamond Bracelet Sprint, $20000, 1000m.

1. THE SON SHINES (AuS) (br g 6 Foxhound (uSA) - My Sunshine

(AuS)). T: Ms T Mollross J: E brennen


r8: Tapeta Footings Hcp (C2), $12500, 1000m.

1. MERITS RESpECT (AuS) (b f 3 General Nediym (AuS) -

Meritous (AuS)). T: L A Wells J: S Maskiell

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r1: l & H Group Hcp (Cl B), $10000, 1200m.

1. HANGAR SEVEN (AuS) (ch g 4 Jet Spur (AuS) - Classic Covet

(AuS)). T: Louis Paech J: C Spry


r2: patersons Securities ltd-Bm75, $13200, 1300m.

1. pICk OF THE LOT (AuS) (ch m 6 Alannan (uSA) - Pick Of The

Crop (AuS)). T: D Leech J: Ms J Cameron


r3: Work Boats northern Aust. (70), $11500, 1600m.

1. IT’S HOME (AuS) (ch g 4 kempinsky (AuS) - Hot Love (AuS)).

T: G Clarke J: brendon Davis

Margins: 3 lens, 2.3 lens. Time: 1:39.21 (last 600m 37.77).

r4: Holcim Hcp (64), $10700, 1200m.

1. SpARTAN EAGLE (AuS) (br g 4 Niello (AuS) - Wedgetail Eagle

(AuS)). T: bob Richard J: S Hillebrand


r5: Humes Hcp (58), $10000, 1000m.

1. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (AuS) (b g 6 Foxhound (uSA) - Dancing

Fairy (AuS)). T: Chris Pollard J: S Hillebrand

Margins: 2 lens, 0.5 lens. Time: 59.20 (last 600m 35.35).

NARACOORTE (SA) Good(3)

r1: pinkerton palm Hamlyn/Steen-C2, $8000, 1200m.

1. JuLIE MARIE (AuS) (ch m 4 Dubai Destination (uSA) - Kiseki

Angel (AuS)). T: T T Oxlade J: J Potter


r2: Carbon neutral Transport (65), $8000, 1100m.

1. LIONHEARTED GIRL (AuS) (b m 5 All Courage (AuS) - Lion’s

Rose (AuS)). T: I R Walker J: Jake Toeroek

Margins: 2.8 lens, 1 len. Time: 1:05.56.

r3: Combined l’stock Carriers Mdn, $8000, 1000m.

1. AGED IN OAk (AuS) (b g 4 Refuse To bend (IRE) - Mellow

Pinot (AuS)). T: Ryan Mcgorman J: Jake Toeroek


r4: Mileshay Mdn plate, $8000, 1430m.

1. RECkLESS RAT (AuS) (ch g 4 Lion Heart (uSA) - Alexei

(AuS)). T: b & S Wilde J: Ms H Mc Kechnie


r5: Southern Aust. livestock (68), $8000, 1000m.

1. RILEyS LuCk (AuS) (b g 6 Royal Academy (uSA) - Crown

Crest (Gb)). T: J E Hickmott J: A Patterson


r6: landmark Hcp (68), $8000, 2000m.

1. bREDLIGN (NZ) (b g 5 Align (AuS) - bred N butta (NZ)).

T: Ms S Murphy J: Jake Toeroek


r7: Midfield Meats Hcp (60+), $8000, 1430m.

1. FOODEATER (AuS) (br g 5 Tayasu Tsuyoshi (JpN) - Rose Of

Ceylon (AuS)). T: Ms S Murphy J: Jake Toeroek


r8: Elders ltd Hcp (65), $8000, 1430m.

1. OLyMpIC JOy (AuS) (b g 4 My Joy (AuS) - Another bid (AuS)).

T: Jamie Opperman J: D Tourneur


pINJARRA (wA) Good(3)

r1: pinjarra Crane Hire Mdn, $10000, 1000m.

1. bEGuILE (AuS) (ch f 3 Elusive Quality (uSA) - undercover

(AuS)). T: D L Morton J: W Pike

Margins: 3 lens, 1.8 lens. Time: 57.96.

r2: leinster Contracting Mdn, $10000, 1400m.

1. HINZLEy (AuS) (br g 3 Dubai Destination (uSA) - Marwell

Lady (AuS)). T: D L Morton J: S O’donnell

Margins: 1 len, 1 len. Time: 1:25.19 (last 600m 37.01).

r3: rhino Water Tanks Mdn, $10000, 1400m.

1. JET pLANE (NZ) (ch g 4 Shinko king (IRE) - Lady Abstain

(NZ)). T: R G Moore J: S O’donnell


r4: Heytesbury Stud (Bm60+), $14875, 1400m.

1. CHINESE buRN (AuS) (b f 3 Natural blitz (AuS) - Outward

Display (AuS)). T: Ms R Langridge J: S O’donnell


r5: Alcoa-Stronger Communities-64, $12750, 1600m.

1. GREyMATES (AuS) (gr g 4 bradbury’s Luck (AuS) -

Christchurch (AuS)). T: brent Albuino J: T Turner

Margins: 1 len, 0.4 lens. Time: 1:38.15 (last 600m 37.23).

r6: Gannons.Com.Au Hcp (C1), $12750, 1300m.

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r7: program Connect Hcp (68), $14875, 1200m.

1. CASSIDy COwbOy (AuS) (br g 4 Mcflirt (NZ) - Sunsilk (AuS)).

T: D R Harrison J: Ms R Forrest


r9: Helen lim Memorial (Bm60+), $14875, 1000m.

1. NINE TENORS (AuS) (br f 3 Oratorio (AuS) - Metalady (AuS)).

T: Ivan Haggerty J: J brown


SALE (VIC) Dead(4)

r1: laurels Function Centre Mdn, $15000, 1108m.

1. THuNDER RAIN (AuS) (b f 2 God’s Own (AuS) - El Fayze

(AuS)). T: M Ellerton & S Zahra J: A Mallyon

Margins: 1 len, 0.8 lens. Time: 1:05.20.

r2: Jeremy Fleming Jewellers Mdn, $15000, 1208m.

1. MISS bEAuTyMATE (AuS) (b m 4 keltrice (AuS) - Just

believe (AuS)). T: M C Webb J: D Moor


r3: Www.racingnetwork.Com.Au Mdn, $15000, 1419m.

1. ELITE JEwELLERy (AuS) (b g 4 Exceed And Excel (AuS) -

Dubai Express (NZ)). T: P G Moody J: D W Stackhouse


r4: Turnbull Toyota Mdn plate, $15000, 1736m.

1. I FEEL GOOD (AuS) (b g 3 Delago brom (AuS) - M’lady Fonteyn

(NZ)). T: F Stockdale J: N Callow

Margins: 7 lens, 0.3 lens. Time: 1:45.41.

r5: inglis Hcp (72), $22500, 1736m.

1. TOwER OF LONHRO (AuS) (br g 3 Lonhro (AuS) - Spire (AuS)).

T: Jason Warren J: A Mallyon


r6: Skilled Hcp (82), $50000, 1619m.

1. SENSATIONAL REpORT (AuS) (ch m 6 All Chatter (uSA) -

umaetel (AuS)). T: Ms D Wynne J: Ms S Wynne


r7: Choices Hcp (62), $15000, 1519m.

1. wHITTEN OVAL (NZ) (b/br g 3 O’reilly (NZ) - Tedzerror (NZ)).

T: R W Smerdon J: N Callow


r8: Betfair Hcp (C1), $22500, 1108m.

1. pENINSuLA DANE (AuS) (b f 3 Danerich (AuS) - Portline

(AuS)). T: M P Hyland J: I Gundogdu


SuNSHINE COAST (QLD) Heavy(8)

r1: Contour Consulting Eng. (Bm75), $12000, 2200m.

1. RAuNCHy’S wARRIOR (AuS) (b g 3 Another warrior (AuS) -

Raunchy (AuS)). T: L M Treloar J: Daniel Griffin


r2: Sky racing Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1200m.

1. uTILISM (AuS) (b f 2 Casino prince (AuS) - Joie More (AuS)).

T: John Thompson J: Timothy bell

Margins: 1 len, 0.1 lens. Time: 1:15.14 (last 600m 37.15).

r3: rcq Mdn Hcp, $10000, 1400m.

1. pAIN AND GAIN (AuS) (b m 5 kbenjar (AuS) - Snow Mass

(AuS)). T: b S baldwin J: Ms M Vance


r4: reed property Group Hcp (C2), $10000, 1800m.

1. CObbANVILLA (AuS) (b g 4 beautiful Crown (uSA) - Delilah

(AuS)). T: J H Hearne J: M Hellyer


r5: X X X X Mdn plate, $10000, 1000m.

1. LONGSHOREMAN (AuS) (b g 3 Longhorn (AuS) - Star Council

(AuS)). T: b J Smith J: S Galloway

Margins: 2.5 lens, 3 lens. Time: 1:00.75 (last 600m 35.52).

r6: yalumba Wines (Bm80), $12000, 1200m.

1. EXpLORE THE wORLD (AuS) (b/br g 5 Conatus (AuS) -

Manoristic (AuS)). T: K J Walker J: G Killen

Margins: 1.3 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:13.79 (last 600m 36.76).

r7: Hot 91.1 Hcp (C1), $10000, 1200m.

1. SHOw OF STRENGTH (AuS) (ch g 3 Lago Delight (AuS) -

Thermopylae (AuS)). T: R L Tipper J: C Munce


r8: Www.Sctc.Com.Au Hcp (C3), $10000, 1400m.

1. DARTH (AuS) (br g 7 wurabinda (AuS) - Galway Theatre

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r1: Gundagai Mini Storage Mdn, $10000, 1400m.

1. MEMpHIS FLASH (AuS) (b m 4 Elvstroem (AuS) - Coquette

(NZ)). T: G J Colvin J: A bloomfield


r2: Wagga racing Supporters Mdn, $10000, 1200m.

1. OySTER bELL (AuS) (ch f 3 Magic Albert (AuS) -

Misunderstanding (AuS)).

T: Ms b Joseph & P A Jones J: b P Ward

Margins: 0.3 lens, 2 lens. Time: 1:09.85.

r3: Gundgai Dist. Service Club Hcp, $10000, 1000m.

1. STEEL TRIGGER (AuS) (gr c 2 Ganseki (AuS) - Shamrock Jazz

(AuS)). T: S J Cunningham J: E Marchant

Margins: 3 lens, 0.2 lens. Time: 58.10.

r4: Darby Wood Memorial Hcp (C2), $10000, 1000m.

1. TAHbRONTE (AuS) (b g 3 Zariz (AuS) - Switch To Diamonds

(AuS)). T: P S Clancy J: J Kissick


r5: ray Silburn (Bm55), $10000, 1400m.

1. AupOSE (AuS) (b g 5 Aucash (AuS) - Prepose (NZ)). T: N F

Gardner J: K Sweeney


r6: Sky racing Gundagai Cup, $25000, 1800m.

1. COSMIC FuRy (AuS) (b g 7 Super Jet (uSA) - Pleasurable

(NZ)). T: K F Hanley J: b Vale


r7: X X X X Gold (Bm65), $10000, 1200m.

1. RAMINO (AuS) (b g 4 Flying Spur (AuS) - Pililani (AuS)).

T: Raymond Steer J: Ms A beer


wANGARATTA (VIC) Good(3)

r1: Wangaratta Stock Foods Mdn, $12000, 1170m.

1. RICH FAITH (AuS) (ch g 3 keep The Faith (AuS) - Cineraria

(AuS)). T: Patrick Payne J: Ms Michelle Payne


r2: Muraca Electrical Mdn plate, $12000, 1170m.

1. MEXICAN MARACAS (AuS) (b g 4 Al Maher (AuS) - Acapulco

Storm (AuS)). T: P Morgan J: J Winks


r3: Winsec Savings & loans Mdn, $12000, 1600m.

1. bEAu bROMMELL (AuS) (b g 3 Delago brom (AuS) - Shatera

belle (AuS)). T: Luke Oliver J: J Winks


r4: Judds Menswear Hcp (62), $12000, 1600m.

1. pETE’S SHOw (AuS) (b f 3 Show A Heart (AuS) - Just Pete

(AuS)). T: D A Hayes J: C A Robertson


r5: Travelscene Weary Dunlop Hcp, $50000, 1170m.

1. DIpLOMATIC FORCE (AuS) (ch g 7 Oamaru Force (AuS) - Talk

It Over (AuS)). T: E W Nichols J: C A Robertson


r6: Sam Miranda Wines Hcp (62), $12000, 1400m.

1. HEARTOFTHEDEVIL (AuS) (ch m 5 Lion Heart (uSA) - Play It

(AuS)). T: Darren Stumpo J: Luke Londregan


r7: Steve & linda’s Supa iga (72), $35000, 1400m.

1. TERpSICHORE (AuS) (b m 4 God’s Own (AuS) - Rain Dance

Lady (AuS)). T: Andrew Noblet J: Ms Michelle Payne




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monday 2 april 2012 ANZ15 TRAINER TAbLES


LEADING TRAINERS IN AUSTRALIA BY METRO wINNERS

Stallion Code yOF - To Stud breeding Rnrs wnrs wins Sw Earnings

Trainer 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th prize Money - $ Strike Rate Start

Chris Waller 92 78½½ 76 58 48 $6,204,935.00 14.70% 627

Peter Snowden 75 73 73½ 72½ 47½½ $7,142,133.00 14.40% 522

Gai Waterhouse 70 35 49 14 26 $6,343,205.00 22.50% 311

Peter G Moody 68 60 44½ 44 48½ $7,667,980.00 15.40% 442

John P Thompson 59 43½ 40 35 38 $3,061,997.00 12.50% 473

Robert Heathcote 48½ 48 39 27 20 $2,689,825.00 15.60% 315

David & Scott brunton 46½ 38½ 42 33 23½ $1,228,362.00 17.10% 275

David Hayes 45 59 34 43 54½ $2,467,895.00 09.70% 463

Mark Kavanagh 44 27 29 26 24 $3,123,950.00 18.00% 244

Mick Price 37 30 23½ 18 19 $2,887,326.00 18.50% 200

John O’Shea 35 25 15 19 18½ $2,524,770.00 20.30% 172

Robert Smerdon 35 21 28 16 21 $3,355,542.00 15.80% 222

Tony McEvoy 32 24 24 24 10 $1,021,800.00 18.20% 176

Anthony Freedman 31 26 23 28 20½ $2,388,653.00 16.30% 190

Stephen brown 29 39 25 24 15 $604,952.00 16.10% 180

Anthony Cummings 29 33½ 24 35 36 $2,340,100.00 09.40% 307

Jim P Taylor 29 24 10½ 17 12 $1,006,400.00 20.10% 144

Guy Walter 28 24 19 27 19 $2,077,820.00 13.90% 202

Joseph Pride 27 20½ 13 25 26 $1,931,040.00 13.80% 196

Michael, Wayne

& John Hawkes 26 18 7 11 19 $1,899,655.00 18.20% 143

LEADING TRAINERS IN AUSTRALIA BY wINNERS

Trainer 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th prize Money - $ Strike Rate Start

Peter G Moody 133 102 82½ 62 71½ $8,511,978.00 19.20% 692

Peter Snowden 128 114 121½½ 100½ 77½½½ $8,284,508.00 15.60% 818

Chris Waller 118 98½½ 95 74 63 $6,721,385.00 15.30% 773

Darren Weir 105 87 71 64½ 52½ $1,983,254.00 16.80% 625

Gai Waterhouse 105 60 71 31 40 $7,036,480.00 21.90% 480

Mick Price 97 74 63½½ 52 49 $3,769,170.00 20.60% 470

John P Thompson 82 54½ 55 53 46 $3,347,247.00 13.60% 605

Mark Kavanagh 80 51 47 47 37 $3,560,340.00 18.90% 424

David Hayes 79½ 91½ 82 83 78½ $3,056,942.00 10.00% 798

Robert Smerdon 74 53 50 31½ 52 $3,919,076.00 15.40% 482

Anthony Freedman 67 57 59 59 47½ $2,948,098.00 15.80% 423

John O’Shea 62 44 29 31 29½ $3,050,270.00 21.60% 287

Robert Heathcote 58½ 54 51 37 28 $2,787,425.00 14.40% 411

Guy Walter 54 58 45 58 43 $2,804,970.00 12.60% 430

Robbie Griffiths 54 57½ 56 45 57½ $1,298,820.00 11.70% 460

Anthony Cummings 51 55½½ 43 56 55½ $2,810,275.00 10.50% 486

Gerald Ryan 51 40½ 37 40 45 $2,367,963.00 13.90% 366

David & Scott brunton 50½ 42½ 45 35 29½ $1,279,462.00 16.60% 307

Danny O’brien 50 40 38½ 43 37 $1,823,028.00 14.70% 339

Michael, Wayne

& John Hawkes 50 35 20 18 26 $2,213,380.00 20.40% 245

Figures from RISA 2011 / 2012 racing season



monday 2 april 2012 ANZ16 TRAINER TAbLES


LEADING TRAINERS IN NEw zEALAND wINNERS

Trainer wins 2nd 3rd prize Money - $ Starts G&L Strike rate

John Sargent 75 68 74 $1,205,750 536 5 7.15

Jason bridgman 55 37 53 $1,191,443 307 7 5.58

Kevin Myers 52 46 43 $595,695 315 1 6.06

Michael Pitman 49 46 44 $662,190 409 3 8.35

Lisa Latta 45 59 66 $1,112,218 555 4 12.33

Graeme & Debbie Rogerson 43 43 40 $864,225 383 4 8.91

Stephen McKee 42 38 38 $1,065,578 310 8 7.38

Graham Richardson 34 18 21 $622,715 223 4 6.56

Murray baker 33 27 28 $618,825 219 3 6.64

John & Karen Parsons 30 33 23 $415,060 293 2 9.77

Richard Collett 30 23 18 $416,108 161 0 5.37

David Haworth & Matt Dixon 29 22 15 $353,243 201 0 6.93

Roger James 25 23 18 $928,950 140 5 5.60

Shaune Ritchie 24 22 20 $677,265 182 5 7.58

Ralph Manning 22 17 17 $175,775 138 0 6.27

Kevin Gray 20 25 23 $224,650 255 0 12.75

Michael Moroney & Andrew Clarken 20 17 21 $288,900 171 1 8.55

brian & Shane Anderton 19 10 19 $155,829 207 0 10.89

John bary 18 20 14 $601,265 149 3 8.28

John Wheeler 18 15 19 $254,435 227 1 12.61

Paul Harris 18 8 9 $167,393 170 1 9.44

Guy Lowry & Grant Cullen 16 16 15 $133,900 152 0 9.50

Shane Kennedy 16 13 12 $222,283 106 2 6.63

Allan Sharrock 16 12 17 $704,475 129 3 8.06

Gary Vile 16 12 12 $140,935 154 0 9.63

Mark brosnan 16 12 8 $131,550 94 0 5.88

Donna & Dean Logan 15 22 23 $373,850 171 3 11.40

Terri Rae 15 16 14 $410,743 90 0 6.00

Mark Oulaghan 15 11 12 $257,875 114 3 7.60

Peter & Dawn Williams 15 11 10 $513,975 81 5 5.40

Don Sellwood 15 10 11 $285,600 59 1 3.93

Stephen Marsh 14 24 19 $200,625 170 0 12.14

Andrew Scott 14 17 10 $130,050 98 0 7.00

Graeme & Mark Sanders 14 16 16 $241,675 151 0 10.79

Lance Noble 14 13 16 $161,840 127 0 9.07

Chris Wood 14 5 6 $186,213 107 2 7.64

Ken & bev Kelso 13 7 5 $143,300 72 0 5.54

Vanessa & Wayne Hillis 12 13 12 $177,375 130 1 10.83

Fraser Auret 12 10 10 $94,300 78 0 6.50

Karen Zimmerman 12 8 12 $138,425 131 1 10.92

Peter McKay 12 8 9 $338,000 104 6 8.67

Tony Cole 12 7 4 $147,750 64 0 5.33

Jan Hay 12 6 15 $97,936 79 0 6.58

Paul Duncan 11 10 2 $254,990 71 1 6.45

Steven Ramsay & Julia Ritchie 11 9 6 $348,000 80 3 7.27

Steven Prince 11 5 10 $115,261 72 0 6.55

Glenn Old 11 5 5 $96,700 56 0 5.09

Kevin Hughes 10 24 12 $180,187 125 1 12.50

Shaun Clotworthy 10 18 7 $230,853 113 0 11.30

Robert Priscott & Clayton Chipperfield 10 15 9 $121,175 121 0 12.10

Figures from NZ Racing 2011 / 2012 racing season



monday 2 april 2012 ANZ17 wEEk AHEAD


APRILMONDAY 2 – SUNDAY 18 2012

MONDAY

2 barrier trials: Rosehill (NSW)

TUESDAY

3 Sales: Goffs Kempton breeze up Sale (uK)

wEDNESDAY

4 Metropolitan meetings: Warwick Farm (NSW), Sandown Lakeside (VIC), Doomben (QLD), Ascot (WA)

THURSDAY

5FRIDAY

6 International meetings: Kranji (Sg), Taipa (MAC)

SATURDAY

7

Stakes races: Rosehill (NSW) – Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m), The bMW (Gr 1, 2400m), George Ryder Stakes (Gr 1, 1500m), Queen Of The Turf Stakes (Gr 1, 1500m), Storm Queen Stakes (Gr 1, 2000m), Tulloch Stakes (Gr 2, 2000m), T L baillieu Handicap (Gr 3, 1400m), Neville Sellwood Stakes (Gr 3, 2000m), Star Kingdom Stakes (Gr 3, 1100m). Caulfield (VIC) – Victoria Handicap (Gr 3, 1400m), Easter Cup (Gr 3, 2000m), Galilee Series Final (Listed, 2400m). Doomben (QLD) – bright Shadow Quality (Listed, 1200m). Oakbank (SA) – Oakbank Stakes (Listed, 1100m). Metropolitan meetings: Eagle Farm (QLD), Ascot (WA)International Gr 1s: Santa Anita (uS) – Santa Anita Derby (9f). Aqueduct (uS) – Wood Memorial Stakes (9f), Carter Handicap (7f).

SUNDAY

8 International meetings: Kranji (Sg), Taipa (MAC).International Gr 1s: Hanshin (Jpn) – Oka Sho Japanese 1000 Guineas (1600m)



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