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Grief
at the
gates

The Princess of Wales
meets mourners at
Sandringham on
Thursday. Picture:
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THE Prince and
Princess of Wales last
night greeted an
adoring public at the
gates of the royal
Sandringham Estate
where they viewed a
floral tribute to the
Queen, as thousands
of mourners continued
streaming past the late
monarch’s coffin
during the first full day
of her lying-in-state at
Westminster.

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A MAJOR Sydney gangland player – who has
been locked up past his
parole date because he
has threatened revenge
for his brother’s death – is
now taking the Commonwealth
AttorneyGeneral to court over the
decision to keep him
behind bars.
Police allege Youssef

“Gags” Ahmad, 33, is so
determined to get “retaliation” on the nation’s
most powerful bikie gang,
the Comanchero, that he
wants out of jail – despite
being aware he himself is
at “extreme risk of being
murdered”.
Ahmad served three
years behind bars for importing a marketable
quantity of drugs, a Commonwealth offence, beCONTINUED PAGE 4

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THE man pushing for the
South Sydney Rabbitohs to
move to the new $828 million
Allianz Stadium signed a contract that acknowledged the
team’s current home ground,
Accor Stadium, would not
have a major refurbishment.
Souths chief executive
Blake Solly has called for his
club to be allowed to move
from Accor at Olympic Park to
the new stadium at Moore
Park, the home ground of rivals the Sydney Roosters.
“Our preference has always
been to stay at Accor Stadium
but if the government is not
going to upgrade it then we
should be allowed to move,” he
said last night.
But The Daily Telegraph
can reveal he knew Accor was
not going to be revamped and
signed an agreement in November 2021 amending the
hire in the Rabbitohs’ favour
“due to the cancellation of the
proposed redevelopment”.
Then Premier Gladys Berejiklian scrapped the $810 million refurbishment of the
stadium in May 2020. Despite
that, the Rabbitohs announced
soon after they were happy to
stay at their Sydney “home”.
A source close to the agreement signed by Mr Solly said:
“His calls to break his contract
and move are extraordinary
because he signed the deal
knowing that the refurbishment was not going ahead.”
But Mr Solly hit back, say-

Blake Solly.
ing “we had to sign it because
we didn’t have anywhere else
to go”. He knew the refurbishment was not going ahead but
signed the contract believing
the amendments “were going
to be more than just putting in
a big screen and some LEDs.
“What we are asking for is a
rectangular stadium that
brings the fans closer to the action and refurbished corporate
suites (which would cost) a
couple of hundred million dollars,’’ he said. “We want to stay
at Accor and we are the only
people who believe in it and
are fighting for the government to upgrade it.”
NSW Sports Minister Alister Henskens said earlier this
month the “agreement signed
by the Bunnies specifically
made reference to the cancellation of the proposed redevelopment of Accor Stadium by
the government.”
The attempt to move to Allianz represents a backflip for
the Rabbitohs after owner
Russell Crowe said two years
ago the Olympic stadium was
the most convenient for fans,
adding: “It is the best football
ground in the country.”

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Fahad Khan now studies at the University of Western Sydney after a bad experience at
a Sydney University open day in 2016.

UNI’S MED SCHOOL ‘SNOBBERY’
CHRISTOPHER HARRIS
A WESTERN Sydney student
says he was ostracised at
Sydney University during an
open day for future medical
school students and believes
Australia’s oldest university
needs to do more to
welcome students from
diverse backgrounds.
Fahad Khan, a graduate of
Arthur Phillip High in
Parramatta, said in a video
posted to TikTok – watched

more than 500,000 times –
that he was told to sit away
from private and selective
school students when he
went to an open day about a
medicine degree in 2016.
“They got all the students
who were selective and
private school students and I
was the only one who wasn’t
and said ‘come to this side of
the room’,” he said.
Speaking to The Daily
Telegraph, Mr Khan said
universities have a lot of

work to do when it comes to
making all students welcome.
“I didn’t come from the
best background – single
mother, poor family, and I
went to a public school,
people like me don’t really get
into medical school,” he said.
A Sydney University
spokeswoman said they were
“dismayed” by the experience
Mr Khan described but had
made major improvements to
create a more inclusive
campus culture.

‘Vengeful’ inmate seeks jail release
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fore being released on parole
last June. But he was recently
thrown back inside to serve the
remainder of his term following the death of his brother
Mahmoud “Brownie” Ahmad.
It is that killing which
Ahmad has vowed to avenge
when released from custody.
NSW Police put evidence
before the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions –
overseen by Federal AttorneyGeneral Mark Dreyfus – about
the danger Ahmad poses in
Sydney’s underworld war.
Ahmad’s parole was revoked
on August 5 and, as a result, he
is now due to serve his
sentence until June 2023.
But Ahmad is now taking
Mr Dreyfus to the Federal

Court, claiming
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his parole – that
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he was not of
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– was not legitiimate.
In documents
Mr Dreyfus.
filed to the Federal Court as part of Ahmad’s
appeal, never before heard
details about what NSW Police
claim to know of the state of
Sydney’s gangland war can
now be revealed.
In their originating application, Ahmad’s lawyers detailed how NSW Police made
an “urgent request” to the
Commonwealth DPP to revoke his parole over concerns
he would strike back for the

murder of his brother – or even
be killed himself.
“Investigations and intelligence identified that (Ahmad)
was ‘at extreme risk of being
murdered’ and that (he was)
‘planning retaliation attacks to
murder members of the Comanchero OMCG’,” the police
letter stated.
“In support of revocation of
Youssef Ahmad’s parole his incarceration may reduce the
risk of further retaliation from
Ahmad and (the) Comanchero
OMCG”.
But Ahmad’s legal team
claim police have provided no
evidence to show how, or
when, he planned to be
involved in retaliation and are
seeking that the parole revocation be overturned.
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THE PEOPLE’S FUNERAL
Spike in
cost of
London
flights

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Royal flying VIPs

DAVID MILLS
AUSSIES wanting to travel to
the UK to be part of the official
mourning period for the
Queen are paying as much as
$6000 for economy fares and
flying in to European cities as
flights to the British capital
book out.
Seats on Qantas flights to
London were almost entirely
booked out even before the
Queen’s passing, with the
few remaining seats quickly
snapped up after the news of
her death broke.
Flight Centre spokesman
Haydn Long said there had not
been a “massive influx” in the
number of Aussies suddenly
wanting to travel to London,
but those who had inquired
were “struggling to find affordable seats”.
“Currently, we have return
fares for between $5000 and
$6000, but we expect they will
also sell fairly quickly – given
the heightened current interest on top of normal demand,”
Mr Long said.
Many were looking at flying
to European destinations and
then transferring to London.
“It may well be cheaper
that way, given the frequency
of Europe-UK flights,” Mr
Long said.
Travel agency ATPI’s commercial director Peter Hosper
said capacity was already
limited because airlines were
flying fewer and/or smaller
planes out of Australia, but
there were people “putting
their hand in their pocket” to
ensure they could be part of
the moment when Britain, and
the world, bids a final goodbye
to the Queen.
Travel agents were also
proving their worth by finding
flight connections when websites offered none, he said.
“The travel agency community are great problem solvers,” Mr Hosper said.
Once in London, visitors
face queues, crowds, delays and
even the possibility of danger,
with former Met Police chief
superintendent Parm Sandhu
telling the BBC this week that
crowds could be a target for
terrorists. “London could potentially be full … which is a
real concern because crowds
attract criminals,” she said.

Passengers, including champion tennis player and Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott (inset), board a flight at Sydney Airport on Thursday. Picture: AAP

WHO’S WHO OF INVITEES

ANGIRA BHARADWAJ
PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese and a packed plane of
Australians flew out of Sydney
last night to farewell Queen
Elizabeth II in London – but
one notable guest had to miss
the flight at the last minute.
Mr Albanese and GovernorGeneral David Hurley left Sydney at 5.30pm on Thursday
with 10 “ordinary Australians”
who had been selected by the
government – at the request of
Buckingham Palace – for their
contribution to the community.
But champion horse trainer
Chris Waller, who trained the
Queen’s horse Chalk Stream,
had to pull out of the trip at the
11th hour after a close family
member contracted Covid-19.
Among the guests on the
Royal Australian Air Force
flight was Sydney dad Danny
Abdallah who founded i4give
Day and Foundation after
bravely forgiving the drunk
and drugged driver who struck
and killed his three children
and their cousin two years ago.

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Horse trainers Gai and
Robbie
Waterhouse
also
hitched a lift with the PM and
the invitees after being unable
to secure a commercial flight
to London. The pair received
separate invitations to the historic occasion from Buckingham Palace along with fellow
horse trainer David Hayes
who is understood to be flying
separately from Hong Kong.
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Trudy Lin

erts-Smith, who received an
invitation to take part in the
commemorations as a recipient of the prestigious Victoria
Cross honour, was seen leaving
Brisbane airport for London on
Thursday morning.
“(Gai and Robbie) received
separate invitations through
the Palace. And they were having ... difficulty booking a commercial flight, getting across.
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bit full at the moment. So, yes,
we extended an invitation,” Mr
Albanese told the ABC.
He said he was not aware if
the government would cover
their flying costs.
“Australians would be very
accepting that Gai and Robbie
Waterhouse (go), with the relationship they had training, of
course, the Queen’s horses,
having audiences with the
Queen at Royal Ascot. She had

a great love of thoroughbreds.”
Mr Albanese’s partner Jodie
Haydon and Mr Hurley’s wife
Linda also boarded the RAAF
flight.
Australia is also helping
four Pacific nation leaders
travel to London for the funeral. They were travelling on
a separate flight.
Mr Albanese and the contingent of Australians are expected to arrive in London on
Friday night before the PM
travels to Kent on Saturday
morning to meet new British
Prime Minister Liz Truss.
Mr Albanese and his 10
constituents will then attend a
lunch at Australia House
along with “other prominent
Australians who are based in
London”.
The PM will also meet with
King Charles one-on-one.
Despite the already packed
schedule, which will also include a visit to the Queen’s coffin before her funeral, Mr
Albanese said he hoped to get
time with Canadian Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau.

Title fight over Harry and Meghan’s children
PRINCE Harry and Meghan’s
children Archie and Lilibet will officially be declared a prince and
princess – but will not be known as
His and Her Royal Highnesses.
The UK’s Sun reports “tense
discussions” have been taking
place while the California-based
couple is in London following the
Queen’s death.
King Charles is understood to
have agreed to issue letters anointing Archie, 3, a prince, and oneyear-old sister Lilibet a princess.
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But The Sun reports Harry
and Meghan have been “left
furious” their children will not be
able to use the titles His and Her
Royal Highness.
“There have been a lot of talks
over the past week,” a source was
quoted as saying.
“They have been insistent that
Archie and Lilibet are prince
and princess.
“They have been relentless since
the Queen died.
“But they have been left furious

that Archie and Lilibet cannot take
the title HRH. That is the agreement – they can be prince and princess but not HRH because they are
not working royals.”
The couple agreed to drop their
use of their own titles when they
stepped down from royal duties and
moved to the US.
Since then they have raised
concerns publicly about not being
afforded adequate security that
members of the royal family are
entitled to.

“Harry and Meghan were
worried about the security issue
and being prince and princess
brings them the right to have
certain levels of royal security,” the
source said.
The couple were in the UK for
appearances at charity events when
the Queen passed.
It is understood their children remain in California, and it has not
been revealed yet if they will travel
to London for their great-grandmother’s funeral on Monday.
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THE PEOPLE’S FUNERAL

A silent
moment
to reflect
& grieve

They said

PATRICK CARLYON
THE silence is overwhelming.
People dab at their eyes
with tissues, their shoulders
shuddering in grief.
You can see the pain in
Westminster Hall, where
mourners have queued to
thank their Queen.
You can feel it watching on
from a platform within the
cavernous chamber.
The odd thing? You can’t
hear it. There is not a single
audible sob or whisper. It’s as if
someone has hit the mute
button on the remote control.
The Brits love their rituals,
which often date back centuries. Paying respects to Queen
Elizabeth II, by filing past her
coffin, is only the latest, albeit
the biggest.
Until next Monday, mourners will enter downstairs,
where they first glimpse the
coffin, draped in a royal standard, which boasts a crown
and wreath.
Watching on in the first few
hours, patterns emerge. Many
mourners well up at the sight of
the coffin. They amble past the
platform, their expressions set
somewhere between awed and
reverential. Then they speed
up. When they reach the end of
the chamber, some dare to
glance backwards, prompting
their outward grief to peak –
sans volume – on their way out.
Otherwise, the mourners
pass through without fuss, as if
they must. No one hurries
them; they seem to sense the
weight of hundreds of thousands of people waiting behind
them. Outside, the three mile
(4.8km) queue to enter is expected to extend to 10.

A woman weeps after
passing the Queen’s coffin.

CHARLES MIRANDA
& DANIELLE GUSMAROLI
IN LONDON
THE Prince and Princess of
Wales, William and Kate, have
greeted a large throng of wellwishers at the gates of the
royal Sandringham Estate.
The couple, in formal
mourning suits, viewed a large
floral tribute to the Queen outside the estate where the royal
family gathers to celebrate
Christmas, with Kate crouching
down to read some of the cards.
As Prince of Wales, William
will now run the Sandringham
Estate which, like the Balmoral
Castle, is privately owned by the
Windsor family.

William and Kate make an emotional visit to
Sandringham to look at tributes to the Queen
The couple also spoke and
shook hands with those who
had come out to see them, much
as they did outside the gates of
Windsor earlier in the week.
In one poignant moment,
Kate shook the hand of an elderly lady who, overcome with
the moment, would not let go.
Kate patiently chatted before
moving along a fence line to
speak with other well-wishers.
The royal couple looked
composed and more relaxed
than they have all week, smiling
broadly and taking their time to

chat with the huge crowd who
had come out to see them and
pay their respects.
At one stage Kate was overwhelmed by the amount of
flowers she was being handed
before an aide rushed in to relieve her of the bunches. Police
estimated the number of people
who turned up to the gates was
at least 1000.
King Charles handed the
baton of royal public mourning
to his son as the monarch retreated from the spotlight for a
day of private reflection at his

Highgrove home.
Further north in Manchester, Charles’ youngest brother
Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex,
shouldered their share of the
public limelight and lit a candle
at Manchester Cathedral for
the Queen.
Crowds for the Wessexes
were left in awe when Sophie
leaned over the metal barriers
holding back the crowds to unexpectedly hug a boy with special needs called John. The long
embrace left others around

them emotional. Josh then
asked if Sophie could hug his
bear to which she gave it a
squeeze. “Happy,” Josh said
when asked what he thought of
the hug.
And Princess Anne and her
husband Sir Tim Timothy Laurence travelled to Glasgow to
meet mourners and representatives of organisations of which
her mother was a patron.
King Charles has been visibly suffering with grief since
losing his mother last Thursday.
In the detailed planning for
the aftermath of the Queen’s
death – known as Operation
London Bridge – a day away
from the intense spotlight and
avalanche of official duties was

Rich history behind Queen’s famous crown
DANIELLE GUSMAROLI IN LONDON

THE Imperial State Crown resting
on a purple velvet cushion on
the Queen’s coffin at Westminster
Hall is the most familiar of all
her crowns.
Worn by the monarch at her
1953 coronation, it is made of gold
and encrusted with 2868 diamonds,
17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, 269 pearls
and four rubies.
It holds some of the Crown Jewels’ most famous pieces, including

the Black Prince’s Ruby, the Stuart Sapphire, and the Cullinan II
diamond.
In a 2018 BBC documentary
about her coronation, the Queen
amused viewers by manhandling
the weighty garland.
She once joked that even the Imperial State Crown was so heavy
that if she looked down while wearing it, “it would break your neck”.
“Fortunately, my father and I had
the same sort of shaped head, but
once you put it on it stays. It just

remains, itself,” she told the BBC in
2018. “You can’t look down to read
the speech. You have to take the
speech up.
“So there are some disadvantages
to crowns but otherwise they’re
quite important things,” she said.
Given its weight, she stopped
wearing the Imperial State Crown
to the state opening of parliament in
her 90s. Instead, it was carried in on
a cushion.
The main diamond at the front of
the Imperial State Crown is called

the Cullinan II. It was cut from
the Cullinan diamond, the largest
diamond ever mined when it
was discovered in South Africa
in 1905.
Other famous jewels include the
Black Prince’s Ruby – cut from a
stone called ruby spinel that resembles ruby – and the Stuart Sapphire
at the back of the crown.
The latter 104-carat gem has an
uncertain history but is thought to
date back to King Charles II who ascended to the throne in 1660.
The Imperial State Crown.
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set aside for the new monarch.
The period will allow the
King to contemplate the momentous events of the past
week which saw him proclaimed the royal ruler in a public ceremony steeped in pomp
and tradition.
His raw grief was on display
when he walked with his siblings behind their mother’s coffin along Edinburgh’s Royal
Mile. King Charles was also
clearly struggling with the pain
of losing his mother when he
stood guard at her coffin in Edinburgh’s St Giles Cathedral as
part of the Vigil of the Princes
ceremony.
And again when he marched
behind his “darling Mama’s”

cortege through London to
Westminster Hall.
During his day of rest, it is
understood he was preparing
for his mother’s state funeral on
Monday and his new role as
monarch, which involves receiving the famous red boxes of
state papers.
Every day of the year, except
Christmas Day, King Charles
receives a plethora of information from government ministers and representatives in
Commonwealth and foreign
countries in the form of policy
papers, cabinet documents and
Foreign Office telegrams.
The correspondence also includes a daily summary of
events in parliament, letters and

other state papers which are
sent by his private secretary in
red boxes also used by Government ministers to carry
confidential documents.
All of the papers have to be
read and, where necessary,
approved and signed.
The red boxes are made by
leather goods company Barrow and Gale but it is not
known if King Charles has received a new set or is using
the Queen’s for the time
being.
The late Queen still used
the boxes that were made for
her on her coronation in
1953, having had them refurbished for years.

Veils &
pearls
with a
meaning
NADIA SALEMME & DANIELLE
GUSMAROLI IN LONDON
VEILS steeped in history and
jewellery with a personal touch
will play a symbolic role in the
mourning attire worn by Kate
Middleton and Meghan Markle at the Queen’s funeral.
The Princess of Wales and
Duchess of Sussex (both pictured), along with other female
members of the royal family,
are expected to wear black
veils when the monarch is laid
to rest at a state funeral on
Monday.
Typically made of lace, tulle
or netting, the royal veil has
links to the Victorian era.
Queen Victoria wore one for
the rest off
her life after
the death off
her
husb a n d ,
Prince Albert.
The
Queen and
Q u e e n
Mother both
wore sheer,
black veils to King George VI’s
funeral in 1952.
A modern example came
last year when Kate wore a
short, netted veil attached to a
headpiece to Prince Philip’s funeral, although the Queen herself chose not to wear one on
the day.
Jewellery is also expected to
carry personal meaning at the
Queen’s funeral, as royals have
already worn pieces given to
them by the monarch during
official engagements since her
death. Meghan wore pearl and
diamond drop earrings gifted
to her by the Queen at the procession of the coffin on Wednesday, while Kate wore her
grandmother-in-law’s
diamond and pearl leaf brooch,
accessorised by pearl drop earrings once belonging to Princess Diana.
At Buckingham Palace on
Tuesday, Kate wore a triplestrand pearl necklace that is
believed to have been from the
Queen’s personal jewellery
collection.
“The pearls were thought to
represent tears, establishing a
tradition that has lasted until
the present day,” jeweller Maxwell Stone said.

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Guard collapses and falls from coffin podium during vigil
A LIVE stream of the Queen lying in
state had to be pulled off air after a
royal guard collapsed while on duty.
The official was standing on the
podium beside the late monarch’s
coffin when he fell to the floor in
front of shocked mourners.
Footage of the incident shows
the guard swaying before dropping
to the ground in Westminster Hall.
Members of the public there to
pay their respects to the Queen
gasped as other servicemen rushed
to help the stricken guard.
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A live stream from inside the
building was cut short following the
incident on Wednesday night but is
now back up.
The Queen’s coffin has been
placed on a podium, known as a
catafalque, as she lies in state until
Monday, the day of her funeral.
As mourners file past, the platform is being guarded around the
clock by Sovereign’s Bodyguard, the
Household Division, and Yeoman
Warders of the Tower of London.
Thousands of tearful members of

the public are queuing through the
streets as they wait to enter in emotional scenes following the Queen’s
death last Thursday.
The queue could reach lengths of
10 miles (16 kilometres) , with infrastructure currently set up to support
nearly seven miles (11 kilometres) of
royal fans stretching from Lambeth
Bridge to Southwark Park.
If necessary, the park will accommodate an extra three miles (five
kilometres) of zig-zag lines.
Many are hoping to offer their

condolences to the Queen and be a
part of history by viewing her coffin.
But it is not guaranteed that
everyone who makes the queue will
get to see the Queen lying in state.
There will be an element of selfpolicing when it comes to people
keeping their places in the queue for
the Queen’s lying in state, it is
understood. Those waiting in line
will be given a coloured and numbered wristband, specific to each
person, allowing them to leave for a
A Royal Guard falls to the floor.
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SPRINGING BACK
Sport and arts events to
bring $500m into state

Carla Zampatti model Mariangel Ballestas, Australian basketballer Bec Allen, jockey Tom Sherry, Sydney FC soccer player Connor O’Toole, NSW tourism minister Ben Franklin and
Silvie Paladino, the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella the Musical gather to mark the start of an events boom in Sydney. Picture: John Feder

MATTHEW BENNS

SCAN FOR DETAILS

EDITOR-AT-LARGE
SYDNEY’S back, baby! A
super Saturday of sport kicks
off a packed calendar of
events that will pump more
than $500 million into the
NSW economy.
The NRL and AFL double
header at Moore Park in front
of more than 80,000 fans and
the launch of the Everest Carnival at Royal Randwick are
just the beginning as the state
springs into summer.
But the lack of parking
means everyone from the
Premier down is urging fans
to take free public transport
laid on for the big day.
“The city is going to be
pumping with three major
events within hours of each
other,” Premier Dominic Perrottet said after delivering a
rousing pep talk to the Sydney
Swans after their training session at the Sydney Cricket
Ground yesterday.
“This is what you love
doing so smash it,” Mr Perrottet told the team, who will
play in front of him and a sellout crowd of more than

Dominic Perrottet with Dane Rampe, Luke Parker and Callum Mills. Picture: Phil Hillyard

44,000 people in their preliminary final against Collingwood on Saturday afternoon.
Rain has restricted Sydney
Showground on-field parking
to just 900 spots and a new
1500 space underground car
park at the $828 million Allianz Stadium is yet to be completed. Mr Perrottet said
Infrastructure Minister Rob
Stokes is “working on it, we
are going to move to ensure
that parking gets completed
as quickly as possible.

“The main thing is that we
want everyone to get public
transport this weekend,” Mr
Perrottet said, with ticket
holders able to use increased
train and bus services for free.
Half an hour after the AFL
fans leave the SCG, the last of
up to 42,000 NRL fans will be
taking their seats next door at
Allianz Stadium at 8pm to see
the Sharks and Rabbitohs finals showdown.
And just across the park
from 11.40am, more than

10,000 race goers will be at
Royal Randwick for the start
of the Everest Carnival.
“What a time to be out and
about to celebrate Sydney’s
warming sunny spring weather at Royal Randwick for the
start of Spring racing,” Australian Turf Club chief executive Jamie Barkley said.
“The start of the Sydney
Spring Carnival begins the
best period of sport and entertainment in Sydney all year
and sees the return of record

crowds to racing post Covid,’’
Mr Barkley said.
That festival of events,
which continues this weekend
with the Sydney Marathon on
Sunday, will pump more than
$500 million into the NSW
economy and see a huge
range of sport and cultural
events in the Harbour City.
On stage, Baz Luhrmann’s
Moulin Rouge! continues its
run until December, the
Phantom of the Opera plays
at The Opera House and
Tony Award winning musical
Cinderella comes to the Capitol Theatre. Opera on Cockatoo Island opens in November
with Bizet’s Carmen and
international acts coming to
Sydney include Bruno Mars
while a Carla Zampatti exhibi-

tion opens at The Powerhouse in November.
In sport, there’s the road
cycling world championships,
Ironman 70.3 triathlon in
Penrith, the T20 cricket
World Cup and guest soccer
sides Everton and Celtic playing in the Sydney Super Cup.
The women’s basketball
World Cup also starts next
week. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play in a
global tournament of this
prestige on home soil, in front
of family and friends,” Opal
Rebecca Allen said.
“This is my third World
Cup and it’s always a very
competitive event, so I hope
that the support from Aussie
fans will help give us the edge
we need over the 11 other
competing nations.”
NSW Tourism Minister
Ben Franklin said: “This Saturday is the springboard for a
jam-packed major events calendar for spring and summer.
“(The events) will bring
millions of visitors into our
state and deliver over $500
million of visitor expenditure
to the NSW economy.”
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Harbourside overhaul gets green light but neighbour is puzzled
BEN WILMOT
A DRAMATIC overhaul of the ageing Harbourside shopping centre in
Darling Harbour has won approval
from the NSW government.
But while the billionaire who
owns the Sofitel hotel next door
says he will be a good neighbour, he
remains perplexed about the project’s inclusion of residential units.
Dr Jerry Schwartz, who owns the
five-star hotel and is the country’s
largest private hotel investor, has
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waged a campaign against introducing residential towers into the area
as it would hit its reputation as a
tourist hub. The busy Darling Harbour area is seeing some new hotel
rooms with Chinese-backed developer Greaton at last coming closer
to completing the W Sydney, with
construction company Multiplex
working to finish it off after two earlier builders collapsed.
But Mirvac’s scheme will see the
old shopping centre torn down to
make way for a multi-level retail

property – with a new tower to include 350 luxury apartments and
premium offices.
The development is one of the
biggest bets on city retail and mixed
use properties in the wake of the
pandemic but it looks safe given that
Sydney Harbour real estate is such a
drawcard.
The redevelopment is one step
closer as the NSW government has
entered into an agreement with
Mirvac to turn the site into what it
dubbed a world-class retail, residen-

tial, commercial workplace and entertainment precinct.
Dr Schwartz says he will be a
good neighbour but expects the
same from Mirvac, and is hopeful
the developer will be mindful of his
hotel guests when construction gets
underway. He was told in recent
meetings that work would kick off in
January but he remains against the
project in principle.
Dr Schwartz thinks the area
should be reserved for tourism
activities.
Artist’s impression of the redevelopment.

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myGov
gets an
overhaul
JOE HILDEBRAND
AUSTRALIANS are about to
get a digital revolution, with
the former boss of Telstra recruited to overhaul the myGov
website and transform the federal government’s online services to make them more userfriendly.
As exclusively revealed by
The Daily Telegraph in April,
the
government
will
launch
a
wholesale rew
vview of the
myGov website,
asking
everyday users
where it is failw
ing and refocusing the platform entirely on
better user experience.
It can now be revealed that
the overhaul will go even further, with a full root and
branch review of how the government’s digital services can
be simplified, improved and
expanded, to be led by former
Telstra CEO David Thodey.
Mr Thodey (pictured) will
lead a task force of leaders
across technology, ethics, public health and government.
Government Services Minister Bill Shorten believes there
is potential for a complete
transformation of the government’s online operations.

Myer shows
it is mighty
MYER chief executive John
King has paraded the retailer’s
financial strength as his turnaround gathers momentum,
after unveiling on Thursday
Myer’s strongest second-half
profit in a decade and the resumption of full year dividends
for the first time since 2017.
After the Covid-19 lockdowns last year – when Myer
lost 2463 department store
trading days – it has quickly
roared back into brisk activity
at its stores, as well as online,
leading to bumper profits.
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Will row’s Trevi twist
Could this
pic be key to
settling $1m
estate battle?

Maria Okinczyc
y in front of Rome’s
Rome s
Trevi Fountain in the 1980s and
((above)) as a young woman and
(below) in her later years.

EXCLUSIVE

JOHN ROLFE
AN old happy-snap at one of
Europe’s favourite tourist
destinations is now at the
heart of a seven-year, milliondollar battle for NSW’s largest sum of unclaimed money.
The man leading the crusade says the photo – at
Rome’s Trevi Fountain in the
1980s – is critical evidence in
determining the proper way
to distribute Polish immigrant and former prisoner of
war Maria Okinczyc’s estate.
The loot comes from the
sale of Mrs Okinczyc’s modest
but well-positioned home

near Cabramatta station. She
had no children of her own
and died in 2001.
However, her husband,
who passed away decades
earlier, had a son from a previous relationship. That son’s
children engaged “Money
Detective” Peter King to pursue the estate in 2015.
Under a 1982 will, the Italian relatives were to receive a
third of Mrs Okinczyc’s estate, with the balance going to
her Australian friends.
But there was another will
– dated July 25, 1985.
Mr King told The Daily
Telegraph he believed that
will was suspect. He doubted

Mrs Okinczyc actually signed
it, partly because the Italian
relatives had told him she was
visiting them at the time.
“From their recollection of
events in the summer of 1985,
Maria definitely arrived in
Italy in early July” and was
still there in August, Mr King
said. To support their claim,
the Italians produced photos
from her trip, including the
one at the Trevi Fountain.
In a bid to test this claim,
The Daily Telegraph asked
the Australian Border Force
for details of Mrs Okinczyc’s
departure from Sydney to
Rome. ABF said the information couldn’t be provided

to the media. The ABF was
then asked who could be
given that information and
referred the inquiry to Home
Affairs, which provided a link
to its privacy policy that indicated travel details could be
given to an unspecified “investigating body”.
The 1985 will left nearly all
of Mrs Okinczyc’s estate to
her husband’s son. But the
son died before Mrs Okinczyc, and the will didn’t set out
what was to happen in such
circumstances. Nonetheless,
there was a grant of letters of
administration by a court in
2004 based on the 1985 will.
Because of flaws in the will,

Mrs Okinczyc was deemed
d med to
have died without a valid will,
meaning the proceeds from
the sale of her home – about
$1.07m – went into unclaimed
money held by Revenue NSW.
Had the 1985 will been
valid, the Italians would have
received all but $5000 of the
estate. However, they are
supporting the bid to have the
1982 will recognised.
Mr
King
questioned
whether the court had given
proper consideration in 2004
of the first will. He appealed to
NSW Attorney-General Mark
Speakman to investigate the
grant of letters of administration on the second will.

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Senseless tragic cycle
It shouldn’t take the deaths of five innocent teens for behaviours to change

A

ANNA
CALDWELL

The scar of
road fatalities
on small towns
is one that
never goes
away.

s the small town of Buxton
buried the first of five teens
killed in a horror crash
yesterday, my mind was
pulled back to thoughts of
another four young people who died
on a different dark country road in
2008.
It was my first year as a journalist
and my main job was reporting on
road fatalities.
And there were many of them. I
used to speak almost weekly to the
family of beautiful baby Jet, who was
killed when a driver had an epileptic
fit and ploughed into his mum’s car.
Jet’s family fought courageously to
change the law to have drivers report
medical conditions.
Then there were stories of teens
killed on country roads and truck
drivers who went to work and never
came home. All of them were devastating deaths that could have been
prevented.
But one crash, outside the small
town of Warwick in Queensland, has
always stuck with me.
Abby Ezzy, Max Thorley, Nick
Nolan and Brett McKenzie had been
on a night out before they were wiped
out after crossing on to the wrong side
of the highway in January 2008.
They were among Warwick’s best
and brightest – a young crew of two
teens, a 20-year-old and a 21-year-old
who had all of life’s opportunities
awaiting them. Their deaths changed
the town forever.
My former colleague from Brisbane’s The Courier Mail, Leanne Edmistone, revisited Warwick five years
after the fatalities, in 2013, to check in
with the school mates of the four who
died.
“Theirs is a mateship heavily tested,” her report said.
“A bond formed in classrooms and
on footy fields now forged unbreakable through sudden loss, howling
grief and the numb emptiness knowing one is gone forever”.
The school mates had grown up
and experienced all the firsts their
mates never would. Some had left the
small town, others still had to travel
the same road where four bright
lights were extinguished. One had
told his new girlfriend all the stories
about the mate he lost.
For all, pain kept a vice-like grip on
their lives.
The folks left behind after a road

A floral tribute at the
site of the Buxton
crash this week

death often give journalists the privilege of inviting them into their living
room.
This week we’ve learned stories of
the special five killed at Buxton – Gabrielle McLennan (a star player for
the Picton Magpies), Tyrese Bechard
(known as a respectful young man),
Summer Williams (vibrant and enthusiastic), Antonio Desisto (happy
and humble) and Lily Van De Putte
(caring, empathetic and cheeky).
Families often share these stories
in part so they can honour and pay
tribute to their lost loved one but
many often say it’s because they hope
they can spread a message to stop
others dying in vain.
And yet, it keeps on happening.
On the back of the Buxton horror,
a fresh debate has already started
over restrictions on P-plate drivers.
Tyrell Edwards, the driver in the
Buxton crash, previously had his li-

cence suspended twice but could
legally get behind the wheel on a P2
licence.
In NSW, P1 drivers caught speeding incur four demerit points and lose
their licence for at least three months
– but can still attain a P2 licence after
12 months without penalty.
Edwards has now been charged by
police with five counts of dangerous
driving causing death.
Edwards will live a life of indescribable pain. But many others have
done precisely what he did without
the horrific consequences.
John Van De Putte – the father of
young victim Lily – has led the call for
tougher rules.
“Laws for P-platers need to be
more stringent,” Mr Van De Putte
told The Australian. “P-platers
shouldn’t have passengers in the car,
no mobile phones on, mobile phones
have got to be in the back of the boot

and you even get your licence a bit
later”.
NSW Labor confirmed this week
they wanted a review of conditions on
P-platers, particularly repeat offenders. Bizarrely, Roads Minister Natalie
Ward said she wanted to wait until
the NSW coroner delivered a report
into the deaths of the Buxton five before making a decision.
“The circumstances surrounding
this event are still under investigation
and I do not want to pre-empt the
findings of the coroner’s report but we
will of course be looking very closely
at those findings once they are
released.”
The strange comments seem to be
borne from a fantasy land in which
the tragedy of Buxton is the first and
last case of its kind.
It is a miracle that there are not
more multiple fatality crashes.
While we’re looking at P-plate restrictions, there must also be more we
can do in driver education of young
people. It’s obviously not working
well enough.
Any girl will tell you she’s found
herself in cars driven by boys going
too fast. They’ll also tell you how hard
it is to speak up and tell them to slow
down.
The glamour of thrill-seeking
speedsters persists and we need to
work to make it profoundly uncool.
We’ve done huge volumes of work
on driver education in recent decades.
We know, for example, the graduated
P-plate scheme has helped. Since it
was introduced in NSW, driver fatalities under 25 have dropped by 64 per
cent.
But there’s more to do.
The scar of road fatalities on small
towns is one that never goes away. A
common thread is the ripple effect it
has on communities.
From the first responders to the
folks who just happen upon the crash.
From the hairdresser who cut their
hair every two months since they
were kids to the high school principal
who watched them grow up.
It’s tragic that it has taken another
five deaths to have the conversation
again.
We don’t need to wait for an inquest to tell us what we already know.
Kids will keep dying on roads in
deaths that are utterly preventable.
It’s up to us to find ways to turn the
dial on behaviour.

Simple set of values underpinned life of the Queen
IN THE Netflix series The Crown,
Queen Elizabeth takes a liking to a
then young evangelist, Billy Graham,
and invites him to preach at the Royal
family’s private chapel at Windsor.
Later over a cup of tea, the Queen
tells the American preacher that her
great joy during his sermon was to
feel as a “simple congregant” and that
she “thinks of herself as a simple
Christian. It is the value of Christian
living that guides me and defines me”.
While the specific conversation is a
Hollywood invention, the Queen did
like Billy Graham, she did invite him
to preach at her home and she spoke
to him regularly through her life.
It also accurately portrays two
aspects of the Queen’s character and
leadership style that endear her to
millions.
The first has been well documented. The Queen walked humbly while
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MATT
CANAVAN
still exercising authority. The most
common description from those who
met her this past week is how she
made people feel so comfortable and
at ease in her presence.
The second has been almost unremarked. The Queen was a committed
Christian and took her title as “Defender of the Faith” seriously. That
role was not originally an Anglican
one. The title “Defender of the Faith”
was bestowed by Pope Leo X to King
Henry VIII after he defended the sacrament of marriage and the
supremacy of the Pope.
Later, Henry would divorce mul-

tiple wives and split with the Catholic
Church on the issue of marriage. No
matter, the subsequent kings and
queens of England kept the title.
The Queen did not preach her
Christianity but she did express it
often, mainly through her Christmas
broadcasts.
On the 2000th anniversary of
Christ’s birth, she said: “For me, the
teachings of Christ and my own personal accountability before God provide a framework in which I try to
lead my life.”
It is hard to explain the global outpouring of sadness, from Hong Kong
to Brazil, on the Queen’s passing.
At least some of it is because deep
down we know that her humble,
Christian leadership may have departed with her in our post-modern,
uber-materialistic world.
The Queen’s reign overlapped

with enormous technological and
social change. She was the first monarch to deliver Christmas broadcasts
by television. In her first television address in 1957, the Queen recognised
that many felt “lost” with the speed of
the changes.
She warned that the “trouble is
caused by unthinking people who
carelessly throw away ageless ideals
as if they were old and outworn
machinery. They would have religion
thrown aside. Morality in personal
and public life made meaningless.
Honesty counted as foolishness and
self-interest set up in place of selfrestraint.” We have ignored Queen
Elizabeth’s prophetic warning and
tossed aside old values and principles
at the altar of progress.
We have an unyielding faith that
new things must make things better.
Hence, we naively fall for the new

fads of gender fluidity or empty slogans like “love is love”. All while family breakdown, drug use, domestic
violence and sexual assault increase.
The spontaneous, nostalgic response of the past week is emotional.
But we should also think about
why this reaction has occurred. There
is a longing to return to Christian values of loyalty, duty and sacrifice.
In her 1957 Christmas broadcast,
the Queen said: “We need a special
kind of courage, not the kind needed
in battle but a kind which makes us
stand up for everything that we know
is right, everything that is true and
honest.”
Next week the Queen will receive
a Christian burial. It will be left to the
next generation to determine whether the values she reflected so admirably are buried with her.
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Community farewells Tyrese

A CHEEKY
KID WITH
BIG PLANS
SHANNON TONKIN

Family and friends mourn crash victim Tyrese Bechard at his funeral. Picture: John Grainger

TYRESE Bechard had big
goals and good friends, with
the “world in the palm of his
hand”.
The 15-year-old was farewelled in a moving church
ceremony at Picton yesterday, the first funeral for the
five teens killed in an horrific
crash in Buxton last week.
Brought up by his grandparents after the death of his
mother, Tyrese was remembered by family and friends as
a “cheeky kid” with “contagious energy”.
But his heartbroken aunt
Rebecca and his shattered
cousins and mates told the
250 mourners at the HisHouse Church that “Reecey”

was much more, as well.
Rebecca said her nephew
had grown into a “respectful,
honest and beautiful young
man” who had big plans for
his future.
“He had the world in the
palm of his hand, he had big
goals set for himself,” she said,
revealing he wanted to save
money for a house and had
planned in the near future to
buy a car so he could drive his
grandparents around.
“Miss your laugh, your
cheeky smile, your contagious energy and your bear
hugs.”
His cousins Marcus and
Nadia also paid respects in
heartfelt statements read out
by Pastor Michael Bourke.
“He was like a second

brother to me ... whenever we
would have a family gathering I’d look forward to seeing
him there,” Marcus said.
“I’ll never forget what he’s
done for my family and me.”
Nadia acknowledged the
tragedy of her cousin’s death.
“You were always so kind,
you had the biggest heart, the
most precious smile. You’ll always have a special place in
my heart,” she said.
The families of his friends
in the Nissan Navara that
ploughed into a tree on East
Parade last Tuesday – fellow
Picton High students Lily van
de Putte, 15, Summer Williams, 14, Antonio Desisto, 15,
and
14-year-old
Gabby
McLennan – also honoured
Tyrese.

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at the first funeral for the Buxton crash victims

Driver in
Supreme
bail bid

SHANNON TONKIN

Pallbearers at the funeral for Tyrese Bechard (inset bottom), while friends (above left) comfort each other at the church in Picton. Pic: Jonathan Ng
Exaven Desisto and John
van de Putte, the fathers of
Antonio and Lily, came to pay
their respects before burying
their own children in the
coming days.
In a sombre, solitary act
before the service, Mr van de
Putte steered his wheelchair
over to Tyrese’s coffin and
placed a hand gently on the

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casket in tribute to a young
life tragically cut short.
Four of Tyrese’s friends
spoke about their close bonds
and their shared experiences
growing up in and around
Wollondilly, where they
made memories that will last
a lifetime.
Blake said the pair regularly hung out together but

recalled a special moment between them when Tyrese told
him “Blake, you make me a
better person”.
“You don’t know how
happy I was,” he said.
Wade and Charlie described their mate as a “good
friend” who would do “anything for anyone”, while Dean
told mourners he will cherish

the memories he had of the
pair “laughing, giggling and
crying” with each other.
At the end of the service,
mourners forming a guard of
honour outside the church
clapped as the hearse carrying Tyrese’s coffin made its
way to Picton cemetery.
Earlier, Tyrese’s grandmother Lily Tan and his aunt

Maria Ma were greeted at the
church by mourners, many of
whom extended open arms to
the grieving family.
The 18-year-old driver,
Tyrell Edwards, was the sole
survivor of the crash.
He has since been charged
with five counts of dangerous
driving occasioning death
and was refused bail in court.

THE teenage driver charged
over the Buxton crash tragedy
will take his bid for bail to the
NSW Supreme Court.
Tyrell Edwards, 18, was arrested and charged with five
counts of dangerous driving on
Wednesday last week, less
than 24 hours after the deaths
of Tyrese Bechard, Lily van de
P u t t e , Summer Williams, Anto-nio Desisto
o
and Gabbyy
McLennan,,
all of whom
m
were passen-gers in Ed-w a r d s ’
Nissan Nav-ara when itt slammed into a
tree on East Parade, allegedly
while being driven at high
speed. Edwards (inset) fronted
Picton Local Court last Thursday, where he was refused bail.
His lawyer, Karen Watson,
has since lodged paperwork
seeking to have a bail application heard before the NSW
Supreme Court.
The matter is listed for
mention before a registrar on
Monday, however any application is not expected to come
before a judge until at least
next month.

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BORN TO
BE BLUE
AND GOLD
WILLIAM TYSON

SOME rugby league supporters
choose their teams – others are
born into them.
Shortly before Melissa
Amey was introduced into the
world, her mother Joan Keys
was watching Eels legend Ray
Price score a hat trick for
Parramatta at the-then
Endeavour Field in Cronulla.
Ms Keys was not due to
have her daughter until the
following week, but even
feeling the signs of an
imminent birth did not
stop the proud mum-to-be
from witnessing the famous
club moment.
“She thought it could have
been happening during the
game, but they stayed for the
whole game because he (Price)
scored three tries,” Ms Amey
said. “They called the doctor
after getting back to
Parramatta ... and I was born
that night.”
Ms Amey has passed on the
Eels tradition to her offspring
Nicholas and Olivia, and all
three generations will be there
at Commbank Stadium on
Friday night to cheer on their
team against the Raiders in the
sudden-death final.

Nicholas Amey, Joan Keys, Melissa Amey and Olivia Amey outside Commbank Stadium. Picture: Richard Dobson

DV reports keep rising
ANGIRA BHARADWAJ
DOMESTIC and sexual violence is rapidly rising even as
crimes in many other categories decline, concerning new
statistics have revealed.
Advocates say assaults predominantly committed against
women are the outlier in a
statewide trend of fewer crimes
— with services reporting a
disturbing increase in rapes in
schools and universities.
Police reports of domestic
assaults shot up 11 per cent in
the five years to June 2022
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Assaults up while other crimes have declined
rose by 14 per cent in the same
period, figures from the NSW
Bureau of Crime Statistics and
Research (BOCSAR) show.
Break and enter reports fell
36 per cent, robbery fell 38 per
cent and car theft was down by
18 per cent.
The Sutherland Shire had
the biggest increase in domestic violence incidents, up 43
per cent, while the Mid-North
Coast and the Murray region
increased by 36 per cent each.
Sexual assaults increased

the most in the Hunter Valley,
by 40 per cent, and the Southern Highlands, up 33 per cent.
Full Stop Australia chief
executive Hayley Forster said
some of the growing reports
for sexual and domestic violence could be attributed to
more victims coming forward
but the rise in violent sexual
assaults in schools and universities could inform the data.
“We are heartened that
more and more people are feeling confident to reach out for

support,” Ms Forster said.
“There is more community
awareness around the fact that
domestic and sexual violence is
not OK.
“It is in some ways getting
worse. Over half of our clients
are under the age of 25. We are
seeing really distressing, really
severe cases of sexual assault
for people in university and
high school.
“A lot of drink spiking,
stealthing … People are almost
getting their sex-ed from porn.

That’s informing their idea of
how they are supposed to be
approaching their first sexual
experiences.”
Ms Forster said it was crucial that support was available
for those coming forward to report their experiences.
“Our concern is that when
people are coming forward
they are getting an appropriate
response,” she said.
“One in three people who
call the sexual violence helpline can’t get through.”

BOCSAR executive director Jackie Fitzgerald said the
pandemic had interrupted the
usual criminal patterns –
prompting the widespread
declines in other categories.
“The
Covid-crime
reduction has delivered huge
benefits to the volume of property offences. Unfortunately,
however, violent crimes generally have not fallen,’’ Ms Fitzgerald said.
Police reports of domestic
assault and sexual offences
were already increasing before
the pandemic and that hasn’t
changed.”

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Call for fair
go on rent

COURT’S
LESSON
IN DUI
ASHLEIGH TULLIS
A SCHOOL teacher who
says she chose to drive a
short distance after
drinking because it would
have been ”unsafe’’ to
sleep in her car at that spot
has been let off by a court.
Olivia Paige Mir, 29, was
stopped by police at 2am in
a Caringbah carpark and
recorded a mid-range drink
driving level. She said she
had consumed six or seven
drinks in the 11 hours prior.
Sutherland Local Court
was told Mir had gone out
drinking with other
teachers during the school
holidays and had intended
to be sober and drive
home. But she drank too
much and planned to sleep
in her car at a train station.
The court heard Mir was
moving her car to a safer
location when she was
stopped by police.
Magistrate Hugh
Donnelly said Mir made
“poor decisions” that night,
and sleeping in her car at a
train station was not a good
“plan B” option, but he
made the decision not to
record a conviction.

Evictions labelled ‘outrageous’
CLARISSA BYE

School teacher Olivia Mir has escaped a conviction for drink driving.

TENANTS being evicted at the end
of their lease for merely wanting
to negotiate a fairer rental is “outrageous”, Heffron state Labor MP Ron
Hoenig says.
His comments come in the wake of
drastic rent increases in inner Sydney
suburbs – in some cases by as much as
35 per cent, or hundreds of dollars, with
landlords sometimes terminating leases when renters question the hikes.
Mr Hoenig said many renters had
approached him, desperate about the
jumps in rental costs.
“I am very concerned about these
huge increases in rent when some of
these increases can’t be justified,” he
said. “It is outrageous that tenants are
evicted at the end of their lease
merely for wanting to negotiate a fairer
outcome.
“Landlords need to be reminded that
good, long-term tenants are to the
landlord’s financial benefit.”
Under NSW laws, if a rental agreement does not specify a fixed term or
the agreement is on a continuing (periodic) tenancy, then rent can only be increased once in a 12-month period.

And in that case, landlords must give
tenants at least 60 days written notice.
Jana, who lived in an apartment at
on the border between Waterloo and
Zetland, said she’s been forced to leave
as her rent rise was too high. She and
her partner began renting a two-bedroom apartment in October last year
for $640 a week, which she understood
was a good price during the pandemic.
“But it wasn’t anything flash, and we
had a lot of mould issues,” she said.
“So when they said they would put
the rent up to $850 a week, a $210 increase, we asked if we could get a reduction. They agreed to $830, but we
could not afford that either.”
The state government, which has responsibility for regulating tenancies,
has been approached for comment.
Federal Housing Minister Julie Collins said the Albanese government had
a set of policies to address the issue.
“We’ve acted quickly by unlocking
up to $575 million available to invest in
social and affordable housing,” she said.
“We will introduce a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council to
ensure the Commonwealth plays a leadership role in increasing housing supply
and improving housing affordability.”

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Twiggy’s renovating again
IT IS only two years since the Perth based
Andrew and Nicola Forrest completed their initial
makeover of their Point Piper harbourfront home,
and now they are seeking further renovations.
The mining billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest
and his wife have lodged another Luigi Roselli
development application with the works estimated to
cost $678,000. Their initial works which transformed
the 1950s home cost $725,000 after its 2020 approval.
In the intervening time the couple worked on
updating their Wunulla Rd boatshed and repairing
the sea wall.
The current proposal is for a northern extension
to the existing first floor to relocate their master
bedroom, with the existing master bedroom space at
the rear to be reconfigured into a living area.
“Given the reasonableness of the proposal and the
vast extent of available views, the overall view impact
is considered minor,” their application to Woollahra
Council suggests.
It was 2018 when the couple emerged as the $16.3
million sight-unseen buyers of the trendy
harbourfront matrimonial home of Ben and Lucy
May who had paid $11.85 million two years prior.

Guess who don’t sue
*Which controversial sportsman had a whinge
about having to “smile” then “look serious” while
posing up with his partner at an ultra-luxe event this
week?
*Which world famous director forces his crew to do
bootcamp-style squats and push-ups every hour
while on set, often during 16-18 hour shifts? This
same director recently had security carry them over
a section of dirty ground to avoid muddying a fresh
pair of sneakers.

Chefs on tour de food
SYDNEY is the backdrop for a tale
of two chefs.
Two international foodie icons
from different culinary backgrounds
are in town, showcasing their talents
to a devoted following in Sydney.
On one side of town, Nobu
Matsuhisa, founder of luxe Japanese
restaurant Nobu (which he owns
with Hollywood heavyweight Robert
De Niro) was visiting his newest
outpost at Crown, Sydney.
While at Hickson Road Reserve
at The Rocks, the “Godfather of the
Food Truck”, Roy Choi (inset, top),
was sampling tacos and sipping
margarita’s as host of the Don Julio
Food Truck Fiesta event at the
World Class Cocktail Festival.
Choi gained prominence as the
founder of the Korean-Mexican taco
truck in America, Kogi. He has over
500,000 followers on Instagram and
is famous for his Netflix TV show

Chef with Jon Favreau.
This marks his first trip to Sydney
and he said he’s been surprised by
the attention he received.
“Way more than I thought. And I
know in Australia you’re not
supposed to talk big, you’re supposed
to keep it mellow,” he said.
“But I’ve been blown away by
people noticing me on the street and
sending love and hugs and I didn’t
expect it.”

Choi’s food philosophy is
ffood that isn’t fancy and so of
course
he has sampled some of
c
Sydney’s
finest street foods
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and
a was impressed by the
Chaco
Ramen, the laksa at
C
Happy
Chef and Din Tai
H
Fung.
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Matsuhisa’s visit is the
first
f time he’s been able to
visit
v his Sydney venue
which opened during lockdowns.
The restaurant on Level Two
of Crown is the third Nobu in
Australia and one of 59 in his
global franchise. Like all
his venues, it’s been a
celebrity hotspot with
actor Chris Hemsworth
a regular visitor.
While in town
Matsuhisa (right) has
been visiting the fish
markets and working

with his head chefs. He will also host
a sold out cocktail party over the
weekend for 220 people, with tickets
costing $400 each.
He said the success of Nobu is
simple. “This new generation of chefs
are making things complicated,” he
said. It’s a lot of work and it’s
beautiful. But for me, the Nobu
style of food is very simple
cooking and fresh.”
Matsuhisa opened the
original Nobu in 1987 in New
York. He owns the restaurants
with De Niro, film producer
Meir Teper and Crown
Resorts.
Despite his
success, Matsuhisa
has some
surprising advice
about how to eat
his sushi: “With
your hands!”

NATURE V
Turns out Albo’s a shy pooper scooper NURTURE
PRIME ministers — they are just like us.
At least that was the case when the
Canberra press pack arrived at Anthony
Albanese’s Lodge to capture dignitaries
walking in ahead of a special event to
honour the Queen this week.
The Commonwealth heads of missions
were invited to the Prime Minister’s
residence in the aftermath of the Queen’s
passing.
Prior to the event, Mr Albanese was
spotted outside playing a game of fetch
with his beloved cavoodle Toto — an
interaction that was captured by the
cameramen around.
But when Toto decided to go to the
toilet, the PM’s minders asked the camera
crew to not film the PM grabbing a plastic
bag to humbly pick up after his dog.
Perhaps his team could already preempt one of the many headlines that the
pictures would have no doubt evoked.
Confidential is a fan of “PM down in the
dumps” and “Albo in the sh*ts”.
But even if we have no evidence to
remember it by, it’s nice to see the PM be
a good citizen and pick up after the
nation’s first dog.
Toto took over the first dog role from
schnoodle Buddy Morrison who left the
Lodge following his owner’s federal
election loss.

AS champion racehorse trainer
Chris Waller makes his way to
England for the funeral of the
Queen, his top racehorse
Nature Strip will be running at
Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Waller is one of a select
group of Australians who left
with Prime Minister Anthony
Albanese on Thursday and
said: “It’s a huge honour, it’s as
simple as that. My association
was very small, having trained
a horse for her and having the
occasional chat with her, and
the opportunity to meet her a
few times.”
In June, Nature Strip was
the star turn at Royal Ascot
where he won the King Stand
Stakes in front of a bevy of
royals, including the then
Prince of Wales and his wife
Camilla, Princess Anne and her
children Zara Tindall and Peter
Phillips. Mobility problems
prevented the Queen
attending and she watched the
race from her home at Windsor
Castle, 11km away.
On Saturday, Nature Strip
will be favourite in The Shorts
Group 2 race at Randwick.

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CONFIDENTIAL
Sydney DJs team
up with Nollsie

High view of
nation’s grief

Glenn Wilson, Shannon Noll
and Adriano Mercurio
THE biggest collaboration
of 2022 that no one saw
coming is here.
Sydney DJ duo Sunset
Bros (Adriano Mercurio &
Glenn Wilson) have
teamed up with Shannon
Noll to produce a banging
new version of Nollsie’s
2004 hit What About Me.
Teasers for the hard
house remix garnered

hundreds of thousands of
views on TikTok, with
Noll’s Australian Idol
alums Guy Sebastian and
Osher Gunsberg throwing
their support behind the
track.
“I already feel like it’s
10pm at Crystals Bundy
and I am ready to fire up,”
Gunsberg commented.
Sebastian simply left a fire

emoji. Aussie singer Taylor
Henderson chimed in: “If
this doesn’t go number
one, I’m suing Spotify.”
“I think I was still at
school when I first heard
Nollsie’s What About Me,”
Mercurio told
Confidential. “I remember
the film clip more than
anything, of him in the old
ute,” Mercurio added.

MATTHEW
Mitcham has likened the
Queen to “everybody’s grandmother”
while acknowledging Australia’s colonial past is difficult
for some.
The
champion
Australian diver is a
seven-time
Commonwealth Games
medallist and met
the Queen in Canberra in 2012 alongside basketballer Liz
Cambage.
“I guess the
Queen felt like
everybody’s mother or everybody’s grandmother,” Mitcham said from London. “It has
been really interesting to watch the process of
it all, all of the ceremony of everything happening. It feels like it harks back to older times.”
Mitcham, 34, is married to a Brit and calls
London home. The outpouring of grief has reminded him of the death of Princess Diana.
“It is a big deal here. It is completely packed
around Buckingham Palace,” he said. “The
monarchy itself, I feel like as an Australian, I
feel it doesn’t mean as much to me as it does to
the people of Britain.
“And in fact, I can’t also help but be aware of
all of the imperial and colonial past of it and the
fact that what the monarchy represents is a lot
of pain and suffering for a lot of people.”
Mitcham said he could understand why
Britain was celebrating the Queen “as a wonderful monarch”.

‘ABC FLIPPED SCRIPT’: RAPPER

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CONTROVERSIAL rapper Ali
“Ay Huncho” Younes has hit
out at the ABC over an
interview he gave to its Four
Corners show.
Younes was one of the main
interviews in Monday night’s
Postcode Wars episode, which
drew a link between drill music
and street violence.

After chatting outside court
and in the back seat of a Bentley
with reporter Grace Tobin,
Younes sat down for a one-onone interview in which he was
quizzed about his links to the
Alameddine organised crime
clan and the whereabouts of his
fugitive best friend, Masood
Zakaria. But the rapper didn’t

take kindly to his portrayal in
the episode, saying the ABC had
tried to make him “look bad”.
“ABC flipped the script on
me hard ... many times I
commented on drill music’s
violent side and said I was
against the youth violence, etc,
none of that was added,” he
wrote on his Ay Huncho page.

No joke: Lee up to
replace Grimshaw
CHANNEL Nine’s Upfronts was all about
promoting their upcoming TV show line-up
for 2023. But did the event give some
insight into who may take over when Tracy
Grimshaw vacates her post as A Current
Affair’s long-time host?
Sources tell Confidential that popular
funnyman Andy Lee, one of several hosts
on the day, suggested he would be putting
his hand up for the ACA gig.
It is understood Lee’s attempt to put
himself forward for the role was met with
laughter, with no one giving him a chance.
Lee will be busy hosting The Hundred,
which was one of several shows
Nine confirmed would be
returning next year.
A drama series on the life
of Shane Warne is set for
next year. Not that the
cricketing great’s family is
happy about it. In an
Instagram post,
daughter
Summer said to
Nine: “Do any
of you have
any respect
for Dad?”

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Shutdown Soccer hopeful had drugs worth $145,000 in backpack
of Opal is
‘a danger’

Coke bust nets
a major player

LACHLAN LEEMING
THE NSW government has
vowed to chase the train union
for lost revenue, and potentially sack workers, if plans to
shutdown the state’s Opal card
network are found to be illegal.
Transport Minister David
Elliott said legal advice received Wednesday stated the
planned shutdown was “potentially illegal” and claimed the
actions
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destroy public property … (if
members) break the law, I will
pursue through any avenue I
can for those staff members to
be charged, prosecuted and
sacked,” Mr Elliott (inset) said.
Industrial relations Minister Damien Tudehope said the
government would seek to recover damages and lost revenue if the shutdown was not
protected action.
RTBU NSW secretary Alex
Claassens said “raving about
the safety issues of turning off
an Opal machine are baseless”.

EXCLUSIVE

DERRICK KRUSCHE

Soccer player
Dhari Al Saad
was charged
with drug
supply.

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A SOCCER player from western Sydney
whose talents took him to Europe and South
America was caught by police with almost
500 grams of cocaine in his backpack.
Originally from Kuwait, Dhari Al Saad arrived in Australia as an eight-year-old and always believed soccer was the path he wanted
to take when he began playing in Doonside.
He went on to sign with low division
state league clubs Brasilis FC in Brazil
and SV Hadamar in Germany.
More recently he was with
Wollongong Wolves in the
NSW league.
Al Saad, 30, was
pulled over by police
in a Homebush
West street in May
2021. Agreed facts
state Al Saad was
in a Mazda being
driven by an associate,
Saif
Mobarak, who
is not accused
of any wrong-

doing. The officers, who were in an unmarked
car, had watched a third man dressed in orange hi-vis who approached the Mazda and
reached inside a window.
Suspecting drugs were in the Mazda, the
police stopped Al Saad and Mobarak on the
roadside.
They took Al Saad’s backpack and found
484g of cocaine, which has a potential street
value of more than $145,000. They also found
48 tablets of oxycodone – a highly addictive
opioid medication – in the car.
When asked about cocaine during the
search, Al Saad told the officers: “I don’t know
anything about that.”
He also claimed some of the oxycodone
tablets were to treat a sore throat.
The man in hi-vis told police he was “going
to buy” and had “ran up to tell them the cops
were around”.
Al Saad later admitted he lied to police
about drugs in his backpack after he was
charged with commercial drug supply.
Al Saad, who was represented by solicitor
Fadi Abbas, pleaded guilty in the NSW District Court and was sentenced to a two-year
intensive correction order. As part of his sentence, Al Saad must not commit any offence
and must do 200 hours of community work.

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Arrest in
bodies in
suitcases
mystery
SEOUL: A woman has been arrested in South Korea, accused
of murdering her two young
children whose remains were
found in suitcases in New Zealand.
The 42-year-old woman,
who is believed to be the mother of the two dead young children, was found hiding in a flat
in the city of Ulsan when she
was arrested by South Korean
police yesterday following a request from New Zealand.
She will now face extradition proceedings.
“Police arrested the suspect
at an apartment in Ulsan on
Thursday following a stakeout with tips on her whereabouts and CCTV footage,”
Seoul’s National Police Agency said in a statement.
“The suspect is accused by
the New Zealand police of having murdered two of her children, aged seven and 10 then, in
around 2018 in the Auckland
area,” it said.
“She’s been found to have
arrived in South Korea after
the crime and has been in hiding ever since.”
The Yonhap News Agency
reported the woman was a
South Korean-born New Zealand citizen and was arrested at
1am local time.
“Police plan to transfer the
woman to the Seoul Central
District Prosecutors Office in
preparation for an extradition
screening by the Seoul High
Court,” Yonhap said.
The grisly discovery was
made in August by an unsuspecting Auckland family who
had bought a trailer-load of
items -- including the suitcases
-- at an auction for abandoned
goods at a storage facility near
the city.
The family only found the
contents of the suitcases when
they opened them after arriving home.
Police believe the bodies
had been in the luggage at the
storage facility for three or four
years.
Detective Inspector Tofilau
Fa’amanuia Vaaelua in Auckland said the case was “a very
challenging investigation.”
“To have someone in custody overseas within such a
short period of time has all
been down to the assistance of
the Korean authorities and the
co-ordination by our New Zealand Police Interpol staff,” the
detective said.

Abuser Kelly guilty on
child porn charges too
CHICAGO: Disgraced musician
R. Kelly, who is already serving a 30-year sentence for serious sex offences, has also
been found guilty of child pornography and other charges
after a month-long trial.
Kelly, whose full name is
Robert Sylvester Kelly, was
convicted of three counts of
producing child pornography R Kelly in court.
and three counts of enticeKelly’s former manager,
ment of a minor. The threetime Grammy winner was Derrel McDavid, and an exacquitted on seven other employee, Milton “June”
counts, including charges that Brown, were tried alongside
he obstructed justice in a 2008 the singer in the latest trial
child pornography trial in and were also acquitted of
which he was found not guilty. obstruction charges.

the victims for their strength,
perseverance and courage in
coming forward to testify at
trial,” he added.
No sentencing date was immediately set. Kelly faces another 10 to 90 years in prison
for these new convictions, Mr
Lausch’s office said.
Upsetting excerpts from
videos depicting sexual abuse
by Kelly of girls as young as 14
were played for the jury during the trial.
Kelly was convicted in New
York in September last year of
recruiting teenagers and
women for sex. The I Believe I
Can Fly artist was found guilty

of eight charges of sex trafficking and one count of racketeering in the New York case.
Kelly’s conviction in New
York was widely seen as a
milestone for the #MeToo
movement, as it was the first
major sex abuse trial where
the majority of the accusers
were black women.
In the New York case, his
accusers described events that
often mirrored one another.
Many of the alleged victims
said they had met the singer at
concerts or mall performances
and were given slips of paper
with Kelly’s contact details by
members of his entourage.

Ukrainian soldiers sit atop a tank in the recaptured town of Izyum in the Kharkiv region of eastern Ukraine. Picture: AFP

PUTIN BOMBED AS ZELENSKY PROMISES VICTORY

KYIV: Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Zelensky promised “victory” on a visit
to the strategic city of Izyum that was
recently recaptured from Russia by
Kyiv’s army in a counter-offensive.
The visit came as news broke that
Russian President Vladimir Putin was
the victim of a bomb attack as he was
being driven in his official limousine.
Mr Putin was unharmed in the
incident, which was reported by The

HOUSTON: A raffle for a girls’ softball
league in Texas is offering prizes including an AR-15-style rifle and a Glock pistol.
Several parents complained after discovering the Montgomery County Girls
Softball League was offering the weapons
at their fundraiser. “I was shocked – it is
really upsetting,” said Jessica England.
The league’s raffles often have prizes
donated by local firms, and for $US25 a
ticket parents can win a Smith & Wesson
15T II semi-automatic rifle and a Glock 17
pistol. “I don’t think it’s appropriate for a
children’s activity to be raffling off this
type of weapon,” Ms England said.

Sun in London, but there are accounts
of a growing movement in Russia to
assassinate the President over his
failed invasion of Ukraine.
It comes at a decisive moment in
Russia’s six-month-old invasion, with
Ukraine expelling Moscow’s forces
from swathes of the east, thwarting
the Kremlin’s ambition to capture the
entire Donbas region.
“Our blue-yellow flag is already

flying in de-occupied Izyum. And it
will be so in every Ukrainian city and
village,” Mr Zelensky said
“We are moving in only one
direction – forward and towards
victory,” he added.
The Ukrainian leader was flanked
by guards as he took selfies with
soldiers and thanked troops at a flaghoisting ceremony in the city.
In his nightly address, Mr Zelensky

said that “almost the entire region (of
Kharkiv) is de-occupied”. “It was an
unprecedented movement of our
soldiers – the Ukrainians once again
managed to do what many thought
was impossible,” the President said.
Earlier, while being driven through
the streets of the capital Kyiv, Mr
Zelensky’s car was struck by another
vehicle, although the President was
not seriously injured in the accident.

Bank ‘robber’ tries to get her own money

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A 14-year-old victim declined to testify in the 2008
trial because of alleged threats
and bribes, but the now 37year-old woman took the witness stand this time.
“The guilty verdicts finally
hold Robert Kelly accountable
for the sexual abuse of a 14year-old girl, and they help
right the wrongs that occurred
in a prior prosecution in Cook
County,” the US attorney for
the Northern District of Illinois, John Lausch, said of the
2008 trial.
“The damage Mr Kelly inflicted on his victims is immeasurable. I want to thank

Desperate: Sali Hafez.

BEIRUT: A Lebanese woman
held up a bank branch with
what she described as a toy
pistol to recover $US13,000
of her savings to pay for her
sister’s cancer treatment.
Sali Hafez stormed a
branch of Blom Bank in Beirut with the realistic-looking
firearm and a group of activists. They were protesting
about currency controls imposed because of the national
financial crisis.

The activists, from the advocacy group Depositors’
Outcry, forced bank staff to
hand over $US12,000 and the
equivalent of about $US1000
in Lebanese pounds.
Nadine Nakhal, a customer at the bank, said that
the group “doused gasoline
everywhere inside, and took
out a lighter and threatened
to light it”. She said Ms Hafez
threatened to shoot the manager if she didn’t get her cash.

The weapon Ms Hafez
used was a toy pistol that belonged to her nephew. She
said she was forced into extreme action after she was repeatedly prevented from
withdrawing her own money.
It is the second hostage
situation at a Lebanese bank
in weeks, as millions of people
continue to be locked out of
their accounts because of
strict limits on withdrawals of
foreign currency.

Lebanon has struggled for
more than two years to lift its
banking sector and economy
out of the worst financial crisis for 150 years. The country
has so far failed to reach an
agreement with the IMF on a
recovery program that would
unlock billions of dollars in
international loans and aid.
Depositors’ Outcry has
started legal action to try to
recover members’ money.
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Taxpayers will bear the
burden of Opal blackout

Quit the job,
lose the perks

T

he royal pact is a simple one. In exchange
for a lifetime of privilege and wealth, royals
must provide service
and devotion to their people.
The higher on the royal ladder, the greater the sacrifices.
That is why King Charles III has
now, just as Queen Elizabeth II
did for 70 years, abandoned any
personal political and social justice quests. His new role demands a broader approach,
above political concerns.
Meghan Markle understood
the royal pact when she married
Prince Harry in 2018.
But Markle evidently wasn’t
prepared to surrender any freedoms, leading to both her and
Harry stepping down as senior
royals two year later.
Since then, the former Highnesses have sought to establish
themselves as a form of woke
royalty in California, signing
major deals with Netflix and
Spotify, among others.
The money involved is absolutely enormous, but the couple’s
central mission is not progressing quite as smoothly as they
might have expected.
The Spectator’s Freddy Gray
reported prior to the Queen’s
death that gossip in Hollywood
“is that Harry and Meghan have
not achieved the super-sleb sta-

tus they so obviously craved.
“It’s said that Hollywood’s
most famous stars look down on
them as a slightly awkward pair.
Meghan and Harry aren’t trusted not so spill celebrity beans to
the media, apparently …
“Harry and Meghan no doubt
intended to conquer Hollywood,” Gray continued.
“They seem to have failed,
which might explain in part why
they are heading back to Britain
to reinvent themselves once
again.” Good luck with that.
The latest from the UK is that
Harry and Meghan are furious
their children Archie and Lilibet
will not be officially known as
His and Her Royal Highnesses.
This is because Harry and
Meghan walked away from the
royal responsibilities. Quit the
job, lose the perks.
As one source told the UK
Sun: “That is the agreement —
they can be prince and princess
but not HRH because they are
not working royals.”
And the same goes for their
children. Royalty is not the sort
of gig you can opt in and out of.
Their parents chose out.
Perhaps Archie and Lilibet
may one day, as adults, reapply
for royal duties.
Unfortunately for them, it
isn’t the sort of work that
involves job interviews.

Enjoy the lovely diversity

J

ust as in Australia, support for asylum seekers in the US is
highest in rich areas that never face any problems with mass
immigration. Governor Ron DeSantis has now dealt with that.
To reduce asylum seeker numbers in Florida, DeSantis flew
hundreds of them to posh Martha’s Vineyard – a wealthy leftist
enclave that is home to ex-President Barack Obama.
Leftists are furious, of course. They’ve described the tactic as a
“crime against humanity” – while happily watching as millions of
illegals enter Florida and border states Texas and Arizona.
They always pose as tolerant. Now they can prove it.

Parking is the big battle

A

ll of Sydney is coming out
to play on Saturday – but
there are some likely
problems in the way.
Most of the 100,000 fans expected at Allianz Stadium and
the Sydney Cricket Ground for
NRL and AFL finals and Royal
Randwick for the start of the Everest Carnival have little choice
but to park far away, or else rely
entirely on public transport.
Certain measures have been
taken to ease the anticipated ordeal. “Parking is going to be extremely limited,” NRL chief
executive Andrew Abdo said,
“so public transport will be free

and included in the ticket.”
Matters are made more complicated still by the recent installation by Randwick Council
of a largely-unused cycle lane
along Doncaster Avenue.
“That has seriously impacted
taxi drop offs and cars attempting to park on race days,” an
Australian Turf Club spokesman told The Daily Telegraph.
Some of Saturday’s parking
issues will be due to recent wet
weather. But some will be due to
a general anti-car push by various authorities and councils.
Those groups need to deal
with reality. Sydney needs cars.

How can the Rail, Tram and Bus
Union be allowed to tamper with the
Opal card network technology
(Union switches to Opal blackout,
15/9)? To prevent the collection of
fares is tantamount to a quasi-theft.
That is just plain obstructive
behaviour that robs the NSW taxpayer of the income which underwrites our welfare system and other
essential services.
Why have we allowed one group
of workers to hinder others in pursuit of their pay rise?
Again the unions show no regard
for the wellbeing of others.
John Partridge, Balgowlah Heights

Union’s questionable tactic
Here we have a group of union
executives trusted with the means to
game the Opal readers, presumably
believing, their action will mostly
impact NSW government coffers
and at the same time not only keep
train commuters potentially onside,
but draw them concomitantly into
this feud (Union switches to Opal
blackout, 15/9).
If it does turn out that this industrial action is unprotected and/or
unlawful, Transport for NSW should
seek remedies for loss of trade from
the RTBU.
Jack Dikian, Mosman

Can workers turn off tap?
A while ago I had to catch a train on
the Illawarra line as my car was
being serviced. I travelled from Unanderra to Towradgi, just north of
Wollongong, where upon arrival I
found the Opal card readers were
not working.
I asked the railway staff what I
should do as the train was going to
Bondi Junction and I would be
slugged with the full fare to the final
destination if I couldn’t tap off.
He dismissively advised me that
railway staff had no control of the
Opal system and I would have to
call the Opal hotline to get my
money back.
This being the case, it’s hard not
to see the move by the RTBU to
tamper with Opal terminals as anything but political and industrial
vandalism (Union switches to Opal
blackout, 15/9).
Gino Lagazio, Unanderra

High-density housing fix
The article “Tenants in limbo as
city’s rents surge” (15/9) highlights
the nation’s worsening rental crisis
for workers and families.
One main cause of this is the
shortage of vacant properties.
The Grattan Institute’s research
has made the valid finding that
Australians are generally shut out of
the market due to NIMBYs (Not In
My Backyard) opposing high-density developments.
Put simply, soaring house and
land values mean that high-density
development is necessary in providing affordable housing for homeowners or for tenants.
Steve Ngeow, Chatswood

Value in healthy scepticism
According to Andrew Bolt, a psychologist claims that us older conservatives are more likely to be
sceptics when it comes to global
warming (Hard to make sense of all
the nonsense – Opinion, 15/9).
I am most likely a person the
psychologist is referring to, but I
agree with climate scientists that the
Earth is warming – but I argue this is

Standing on ceremony
Rituals that stand the test of time bring

us together rather than separate or divide

G

CLARISSA
BYE

Where we
experience
everything second
hand through our
digital screens,
we’re missing out
on being part of
something greater
than ourselves.

rowing up in Australia as a
child of the 1970s, in a
modern society, there was
very little of what you
might call ritual in my life.
on a
There was no going to church
like I
Sunday, dressed in your best,
from
read about in books and stories
elsewhere.
No attending annual Christmas
one of
pantomimes, a tradition that
UK for a
my brothers living in the
particustint in the early 2000s was
larly struck about.
day at
We had a plain old speech
there was
the end of high school but
that.
little pomp or ceremony about
bar
There was nothing like the
that
mitzvah coming of age ceremony
Jewish boys and girls do.
were
It seemed that the things that
to be
valued were to be spontaneous, on
stand
casual, to be “no fuss”. Don’t
ceremony, as the saying goes.
wedI’ve been to simple bare-bone
plain of
dings in parks and the most
in buildplain funeral services held
for modings that could be mistaken
ern office workplaces.
camSome of the new university
my relapuses around Sydney that
than
tives attend are nothing more
the CBD,
converted office spaces in
no
with no soul, no sense of history, the
that
appeal to the imagination
in tragrand sandstone buildings
ditional campuses have.
I was
When I had my third baby,
Hospital
kicked out of St George
those
of
None
within three hours.
or cuscomplicated birthing rituals
world,
toms that they do around the box
a
in
like presenting the placenta
such as in Japan.
Just a couple of forms to sign.
modBut we tell ourselves we’re
old-fashern, streamlined, we’re not
ioned or stuffy.
the
During the pandemic, even
were disspeech days and formals
he finpensed with for my son when
years of
ished his HSC. Twelve
schooling and then nothing.
baby
Yet have we thrown out the

as funsistent with a view of humans
He says modern people deprived damentally social creatures that find
and
feel a chronic
guarded by different regiments,
Goth- of meaningful ritual
just from being near other
all those trumpets and majestic
Performing ritu- rewards
we are unaware of
Shake- sense of emptiness.
other as- people even when
ic cathedrals and Biblical and
als transform emotions and
reward or the reason
into the the nature of the
spearean language.
an pects of our unconscious,
realm. They behind it.”
Former PM Tony Abbott made
News on physical and concrete our art and
We Australians have developed
insightful comment on Sky
dreams,
rituals around our sport,
footage are found in our
societies have a homegrown
Sunday night, as they played
like the
driven culture. “All healthy
to be sure. There’s nothing
of the Queen’s hearse being
of
rich ceremonial life,” he says.
collective thrill and frustration
through Scotland.
“Less healthy ones rely on uncon- being in a stadium with everyone else
as
violence,
“All of us are spiritual as well
war,
expressions:
team.
favourite
these an- scious
neurotic suf- watching your
physical beings and some of
spiritual psychosomatic illness, are very lowBut in an increasingly isolated
cient traditions appeal to the
everyfering and accidents
world, where we experience
the shadow.
side of us,” he said.
our digital
cer- grade ways of living out
a far thing second hand through on being
“They touch our need for
“Ceremony and ritual are
– they
we’re missing out
emony, our need for ritual
means of accom- screens,
than
modern more intelligent
part of something greater
nourish a part of us that the
or plishing the same thing.”
social ourselves.
world doesn’t always acknowledge
left by
Contemporary New York
And it seems that the void
appreciate but which is nonetheless psychology Professor Shira Gabriel
is
retreat of traditional religion
the
field
this
in
real for them.”
of the has also done research vitally im- being filled by a new civic religion of
Even if we have no idea
are
pomp and says shared rituals
with its own rituals and
mystery behind much of the
make us feel more wokeness, days on the calendar such
affect us portant — they
atonement
and circumstance, it can
to others and that our life
Days and
that the mod- connected
with the bathwater?
as Pride months and Purple
their deeply. It’s something
have pointed has meaning.
As we watch the British, with
people Sorry Days.
to fare- ern day psychologists the Jungian
test of
“Our research suggests
But rituals that stand the
bizarre and ancient traditions
those in
a lot are
but won- out, particularly
who experience these things
us together, they don’t sepwell the Queen, I can’t help
and feel less anx- time bring
more to tradition.
Jungi- likely to be happier
der if there’s something
arate or divide.
Best-selling US author and
played
a common exious and depressed,” she reports.
share
argues
they
Instead
Johnson
having these rites elaborately
J
think
an analyst Robert
“People do not generally
of humanity.
in modern
out?
pre- we’ve lost many rituals an innate about being in a lecture hall or watch- perience
are
Their archaic pageantry that
We should cultivate rituals that
have
social
exact society but we still
that suit our
ing TV with others as fulfilling
scribes everything, from the
import- uniquely Australian,
to how need for them.
needs and as psychologically
them.
time a church bell must peal,
Essentially they are “symbolic ant but … the current research is con- times, and treasure
its orb
performed”.
her coffin lays in state, with
must be behaviour, consciously
and sceptre, and how it

tion will save lives
A simple test and more educa

I

men
f you try talking to young
about prostate cancer in Australia,
it can cause embarrassment.
of
The first thing many men think
has long
is a digital rectal exam, which
blood
been replaced by a simple PSA
test for primary risk assessment. the of the disease, the fact is our country
of
in prosBut why does the threat
efforts to has massively underinvested
and education.
DRE linger, derailing our
the dis- tate cancer awareness
give
promote earlier detection of
At this point, I’d ordinarily
of
awareness
because
ease? Perhaps
on government
an appal- you the figures
awareprostate cancer remains at
spending for prostate cancer
lingly low level.
ness campaigns in Australia.
what
know
women)
camFew men (or
Unfortunately, there are no
know
the prostate does, even fewer you paigns to speak of. Take a moment to
if
the PSA test guidelines and,
about that.
think
probyou
for,
comknow what PSA stands
Prostate cancer is the most
More than
ably qualify for a PhD.
men mon cancer in Australia. each year.
And, while experts often say
men are diagnosed
24,000
risks
their
e to minimise
d

ANN SAVAGE

diagEvery day 10 of those men
have no
nosed will die. And yet we
to propublicly-funded campaign
disease
mote earlier detection of the
or awareness of its risk factors.
what
How many of us even know
the risk factors are?
might
And how many men’s lives
to
be saved if we invest in education
above
lift the rate of Stage 1 diagnosis
an abysmal 36 per cent?
to the
The good news is, thanks
Butsupport of Health Minister Mark
ler, the Prostate Cancer Foundation
to take
of Australia (PCFA) is about
stop the
the first important step to
men.
avoidable deaths of Australian
That step begins with an overhaul
prostate
of the PSA guidelines for
cancer testing.

cursed spreading any further. we still have
The existing guidelines are
But, the fact remains,
eviby history, based on outdated of a long way to go in overcoming the
era
dence and limited by an earlier
it’s an old man’s
men misperceptions that
over-diagnosis which left many by disease, that men die with it not from
other
angry about the damage caused
it and that it’s less lethal than
unnecessary treatment.
The truth is more
us and forms of cancer.
Those days are now behind
aged 59 or younger
advances than 3500 men
prostate cancer
we have made marvellous
treating are diagnosed with
those men will
in diagnosing, managing and
in- every year and one of
cancer,
prostate
of
forms
different
and die every five days.
men
troducing new medicines
It is a tragic fact that younger
have
groundbreaking technologies.
who develop the disease often
days
these
importantly,
narrowJust as
with high-risk tumours, severely
more than 70 per cent of men opt ing their survival prospects when the
low-risk non-aggressive cancers
is detected too late.
cancer
surveillance
And it
for safe and effective
Saving their lives is up to us.
prostate
strategies. And, if their
blood test.
we take starts with a simple
of Prostate Cancer
cancers change and grow,
aim to Anne Savage is the chief executive
action to treat them, with the
from Foundation of Australia.
immediately stop their cancers

Thursday’s op-ed page.

Rituals
have power
to bind us
Clarissa Bye’s intriguing article
was a sage reminder of the
importance of ritual within
modern life (Standing on
ceremony – Opinion, 15/9).
Far from being something
that is stuffy or anachronistic,
ceremonies, sacraments and
liturgies provide shape to our
civil lives, helping us to take
ownership of the seasonal
changes within human
experience. They are also a
vital lifeline to our past.
It is a small wonder that as
many Australians have
abandoned the spiritual,
events such as Anzac Day or an
Olympic Games opening
ceremony take on renewed
value, as they gather
participants in a prescribed
manner.
English author C.S. Lewis
coined the phrase
“chronological snobbery” – the
assumption that whatever has
gone out of date is therefore to
be discredited and inferior. Yet,
we are the poorer for it if we
think that way.
There is something deeply
unsatisfying about weddings,
funerals, religious services or
school ceremonies that are
stripped of formality, often
done in an effort to make them
more accessible and less
pompous. In the end, they
become just one more social
transaction that is quickly
forgotten when the next social
media post or TikTok video
captures our attention.
Hopefully, the funeral for
Queen Elizabeth II and the
coronation of King Charles III
will remind us of the power of
convention and rites for
connecting us to both our
shared history and one another.
Peter Waterhouse,
Craigieburn, Victoria
nothing new. The planet has been
through many periods of extreme
heat and cold, and there is no dispute
that CO2 concentrates have risen.
However, there is equally no dispute
that this increase in CO2 has been
advantageous, not prejudicial, to life
on Earth.
It is also widely agreed that our
planet is “greener” and more productive than previously.
Politicians, media and climate activists tell us time and time again
that the “science is settled” in regards to extreme climate events,

however even the UN’s IPCC does
not dare to do this.
Therefore, a psychologist telling
people that they can’t think for
themselves and we should accept
everything that climate activists tell
us is insulting.
Warren Cato, Manyana

Bunnies green with envy
Historically, the Sydney Roosters
have been anchor tenants in the
Moore Park area since 1908, firstly at
the old Sydney Sports Ground,
then the original Sydney Football
Stadium/Allianz Stadium and now
the new Allianz Stadium where
they’ve signed a 25-year occupancy
agreement.
The Roosters are not sole tenants
– Sydney FC and the NSW Waratahs are also tenants, just as they
were at the previous venue.
Maybe someone should remind
South Sydney’s CEO that their
spiritual home has forever been at
Redfern and that they more recently
committed themselves to a 10-year
agreement at Accor Stadium – now
seemingly a decision from which
they want to extricate themselves
(Bunnies want Allianz, 15/9).
Instead of the Roosters being the
fall guy, Souths should redevelop
their spiritual base at Redfern and
perhaps be reminded that every
other team in the NRL has an exclusive ground tenancy, with none
having to share their ground with
other teams.
Souths’ stance seems to be born
out of envy at the Roosters’ new
home rather than any legitimate
claim to play at a venue superior to
what they signed up for.
Bruce McDonald, Yowie Bay

Briefly...

So, the union is planning to shut
down the Opal card readers (Union
switches to Opal blackout, 15/9). So
then the cost of running the transport system will be spread over the
taxpayers of the state, rather than
those who use the public transport
system. Real smart!
John Grundy, Chiswick

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If a person in private industry blatantly gave away the products or services on the scale such as turning off
the Opal system, in the least they
would get the sack.
Paul McMurray, Epping

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The RTBU doesn’t seem to realise
that by using industrial sabotage to
turn off opal card readers, it is still
hurting workers. It’s not the government’s money being wasted, it’s our
hard-earned tax dollars.
P. Shepherd, Balgowlah

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We have the opportunity now to replace the British monarch on our
currency, as another small step to
cutting the apron strings.
Rod Matthews, Fairfield, Victoria

●●●

The claims made by NSW Greens in
their fundraising emails that no First
Nations woman has ever served in
either NSW house of parliament
pretty clearly demonstrates the approach of activists who campaign on
the basis of race, climate and gender
(Greens’ failure of the ‘first’ order,
15/9). Never let the truth get in the
road of your narrative.
David Noonan, Narrabeen

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I think it’s just
unseemly to try and
eke out some political
advantage from the
Queen’s death.
Liberal leader Peter
Dutton slams republicans
for trying to gain ground
following the loss of the
Queen

Do any of you have
any respect for Dad?
Brooke Warne, cricket
great Shane’s eldest
daughter, condemns the
Nine network over a
planned spin king biopic

Protecting real victims
Australia’s domestic violence funding needs to be better directed to women genuinely at risk

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imala, a retired Indian university lecturer, looked
forward to spending time
with her son, a Sydneybased doctor, his wife and
newborn grandchild.
But it quickly became apparent
that things weren’t going well between her son and his wife.
Twice during her brief visit, her
daughter-in-law called the police alleging domestic violence over trivial arguments with her husband.
On one occasion she decided she
wanted beef for dinner and demanded her husband provide it.
Vimala explains: “Her fridge was
stacked with chicken, fish, lamb but
she decided she needed the beef
straight away and threatened to call
the police if my son didn’t give in.”
The young woman had a standard
response when her husband asked
her to do something which displeased
her: “I know all the services and who
to call if you tell me to do something I
don’t like.”
She was receiving advice from a
friend who worked for a domestic violence support service and, when the
marriage broke up, this affluent
woman lived for six months in a
women’s shelter, while their support
team orchestrated the family law battle over custody, fuelled by her manufactured allegations of domestic
violence.
Vimala wrote saying that from an
outsider’s perspective, the services
available to women in this country
claiming to be domestic violence victims are just extraordinary.
No one would quarrel with providing proper support for a frightened
woman escaping a dangerous man.
Our federal government spent $3
billion over the past decade on the
safety plan to protect “women and
their children,” with untold billions
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BETTINA
ARNDT
added from all the fundraising by
state
governments,
community
groups and businesses across the
country.
People rightly dig deep for this important cause.
But the fortunate truth is only tiny
numbers of women in this country are
actually in peril. Official statistics
from the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Personal Safety Survey show
that just over one per cent of women
have been physically assaulted by
their partners in the past year.
Yet this critical fact is inevitably

swamped by statistics which include
emotional, psychological, financial
abuse and threats of violence for
women over their lifetimes, to give a
truly frightening impression of widespread risk for women.
The vast majority of these women
are not in a dangerous situation. The
public doesn’t realise they are paying
out mainly to help women who are
not under threat.
They may have unpleasant partners who are reluctant to pay their
credit card bills… but there’s just no
logic for the billions being spent to
“keep them safe”.
Yet we have created this moral
hazard, inviting all these women to
think of themselves as victims and
hence eligible for the services now on
offer.
We see this in the inflated figures
shown in police reports, blown out by
domestic violence allegations which
give women strategic advantage in
family law battles.
No evidence of violence is required
to make such an allegation.
A woman’s report that she fears violence could occur is enough to set
the ball rolling, with the “victim” eligible for financial payouts, cheap services and support.
I’ve made YouTube videos with
two NSW police officers speaking out
about what they see as rorting of the
system.
The long list of domestic violence
payouts is usually only available to female victims and simply requires
someone to support the victim’s story,
like a local DV centre or doctor or
police report.
It is a system set up to automatically believe the woman and treat
men as potential perpetrators.
State and federal governments
compete to display their generosity
towards victims: the $5000 federal

government Escaping Violence Payment; victims’ compensation payments; a Commonwealth four week
Crisis Payment; crisis accommodation which even puts victims into motels; help with rent and priority for
social housing; Staying Home Leaving Violence programs which remove
hubby so women can stay in the marital home.
Meanwhile, male victims have nowhere to go – there’s not a single government-funded centre offering
refuge to men.
Boys 14 and older are not welcome
in women’s refuges which take in
their mums and siblings. Yet, while
vulnerable males are ignored, women
can have their pets cared for by the
RSPCA in a government-backed program.
Naturally the big end of town happily doles out investors’ dollars to this
worthy cause: banks like NAB give
grants to women leaving violent relationships; utility companies offer
discounted fees, debt waivers, all
manner of special deals; and there are
special arrangements for tenants in
rental agreements.
Then there’s domestic violence
leave, giving victims time off to attend
legal proceedings or organise their affairs. The push is on for 10 days paid
leave, a major impost on business
which the Australian Chamber of
Commerce estimates could cost a
cool $2 billion annually.
The only proof required is the
usual tick-a-box system dependent
on victim’s stories which employers
don’t dare challenge.
For newcomers seeking to arrange
permanent residency, the fast and
sure route is a domestic violence
claim. Law firms everywhere are touting for business in this lucrative field.
Yet this whole list of benefits palls
into insignificance compared to the

advantages of domestic violence victim status in family law battles.
An unproven allegation of domestic violence sets women up for
smooth sailing throughout family law
proceedings, creating enormous,
costly obstacles for their partners
which can destroy the father’s relationships with his children and rob
him of much of his life’s earnings.
Often men discover a divorce is on
the cards only when police arrive at
their door with an apprehended violence order – denying them access to
their homes and often contact with
their children until matters are resolved in the courts, when mums are
firmly established as the primary parent with dad on the outer.
That’s just the beginning.
The family law system favours
women alleging domestic violence in
any number of ways —seizing of the
marital home; free legal aid and court
advocacy services; denying perpetrators cross examination of victims; and
setting aside the rebuttable resumption of shared parental responsibility
creating major impediments to a father’s ongoing relationships with
children. The couple is excluded from
attending what is normally compulsory mediation and other alternate
non-adversarial pathways; victims
usually retain a larger slice of the assets in financial settlements plus the
man labelled a perpetrator encounters profound prejudice through the
family law process.
This inflated domestic violence
campaign does our society a huge disservice by grossly distorting the numbers of women living with dangerous
men – an insult to the normal, caring
men of Australia.
It is also shameful how little of this
massive effort and expenditure protects those genuinely in need.
Bettina Arndt blogs at bettinaarndt.substack.com.

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Court to
rehear
MD’s case
LEGAL

DAVID ROSS
THE full bench of the Federal
Court has set aside a 20-year
ban on spruiking financial services by Mayfair 101 managing
director James Mawhinney
but imposed a temporary injunction pending a new trial.
Of Mr Mawhinney’s 29
grounds of appeal, one was allowed and the
court on Thursday
ordered
parts of the
original judgment from Justice
Stewart
Anderson,
handed down
last year, be set
aside pending a new hearing.
The court allowed the appeal of the 20-year ban primarily on the grounds of
procedural fairness, but moved
to reimpose temporary injunctions put in place on Mr Mawhinney by the corporate
regulator in 2020.
Mr Mawhinney’s lawyers
argued Justice Anderson had
not properly conducted the
case which saw him given a 20year ban on advertising financial services or soliciting funds
for investment products.
Mr Mawhinney’s legal team
had argued Justice Anderson
overstepped his powers in
making the rulings. The full
bench found Justice Anderson
made findings against Mr
Mawhinney for contraventions
of the Corporations Act despite
lawyers for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission not seeking them.
The court rejected Mr
Mawhinney’s attempts to
argue his legal representatives
were incompetent and Mr
Mawhinney was ordered to
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Revamp
paying
dividends
King hails second-half profit
RETAIL

ELI GREENBLAT
MYER chief executive John
King has paraded the retailer’s financial strength as
his turnaround gathers momentum after unveiling on
Thursday Myer’s strongest
second-half profit in a decade
and the resumption of fullyear dividends for the first
time since 2017.
Amid the doom and gloom
of Covid-19 and lockdowns
last year – when Myer lost
2463 department store trading days – it quickly roared
back into brisk activity at its
stores as well as online from
January to help generate
bumper profits and sales for
the second half.
Growing
confidence
among shoppers, as the Covid
Omicron wave waned, has
fuelled strong buying across
all Myer’s key department
store categories and, with that
renewed spending retaining
its momentum into the cur-

rent fiscal year, Myer has recorded its best start to a new
financial year since 2006.
“There’s a lot of traffic in
the stores,” Mr King said.
“People want to go out,
buy products, and also we’ve
been taking market share so
it’s a number of factors really.
We’ve seen strong sales
across all categories.”
Now Mr King is turning
his eye to the all-important
Christmas trading period,
which he has dubbed Myer’s
“sweet spot”, and which he
says should prove rewarding
for the retail chain despite the
concerns of successive interest rate rises, rising inflation
and tightening household
budgets.
“We are still cautious but
we are confident that we have
got the right offer for Christmas for our customer. We are
flexible and agile enough to
pivot into what customers are
wanting, a good value proposition … a great brand proposition and Christmas is

really our sweet spot, whether
it’s the Myer windows, gifts
and we are the one-stop shop
for Christmas – that’s where
we see our strength,” an upbeat Mr King said after Myer
posted a net profit after tax
for the 52 weeks to July 30 of
$60.2m, against $51.7m in the
prior year. After adjusting for
the impact of JobKeeper payments, the 2022 profit was
103.8 per cent higher.
Mr King said even as many
of his customers came off
fixed mortgages after Christmas, and felt the full blast of
recent interest rate tightenings by the RBA, Myer wasn’t
reliant on a single category
and could trade across many
categories at many different
price points.
This was evidenced by the
performance of Myer since
July. Despite many households already hit with three
interest rate rises, they continued to spend at the department store to help it record
sales growth in the first six

John King is finally seeing the fruits of his labour from his
weeks of 74.8 per cent against
last year and 21.8 per cent
over pre-Covid levels. It was
Myer’s best sales start to a
new financial year since 2006.
Mr King – the former boss
of British retailer House of
Fraser, the 173-year-old former owner of London’s famous Harrods department
store – is finally seeing the
fruits of his labour from his
“customer first” plan that
began four years ago.
Despite the upheaval
caused by Covid-19, which in

the 2022 fiscal year resulted
in Myer losing 11.4 per cent of
its in-store trading days, Myer
recorded full-year revenue of
$2.989bn, up 12.5 per cent.
Group online sales of $722.8m
were up 34 per cent, representing 24.2 per cent of total
sales.
It gave Myer the financial
firepower it needed to resume
the full payment of dividends,
both interim and final. Myer
declared a final dividend of
2.5c a share, to be paid on November 7, marking the return

Market ‘has misread NAB joins list of banks Potential potholes in
Lowe rates speech’ boosting saver returns $2.9bn buy: Atlas
ECONOMY

DAVID ROGERS
A SLOWER pace of interest
rate rises by the Reserve Bank
is unlikely to be imminent, as
inflation remains “sticky”, according to GSFM investment
strategist Stephen Miller.
The former BlackRock
head of fixed income sees lessons for Australian financial
markets in the “complacency”
about US inflation trends evident in the reaction to surprisingly high US CPI data.
Rather than herald a peak
in inflation, the US CPI report
showed core inflation has plateaued at high levels, and it

was led by the services sector,
where inflation is typically led
by wage inflation.
“In some sense that should
not surprise given the ongoing
tightness in the US labour
market,” Mr Miller said.
In his mind, the US CPI
data vindicated a hawkish tack
from the Fed.
Mr Miller said markets had
missed the key message in
RBA governor Philip Lowe’s
speech last week.
He said the RBA wants
“maximum optionality” on the
size and timing of future policy
rate increases and incoming
data would be the most important determinant of policy.

FINANCIALS

JOYCE MOULLAKIS
NATIONAL Australia Bank
has become the latest major
bank to boost a spate of saving
and deposit rates, as competition for funds in a sharply rising
rate environment fires up.
NAB on Friday will outline
that its reward saver bonus
rate will increase by 50 basis
points per annum to 2.25 per
cent, making it the second best
priced product among the
major banks in that category.
That is still behind Westpac,
which has its bonus saver rate
at 2.35 per cent.
But both banks are still well

behind the leaders in the deposit and savings market, with
ING and Bank of Queenslandowned Virgin Money both at
3.6 per cent. ING’s rate is for
balances of up to $100,000,
while Virgin pays that rate for
balances of as much as
$250,000.
The latest pricing changes
come during an aggressive interest rate rise cycle and as
banks closely monitor and
manage what they earn on
loans via their margins. Banks
typically boost their margins in
a rising-rate climate as they
pass on increases to mortgages
and typically hold back some
of the increases from savers.

DEALS

HAYDEN JOHNSON
ATLAS Arteria has warned investors there is uncertainty
“around the exact age and condition” of parts of the Chicago
Skyway it has agreed to acquire in a $2.9bn deal, but says
it will conduct a full audit of
the asset after the purchase.
In documents outlining the
acquisition, the toll road giant
– now in a dispute over the deal
with its largest shareholder,
IFM Investors – notes the Skyway could be in worse condition than expected, resulting in
“higher maintenance cost than
estimated”.

Atlas intends to conduct
“targeted structural audits”
and test “critical pavement and
structure elements” to validate
the Chicago Skyway’s condition, but this will only occur
post-acquisition.
“There is a risk that these
post-completion audits may
identify the need for capex expenditure beyond what has
been budgeted,” investor documents state.
Atlas is acquiring a 67 per
cent stake in the 12.5km toll
road. The deal faces increasing
criticism from parties including IFM, which owns 19 per
cent of Atlas and says it would
be “value destructive”.
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Health
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• A recent study found only 2 per
cent of Australian children (aged
12-17) met the three guidelines of
sleep, physical activity and
screen time together, and 26 per
cent didn’t meet any of the three
guidelines.
• Adherence to the sleep duration
recommendation was highest
(67 per cent), with only 16 per
cent of students meeting the
physical activity
recommendations and 16 per
cent for screen time.
• Students’ compliance with the
screen time recommendation has
declined over time, from 19 per
cent in 2009-10 to 10 per cent in
2018.

WELLBEING
CATHERINE LAMBERT

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arents looking for a “just
right” mix of screen
time, sports and sleep for
their children could
benefit from a new
world-first Australian

app.
University of South Australia
research fellow Dr Dot Dumuid, in
partnership with the Murdoch
Children’s Research Institute
(MCRI), has developed the app which
is based on a time swap system.
“How children use their time can
have a big impact on their health,
wellbeing and productivity,” Dumuid
says.
“We know screens aren’t great for
children’s wellbeing so, if they’re
choosing to play video games at the
expense of playing sport, it’s easy to
guess the negative effects on their
health.
“The app is set up in a way that
shows, if you take 10 minutes away
from screen time, you can either add
10 minutes to your physical activity
or 10 minutes to your sleep.’’
The Healthy Day App, based on
real data from 1685 Australian
children aged 11-12, helps guide
healthier behaviours by tracking a
child’s activities over a day and using
the app to adjust these according to
projected outcomes with each
change.
If, for example, a child chooses to
shift 60 minutes of screen time to 60

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Brothers Oliver, 14, Fletcher, 12, and Jacob 7, have a list of eight activities they must complete before they earn screen time.
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performance.
The app provides the comparison
between different outcomes such as
obesity, mental health and school
performance.
“It’s about giving people options
and finding something that suits
them and their family,” she says.
“It’s also about time management.
It makes you think that, if you want

to do something,
you must also give
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Maher
says concern over the
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Maher, 44, and her husband
don’t allow screen games Monday
to Friday,
Frida and set up a white board in
the kitchen with a list of eight
activities the children enjoy and must
complete before asking for screen
time.
“The activities will include play,
something creative or sport, so it
gives them a wide variety of
activities,” Maher says. “If they got to
choose for themselves, they’d do

THIS week I covered one of the
biggest news events in the world, the
death of Queen Elizabeth II. As I
stood at the gates of Buckingham
Palace, waiting for her coffin to arrive
home for the very last time, all I could
think about was the private sacrifice
of this very public family.
I can only imagine how difficult it
would be to live your life in the
spotlight, particularly at a time of
such grief. As we stood there in the
rrain, King Charles and Camilla drove
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whizzed past. The first carried
outsiders Harry and Meghan, and the
second, the new Prince and Princess
of Wales, William and Catherine. Both
couples stared straight ahead, firmly
focused on the grim task of saying
goodbye to their beloved Granny.
Operation London Bridge is a
carefully orchestrated show of grief.
Every moment, every movement has
been planned since the first draft in
the 1960s, with a few changes and
adjustments for modern times.
But what you can’t plan for is
family.
What has always been so
charming about the Royal family is

nothing but electronics from the time
they wake up.”
Since implementing the system,
she’s noticed improved behaviour in
her children, aged 14, 12, and seven,
even though it remains a constant
negotiation.
“I can see a shift in the way they
communicate with the rest of the
family, and they just get a bit grumpy
and wound up with electronics
because they’re so absorbed in a
different reality, so they’re frustrated
when they’re brought back to this
reality,” she says.
MCRI scientific director of
Generation Victoria Professor
Melissa Wake says one of the many
benefits of the app is that it doesn’t
set out to enforce certain behaviours.
the long and complicated family tree
and the generational glue that keeps
everyone together.
Princess Diana’s children grew up
playing with Fergie’s kids. Princess
Anne’s grandchildren play with
George, Charlotte and Louie. But
what of the Mountbatten-Windsors?
We know Archie and Lilibet did meet
their great-grandmother before she
died, but have spent very little time
with their cousins.
Why does it matter? It doesn’t.
There are certainly plenty of other
issues in the world to worry about. It’s
just simply sad for all involved.
Watching William and Harry behind

“There’s no judgment in it because
it makes explicit that there’s more
than one outcome for every time
adjustment,” Wake says.
“It might be shocking to realise
children with the best academic
grades spend more time sitting and
do less physical activity and less
sleep. Some people may not think
that’s great, but others think it is.
“You must analyse your values,
and this is a powerful tool in your
hands on how you spend your time.
There’s no doubt if you put decisions
in the hands of individuals they can
come to the changes and are far more
likely to carry them out, so it’s
another step towards equipping
everyone with tools to help them
make those personal commitments.”
their grandmother’s coffin this week
was so reminiscent of the scenes at
Diana’s funeral. Two brothers who
have been through so much together,
now so far apart, and it’s only going to
get worse with the publication of
Harry’s biography.
For the sake of their children, their
father and their late grandmother, I
hope this is another beginning for
both couples, a chance to write a new
chapter.
I heard the Queen referred to as
the “Queen of Peace” this week in
relation to her 70 years of diplomatic
tightrope walking. Perhaps this will
be her final reconciliation.

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HOW TO MAXIMISE THE PENSION
INCREASE COMING NEXT WEEK

Understanding the pension income and assets cut-offs, and reassessing when life circumstances change, can have a big impact.

Pensioner pay-day
MONEY
ANTHONY KEANE

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ensioners are getting a
handy pay rise next
week, but many are
missing out on all the
money they are entitled
to.
Others do not make the most of
the incentives available for seniors, or
adopt strategies to maximise their
pension income, retirement
specialists say.
The September 20 age pension
increase is $38.90 a fortnight for
singles and $58.80 for couples, part of
its twice-yearly indexation to reflect
inflation and other cost and income
data.
It takes the total maximum annual
pension to $26,689 for a single and
$40,238 for a couple, but they’re not
the only important numbers to know.
Seniors should understand
thresholds and limits for assets and
income tests, and exempt assets such
as the family home and some
superannuation.

Get in touch

Later Life Advice founder Brendan
Ryan says there are about 40
different rebates, entitlements and
concessions available to people on a
pension.
“Even if you are eligible for a small
amount of pension, you do have
access to programs that support age
pensioners and that can have a
massive impact,” he says.
“It’s a game of vigilance … the
thresholds do change. I think a lot of
people miss out.”

CHECK YOUR FINANCES

If you are not getting a pension,
understand why.
“Make sure Centrelink has the
right valuations,” Ryan says.
Some seniors mistakenly value
their assets as if new, but should
instead use market value or “garage
sale” value, he says.
Those who previously did not
qualify for a full or part pension may
find that recent reductions in their
superannuation and other assets
make them eligible now.
Pride Advice chief executive Brett
Schatto says he has seen some

retirees miss out on $15,000 a year of
pension income because they were
told a decade earlier they had too
many assets and had not checked
more recently.
“You can’t get back-pay,” Schatto
says. “A lot of people don’t keep
Centrelink updated.”

YOUNGER SPOUSE?

“There are situations where one
member of a couple retires and their
partner is younger,” Schatto says.
“For anyone under age pension
age, the money in super is not
assessed as an asset,” he says.
This means the older partner can
withdraw their super and put it in
their spouse’s super so it won’t be
examined by Centrelink until the
spouse reaches retirement age.

PREPAYMENTS

It sounds morbid, but paying for your
funeral years in advance can provide
more pension now.
Services Australia says people can
either prepay to a funeral director or
take out a funeral bond, which has an
allowable limit of $14,000, and

neither will be assessed in the
Centrelink assets test.
“You only need to tell us about
prepaid funeral expenses if you own
a funeral bond,” it says.

PLAN GIFTING EARLY

Gifting family members money or
assets can reduce your assets for
Centrelink purposes, but there are
strict rules and limits: $10,000 in one
financial year and $30,000 over five
financial years.
An asset you gave away five years
ago no longer counts towards
Centrelink assessments, so parents
wanting to hand a holiday home to
their children should do it well
before pension age if they don’t
want their pension affected.
“It’s good to see people five years
before retirement,” Schatto says.
Ryan says people close to pension
thresholds and chasing concessions
can also consider renovating their
home or “take a big holiday”.
“It’s a weird proposition to try
and reduce your assets, but if you aree
on the cusp that make sense,” Ryan
says.

Clear cut
PENSION THRESHOLDS
Assets test
• For a full pension, a single
homeowner must have less than
$280,000 of assets, and a nonhomeowner $504,500. A couple
must have less than $419,000, and
$643,500.
• Pension payments reduce when
people’s assets are higher, cutting
out completely for a single
homeowner with $609,250, and a
non-homeowner with $833,750.
Couples can have up to $915,500,
or $1.14m if they don’t own a home.
INCOME TEST
• Pensions reduce by 50c for every
dollar of income received above a
certain level, from sources
including employment,
superannuation and financial
assets.
• It usually starts reducing at an
income of $190 per fortnight and
cuts off when income reaches
$2165.20, but many seniors are
eligible for the enlarged Work
Bonus scheme that allows them to
earn $454 a fortnight this financial
year before their pension is
reduced.
Source: Services Australia

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Musical all sorts
Amy Sheppard
The Brisbane singer is branching
out from chart-topping, ARIAwinning indie pop act
Sheppard (with
siblings George and
Emma), with her first
solo EP. As a passionate
advocate for body
positivity, she also
features in the
new documentary
Embrace Kids, in
cinemas now.

WATCHING
My
M sister Emma and I
have
recently binged all
h
of
o Alone (Binge). It is
brutal
and no way I
b
could
or would do it …
c
it’s
i like Survivor but
without
the produced
w
twists
and turns, but it’s
t
way
w better. They just
plonk
these people out
p
in the middle of nowhere and whoever
lasts the longest wins. My husband would
probably love it and he’d probably win!

LISTENING

KHRUANGBIN’S DIVERSE
ONSTAGE STYLE IS ATTRACTING
BIG FANS, INCLUDING A BEATLE
Khruangbin – Donald ’DJ’ Johnson Jr, Laura Lee and Mark Speer – are touring Australia later this year. Picture: Jackie Lee Young

MUSIC
NUI TE KOHA

H

er hypnotic bass
playing prowess,
in the genredefying US trio
Khruangbin, has
won Laura Lee
widespread acclaim. Even Paul
McCartney left a voice message.
“I saved it, and now I have it
everywhere; on my iTunes,
Dropbox and phone,” Lee says,
laughing. “He said he likes my
bass playing. So I kept it, just in
case I have a bad day.”
McCartney, like many others,
have started calling to get that
Khruangbin twist on their work.
He collaborated with them on a
remix of Pretty Boys, which
pushes McCartney’s failsafe pop
into dreamy space rock.
Khruangbin – Lee, born Laura
Lee Ochoa, Mark Speer (guitar),
Donald “DJ” Johnson Jr (drums) –
cover all bases, including soul,
funk, surf, psychedelic, dub,
reggae, Latin and African styles,
but always tasteful, in-the-pocket
and with their own unique
signature.
They refuse to be pigeonholed,
but music critic Rob Shepherd
cleverly theorised: “Khruangbin,
which translates to ‘flying engine’
or ‘airplane’ in Thai, is perfect for
their music, as it often crosses
borders and cultures.”
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Khruangbin has released four
albums, as well as two
collaborative EPs with US soul
singer Leon Bridges, and an
upcoming LP with Malian singerguitarist Vieux Farka Toure.
Lee says Khruangbin’s unflashy
approach to the music comes from
a deliberate aim to keep things
simple.
“I had no idea what I was doing
on bass in the early days. There
was a naive quality that came out
of it,” Lee says. “That made the
formula what it was, which was me
playing around with beats.
“Mark would chop them up,
find the pieces he liked, make an
arrangement, play on top of it,
then the three of us work on it.
The music on the records is
usually the first time we’re playing
the songs together.”
Lee adds: “I am not an
intellectual player, or a well-read
player. I don’t know how to read,
I don’t know what the letters are,
or things on my bass. I’m a feel
player. For me, it’s what comes
naturally.

I had no idea what
I was doing on
bass in the early
days. There was
a naive quality that
came out of it

“It’s weird, because I have
battles with the guys about this.
I’m almost afraid to learn. There’s
something about approaching the
instrument the way that I do. I feel
like I sound like myself when I
play, and a lot of people that are
technically savvy sometimes
sound like each other.
“I’ve decided to stay naive, as
much as I can,” Lee says.
That restrained approach to the
music, however, does not apply to
the costumes, wigs and Lee’s crazy
high heels on stage at
Khruangbin’s live shows.
She has a self-imposed rule of
two lavish costume changes per
concert.
“We played a show in Ireland
last weekend,” she says. “We did a
main set, then we did a secret
show at, like, 1am in the woods on
a pirate ship, and they were like,
‘Are you going to wear a different
outfit?’ I was, ‘Uh, yeah! I don’t
know why this would be any
different.’
“My stylist and I have been
working together for a long time,
so she’s aware of things I can’t
wear, outfits that will affect my
playing. The heels is just practice,”
Lee says, laughing. “I can’t say it’s
easy, but somebody’s gotta do it,
and I’ve decided it’s me.”
Lee says the dress-ups,
especially the wigs, help maintain
her anonymity.
“At first, I didn’t want anybody
to know who I was,” she says.

“It was a small scene in
Houston (where Khruangbin
formed and evolved) and … I
wanted to be on stage without
people knowing who was behind
the wig. It’s the same now, but the
wig protects my identity off stage.
“Nobody ever knows it’s me,
and I’m so grateful,” Lee says. “It
happened on a train recently. But
if people know I live upstate, and
I’m going to the city, maybe
they’re looking out, you know?”
She laughs: “I think I was also
wearing something loud.”
Their live shows are legendary.
The recent US tour saw the trio
performing on hi-tech pods, but
Lee says the space-age platforms
won’t make the trip Down Under
“The pods are no longer with
us. R.I.P,” Lee says, laughing. “It
was an amazing idea, but it was a
logistic nightmare and a money
pit. We have a stage design now
that pays homage to those, and it’s
a little more dynamic for us to
move on stage.
“There were so many stairs on
the pod for me to climb, everybody
was worried about my health and
safety,” Lee says. “Mark and I are
like little bugs on stage. We like to
run back and forth.”
Khruangbin, Harvest Rock Festival, Adelaide,
November 20; Fremantle Arts Centre, November
23; Sydney Opera House, November 25, 27, 28;
Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, November 30;
Princess Theatre, Brisbane, December 1; Myer
Music Bowl, Melbourne, December 3.

I’m loving how many
incredible female
country music artists
are putting out careerbest work. You’ve got
this generation’s
queens like Taylor Swift
(pictured) and Carrie
Underwood, then
stellar voices like Kacey
Musgraves and Kelsea Ballerini … and a new
crop of Aussie stars like Amber Lawrence,
Taylor Moss and Max Jackson.

COOKING
I love anything
fresh
and tasty with
f
a good kick of spice
and
a heat. We cook
as
a much as we can
but
b with such a
busy
schedule
b
there
is a lot of
t
time
on the road.
t
Wherever
I am touring, I’m always on the
Wh
lookout for good Vietnamese or if I’m lucky,
a great Louisiana-style spicy crab dish. I am
always on the hunt for new recipes.

READING
I’m currently reading
More Than a Body by
Lexie and Lindsay Kite.
Everyone should read
this book, it’s an
indispensable resource
for women learning
how to love their
bodies for what they do
o
rather than how they
look. Life changing.

Amy Sheppard’s new single Blue Guitar and
debut solo EP Nothing But Wild are out now

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WITH MAGDOLINE AWAD

Dr Magdoline explains why training
with treats can be good and bad ...
Our family has recently
welcomed a 10-week old pug,
Larry, into our house and we
are working hard to house-train
him. We have been told the
quickest way is to use treats to
train and reward him but I am
worried Larry will get too fat.
What would you advise?
– Jeff, Coffs Harbour

CUTTING FOOD WASTE CAN
RETAIN MUCH-NEEDED
DOLLARS IN YOUR WALLET

News Corp community
ambassador Penny Fowler
with SecondBite chief
executive Steve Clifford, chef
Curtis Stone and SecondBite
co-founder Simone Carson.
Picture: Alex Coppel

Recipe for saving
T
DAVID MILLS AND TONI
HETHERINGTON

hat sad lettuce turning
to mush. The bottle of
verjuice bought for a
dinner party recipe in
2004 and untouched
ever since. The skanky
horrors that pile up at the back of the
office fridge.
Food wastage is a costly and
under-appreciated problem, with the
average Aussie household blowing
$2000-$2500 a year on edibles that
are never actually eaten.
Food relief charity SecondBite
works closely with Coles and has
rescued 6.9 million kilograms of food
in the last financial year alone –
equivalent to 33.8 million meals – and
supplies it to community charities to
help feed people in need.
“The food we rescue and distribute
ends up in the mouths of hungry
Australians, not in landfill, so we’re
effecting both social and
environmental change at the same
time,” says SecondBite co-founder
Simone Carson.
She says it’s easy to become
complacent about food waste when
times are good, but with rising
inflation now biting hard in
households, limiting waste is
important to save money.
“In plentiful times it’s easy to
purchase more food than we need
and either throw out our leftovers or
leave it to spoil in the fridge, but I
think on the whole Australians are
increasingly becoming more
conscious food consumers,” she says.
“The current economic conditions
are certainly causing more people to
tighten their belts in lots of ways, but
I’d like to think food waste is
something we’re all much more
attuned to and trying to reduce, for
the sake of both the planet and our
own bottom lines.”
Carson says we can learn from our
parents and grandparents who were

RONNI KAHN

much better at reusing, repurposing
and generally not allowing waste.
“One thing I’d love all Australians
to do is use up as much of their food
purchases as possible. For example,
don’t throw away the inner celery
heart and leaves – they are great
chopped up and sprinkled in salads.”

ON THE HOME FRONT

Food rescue organisation OzHarvest,
the charity founded by Ronni Kahn
18 years ago to tackle waste in the
food industry, is now turning its
attention to the domestic sphere,
encouraging Aussies to reduce the
estimated 2.5 million tonnes of food
we let spoil in our homes each year.
While there are many reasons for
the wastage, Kahn says our obsession
with cooking shows and premium
cookbooks is helping fuel it.
“They’re going to kill me for saying
it, but while the cooking shows have
encouraged a huge awareness around
food, it’s very wasteful,” she says.
“We watch MasterChef and they’ll
tell you to go buy 25 ingredients you’ll
probably never use again to make an
item. And those beautiful exotic
cookbooks that say you need 15
ingredients? We say replace,
substitute; if you need parsley (for a
dish), but you’ve got rosemary, use
rosemary.”
According to OzHarvest research,
the top five most wasted foods in
Australia are vegetables, bread, fruit,
bagged salad and meal leftovers – and
for every five bags of groceries we

pick up from the supermarket, one is
a complete waste.
For families worried about the
spiralling cost of living, it makes for
an obvious area to save cash.
“Making a shopping list saves an
enormous amount of money because
you buy what you need,” Kahn says.
“Literally you have to look in your
pantry and look in your fridge, and
cook or use what you’ve bought.”
Seeking ways to remind Aussies
about food wastage, OzHarvest
looked at a range of possible

ptember
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NEIL PERRY

solutions, including phone apps and
signage on supermarket trolleys,
before hitting on the simplest idea of
all – designating a spot in your fridge
or pantry for the items with a limited
shelf life.
To assist, they’ve designed special
Use It Up branded tape to remind the
casual fridge or pantry browser what
they should be eating first.
The tape reminds all members of a
household that they can help tackle
the problem of food wastage, Kahn
says.
“The kids engage, and it gives
families an opportunity to talk about
really important issues,” she says.

Congratulations on your new
family member, Larry.
Vets are often asked to chat
about the positive effect of
treats. Positive reward-based
training is the most effective way
to train our pets. Let’s face it, we
all respond to food. Treats are a
great way to go, but we do need
to be mindful of what type and
how much we are feeding. It’s
helpful to remember that the size
of the treat isn’t important to
Larry. It’s the reward and praise
he’s going to remember.
I would recommend using very
small pieces of treat when
training, smaller than the size of
your pinky fingernail, so we can
give regular treat rewards
without overfilling his belly.
When we are performing
regular training, we do need to
consider the calories of treats into
his daily food allowance. Treats
should not exceed 10 per cent of
the daily calories, which means
that we need to reduce the
amount of food he is offered at
mealtimes.
Many dogs will be happy to be
rewarded with their regular
kibble, so you can use a portion of
their normal breakfast or dinner
spread out through the day as
training treats. This means they
are not having any more food
than usual; they just are earning
some of it during training
sessions.
Many dogs will also be happy
to be rewarded with praise or
pats or a play with a toy and you
can eventually phase out the
treats and just keep food treats
for special occasions.

INDUSTRY TIPS

TODAY

Super savings on sanitary
products

TOMORROW

Feed the family with top
deals on frozen food

SUNDAY

Pamper your pet and save
LOOK FOR THE BARCODE
EACH DAY

Celebrated chef Neil Perry, who has
been working with OzHarvest to
minimise restaurant wastage, says a
few pointers from his industry can
help home cooks save money.
“Don’t fall into that trap of
stocking the fridge up,” he says.
“It’s really important to plan out
what you’re going to feed the family,
and how that’s going to interact with
what you’ve got in the fridge. If
you’ve got some rice, stir-fry it; if
you’ve got vegetables, turn it into a
stir-fry or a braise or a salad.
“And importantly, always shop
with the season. That’s exactly how
we run our restaurants – efficiently
but with flavour. If a food is in season
it’s not only abundant, it’s at the peak
of its power in terms of flavour and
texture.”

Working for praise or pats or a
play with a toy is very viable as
dogs mature, but for toilet
training, let’s keep the treats
going for now, to help Larry learn
as clearly and quickly as possible
what you are asking. Toilet
training can take a little time, and
the key is to be very consistent.
Dr Magdoline Awad, chief veterinarian officer at
Greencross The Pet Company

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BRAD DAVIDSON EXAMINES
EVERY RACE AT RANDWICK

A super field of dreams
Mouth-watering duels to savour in a program packed with quality
RAY THOMAS
GODOLPHIN superstar Anamoe, racing’s rarest gem, and his stellar showdown with powerhouse Zaaki should be the scene-stealer on
Super Saturday at Royal Randwick.
But their compelling clash in the Group 1 $1m
George Main Stakes (1600m) is being
challenged for race of the day status by a miniEverest sprint classic.
Nature Strip, the world’s best sprinter, his old
rival Eduardo, Mazu, Masked Crusader, Lost
And Running and Classique Legend match motors in the Group 2 $1m The Shorts (1100m).
With footy finals at Allianz Stadium and
SCG, the Moore Park precinct is the sporting
capital of the nation on Saturday but for racing
fans, there’s only one destination – Royal Randwick. There’s so many highlights at this race
meeting including:
The 10-horse George Main field includes
eight individual Group 1 winners. Trainer Chris
Waller is aiming for his ninth George Main win
in 11 years with either Fangirl or Hinged.
Zaaki will become the 12th horse in Australian racing history to break the $8m prizemoney
barrier if he wins the George Main.
The Shorts field has collectively earned
nearly $48m prizemoney including Nature Strip
with $18,478,010. Eduardo is attempting to become the first horse to go back-to-back in The
Shorts since King’s Favourite in 1976-77.
Fangirl (George Main) puts Epsom Handicap on the line along with Benaud (Kingston
Town Stakes) for The Metropolitan.
For the George Main Stakes, TAB fixed odds
price assessors have Anamoe as the $2.10 favourite ahead of Zaaki at $3.10.
Fangirl is only other runner at double figure
odds, but only just at $9.50.
Both Anamoe and Zaaki have returned to
racing this season in winning form under James
McDonald.
Anamoe defied track bias to win the Group 1
Winx Stakes and Zaaki was dominant in the
Group 2 Tramway Stakes.
McDonald has stayed with Anamoe who became the first entire in 20 years to win Group 1
races as a two, three and four-year-old when he
won the Winx Stakes.
“We took a bit of a gamble to keep Anamoe
racing this season and it was great he won the
Group 1 first-up as a four-year-old,’’ Godolphin
Australia supremo Vin Cox said.
“It does take the pressure off by winning the
Winx Stakes but we would like to win a few
more Group 1 races with this horse.’’
Trainer James Cummings has given Anamoe

James McDonald on Anamoe wins the Winx Stakes at Royal Randwick on August 20 and (inset) McDonald on Zaaki. Pictures: Getty Images
a month to get over the Winx Stakes. The $5.2m
earner did barrier trial at Warwick Farm last
Friday, cruising into third position without
being tested.
“I know James (McDonald) was happy with
the trial, James Cummings was particularly
happy and the team says the horse is doing very
well,’’ Cox said.
“Anamoe’s ability is scintillating on his day.
He is an exciting horse and when he puts it all
together he is quite dynamic.’’
Interestingly, Anamoe has never won successive races in a preparation but Cox said the
four-year-old is physically equipped now to
maintain winning form.
“I was there at Randwick when Anamoe won
first-up last month and he literally marched
around there as if he was the ‘alpha’, he owned
the ring,’’ Cox said.

“He has developed, thickened up and become a lot more mature. Now is the case of
holding his mind together and continuing to
build on his profile.’’
McDonald understands better than anyone
what Anamoe is up against when taking on
Zaaki.
The champion jockey concedes Anamoe will
be giving Zaaki a start from the turn and will
have the tough task of chasing down his rival.
“The barrier draw (eight) is nice because Anamoe will get into a lovely rhythm,’’ McDonald
said. “He had a terrific first-up performance, he
didn’t hard a run and I’m looking forward to the
race. He’s in good form.’’
Waller has made the George Main Stakes his
own in the last decade, winning the race with
Verry Elleegant (2021), Kolding (2020), Winx
(2016-17-18), Kermadec (2015), Sacred Falls

(2014) and Shoot Out (2012), and the Hall of
Fame trainer is relying on Fangirl and Hinged
on Saturday.
Fangirl caught the eye running on well to finish second behind Anamoe when resuming in
the Winx Stakes, while Hinged was a close fifth
in the same race after having an interrupted run
in the straight.
Waller felt it was imperative the mares drew
well to have a chance of beating Anamoe and
Zaaki and was relieved when Hinged drew the
rails and Fangirl comes out of gate three.
“I was rapt to see them draw good barriers,’’
Waller said.
“First-up they both ran well but had to overcome difficult draws in their first meeting
against the big guns. I thought the mares did a
pretty good job that day.”
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RAY THOMAS

Legacy will live on
Queen Elizabeth Stakes to stay at Royal Randwick
SYDNEY’S richest autumn carnival
race, the prestigious $5 million Queen
Elizabeth II Stakes, will retain its race
name despite the passing of the monarch.
But the Australian Turf Club is
considering introducing a new race or
changing the name of an existing feature race to honour the reign of King
Charles III.
ATC chief executive Jamie Barkley
told Racing Confidential there are
certainly no plans to change the name
of the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II
Stakes.
Barkley said the Queen Elizabeth
Stakes is now well established as one
of the premier weight-for-age races in
the southern hemisphere and regu-

larly rates as one of the nation’s best
races each season.
The Queen Elizabeth Stakes was
introduced in 1954 when Her Majesty
The Queen visited Royal Randwick
and the then Australian Jockey Club
named a race in her honour.
Some of the great champions of
Australian racing have won the
Queen Elizabeth Stakes including
Winx (2017-18-19), Lonhro (2003),
Might And Power (1998), Ming Dynasty (1978), Gay Icarus (1971) and Tulloch (1958, 1960-61).
The ATC has strong ties to the
British monarchy as Royal Randwick
is one of only two racecourses in the
world that can officially use “Royal”
as it’s name. The other is Royal Ascot

in England.
Therefore, it is understandable the
club is looking at options to introduce
a race for King Charles III, the new
monarch.
Meanwhile, three Australian trainers will be in attendance at the
Queen’s funeral at London’s Westminster Abbey on Monday – Chris
Waller, Gai Waterhouse and David
Hayes.
It is a tremendous honour for the
three trainers to be invited to the funeral as the numbers are so tight but
this is also a reflection of the Queen’s
passion for horses and her close connection to Australian racing.
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EDUARDO is protecting his lead

in the $6 million Sydney Spring Sprint
Series when he lines up in the Group 2
The Shorts (1100m) at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
The Joe Pride-trained Eduardo
earned five points for his brilliant
first-up win in the Concorde Stakes,
the first leg of the sprint series.
The Shorts, Premiere Stakes and
The Everest are also included in the
series with points awarded on a
5,4,3,2,1 basis for the top five finishers
in each race.
The final leg of the series, the Nature Strip Stakes at Rosehill Gardens
October 29, carries double points and
is likely to ultimately decide the winner of the richest bonus in world racing.

Five things we’ll
learn on Saturday
1: MINI-EVEREST

The Shorts boasts five confirmed Everest runners and
Classique Legend. What a race! The world’s best sprinter,
Nature Strip, resumes against his old rival Eduardo plus
the likes of Mazu, Masked Crusader and Lost And Running. The Shorts result could totally reshape Everest betting.

2: CHANGING OF THE GUARD

Mazu is on a six-race winning streak including his Group
1 Doomben 10,000 triumph last start but his return in
The Shorts is his biggest test. Mazu is leading the next
generation of sprinters trying to challenge the older, established stars. Will it signal a changing of the guard?

3: THE CLASH

The Anamoe-Zaaki showdown in the George Main
Stakes is shaping as one of the most intriguing clashes of
recent years. Zaaki races on speed and tends to dominate
his rivals. Anamoe will be the “stalker”, settling behind
Zaaki and trying to run him down. This race will confirm
the nation’s best weight-for-age miler.

WHAT THEY
HAD TO SAY
“It’s hard to win first-up
against horses like
Eduardo and others who
will be in the race, it looks
like being a very good
race, but I think that’s
what these big races are
bringing. You’ve got to
have lead-up races and
it’s good to see them
racing against each other
more than once,’’ said
Chris Waller, trainer of
Nature Strip.
“The proof of the
pudding is in the eating,
we will know more after
Saturday. I know some
trainers say their horse is
90 percent fit, I don’t
know how they work that
out, but he is probably
not as fit as when he won
The Shorts two years
ago. He has had a lot of
inactivity and a long
layoff,’’ said Les Bridge,
trainer of Classique
Legend.
“There is so much to
like about Anamoe. He is
a beautiful horse, he has
everything going for him,
and I think he will win the
George Main Stakes and
go on to win the Cox
Plate this spring. Anamoe
is so exciting to watch,
he’s almost rude and
arrogant the way he goes
about winning his races,
there’s a bit of the ‘King’
(Kingston Town) about
this horse. The way
James Cummings is
placing this horse and
looking after him is
absolutely perfectly,’’
said Hall of Fame jockey
Malcolm Johnston.

4: WHO IS THE BEST 3YO FILLY?

In Secret made some statement beating the boys in the
Run To The Rose last week but the Godolphin filly was
beaten first-up by Zougotcha in the Silver Shadow
Stakes. Trainer Chris Waller deliberately bypassed the
Furious Stakes to keep Zougotcha fresh.

BIG SPORTS
BREAKFAST

5: WILL THE DERBY FORM STAND UP?

Benaud and Alegron ran second and third respectively
behind Hitotsu in a thrilling ATC Australian Derby last
autumn. There is a belief this was one of the stronger
renewals of the Derby in recent years with Benaud and
Alegron getting the opportunity to prove the theory correct when they contest the Kingston Town Stakes.
These are the five most memorable
George Main Stakes I’ve seen in
more than 30 years covering
Sydney racing.

1999 - SHOGUN
LODGE

Zougotcha

on mare Sunline
and the resolute Adam.
But Shane
Dye rode a
clever
“stalking”
race on Shogun Lodge
and the 5.5kg
weight pull he
had over Sunline
proved decisive as he
edged clear near the line to win.

RAY’S TRIP
DOWN
MEMORY
LANE

Shogun Lodge, the crack
three-year-old trained by Bob
Thomsen, had just won the
Spring
SStakes at
Newcastle imN
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hhe was throw into
tthe weight-for-age
ccauldron for the
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Ray Thomas and Dean
Ritchie: Sunday 7am
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2002 – DEFIER

This was a vintage George Main Stakes
field including champions Sunline and
Lonhro, and the outstanding trio Defier,
Shogun Lodge and Excellerator. Sunline

led the field into the final turn with Defier
her immediate pursuer and Lonhro pocketed third the fence. Sunline maintained
her advantage over the rise but Defier
swooped to take the lead the holding off
the late charge of Excellerator to score a
famous win with Sunline third. Lonhro
didn’t get any clear galloping room in the
straight and ran fourth.

2003 – LONHRO

The John Hawkes-trained Lonhro gained
his revenge over Defier in the 2003 George Main Stakes. Lonhro was in imperious form that spring and went to the
George Main after brilliant wins in the
Warwick Stakes and Chelmsford Stakes.
The “Black Flash” was in such outstanding form he was sent out the $1.70 favourite and he dominated his rivals.

2010- MORE JOYOUS

More Joyous became the first mare to
win the George Main Stakes since Ma Chiquita in 1986 – and she did it with ease.
Corey Brown settled the champion mare
on the speed, took her to the centre of
the track coming up the rise and she
bounded away.

2017 – WINX

Winx made it 20 wins in succession with
a magnificent effort in the George Main
Stakes. Her winning margin was a comfortable length-and-a-half easing down
but this wasn’t routine for the great
mare. Over the rise, Bowman was forced
to pull the whip on Winx as her great rival
Happy Clapper cruised up to join the
leaders. But suddenly Winx exploded, accelerating brilliantly.

Winx

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Bookies
have it
wrong for
Maximal
RAY THOMAS

MAXIMAL, the three-quarter brother of English superhorse
Frankel,
doesn’t
deserve to be a $101 chance
for the Group 1 $1 million
George Main Stakes (1600m)
at Royal Randwick on
Saturday.
At least this is the opinion
of jockey Sam Clipperton,
who finally gets to ride Maximal in the feature weight-forage race.
“I was supposed to ride
Maximal in the Golden Eagle
last spring but I ended up
breaking my jaw just before
the race,’’ Clipperton said.
“It’s good to finally get the
opportunity to ride the horse
as I think he is extremely
talented.
“Maximal has taken a little
while to settle into Australian
racing but we saw a glimpse
of his ability last preparation
when he ran a gallant second
in the Doomben Cup behind
Huetor.
“But Maximal did beat
Zaaki (third) that day so who
is to say, all things being
equal, he can’t go out and
make his presence felt in the
George Main Stakes.
“He has to line up against
Anamoe and Zaaki but
judging by his work (Tuesday) morning this could be
the preparation we see
Maximal’s true ability.’’
Clipperton’s assessment of
rank outsider Maximal does
make the imported galloper
seem over the odds given
Zaaki is at $3.10 and pressing
Anamoe ($2.10) for favouritism. The jockey is also partnering Stockman in the
Group 3 $200,000 Kingston
Town Stakes (2000m) and is
hoping the stayer takes him
all the way to the Melbourne
Cup on November 1.
“It’s early days yet but
Stockman may line up in the
Melbourne Cup this spring,’’
Clipperton said.
“I’ve never had a ride in
the Cup so I will be putting
my hand up for that opportunity if the horse gets to the
race and so far he is coming
up well.
“Stockman’s first run at
Group 1 weight-for-age over
1400m was good and then in
the Chelmsford Stakes last
start, he got back in the field
and the circumstances on the
day didn’t suit him but I liked
his final 300m.’’
Clipperton said Stockman
is now getting out to his right
distance range for the Kingston Town Stakes.
“I expect him to become
very
competitive
now,’’
Clipperton said.
“Last autumn he won the
Sky High Stakes and went on
to run second to Duais in the
Group 1 Tancred Stakes and
beat Think It Over that day.
“Think It Over came out
next start and won the
Queen Elizabeth Stakes so
there is no better staying
form.’’
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Sam’s springboard
to potential glory

Sam Clipperton steers Mazu to victory over Paulele in a thrilling battle in this year’s Doomben 10,000. Picture: Grant Peters Trackside Photography

RAY THOMAS
STAR jockey Sam Clipperton
is in the fortunate position of
riding two of the most exciting emerging talents in Sydney racing this spring – Mazu
and Golden Mile.
Clipperton has been with
Mazu during the sprinter’s sixrace winning streak and they
combine again for the Group 2
$1m The Shorts (1100m) at
Randwick on Saturday.
Mazu’s return is in the
same week the jockey received confirmation from the
Godolphin stable that he has
been retained as rider of laststart Ming Dynasty Quality
winner Golden Mile in the
Group 1 $1m Golden Rose at
Rosehill on September 24.

“I was hoping to stay on
Golden Mile and it is unreal
that I have been booked for
the Golden Rose,’’ Clipperton
said.
“Golden Mile has to improve again next week but he
has that X-factor about him.’’
The same can be said for
Mazu, who faces his moment
of truth in a star-studded The
Shorts.
Mazu, trained by Peter and
Paul Snowden, has been selected for slot-holders John
Messara’s Arrowfield Stud
and The Star, as their runner
in the $15m The Everest next
month.
With Nature Strip, Eduardo, Lost And Running and
Masked Crusader in The
Shorts field, Mazu won’t get a

better test of his sprinting potential – not that Clipperton
needs any convincing.
“Mazy is still untapped, I
don’t know what he is capable
of but he is ready to go to the
level required for an Everest,’’
Clipperton said.
“He is a horse that whether
it is this year or next, he can
well and truly measure up in
an Everest. I’m not doubting
his talent and I’m excited to
see how he goes in The
Shorts.’’
Mazu finished his threeyear-old season by winning
the Group 1 Doomben 10,000
from Paulele, and Clipperton
cited this result as reason for
his confidence.
“Throughout his career
and particularly last prep-

aration, Mazu has been
beautifully placed by Peter
and Paul Snowden,’’ Clipperton said.
“But his acid test was the
Doomben 10,000 and he delivered in spades as a threeyear-old in a Group 1 weightfor-age race.
“He has beaten Paulele
twice now and Paulele has the
Nature Strip form running
third to him in the TJ Smith
Stakes.
“So, Mazu has the right
formlines and although he is
going to have go to up a peg
or two this spring, I think he is
more than capable of doing
that to be honest.’’
Mazu’s impressive end to
his three-year-old season is
only a portent of things to

come, according to Clipperton.
“He is only going to get
better with age,’’ the jockey
said. “He’s a four-year-old
now, he’s a bit stronger and a
more mature horse mentally.
“After his successful trip
away to Brisbane last winter, I
feel that could prove to be a
turning point in his career.’’
Mazu, raced by Michael
and Chris Ward’s Triple
Crown Syndications, is at $7
in latest TAB Fixed Odds betting for The Shorts behind
Nature Strip at $2.30 and Eduardo next at $4.
Clipperton feels gate four
is ideal for Mazu, with Nature
Strip drawn inside in barrier
two and Eduardo out wider in
barrier eight.

Raymond hopes for change of luck with Earlswood
GILBERT GARDINER
RISING star trainer Maddie Raymond’s Caulfield Cup aspirations for
qualified Earlswood will become clearer after Saturday’s Group 3 Foundation
Cup (2000m) at The Heath.
Earlswood raced fiercely first-up in
the Group 2 Feehan Stakes at The Valley, coming under pressure before the
bend and dropping out to run last in the
five-horse field. Raymond has done
“plenty of work” the past fortnight to
bring on talented import Earlswood.

“Super happy with how he came
through the run,” Raymond said.
“He needed the run in the Feehan,
obviously it didn’t pan out landing in
front like he did.
“Drawn a little bit tricky on Saturday, but from the wide gate we’ll go
back and expect him to attack the line
well, fitness wise he’s improved a stack.
“He was probably a little bit fresh
last start too … he’s pulled his head in a
bit (since), we’re really happy with
him.” Uncle Bryn ($4.60), dual acceptor
Gold Trip ($5) and Emissary ($5.50)

dominate the Foundation Cup, registered as the Naturalism Stakes, market
from Smokin’ Romans ($8).
Earlswood is a $17 chance on Saturday and $51 in TAB’s all-in Caulfield
Cup markets.
The five-year-old Irish-bred gelding
won the Group 3 Carlyon Cup at Caulfield last February in his first Australian
start, edging out Callsign Mav and
Spanish Mission.
Earlswood is assured a start in the
Caulfield Cup, being 15th in the order of
entry with a 54.5kg impost.

“If he runs well (Saturday) and looking like the 2400m will suit that’s
(Caulfield Cup) where we’ll head,” Raymond said.
“But he’s got to obviously run better
than what he did in the Feehan … the
weight and barrier this Saturday probably works against him a bit, but we
need to see him run.
“We can make the call if we need another run after Saturday, we can go to
the Turnbull or even the Metropolitan
up in Sydney before the Caulfield Cup,
if we need to.’’

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Super sprinter
nears Winx's
cash record
RAY THOMAS
CHAMPION Nature Strip can break
mighty mare Winx’s world prizemoney
record this spring.
Nature Strip is likely to have just
three starts this campaign, commencing
with his comeback in the Group 2 $1m
The Shorts (1100m) at Royal Randwick
on Saturday.
Trainer Chris Waller’s primary aim
is to have Nature Strip ready to defend
his title in the $15m The TAB Everest
(1200m) at Randwick on October 15.
After The Everest, it is planned to
give Nature Strip one more race in either the $3m Nature Strip (Winners)
Stakes (1300m) at Rosehill on October
29 or the $3m Darley Champions Sprint
(1200m) at Flemington on November 5.
If Nature Strip can win his three starts
this spring, he will eclipse former stablemate Winx’s earnings of $26,451,175.
Waller was philosophical when
asked how he would feel if Nature Strip
broke Winx’s prizemoney record.
“It is only a matter of time before
Winx’s record is broken,’’ Waller said.
“There were other great horses before Winx, including Phar Lap, that set
records that have been broken, too.
“Winx’s record was very special considering most of her Cox Plate wins were
worth $3m and the Queen Elizabeth
Stakes was less than the $5m it is now. It
adds significance to how much she did
win before the prizemoney boom.
“The upside of this is it shows racing
is going forward and there will be no sad
emotions when her record is eclipsed.’’
Winx won an unprecedented four
Cox Plates, three of them when the race
was worth $3m. The race’s prizemoney
was increased to $5m when she completed her famous four-peat in 2018.
The great mare retired after her third
successive win in the Queen Elizabeth
Stakes in 2019 when the race had total
stakes of $4m. It is now worth $5m.
The prizemoney explosion of recent
years means there is an inevitability
that Winx’s record will be broken sooner rather than later.
Nature Strip has already amassed
$18,478,010 prizemoney and his chances of passing Winx’s record hinge on
the gelding winning a second successive
The Everest next month.
This would put Nature Strip in a position to claim the world prizemoney record if he won the Nature Strip Stakes
or Darley Sprint Classic.
The Nature Strip Stakes, named
after the previous year’s The Everest
winner, also carries double points in the
$6m Sprint Bonus Series, which would
ensure Nature Strip vaulted over Winx.

CHANGING NATU
TRAINER CHRIS WALLER HAS HAD TO
WORK HARD TO REIN IN NATURE STRIP
AND TURN HIM INTO THE WORLD’S BEST
SPRINTER, WRITES RAY THOMAS

NATURE Strip, the once-maligned
speedster, is now universally acknowledged as the world’s best sprinter.
The remarkable transformation is
complete and the reason Nature Strip is
so good is because he’s learned how to be
a racehorse.
This seems like a ridiculously simple
statement but nothing has come easy for
the champion chestnut.
Although blessed with freakish speed,
Nature Strip was once such a “fierce goer”
he would often bring himself undone by
his natural desire to run as fast as he could.
His trainer, Chris Waller, has taken
years to find the key to unlock Nature
Strip’s talents, working to harness the
sprinter’s sheer speed and teaching him
how to race – all this while striving to keep
the gelding sound and fit, and combating
the gelding’s allergies. More about those
“allergies” later.
Waller, who spoke with The Daily
Telegraph before leaving on Thursday
evening to attend the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in England, revealed it was something champion jockey
Hugh Bowman once said to him about a
thoroughbred’s ability to sprint over an
extended distance that stuck in the trainer’s mind.
“Hugh told me very few horses can
sustain top speed for 400m,’’ Waller said.
“Winx was an obvious exception but
it’s very rare for a horse to run flat out for
more than about 400m.
“With Nature Strip, he was trying to go
at his top speed for 1000m and you just
can’t do that at the elite level.’’
Waller and his team concentrated on
improving Nature Strip’s racing manners.
Replacing that nervous energy with a
more conservative racing pattern has
made the gelding a more complete racehorse.
“What changed with Nature Strip is he
became more relaxed, more tractable,’’
Waller said. “He is easier to ride in a race
now.
“He is a horse with more confidence
and he has found that extra gear now. He

He is a horse
with more
confidence and
he has found that
extra gear now.
He has a high
cruising speed
but can
accelerate off
that, which is a
big help to
(jockey) James
McDonald
has a high cruising speed but can accelerate off that, which is a big help to (jockey)
James McDonald.’’
Nature Strip’s preparation to defend
his title in the $15m The TAB Everest at
Royal Randwick on October 15 begins on
Saturday.
The newly-crowned Horse of the Year
resumes against an outstanding field of
sprinters, including old rival Eduardo and
2020 The Everest winner Classique Legend, in the Group 2 $1m The Shorts
(1100m) at Royal Randwick.
Waller is preparing Nature Strip for
his fourth attempt in The Everest but the
champion’s campaign is different this
spring because The Shorts is his only
lead-up run.
In previous years, Nature Strip has had

at least two preparatory races before The
Everest but this spring Waller has had to
factor in the eight-year-old’s Royal Ascot
campaign and return travel to England in
June and July.
“The issues with taking horses overseas to race are massive,’’ Waller said.
“No one really understands it unless
they are there 24/7 with a horse. You need
to keep checking their temperatures, their
wellbeing and their work.
“Then, you need to do all this in reverse
when travelling home. It is a challenge.
“We get a lot of horses to our stable
coming out from the northern hemisphere and many do struggle for 12
months or so.
“But Nature Strip was only in England
for 28 days and it was a short enough period so he hasn’t been affected by the
change of seasons.’’
With The Everest just four weeks
away, Nature Strip’s exhibition gallop between races at Rosehill last Saturday was
noteworthy because of the horse’s appearance. He looked very fit and his coat
was gleaming in the early spring sunshine.
In previous spring campaigns, Nature
Strip has needed racing to reach peak
condition and shake off his winter coat.
“Nature Strip only had a short winter
this year,’’ Waller said.
“He experienced some warm weather
in the UK then had to deal with a couple
of cold weeks in quarantine in Melbourne
and since he has been back in Sydney.
“But it is spring weather now. The days
are getting longer and the horses pick that
up. Almost from the shortest day of the
year, a horse’s body starts changing.
“He seems to be thriving and his coat
has improved significantly.
“Usually, his coat will still be trying to
poke through but his coat is already starting to get a bit of a glow to it.’’
Waller also has to deal with Nature
Strip’s allergies, which are prevalent in
spring.
“So far, so good,’’ he said. “But we
haven’t had much dry weather in Sydney
yet. His allergies start when we get warmer days, a few weeks of fine weather, the
trees start getting pollen. We are not in
the clear yet.
“But we do try and manage it better
each year. At this stage everything is
going well.’’
Waller and his team have managed
Nature Strip so expertly that the gelding
confirmed his number one world sprinter
ranking and provided the trainer with one
of the highlights of his career when a brilliant winner of the Group 1 King’s Stand
Stakes at Royal Ascot win in June.

Nature Strip gave Wa
international win and it
trainer’s greatest achieve
“I guess you go throu
career,’’ Waller said. “W
ing out, it would be a ca
train winners in Sydney.
“Then you train your
ner, your first Group 1 w
first major like a Cox Pla
“The beauty of our sp
many highlights and tha
to owners and people
sport.
“It’s one highlight a
jockeys follow the carni
reason.
“The Royal Ascot w
breaking and a new expe
still reflect on my first G
Triple Honour (2008 D
cap).’’
Nature Strip has alre
including nine at Group
age it’s unlikely he can im
The champion ches
eight-year-old and is at
greatest gift, his speed, c
mised but it seems the g
anywhere fast.
“He’s so confident n
how to use himself and
the zone,’’ Waller said.
“The plan is to run in
The Everest four weeks
aration seems to work w
great, fresh horse.
“He wins most of hi
most of his races with a f
In early TAB fixed od
Shorts, Nature Strip is th
ahead of Eduardo at $
gun Mazu at $6.50.
Waller had an omin
Nature Strip’s rivals wh
pected his sprinter to be
on Saturday.
“The Shorts will be
does add pressure on N
up performance,’’ Walle
“There are some very
this race and they are r
Nature Strip and Eduard
front.
“But he is fit and read
could have run (in the C
but in hindsight I’m plea
“I think he is setting
other good season, not
but Eduardo and others.
Classique Legend triallin
“Nature Strip is goin
fresh but he has had a
up. He is ready to go.’’

Paulele is Godolphin’s Everest hope

Fry is a man o

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BRAD WATERS

“But the George Main is going to be
tough, this is weight-for-age racing at
it’s best.’’ Waller conceded Anamoe
and Zaaki deserve favouritism for the
big race.
“They are very good horses,’’ Waller said. “But Anamoe just might go to
a whole new level this spring.
“You know what you get with
Zaaki, he is a very hard horse to beat,
but that was probably Anamoe’s best
first-up win and he is not going to be a
walkover.

“This will a great race at a great
race meeting. This is a sample of what
is to come this spring.
“It’s great to have these good horses racing together. There is some
great competition on Saturday and
that is what will get people talking
about the sport.’’
Meanwhile, Godolphin’s brilliant
sprinter and The Everest hopeful
Paulele tuned up for his return to racing with an impressive barrier trial
win at Hawkesbury on Thursday.
McDonald rode Paulele as he
cruised home to beat Wingardium in

his 800m trial, breaking 33s for his
closing 600m sectional.
Cox said Paulele will resume in the
Group 1 Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley next Friday with the four-year-old
favoured to be selected in Godolphin’s slot for The Everest.
“There are a few options with
Paulele,’’ Cox said.
“We would like to get that Group 1
box ticked and there is also the Manikato Stakes to consider.
“But The (Everest) market is telling us he (Paulele) is our best
chance.’’

James McDonald on Paulele.

HORSES, cars and greyhounds have led
jockey Jarrod Fry to a crack at his maiden
Group 1 win in Saturday’s Sir Rupert
Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Fry will ride his reliable mate Tuvalu
in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes after
racking up the kilometres to ride work
and jumpouts for Lindsey Smith’s stable
across western Victoria over the past
year. Fry admitted he has no idea how
many kilometres he has done across the
state from his 14-acre farm just outside
Ballarat.
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THE
VITAL
INFO

TABFORM
THE TRACK

THE RAIL

Soft (5). At the last meeting here on
September 3, the track was rated a Heavy
(8).

True. At the last meeting here on
September 3, the rail was out 7m.

RACE 1 TAB Highway Handicap

1000m 11.40

3yo & up Class 3. Prizemoney: $120,000; 1st $55,000; 2nd $21,750; 3rd $11,250; 4th $6250; 5th $4750.
BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $19250. Apprentices can claim.
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FORM HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
11s1s s SHALSTAR d
2 Paul Messara
11s1s s LIMITED REALITY dw
8 Cameron Crockett
100s3 s EZEKEIL b
18 Cody Morgan
3s162 PRINCE NICCONI dw
1 D A Williams
72192 PROVERBIAL dw
4 Lou Mary
1411s s ZOOM OUTCOME dw
17 M P Quinn
s2731 s BOLD OFFA d
7 A L McRae
0s246 s CASINO LORD db
14 Cody Morgan
1s142 s LE MELODY db
19 Cody Morgan
27s11 s POLYLITHIC (NZ) dw
9 S C Jones
1s97s s I’M NOT SLEW d
10 S I Singleton
03s50 s VERY SHARP w
5 R P Northam
7s901 s MONTE DI FIORE dw
15 R Simonetta
24s63 SALIRE dw
12 Cameron Crockett
s4372 s OSTRACISED dwb
16 Cody Morgan
151 s CUSTO dw Ⓑ
6 S C Jones
s6240 s PRINCESS SPICE dw
3 Tash Burleigh
124s7 s ROBARGE (NZ) dw
13 Terry Evans
Emergencies: (in order)
19 5147s HURN COURT dw
11 Brett Robb
20 265s3 s FEEL THE KNIGHT td
20 Matthew Dale
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Royal Randwick
races Saturday
TAB CODE: SR
on SKY1, SKY Thoroughbred Central

THE FILES
» TAB First 4: All races
» Daily Double: Races 8 and 10
» Treble: 8, 9, 10
» Quaddie: 7, 8, 9, 10

RACE 4 The Agency Real Estate

1400m 1.25

3yo & up Benchmark 78. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $76,250; 2nd $27,250; 3rd $13,050;
4th $6700; 5th $5000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $38500. Apprentices can claim.

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JOCKEY
T Schiller (a1.5)
R Jones (a1.5)
SCRATCHED
T Clark
J Bowman
S Clipperton
D Budler (a3)
D Gibbons (a3)
SCRATCHED
J Parr
Ms E Hennessy (a3)
T Sherry
SCRATCHED
J Collett
SCRATCHED
J Mc Donald
Ms A Mc Lucas (a3)
A Adkins

WGT
59
58
57.5
57.5
57
57
56.5
56.5
56
56
55.5
55
55
55
54.5
54
54
54

$6.00
5.50
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6.00
16.00
19.00
41.00
26.00
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21.00
41.00
71.00
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21.00
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*3.80
81.00
19.00

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K Mc Evoy

54
59

41.00
23.00

3yo & up Quality Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $109,000; 2nd $36,375; 3rd $17,500;
4th $8750; 5th $5375. Apprentices cannot claim.

RACE 2 Midway Handicap

LEGEND

1600m 12.15

FORM HORSE
DRAW
380s5 WAR ETERNAL (NZ) cdw 5
25s49 EQUATION dwn
4
264s6 SILENT IMPACT twbh
9
6478s t SUPERGIANT (NZ) d
3
20s74 s EASY CAMPESE dwh
8
3166s t HONEYCREEPER tw
16
s313s FINEPOINT dwn
14
130s3 ITA dw
2
4452s GREEK HERO (GB) w
1
3107s t MAMOUNIA
6
650s1 s ROOTS w
15
96123 s LE VIZIR wh
10
2s11 s ARNOLD dw
7
2358s SINDACATO (NZ) dw
13
s0513 AIR TO AIR w
12
9050s t STRAY dh
11

TRAINER
Bjorn Baker
Annabel Neasham
G Waterhouse & A Bott
Annabel Neasham
J G Sargent
James Cummings
C J Waller
Bjorn Baker
J C Deamer
James Cummings
C J Waller
P & P Snowden
C J Waller
C J Waller
Sam Kavanagh
A J Cummings

JOCKEY
D Gibbons (a3)
Ms E Hennessy (a3)
T Clark
Ms R King
T Schiller (a1.5)
J Collett
J Bowman
J Parr
A Adkins
S Clipperton
B Avdulla
R Bayliss
J Mc Donald
K Mc Evoy
T Berry

RACE 5 Bill Ritchie Handicap
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

WGT
61.5
60
59
59
58.5
58
57.5
57
57
56.5
56.5
56.5
55.5
55.5
54
53

21.00
34.00
10.00
101.00
26.00
34.00
9.00
19.00
101.00
34.00
8.00
26.00
*1.90
61.00
51.00
26.00

1400m 2.00
7.

8.

9.

RACE 8 Bowermans Shorts

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

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18.

19.

20.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

FORM HORSE
DRAW
0s131 ZOU DE MOON dw
5
s4018 OAKFIELD ARROW w
17
75606 DICK WHITTINGTON (FR) w 4
21251 NAVAJO PEAK tw
19
14294 BUBA dw
15
55s02 t MAHAGONI (GB)
14
7s110 DIAMOND DIESEL wb
12
49970 MCCORMACK tw
7
11065 t CHILKO LAKE dw
20
552s4 ONEMORE SAPPHIRE dw 3
0s802 s DIVA BELLA dw
16
1s440 BELLA VIOLET dwh
1
26222 MICRONA w
18
414s5 LOVING CILLA (NZ)
8
1s527 HERB w
13
4s988 DREAM MAIDEN dwn
6
10734 s SEBRING’S ROSE w
10
s5126 s PACIFIC WARRIOR dwh 9
17s13 ESSENTIAL SKY (NZ) dwh 2
s5637 s REMUS dw
11

TRAINER
J C Deamer
Ms K Buchanan
Matthew Smith
David Payne
Ms K Waugh
David Payne
Adam Duggan
T J Bartley
R S Englebrecht
T J Bartley
Claire Lever
John Thompson
J A Steinmetz
Joseph Ible
Anthony Mountney
J C Coyle
David Pfieffer
A J Cummings
J G Sargent
J M Austin

JOCKEY
T Clark
Ms E Hennessy (a3)
W Pike
K Mc Evoy
T Schiller (a1.5)
J Mc Donald
D Gibbons (a3)
S Clipperton
R Jones (a1.5)
J Ford
R Bayliss
T Sherry
R Dolan
J Collett
T Berry
A Adkins
Ms R King
Ms K O’Hara

RACE 3 Peachester Shoot Out Mile

WGT
59.5
58.5
58
57.5
56.5
56.5
56
56
55.5
55.5
55
54.5
54.5
54
54
54
53
53
52
52

1600m 12.50

3yo & up Benchmark 88. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $76,250; 2nd $27,250; 3rd $13,050;
4th $6700; 5th $5000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $38500. Apprentices can claim.
1.

2.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

3.

4.

5.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
9s171 t BLAZE A TRAIL dw
2
00s01 t KISS THE BRIDE (NZ) tcw 4
s6615 t TURN ON THE CHARM (FR) dw 7
00s53 t GIANNIS
9
637s8 t KAAPFEVER (NZ) tdw
1
19s64 t ARCTIC THUNDER cw
3
45s28 t GRACE AND HARMONY (NZ) wb 5
223s6 s CABOCHE (NZ) d
8
68127 s BAZOOKA tw
6

6.

7.

7.50
16.00
34.00
7.50
21.00
*3.00
15.00
34.00
34.00
23.00
34.00
31.00
15.00
34.00
23.00
201.00
34.00
34.00
34.00
71.00

8.

TRAINER
C Maher & D Eustace
Bjorn Baker
C Maher & D Eustace
C J Waller
Joseph Pride
G Portelli
C J Waller
C J Waller
David Payne

EQ1

9.

JOCKEY
B Avdulla
D Gibbons (a3)
T Clark
K Mc Evoy
S Clipperton
J Collett
J Mc Donald
J Bowman
T Schiller (a1.5)

WGT
60
60
59.5
58.5
58
57
57
57
52

5.50
7.00
17.00
11.00
51.00
6.50
*3.90
7.00
6.00

GEAR CHANGES
RACE 1: (1) Shalstar, (10) Polylithic pre-race ear muffs on first time; (12)
Very Sharp tongue-tie on first time; (20) Feel The Knight ear muffs off first
time
RACE 2: (3) Dick Whittington blinkers on first time, winkers off first time;
(15) Herb nose roll off first time
RACE 3: (9) Bazooka blinkers off again
RACE 4: (10) Mamounia synthetic hoof filler off first time; (14) Sindacato
nose roll off first time
RACE 5: (6) Character blinkers on again; (7) O’president blindfold on first
time, brow band off first time, cross-over noseband off first time, pre-race
ear muffs on first time
RACE 7: (2) Maximal winkers off first time; (10) Hinged blinkers on first
time
RACE 8: (4) Mazu pacifiers off first time; (5) Shelby Sixtysix synthetic hoof
filler off again; (7) Overpass pre-race ear muffs on first time
RACE 9: (4) Elephant tongue-tie on first time
RACE 10: (2) Dajraan cross-over noseband on first time, synthetic hoof filler
off first time; (4) Kinloch pre-race ear muffs on first time; (5) Maotai crossover noseband off first time; (7) Zoushack barrier blanket on first time; (8)
Battleton winkers off again; (9) Brigantine pre-race ear muffs off first time,
gelded; (14) I Am Lethal gelded, synthetic hoof filler off again

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

FORM HORSE
DRAW
s3s5s t TOP RANKED (IRE) w
2
406s2 s PURPLE SECTOR (NZ) th 4
9s171 s BLAZE A TRAIL dw
10
0422s t PATERNAL (NZ) dw
9
12113 s CROSS TALK (NZ) cdwbh 5
010s7 t CHARACTER dw
1
s812s s O’PRESIDENT tdwn
3
914s0 s RANCH HAND dw
8
s4512 s LACKEEN (GB) tdwb
7
0275s s THE FRONTMAN (NZ) dw 6

TRAINER
Annabel Neasham
John Thompson
C Maher & D Eustace
C J Waller
G Waterhouse & A Bott
James Cummings
Bjorn Baker
C J Waller
James Cummings
C J Waller

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

RACE 6 Darley Tea Rose Stakes

WGT
59.5
54
54
54
53
53
53
53
53
53

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

6.00
9.00
—
19.00
*2.80
18.00
3.50
19.00
9.50
51.00

1400m 2.40

EQ4

3yo Fillies SW Group 2. Prizemoney: $250,000; 1st $140,000; 2nd $46,250; 3rd $22,400;
4th $11,000; 5th $6100. Apprentices cannot claim.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
2311s t NATURE STRIP tdwn
2
312s1 s EDUARDO tcdw
8
s579s t MASKED CRUSADER tdwn 12
1111s t MAZU tcdwhn
4
770s7 s SHELBY SIXTYSIX tdw
1
10s5s s CLASSIQUE LEGEND tcdwh 7
1557s t OVERPASS dw
11
1s10s t LOST AND RUNNING (NZ) tdwbh 6
111s2 s ATHELRIC dw
3
143s4 s ANDERMATT cdw
13
s55s3 s HANDLE THE TRUTH twn 5
0s738 s ROCKETING BY tcw
9
216s3 s ANETHOLE cwb
10

TRAINER
C J Waller
Joseph Pride
M, W & J Hawkes
P & P Snowden
D A Williams
L J Bridge
Bjorn Baker
J A O’Shea
James Cummings
James Cummings
K R Dryden
David Pfieffer
Cody Morgan

JOCKEY
J Mc Donald
B Avdulla
W Pike
S Clipperton
R Dolan
K Mc Evoy
Ms R King
J Bowman
T Berry
J Collett
T Schiller (a)
T Clark
T Sherry

RACE 9 Furphy Kingston Town Stakes

WGT
58
58
58
58
58
57
57
56
55
55
55
55
55

*2.30
4.00
19.00
7.00
126.00
14.00
15.00
9.00
41.00
34.00
101.00
201.00
201.00

2000m 4.35

3yo & up SW+P Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $109,000; 2nd $36,375; 3rd $17,500;
4th $8750; 5th $5375. Apprentices cannot claim.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

FORM HORSE
DRAW
521s1 t KNIGHTS ORDER (IRE) tdwh 4
306s8 t KUKERACHA (NZ) w
8
27s96 t STOCKMAN (NZ) cdw
6
s5s80 t ELEPHANT (NZ)
7
10s53 t NO COMPROMISE (NZ) tdw 5
523s3 s GOLD TRIP (FR) w
9
314s7 t ALEGRON
2
119s9 t CRYSTAL PEGASUS (GB) dw 1
42s64 t BENAUD wh
10
160s9 s SACRAMENTO tcdwh
12
350s6 s ANGEL OF TRUTH tdw
3
20s15 t SUREFIRE (GB) cdwb
14
210s3 s ALEAS (GB) dw
11
11232 FRANCESCO GUARDI (IRE) tw 13

TRAINER
G Waterhouse & A Bott
C J Waller
Joseph Pride
E & D Browne
C J Waller
C Maher & D Eustace
James Cummings
C J Waller
J A O’Shea
G Waterhouse & A Bott
M, W & J Hawkes
C J Waller
C J Waller
C J Waller

JOCKEY
T Clark
J Bowman
S Clipperton
SCRATCHED
J Ford
J Collett
Ms R King
SCRATCHED
W Pike
R Bayliss
A Adkins
J Mc Donald
B Avdulla
K Mc Evoy

WGT
58
58
56
56
56
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55

6.50
61.00
12.00
—
14.00
4.80
14.00
—
*4.00
101.00
41.00
4.20
34.00
17.00

RACE 10 Moraitis Cerebral Palsy Alliance Trophy1200m 5.15

7.

3yo & up Benchmark 88. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $76,250; 2nd $27,250; 3rd $13,050;
4th $6700; 5th $5000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $38500. Apprentices can claim.
8.

9.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

10.

11.

12.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
15s31 NORTH STAR LASS twh 3
122s6 WOLVERINE (NZ)
13
121s4 PARIS DIOR twbhn
11
12s52 WILLINGA BEAST w
8
1251 ZOUGOTCHA tw
5
10s76 SEVEN VEILS twh
6
240s7 RUSSIAN CONQUEST twh 7
11s0 GRACE’S SECRET (NZ) w 10
334s1 s PANTONARIO wh
2
s12s5 MADAME POMMERY w 14
8s863 s CELESTIAL SPIRIT wbh 12
614 s RENAISSANCE WOMAN (NZ) w 1
63146 s NINGALOO STAR wh
4
24 s BYRON BELLE h
9

13.

14.

TRAINER
G Waterhouse & A Bott
K A Lees
P & P Snowden
K A Lees
C J Waller
Mark Newnham
P & P Snowden
C J Waller
G Waterhouse & A Bott
C J Waller
G Waterhouse & A Bott
Bjorn Baker
J G Sargent
J G Sargent

JOCKEY
T Clark
J Collett
B Avdulla
J Bowman
J Mc Donald
J Parr
SCRATCHED
K Mc Evoy
S Clipperton
T Berry
SCRATCHED
Ms R King
A Adkins
W Pike

WGT
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56

RACE 7 Fujitsu General George Main Stakes 1600m

5.00
7.00
6.00
6.50
*2.60
19.00
—
71.00
26.00
26.00
—
51.00
71.00
151.00

3.15

3yo & up WFA Group 1. Prizemoney: $1,000,000; 1st $580,000; 2nd $190,000; 3rd $96,000;
4th $42,000; 5th $21,000. Apprentices cannot claim. u QUADDIE JACKPOT $100,000
1.

2.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

FORM HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
213s1 s ZAAKI (GB) tdw
7 Annabel Neasham
0025s s MAXIMAL (GB) dh
9 J A O’Shea
219s1 ANAMOE tdw
8 James Cummings
120s6 s CONVERGE cdwh
10 G Waterhouse & A Bott
04s34 s PROFONDO t
2 Richard Litt
117s0 DUAIS tdw
5 Edward Cummings
s718s MONTEFILIA tcw
6 David Payne
33s72 s ICEBATH (NZ) tcw
4 Brad Widdup
410s2 FANGIRL tdw
3 C J Waller
324s5 HINGED tdwn
1 C J Waller

9.

JOCKEY
T Berry
S Clipperton
J Mc Donald
T Clark
B Avdulla
J Parr
J Collett
J Bowman
K Mc Evoy

10.

WGT
59
59
58.5
58.5
58.5
57
57
57
56.5
56.5

3.10
101.00
*2.10
26.00
18.00
18.00
26.00
23.00
9.50
18.00

TRACK DATA
CIRCUMFERENCE: 2227m. STRAIGHT: 410m. DIRECTION: Clockwise. LEADING JOCKEY (with rides): J B Mc Donald (29 wins past 12 mths). LEADING
TRAINER (with runners): C J Waller (31 wins past 12 mths). FAVS RECORD
(past 3 yrs): 30.03% Win 31.17% place. BEST BARRIER (past 3 yrs): 1400m
(2)-25wins. TRAINER CHANGES: R4 (4) was trained by Michael Costa now
Annabel Neasham. R5 (7) was trained by C J Waller now Bjorn Baker. R10 (16)
was trained by B M Lazzarini now D Lane.

Note: Greyhound meetings can be found in
Daily Telegraph sport

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

FORM HORSE
DRAW
4266s t SUPERIUM td
1
1353s t DAJRAAN (GB) dwh
4
6435s t NEVER TALK tw
13
1139s t KINLOCH tdw
17
87s12 MAOTAI tcw
9
06s27 t MUNITIONS (USA) dw
3
1214s s ZOUSHACK tdw
14
s3326 t BATTLETON wb
2
1232s t BRIGANTINE tw
15
65457 DREAM CIRCLE tw
11
04s33 t LARKSPUR RUN w
16
17s6s STARMAN dw
10
119s1 s DEVIL’S THROAT whn
5
0s40s t I AM LETHAL th
7
446s4 s ZARASTRO b
8
25894 CATESBY dn
12
4110s t CAVALIER CHARLES dw 6

TRAINER
M, W & J Hawkes
G Waterhouse & A Bott
K A Lees
K A Lees
Kacy Fogden
Richard Litt
Joseph Pride
Bjorn Baker
James Cummings
David Payne
James Cummings
C J Waller
P & P Snowden
J A O’Shea
C J Waller
D Lane
Matthew Dale

9.

JOCKEY
J Collett
J Parr
D Gibbons (a3)
J Bowman
T Berry
B Avdulla
R Bayliss
Ms R King
J Mc Donald
SCRATCHED
S Clipperton
K Mc Evoy
R Jones (a1.5)
W Pike
J Ford
Ms E Hennessy (a3)
T Schiller (a1.5)

WGT
62.5
60
60
59.5
59
59
58.5
58
56
56
54
54
54
53
52.5
52
52

61.00
17.00
34.00
19.00
*4.60
21.00
21.00
10.00
14.00
—
8.00
8.50
8.50
9.00
19.00
101.00
19.00

SYDNEY PREMIERSHIPS
1-Aug-2022 to 15-Sep-2022
JOCKEYS

TRAINERS

Wins 2nds 3rds
J B Mc Donald
17
20
11
J Bowman
10
12
11
Tim Clark
8
6
6
Tommy Berry
7
6
12
Rachel King
7
5
2
S Clipperton
7
4
4
Tyler Schiller (a) 7
4
3
W Pike
6
8
6
Dylan Gibbons (a) 6
7
10
B Avdulla
5
5
6

Wins 2nds 3rds
C J Waller
20 23
15
Bjorn Baker
8
6
4
G Waterhouse & A Bott 8
4
4
C Maher & D Eustace 6
2
1
James Cummings 5
8
7
J A O’Shea
5
3
5
M, W & J Hawkes 4
4
1
P & P Snowden
4
3
2
Mark Newnham 4
2
1
David Payne
3
4
1

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EQ3

10.

JOCKEY
J Bowman
J Mc Donald
SCRATCHED
J Collett
T Clark
K Mc Evoy
Ms R King
W Pike
T Berry
J Ford

1100m 3.55

3yo & up SW+P Group 2. Prizemoney: $1,000,000; 1st $580,000; 2nd $190,000; 3rd $96,000;
4th $42,000; 5th $21,000. Apprentices cannot claim.

3yo & up Benchmark 72. Prizemoney: $120,000; 1st $55,000; 2nd $21,750; 3rd $11,250; 4th $6250;
5th $4750. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $19250. Apprentices can claim.
1.

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Matt Jones

Shayne O’Cass

Steve Zammit

Jack Smallhorn

1

4 PRINCE NICCONI
1 Shalstar
2 Limited Reality
14 Salire

1 SHALSTAR
2 Limited Reality
16 Custo
4 Prince Nicconi

2 LIMITED REALITY
16 Custo
4 Prince Nicconi
19 Hurn Court

5 xPROVERBIAL
16 Custo
4 Prince Nicconi
2 Limited Reality

16 CUSTO
1 Shalstar
4 Prince Nicconi
18 Robarge

2

6 MAHAGONI
5 Buba
4 Navajo Peak
1 Zou De Moon

4 NAVAJO PEAK
6 Mahagoni
1 Zou De Moon
7 Diamond Diesel

6 MAHAGONI
1 Zou De Moon
17 Sebring’s Rose
9 Chilko Lake

6 MAHAGONI
1 Zou De Moon
3 Dick Whittington
5 Buba

14 LOVING CILLA
10 Onemore Sapphire
6 Mahagoni
19 Essential Sky

3

7 GRACE AND HARMONY
9 Bazooka
4 Giannis
2 Kiss The Bride

8 CABOCHE
4 Giannis
1 Blaze A Trail
7 Grace And Harmony

8 CABOCHE
6 Arctic Thunder
4 Giannis
1 Blaze A Trail

1 xxBLAZE A TRAIL
7 Grace And Harmony
8 Caboche
2 Kiss The Bride

6 ARCTIC THUNDER
7 Grace And Harmony
3 Turn On The Charm
2 Kiss The Bride

4

13 xxARNOLD
3 Silent Impact
8 Ita
11 Roots

13 xxARNOLD
11 Roots
8 Ita
6 Honeycreeper

16 xSTRAY
14 Sindacato
6 Honeycreeper
13 Arnold

13 ARNOLD
3 Silent Impact
7 Finepoint
12 Le Vizir

13 ARNOLD
11 Roots
1 War Eternal
16 Stray

5

5 CROSS TALK
7 O’President
1 Top Ranked
2 Purple Sector

1 TOP RANKED
5 Cross Talk
7 O’President
4 Paternal

9 xxLACKEEN
1 Top Ranked
2 Purple Sector
4 Paternal

7 O’PRESIDENT
5 Cross Talk
1 Top Ranked
9 Lackeen

1 TOP RANKED
7 O’President
9 Lackeen
5 Cross Talk

6

5 ZOUGOTCHA
1 North Star Lass
3 Paris Dior
4 Willinga Beast

5 ZOUGOTCHA
4 Willinga Beast
1 North Star Lass
3 Paris Dior

12 RENAISSANCE WOMAN
5 Zougotcha
3 Paris Dior
8 Grace’s Secret

5 ZOUGOTCHA
3 Paris Dior
1 North Star Lass
9 Pantonario

3 PARIS DIOR
6 Seven Veils
5 Zougotcha
1 North Star Lass

7

3 ANAMOE
1 Zaaki
9 Fangirl
10 Hinged

10 HINGED
3 Anamoe
1 Zaaki
9 Fangirl

3 ANAMOE
10 Hinged
1 Zaaki
9 Fangirl

3 ANAMOE
1 Zaaki
7 Montefilia
5 Profondo

1 ZAAKI
3 Anamoe
9 Fangirl
5 Profondo

8

1 NATURE STRIP
2 Eduardo
4 Mazu
6 Classique Legend

1 xxxNATURE STRIP
2 Eduardo
4 Mazu
3 Masked Crusader

4 MAZU
6 Classique Legend
1 Nature Strip
2 Eduardo

1 NATURE STRIP
2 Eduardo
4 Mazu
8 Lost And Running

4 MAZU
1 Nature Strip
8 Lost And Running
2 Eduardo

9

12 xxxSUREFIRE
6 Gold Trip
9 Benaud
1 Knights Order

9 BENAUD
6 Gold Trip
1 Knights Order
3 Stockman

2 KUKERACHA
13 Aleas
9 Benaud
6 Gold Trip

1 KNIGHTS ORDER
3 Stockman
12 Surefire
9 Benaud

9 BENAUD
6 Gold Trip
12 Surefire
1 Knights Order

2 xDAJRAAN
5 Maotai
3 Never Talk
4 Kinloch

4 xKINLOCH
5 Maotai
12 Starman
11 Larkspur Run

14 xxxI AM LETHAL
17 Cavalier Charles
9 Brigantine
12 Starman

5 xxxMAOTAI
11 Larkspur Run
9 Brigantine
4 Kinloch

8 BATTLETON
5 Maotai
9 Brigantine
12 Starman

10

ROYAL
RANDWICK
FORM
RACE 1
3yo & up Class 3
11.40 (1000m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 26%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 16%, 2: 0%, 3: 11%, 4: 11%, 5: 5%,
6: 32%, 7: 0%, 8: 5%, 9: 0%, 10: 21%, 11:
0%, 12: 0%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16:
0%, 17: 0%, 18: 0%,
1. SHALSTAR (Paul Messara) 4m By Shalaa (IR) Dual Star (4:3-1-0): Had a break after 1½ len win of 11
(8) $1.85F 57.5 Penopera, Mandirigma 1150m Beaumont Hcp (C1) Good(4) Dec 13. Finished best for ½
len win of 13 (6) $6.50 58.5 Sneaky Paige, Extravagent Lad 1000m Randwick-Kensington 3yo (Bm64)
Good(4) June 15. Fitter for ¾ len win The Wayfarer,
Ting Tong 900m Scone barrier trial Soft(6) Aug 31.
Has trialled well for this. Rates highly.
2. LIMITED REALITY (Cameron Crockett) 4g By Unencumbered - Figmentation (3:3-0-0): Knuckled down
well to score sht hd win of 5 (3) $1.35F 59.5 Watch Me
Rumble, Boongarra Girl 1100m Dubbo Silver Goblet
Heavy(10) June 11 (2021). Took up a handy position in
first-up ¾ len win of 12 (2) $3.20F 61.0 Cloud Factory,
Denace 1200m Mudgee (Bm58) Soft(7) Dec 3. Strips
fitter for ½ len win Ucalledit, Lady Rupert 900m Scone
barrier trial Soft(6) Aug 31. Hard to knock him on what
he’s achieved so far. Sure to have plenty of admirers.
3. EZEKEIL: SCRATCHED
4. PRINCE NICCONI (D A Williams) 4g By Nicconi
- Lil Red Corvette (9:3-1-2): Hampered at the start
then held up near the turn when 1¼ len 6th of 10
(9) $20.00 60.5 Headwall 1000m Kembla Grange
(Bm64) Soft(5) Aug 13. Took up the running when
lg nk 2nd of 14 (12) $16.00 56.5 Opal Ridge 1200m
R’wick 3yo+ Hcp (C3) Heavy(9) Sept 3. Got run down
late here at latest. Can figure here.
5. PROVERBIAL (Lou Mary) 5m By The Factor (US) Zastabelle (14:3-4-1): Hampered early when 6½ len 9th
of 15 (11) $18.00 57.5 Don’tforgetmonica 1200m R’hill
Highway (C3) Good(4) June 18. Settled handy when 3½
len 2nd of 10 (3) $9.50 57.0 Iconic Dame 1100m R’hill
3yo+ Hi-Way-C3 Heavy(9) July 2. Had the benefit of 1½
len, 2 len 3rd Comonic, Already Blessed 800m Muswellbrook barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 7. Returning from let-up
and Bowman has been engaged. Keep in mind.
6. ZOOM OUTCOME (M P Quinn) 5g By Kuroshio
- Someday Somehow (7:3-1-1): Toughed it out for
hd win of 12 (9) $4.20 59.0 Lisztomania, Rewarding
Trance 1000m Port Macquarie Hcp (C1) Heavy(9)
May 17. Made it two in a row with 1¾ len win of 12
(6) $3.40F 60.0 Bullinachinashop, Nevada Smoke
1006m Port Macquarie (Bm58) Heavy(9) June 2.
Awkward draw here is no help. Will need luck.
7. BOLD OFFA (A L McRae) 4h By Bon Hoffa - Bold
Countess (8:3-1-1): Laid out when lg nk, ½ len 3rd
of 9 (6) $5.50 58.0 Larynx, Hampton Cove 950m
Cowra (Bm66) Heavy(10) Aug 14. Led throughout to
score 2¾ len win of 9 (8) $3.60 56.0 Overdefence,
Jackal 800m Gilgandra Hcp (C3) Good(4) Sept 6.
Tougher assignment here. Others with more appeal.
8. CASINO LORD (Cody Morgan) 5g By Casino
Prince - Grand Lady (14:3-2-3): Held up near the
turn when 1½ len 4th of 11 (6) $3.40F 57.5 Trip The
Light 1000m Tamworth (Bm74) Good(4) July 22.
Battled away for 1¾ len 6th of 11 (6) $3.70 59.5 All
Girls 1000m Scone (Bm66) Soft(6) Sept 6. Wasn’t all
that far away at Scone last time out. Place preferred.
9. LE MELODY: SCRATCHED
10. POLYLITHIC (S C Jones) 5g By Swiss Ace - Monolith Miss (7:2-1-3): Resumed with 4½ len win of 12 (10)
$3.00F 59.0 Keep On Going, Drawn To Win 900m
Scone Mdn Soft(5) July 25. Made it two in a row with lg
nk win of 14 (6) $3.30F 59.5 Memoria, Simpkin 1000m
Muswellbrook Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Aug 21. Has come back
from a break in terrific form. Could give some cheek.

11. I’M NOT SLEW (S I Singleton) 4m By Sooboog Ramlah (5:2-1-0): Failed to handle going when 16½
len 9th of 10 (10) $5.00 57.0 Hardware Lane 1100m
Hawkesbury (Metro) 3yo+ Hi-Way-C2 Heavy(9)
April 30. Struck interference at start then raced
three wide when 12 len last of 7 (6) $5.00 56.5 Fetch
1050m D’ben 3yo (Bm70) Soft(5) June 8. Prepared
for this with 1¼ len win Prefer To Be Ready, Miss
Powerbelle 800m Muswellbrook barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 7. Resuming here and trialled well recently. Perhaps a place.
12. VERY SHARP (R P Northam) 5m By Bull Point Shamtastic (18:3-3-6): Raced four wide when 1½ len
5th of 11 (10) $8.50 55.5 Trip The Light 1000m Tamworth (Bm74) Good(4) July 22. Safely held when 3¾
len last of 10 (5) $7.00 56.0 Bullinachinashop 1100m
Wyong (Bm68) Good(4) Aug 16. Freshened and
they’ve added a tongue tie. Needs to lift.
13. MONTE DI FIORE: SCRATCHED
14. SALIRE (Cameron Crockett) 5g By Dream Ahead
(US) - Motown Melody (7:2-1-1): Resumed with 4¼
len 6th of 14 (13) $13.00 57.5 Pokerjack 1100m R’wick
3yo+ Highway-C2 Soft(5) Aug 20. Handily placed
when lg nk, 3 len 3rd of 14 (1) $17.00 55.0 Opal
Ridge, Prince Nicconi 1200m R’wick 3yo+ Hcp (C3)
Heavy(9) Sept 3. Ran well in similar company here
last outing. Not the worst.
15. OSTRACISED: SCRATCHED
16. CUSTO (S C Jones) 3c By Deep Field - Divya (3:20-0): Raced four wide when 3¼ len 5th of 10 (9)
$4.60 56.5 Dijon 1000m Wyong Hcp (C1) Good(4)
Aug 16. Hampered at start when 2½ len win of 6
(5) $1.60F 58.0 Iron Hat, Chalkley 1000m Muswellbrook Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Sept 1. Commanding winner
at Muswellbrook last time out. Right in this.
17. PRINCESS SPICE (Tash Burleigh) 4m By Sooboog - Princess Ailani (11:2-2-1): Had every chance
when 5¼ len 4th of 8 (4) $2.50F 58.5 Smuggler’s Bay
1000m Goulburn (Bm66) Soft(7) July 29. Didn’t finish
it off when 7½ len 12th of 14 (14) $51.00 56.5 Pokerjack
1100m R’wick 3yo+ Highway-C2 Soft(5) Aug 20. Weakened right out of it here at latest. No appeal.
18. ROBARGE (Terry Evans) 5m By Highly Recommended - Crochet (NZ) (9:2-2-3): Given a break after
1¼ len 4th of 9 (6) $2.60F 57.0 Mista Razzledazzle
1200m Port Macquarie (Bm66) Soft(6) April 10. Held
up near the 400m when 4½ len 7th of 14 (4) $21.00
55.5 Pokerjack 1100m R’wick 3yo+ Highway-C2 Soft(5)
Aug 20. Not disgraced last time. Give some thought.
19. HURN COURT (Brett Robb) 5g By Outreach - Markworthy (21:3-4-2): Not disgraced when 1¾ len 4th of 14
(10) $26.00 54.5 Proverbial 1100m R’hill 3yo+ Hi-WayC3 Soft(7) June 4. Went for a spell after 5¼ len 7th of 15
(14) $20.00 54.5 Don’tforgetmonica 1200m R’hill Highway (C3) Good(4) June 18. Primed for return with hd
2nd Supergaze 800m Gilgandra barrier trial Good(4)
Sept 6. First-up and has performed OK in similar company. Could add value to exotics.
20. FEEL THE KNIGHT (Matthew Dale) 7g By
Knight Exemplar - Look And Feel (16:3-3-2): Had
a long break after 1½ len 5th of 11 (6) $4.60 57.5 El
Cohete 1100m W Farm 3yo+ E&G (Bm72) Good(4)
Nov 25 (2020). First-up finished len, len 3rd of 7 (1)
$5.50 61.0 Smuggler’s Bay, Annual 1000m Canberra
Tab Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. Not disgraced at first
run back after lengthy layoff. Blowout chance.

RACE 2
3yo & up Benchmark 72
12.15 (1600m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 14%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 7%, 2: 18%, 3: 18%, 4: 5%, 5: 9%,
6: 7%, 7: 7%, 8: 11%, 9: 9%, 10: 0%, 11: 5%,
12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16: 0%, 17:
0%, 18: 2%, 19: 0%, 20: 0%,
1. ZOU DE MOON (J C Deamer) 5m By Zoustar Moon De French (US) (13:5-2-1): Had every chance
when 2½ len, sht hd 3rd of 11 (3) $3.10F 56.5 Hot
Spring Gold, Chatty Lady 1500m E Farm (Bm75)
Soft(5) Aug 13. Raced handy when scoring lg nk
win of 9 (4) $5.00 58.5 Just A Jedi, Morethannumberone 1600m W Farm 3yo+ (Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 31.
Strong on-pace victory at Warwick Farm last start.
In the mix.

2. OAKFIELD ARROW (Ms K Buchanan) 5m By
Press Statement - Amberino (18:4-3-2): Hampered
at start before scoring ¾ len win of 12 (2) $11.00
56.0 Noble Soldier, Nictock 1400m R’hill 3yo+
Mway-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug 13. Disappointed for a run
near the 300m when 2½ len 8th of 13 (5) $14.00
58.5 Noble Soldier 1300m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72
Soft(6) Aug 27. Wasn’t all that far away at Rosehill
last outing. Can figure here.
3. DICK WHITTINGTON (Matthew Smith) 6g By War
Command (US) - Loutka (FR) (15:2-0-1): Began awkwardly when 5¾ len 12th of 13 (10) $18.00 57.0 Reuber
2000m C’field 3yo+ (Bm78) Soft(7) July 9. Took up a
handy position in 7 len 6th of 11 (1) $7.00 59.0 Navajo
Peak 1800m R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept
3. Average effort in the wet in similar class here last
time out. Blinkers go on but ooking to others.
4. NAVAJO PEAK (David Payne) 4g By Territories
(IR) - Ship Rock (8:3-2-0): Slowly away when 1¼ len 5th
of 14 (12) $6.00 59.5 Concocted 1300m Hawkesbury
3yo+ (Bm64) Good(4) Aug 18. Ran on strongly for 2 len
win of 11 (5) $7.00 54.5 Microna, Essential Sky 1800m
R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. Won in easy
fashion in the wet here at latest. Give some thought.
5. BUBA (Ms K Waugh) 6m By Adelaide (IR) - Kylie
(30:4-6-4): Began awkwardly then held up near the
200m when 7 len 9th of 13 (7) $7.00 56.0 Scorched
Land 1600m R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(5) Aug
20. Stuck to her guns when 4¾ len 4th of 11 (9)
$8.50 56.5 Navajo Peak 1800m R’wick 3yo+ MwayBm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. Just battled home in similar
company here last start. Place preferred.
6. MAHAGONI (David Payne) 4g By Muhaarar
(GB) - Festoso (IR) (14:2-5-1): On return from break
finished 2½ len 11th of 14 (1) $8.00 60.5 Concocted
1300m Hawkesbury 3yo+ (Bm64) Good(4) Aug 18.
Began awkwardly when lg hd 2nd of 12 (12) $21.00
54.0 Waterford 1500m R’hill 3yo+ E&G (Bm78)
Soft(6) Aug 27. Charged home to just miss last outing. One of the major players.
7. DIAMOND DIESEL (Adam Duggan) 6g By Mossman - Malacca Cane (4:2-0-0): Made it two in a row
with hd win of 11 (2) $2.50F 57.0 Rahni Factor, Time
For Victory 1200m Newcastle (Bm64) Heavy(8) Aug
11. Not fully tested when 3¾ len 10th of 13 (1) $5.50F
54.0 Noble Soldier 1300m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72
Soft(6) Aug 27. Started favourite last time but didn’t
get a clear crack at them. Might be over the odds.
8. MCCORMACK (T J Bartley) 7g By Eurozone - All
Black Girl (44:6-4-2): Raced wide without cover
when 5½ len 7th of 12 (9) $7.50 57.5 Bazooka 1800m
R’wick 3yo+ M’way-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug 6. Balanced
up midfield when 5½ len 10th of 16 (10) $19.00 57.0
Kipsbay 1200m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(5) Sept
10. Coming off an average run in similar grade at
Rosehill at latest. Others better.
9. CHILKO LAKE (R S Englebrecht) 4m By Vancouver
- Magistra (NZ) (12:2-3-0): Positioned midfield when
2½ len 6th of 12 (5) $6.50 56.0 Oakfield Arrow 1400m
R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug 13. Hampered at
the start when 5¾ len 5th of 6 (5) $17.00 55.0 Hope In
Your Heart 1500m R’hill 3yo+ F&M (Bm78) Soft(6) Aug
27. Went to line only fairly in stronger class at Rosehill
last start. Must find something.
10. ONEMORE SAPPHIRE (T J Bartley) 7g By
Onemorenomore - Sapphire Moon (37:5-6-5):
Found the line intently for ¾ len 2nd of 8 (1) $4.80
57.5 Mandalong Tapit 2100m Tamworth 3yo+ OpenBm83 Good(4) April 22. Held up near the 200m
when 1¼ len 4th of 12 (4) $14.00 55.5 Oakfield Arrow
1400m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug 13. Gave
good account at Rosehill and second-up record is
OK. Knockout chance.
11. DIVA BELLA (Claire Lever) 6m By Reward For
Effort - Go With The Wind (26:4-3-2): Eased near
the 800m when 11¼ len 10th of 12 (9) $12.00 54.0
Oakfield Arrow 1400m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72
Soft(6) Aug 13. Raced wide without cover when sht
nk 2nd of 6 (5) $6.00 57.0 Sanstoc 1600m Wyong
F&M (Bm68) Soft(5) Aug 28. Had no luck last time
but rises in class. Looks tested here.
12. BELLA VIOLET (John Thompson) 5m By Foxwedge - Lady Belladonna (NZ) (22:3-7-2): Checked
near the 400m when 4¾ len 4th of 13 (1) $10.00
56.0 Scorched Land 1600m R’wick 3yo+ MwayBm72 Soft(5) Aug 20. Failed to handle going when
33¼ len last of 11 (11) $8.50 56.0 Navajo Peak 1800m
R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. Back to
her best trip here. Not out of it.
13. MICRONA (J A Steinmetz) 6g By Choistar - Canley Cares (42:4-13-5): Hampered at start when ½ len
2nd of 10 (2) $4.00F 56.5 Kapsali 1600m Gosford
(Bm68) Soft(5) Aug 26. Led them up for 2 len 2nd
of 11 (8) $6.00 52.5 Navajo Peak 1800m R’wick 3yo+
Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. On pace but outgunned late here at latest. Can give a sight.

3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 53.3%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s25520s19s171
7TH, 25Jun22 5.6L Caulfield Bm84 1200m 59
(J McNeil 4) 9, Lim 54, 1:12.58 (Last 600m 36.36,
Last 200m 12.90), Soft(6), Designer Chef 57.5 1,
Curran 60.5 2, Pioneer River 56.5 3, Btg $4.60,
$5.50 5th to 800m, 4th turn. Weakened near
150m. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 22Jul22 1.3L, 2L Mildura Open 1400m
54 (T Nugent 4) 11, Lim 54, 1:22.17 (Last 600m
34.52), Good(4), My Boy Birmingham 54 2,
Proconsent 55 3, Countofmontecristo 54.5 4,
Btg $8.50, $9.00 3rd to turn.
--- LET-UP --Back from a let-up but looks suited. Sure
to have plenty of admirers.

2. KISS THE BRIDE (4) 60
b g 7 Savabeel [All: 11.6% Dry: 11.9% Wet: 11.4%]
— I Do (NZ) (No Excuse Needed (GB) [All: 9.1%
Dry: 7.7% Wet: 10.6%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$581,905
42
8
5
8
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
42
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21
13
8
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Wins
—
3
3
2
—
2nds
—
4
—
1
—
3rds
—
6
1
1
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TRACK: 16:4-0-3
DIST: 11:2-1-4
Won over: 1600 (2) 1800 (2) 1900 (2) 2000
(1) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 7:0-1-1
2nd UP: 7:1-2-1
3rd UP: 5:2-1-1
4th UP: 5:3-0-1
WIN: 19%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: s96173365900s01
LAST, 30Jul22 11.8L Rosehill (LR) Atc Found.
Winter Challenge 1500m 55 including 1 over (T
Clark 7) 10, Lim 53, 1:30.80 (Last 600m 35.85,
Last 200m 13.16), Soft(7), Cross Talk 53 1,
Toomuchtobear 53 2, Gold Trip 61 3, Btg $101.00,
$61.00, $81.00 7th to 800m, Last turn.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 03Sep22 sht hd, 1/2 nck Randwick
Bm94 1600m 54 (D Gibbons 1) 11, Lim 52, 1:43.47
(Last 600m 38.79, Last 200m 13.28), Heavy(10),
Wild Chap 51 2, Alcyone 55.5 3, Wicklow 54.5 4,
Btg $15.00, $13.00 3rd to 1200m, 4th 800m, 3rd
turn. Held up near 200m.
Determined win in the wet at latest. Fitter
third-up. Among the dangers.

3. TURN ON THE CHARM (7) 59.5

14. LOVING CILLA (Joseph Ible) 6m By Reliable Man (GB) - Equivalence (13:3-2-1): Slowly away
when 5 len 4th of 10 (8) $31.00 55.0 Main Stage
1800m Randwick-Kensington 3yo+ (Bm72) Good(4)
Feb 16. Resumed with 1¾ len 5th of 13 (9) $26.00
54.0 Noble Soldier 1300m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72
Soft(6) Aug 27. Just behind the placegetters at
Rosehill first-up. Each-way chance.
15. HERB (Anthony Mountney) 4g By Sizzling - Unapologetic (NZ) (5:1-2-0): Worked right to the line for
nose 2nd of 12 (11) $10.00 58.5 Burning Need 1200m
Kembla Grange (Bm64) Soft(5) Aug 13. Began awkwardly when 2¼ len 7th of 13 (4) $7.00 54.0 Noble
Soldier 1300m R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug
27. Ran home respectably at Rosehill last start. Place
appeal only.
16. DREAM MAIDEN (J C Coyle) 7m By Dream
Ahead (US) - Jungfrau (34:4-6-3): Had every chance
when 6¾ len 8th of 13 (13) $26.00 54.0 Scorched
Land 1600m R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(5)
Aug 20. Didn’t offer much when 10½ len 8th of 11
(4) $26.00 52.0 Navajo Peak 1800m R’wick 3yo+
Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. Was safely held here
in the wet last outing. Can’t have.
17. SEBRING’S ROSE (David Pfieffer) 4m By Sebring - Single Rose (11:2-1-2): Began awkwardly
when 2¼ len, nose 3rd of 8 (7) $26.00 57.5 Tuhinga,
Pacific Warrior 1550m Randwick-Kensington 3&4yo
(Bm64) Heavy(8) Aug 10. Began awkwardly when
2¼ len 4th of 10 (6) $9.00 56.0 Kapsali 1600m Gosford (Bm68) Soft(5) Aug 26. Made good late ground
last time. Place claims.
18. PACIFIC WARRIOR (A J Cummings) 4g By
American Pharoah (US) - Face Of The Earth (7:11-0): Got run down late when 2¼ len 2nd of 8 (5)
$19.00 58.0 Tuhinga 1550m Randwick-Kensington
3&4yo (Bm64) Heavy(8) Aug 10. Began awkwardly
when 4½ len 6th of 10 (7) $8.50 56.5 Kapsali 1600m
Gosford (Bm68) Soft(5) Aug 26. Average effort in
weaker class at Gosford at latest. Unlikely to trouble
some of these.
19. ESSENTIAL SKY (J G Sargent) 5m By Reliable
Man (GB) - Jupiter Moon (16:2-2-4): Settled midfield before scoring lg nk win of 10 (4) $12.00 58.5
Mr Cantankerous, The Pres 1600m Nowra (Bm58)
Soft(7) Aug 21. Held up near the turn when 2 len, 2½
len 3rd of 11 (10) $21.00 52.0 Navajo Peak, Microna
1800m R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3.
Let down late from back of the field to place here
last start. Place claims again.
20. REMUS (J M Austin) 5g By Vancouver - Zeitlin
(14:2-1-3): Began awkwardly when 2 len, 2¾ len
3rd of 13 (11) $26.00 53.0 Scorched Land, Bazooka
1600m R’wick 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(5) Aug 20.
Failed to fire when 6¾ len 7th of 10 (2) $7.00 57.5
Speedy Song 1800m Hawkesbury 3yo+ (Bm64)
Good(4) Sept 8. Just battled home in weaker company at Hawkesbury last outing. Not fancied.

RACE 3

EQ1

3yo & up Benchmark 88
12.50 (1600m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 14%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 7%, 2: 18%, 3: 18%, 4: 5%, 5: 9%,
6: 7%, 7: 7%, 8: 11%, 9: 9%, 10: 0%, 11: 5%,
12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16: 0%, 17:
0%, 18: 2%, 19: 0%, 20: 0%,

1. BLAZE A TRAIL (2) 60

ch h 5 Criterion (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry: 15.9% Wet:
10.8%] — Flaming (NZ) (Bachelor Duke (US)
[All: 9.6% Dry: 9.3% Wet: 9.9%]) (C Maher & D
Eustace)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$351,455
15
5
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
8
6
1
—
Wins
—
4
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
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TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 3:1-1-0
Won over: 1200 (2) 1300 (1) 1400 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 6:3-1-1
2nd UP: 5:1-0-0

b g 6 Charm Spirit (IR) [All: 13.8% Dry: 17.4% Wet:
10.2%] — Shendaya (FR) (Danehill Dancer (IR)
[All: 11.3% Dry: 10.7% Wet: 11.8%]) (C Maher &
D Eustace)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$146,765
17
4
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
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7
6
1
3
Wins
—
1
2
—
1
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
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TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 8:1-1-2
Won over: 1410 (1) 1508 (1) 1609 (1) 1709 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-1
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 23.5%
PLACE: 41.2%
RTG: 87
LAST 15 STARTS: 114s414442s6615
WON, 06Aug22 nck, 1L Flemington Open
1410m 52 (Ms A Kelly 8) 10, Lim 54, 1:25.62 (Last
600m 35.22, Last 200m 12.48), Soft(6), Winning
Partner 56 2, Mr Exclusive 51 3, Nicolini Vito 55.5
4, Btg $26.00 2nd to 800m, led turn. Keen.
5TH, 27Aug22 2.2L Rosehill Bm100 1400m 54
(T Clark 7) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m 34.67,
Last 200m 11.78), Soft(6), Old Flame 54 1, Purple
Sector 57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Btg $10.00, $12.00
7th settling, 6th turn. Fractious in barriers.
Far from disgraced at Rosehill last start.
In the mix.

4. GIANNIS (9) 58.5
b g 4 Flying Artie [All: 13.0% Dry: 14.7% Wet:
11.3%] — Palace Rock (NZ) (Fastnet Rock [All:
13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet: 13.6%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$347,825
12
1
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
6
6
—
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-1
DIST: 2:0-1-0
Won over: 1500 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-0-0
2nd UP: 5:0-0-2
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 8.3%
PLACE: 33.3%
RTG: 85
LAST 15 STARTS: 3s752s190s00s53
5TH, 06Aug22 1.7L Doomben Bm85 1350m
60 (B Thompson 9) 11, Lim 54, 1:20.73 (Last
600m 36.05), Soft(5), Bargannon 56.5 1, Jakama
54.5 2, Broken Hero 53.5 3, Btg $6.00, $12.00
10th to turn. Inconvenienced at start.
3RD, 19Aug22 hd, 1L Murwillumbah Open
1550m 63 (J Orman 2) 12, Lim 55, 1:32.70 (Last
600m 35.49), Good(3), Impasse 61 1, Badoosh
58 2, Wild Chap 61 4, Btg $5.00, $4.80, $6.50
6th to 800m, 5th turn.
--- FRESHENED --Ran on well to place at Murwillumbah last
outing. Give some thought.

5. KAAPFEVER (1) 58
b g 8 Sufficient (NZ) [All: 8.6% Dry: 9.1% Wet:
8.2%] — Kaapdiva (NZ) (Kaapstad (NZ) [All: 11.6%
Dry: 12.4% Wet: 10.8%]) (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$534,400
66
7
8
9
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
66
—
22
26
18
—
Wins
—
2
4
1
—
2nds
—
2
4
2
—
3rds
—
5
2
2
—
TRACK: 17:2-0-2
DIST: 15:3-3-3
Won over: 1600 (3) 2200 (1) 2400 (3)
1st UP: 6:0-0-0
2nd UP: 5:0-0-1
3rd UP: 5:1-1-2
4th UP: 5:0-1-1
WIN: 10.6%
PLACE: 36.4%
RTG: 84
LAST 15 STARTS: s779731870637s8
7TH, 07May22 3.5L Gosford (Metro) (LR)
Mostyncopper Gosford Gold Cup 2080m 53 (T
Schiller 2) 8, Lim 53, 2:11.87 (Last 600m 34.95,
Last 200m 12.29), Soft(7), Numerian 59.5 1,
Great House 59 2, Mirann 53 3, Btg $13.00,
$15.00 4th settling, 3rd to 800m, 4th turn.
--- SPELL ---

8TH, 03Sep22 24.8L Randwick Bm94 1600m
55 (R Bayliss 10) 11, Lim 52, 1:43.47 (Last 600m
38.79, Last 200m 15.84), Heavy(10), Kiss The
Bride 54 1, Wild Chap 51 2, Alcyone 55.5 3, Btg
$71.00, $101.00, $81.00 Last to 800m, 9th turn.
Veteran galloper who was ordinary in
the wet in stronger company here first-up.
Prefer others at this stage.

6. ARCTIC THUNDER (3) 57

b m 5 Headwater [All: 14.1% Dry: 13.7% Wet:
14.4%] — Arctic Success (Big Brown (US) [All:
8.6% Dry: 9.6% Wet: 7.5%]) (G Portelli)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$334,185
23
8
3
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
23
—
11
7
5
—
Wins
—
4
2
2
—
2nds
—
—
3
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 5:1-0-0
DIST: 6:1-1-1
Won over: 1200 (1) 1300 (2) 1350 (1) 1400 (1)
1500 (1) 1550 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:3-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-1-0
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-1-0
WIN: 34.8%
PLACE: 56.5%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 56217s161719s64
6TH, 13Aug22 3.6L Rosehill Open 1400m
54 (T Berry 3) 8, Lim 52, 1:23.88 (Last 600m
34.99, Last 200m 11.86), Soft(6), Surefire 55.5
including 1 over 1, Titanium Power 52 2, Oscar
Zulu 56.5 including 1 over 3, Btg $17.00, $26.00
4th to turn. Held up in straight.
4TH, 27Aug22 1.9L Rosehill Bm100 1400m 54
(J Collett 3) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m 34.67,
Last 200m 11.84), Soft(6), Old Flame 54 1, Purple
Sector 57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Btg $12.00, $13.00,
$12.00 2nd settling, 4th 800m, 2nd turn. Began
awkwardly.
Gave a good sight at Rosehill last time
out. Take beating.

7. GRACE AND HARMONY (5) 57

ch m 5 Sebring [All: 11.7% Dry: 11.8% Wet: 11.6%]
— Champagne Harmony (Choisir [All: 11.5% Dry:
11.6% Wet: 11.4%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$215,890
12
3
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
8
4
—
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-1-0
DIST: 2:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1550 (1) 1800 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 41.7%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 53s11160s545s28
2ND, 06Aug22 lng hd, 0.8L Randwick Bm78
1300m 59 (T Schiller 5) 10, Lim 54, 1:19.28
(Last 600m 34.47, Last 200m 11.24), Soft(6),
Yukon 56.5 1, Pizarro 57.5 3, Equation 59.5 4,
Btg $10.00, $11.00, $9.00 7th to turn. Began
awkwardly.
8TH, 27Aug22 3.9L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
53 (K Mc Evoy 2) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.80), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Purple Sector 57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Btg $3.00,
$2.90, $3.00 (fav). 5th settling, 3rd 800m, 4th
turn. Dwelt at start (2L).
Wasn’t all that far away at Rosehill at
latest. Must be considered.

8. CABOCHE (8) 57

b g 4 Vadamos (FR) [All: 11.1% Dry: 11.4% Wet:
10.7%] — Floramour (More Than Ready (US) [All:
12.0% Dry: 12.3% Wet: 11.6%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$235,025
12
2
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
7
3
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
2
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1500 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-1
WIN: 16.7%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 82
LAST 15 STARTS: 3461164s5223s6
3RD, 28May22 hd, 0.8L Eagle Farm (G 1)
Moet & Chandon Qld Derby 2400m 57 (J Mc
Donald 7) 18, Set weights, 2:29.53 (Last 600m
37.65), Good(4), Pinarello 57 1, Paternal 57 2,
Dark Destroyer 57 4, Btg $9.00, $10.00 10th to
1200m, 11th to turn. Held up near 500m.
--- SPELL --6TH, 27Aug22 4.6L Rosehill , C,H&G’s Bm78
1500m 60.5 (R Jones 9) 12, Lim 53.5, 1:30.77
(Last 600m 35.19, Last 200m 11.86), Soft(6),
Waterford 53.5 1, Mahagoni 54 2, Kalino 58 3,
Btg $26.00, $31.00 Last to turn. Reared at start.
Since registered hd 2nd Coodarady 1215m
W Farm barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 9. Fitter
here and Bowman takes over from claiming
apprentice. Has to be included.

9. BAZOOKA (6) 52

b g 5 Smart Missile [All: 11.1% Dry: 12.0% Wet:
10.2%] — Valerina (Val Royal (FR) [All: 9.1% Dry:
9.6% Wet: 8.7%]) (David Payne)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$386,026
33
3
9
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
33
—
14
8
11
—
Wins
—
1
1
1
—
2nds
—
4
2
3
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 8:1-2-2
DIST: 1:0-1-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1800 (2)
1st UP: 5:0-0-0
2nd UP: 5:0-2-0
3rd UP: 5:1-0-1
4th UP: 4:0-3-0
WIN: 9.1%
PLACE: 42.4%
RTG: 70
LAST 15 STARTS: 231425s06068127
2ND, 20Aug22 2L, 2.8L Randwick Bm72
1600m 59 (J Mc Donald 8) 13, Lim 53, 1:38.24
(Last 600m 35.94, Last 200m 11.90), Soft(5),
Scorched Land 54 1, Remus 53 3, Bella Violet 56
including 0.5 over 4, Btg $4.60, $4.80 (eq fav).
9th to 1200m, 7th 800m, 5th turn. Raced wide
without cover.
7TH, 10Sep22 2.7L Rosehill Bm78 1800m 56.5
(J Collett 5) 11, Lim 53.5, 1:50.22 (Last 600m
36.28, Last 200m 12.14), Good(4), Pink Ivory
54 1, Kalino 58 2, Hameron 59 3, Btg $21.00,
$26.00, $21.00 8th to 1200m, 6th 800m, 8th
turn. Began awkwardly. Keen.
Wasn’t far away last time and drops 5kgs.
Should be competitive.

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RACE 4

EQ2

3yo & up Benchmark 78
1.25 (1400m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 36%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 15%, 2: 17%, 3: 13%, 4: 4%, 5: 4%,
6: 9%, 7: 4%, 8: 9%, 9: 11%, 10: 11%, 11:
0%, 12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16:
2%,

1. WAR ETERNAL (5) 61.5

b h 4 Pierro [All: 12.0% Dry: 11.8% Wet: 12.2%] —
Aleria (Fastnet Rock [All: 13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet:
13.6%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$358,350
13
2
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
4
3
6
—
Wins
—
—
1
1
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
DIST: 3:2-0-0
TRACK: 7:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (2)
1st UP: 4:0-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-1
WIN: 15.4%
PLACE: 38.5%
RTG: 81
LAST 15 STARTS: 21s792s714380s5
10TH, 16Apr22 10.6L Randwick (G 3) Frank
Packer Plate 2000m 56.5 (T Clark 9) 13, Set
weights, 2:09.59 (Last 600m 38.94, Last 200m
14.40), Heavy(8), Verona 54.5 1, Maurice’s
Medad 56.5 2, Straight Arron 56.5 3, Btg
$12.00, $10.00, $11.00 2nd to 800m, 4th turn.
Weakened in straight. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --5TH, 03Sep22 7.4L Randwick Bm78 1200m
61.5 (T Berry 5) 8, Lim 52, 1:14.53 (Last 600m
38.43, Last 200m 13.66), Heavy(10), Hell I Am 53
1, Pioneer River 61.5 2, Ita 57 3, Btg $9.00, $10.00
6th to turn.
Can improve sharply with a run under his
belt. Give some thought.

2. EQUATION (4) 60

b g 5 Press Statement [All: 13.2% Dry: 13.4% Wet:
13.0%] — Purcentage (Onemorenomore [All:
8.7% Dry: 8.5% Wet: 8.9%]) (Annabel Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$240,915
13
4
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
2
11
—
—
Wins
—
—
4
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
DIST: 2:1-0-0
TRACK: 7:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1250 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 4:2-0-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 30.8%
PLACE: 38.5%
RTG: 78
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s111s966425s49
4TH, 06Aug22 1.1L Randwick Bm78 1300m
59.5 (R Jones 6) 10, Lim 54, 1:19.28 (Last 600m
34.47, Last 200m 11.64), Soft(6), Yukon 56.5
1, Grace And Harmony 59 2, Pizarro 57.5 3, Btg
$7.50, $8.00, $7.00 3rd to turn.
9TH, 20Aug22 5.2L Randwick Bm78 1600m
59.5 (R Jones 1) 10, Lim 54, 1:38.21 (Last 600m
35.29, Last 200m 12.22), Soft(5), Niffler 59.5
1, Casino Kid 58.5 2, Opacity 60 3, Btg $8.50,
$8.00 4th to turn. Held up near 200m.
--- FRESHENED --Coming off an average run in similar
company here last outing. Place preferred.

3. SILENT IMPACT (9) 59

br g 4 Maurice (JP) [All: 16.4% Dry: 13.1% Wet:
19.8%] — Hollow Bullet (Tayasu Tsuyoshi (JP)
[All: 10.0% Dry: 10.2% Wet: 9.8%]) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$226,780
8
3
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
2
5
1
—
Wins
—
—
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
DIST: 2:0-0-0
TRACK: 3:1-1-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 3:2-0-0
2nd UP: 2:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 37.5%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 76
LAST 15 STARTS: 117s1264s6
4TH, 14Mar22 1.7L Canberra (LR) Iron Jack
Canberra Guineas 1400m 58 (T Clark 12) 12,
Set wts with pen, 1:21.66 (Last 600m 35.35),
Good(4), Flying Crazy 56 1, Military Expert 57 2,
Sweet Ruby 54 3, Btg $3.50, $3.80, $3.50 (fav).
3rd to turn. Held up near turn.
--- SPELL --6TH, 03Sep22 9.2L Randwick Bm78 1200m
59 (T Clark 3) 8, Lim 52, 1:14.53 (Last 600m
38.43, Last 200m 13.92), Heavy(10), Hell I Am
53 1, Pioneer River 61.5 2, Ita 57 3, Btg $2.35,
$3.00 (fav). 5th to turn. Failed to handle going.
Lame 1/5.
Had excuses last time. Can play a role.

4. SUPERGIANT (3) 59

b g 6 Red Giant (US) [All: 8.7% Dry: 9.7% Wet:
7.7%] — My Marguerite (NZ) (Spectacular Love
(US) [All: 7.9% Dry: 8.6% Wet: 7.1%]) (Annabel
Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$171,525
20
3
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
—
12
7
1
—
Wins
—
3
—
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
DIST: 4:1-0-0
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1350 (1) 1400 (1) 1800 (1)
1st UP: 6:1-0-0
2nd UP: 5:1-0-0
3rd UP: 4:0-1-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 15%
PLACE: 25%
RTG: 76
LAST 15 STARTS: s80s690s046478s
7TH, 09Apr22 4L Doomben Bm85 2020m
58 (J Orman 2) 14, Lim 52, 2:04.30 (Last
600m 35.95), Soft(5), Isabella’s Spring 52 1,
Youngblood 55.5 2, Tavion Prince 57.5 3, Btg
$6.50, $4.60 led to turn.
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8TH, 23Apr22 5.8L Doomben Bm90 2200m
55 (J Van Overmeire 2) 9, Lim 52, 2:17.70 (Last
600m 35.89), Soft(7), Youngblood 54 1, Tavion
Prince 55 2, Stardome 57 3, Btg $11.00, $12.00,
$11.00 5th settling, 3rd 1200m, 4th 800m, 5th
turn. Began awkwardly.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 6-1/2 len 8th Shameonus 1030m
R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Resuming
for a new stable here. Cannot entertain on
trial form.

5. EASY CAMPESE (8) 58.5

b g 5 Sidestep [All: 10.7% Dry: 10.1% Wet: 11.4%]
— Up And Over (Oratorio (IR) [All: 9.8% Dry:
10.6% Wet: 9.0%]) (J G Sargent)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$262,860
27
5
6
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
27
—
10
12
5
—
Wins
—
2
2
1
—
2nds
—
2
2
2
—
3rds
—
2
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 5:3-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (3) 1550 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-1-2
2nd UP: 5:1-0-0
3rd UP: 4:1-2-0
4th UP: 3:2-0-0
WIN: 18.5%
PLACE: 51.9%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 317s30212920s74
LAST, 13Aug22 7.3L Rosehill Bm88 1200m
51.5 (Ms E Hennessy 5) 7, Lim 54, 1:11.47 (Last
600m 34.59, Last 200m 12.48), Soft(6),
Conscript 54 1, Munitions 56 2, Katalin 57 3, Btg
$13.00, $11.00 2nd to 800m, 3rd turn.
4TH, 31Aug22 2.7L Warwick Farm , C,H&G’s
Bm72 1300m 60 (Ms E Hennessy 2) 11, Lim 54,
1:17.51 (Last 600m 35.11), Soft(5), Capo Strada
57.5 1, Conrad 58 2, Think About It 57 3, Btg
$31.00, $16.00 3rd to 800m, 4th turn.
Ran home respectably at Warwick Farm
last time out. One for multiples.

6. HONEYCREEPER (16) 58

br m 4 Teofilo (IR) [All: 12.9% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
13.8%] — Painted Firetail (Lonhro [All: 12.6% Dry:
12.3% Wet: 13.0%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$240,890
13
3
1
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
5
4
4
—
Wins
—
1
1
1
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
2
2
1
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-1
DIST: 2:0-0-2
Won over: 1200 (1) 1600 (1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-2
2nd UP: 3:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-1-1
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 23.1%
PLACE: 69.2%
RTG: 78
LAST 15 STARTS: 5s143s33213166s
6TH, 09Apr22 4.9L Randwick (G 1) Australian
Oaks 2400m 56 (J Bowman 13) 15, Set weights,
2:38.19 (Last 600m 38.86, Last 200m 13.60),
Heavy(10), El Patroness 56 1, Gypsy Goddess
56 2, Gin Martini 56 3, Btg $3.50, $4.60 13th to
800m, 11th turn. Hampered at start. Taken back
from wide barrier.
--- LET-UP --6TH, 04Jun22 3.9L Eagle Farm (G 1)
Queensland Oaks 2200m 56.5 (J Bowman 16)
18, Set weights, 2:16.28 (Last 600m 37.01),
Good(4), Gypsy Goddess 56.5 1, Barb Raider
56.5 2, Le Villi 56.5 3, Btg $13.00, $16.00 17th to
800m, 12th turn. Slowly away.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 16-3/4 len last O’President
900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
Generally pulls out a run fresh. Might be
over the odds.

7. FINEPOINT (14) 57.5

b m 4 Pins [All: 12.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet: 11.7%] —
Zarzuela (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry: 13.3%
Wet: 13.3%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$94,430
7
3
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
3
2
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
1
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-1
DIST: 4:2-1-1
Won over: 1400 (2) 1550 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-0-1
2nd UP: 2:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 42.9%
PLACE: 85.7%
RTG: 77
LAST 15 STARTS: 4211s313s
WON, 01Jun22 4.3L, 3.3L Warwick Farm Bm72
1400m 58 (J Mc Donald 7) 8, Lim 54, 1:30.07
(Last 600m 39.45), Heavy(9), Microna 53 2,
Rondino 53.5 3, Revivalist 59 4, Btg $2.90, $3.20
(fav). 4th to 800m, 3rd turn. Began awkwardly.
3RD, 11Jun22 0.8L, 1/2 nck Randwick , F&M’s
Bm78 1600m 58.5 (C Schofield 1) 10, Lim 53.5,
1:37.68 (Last 600m 36.65, Last 200m 12.32),
Soft(5), Comme Bella Fille 55 1, Niffler 58.5 2,
Elusive Jewel 55.5 4, Btg $5.00, $5.50 5th to
1200m, 4th to turn.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 2-1/2 len 4th Winning
Verse 815m W Farm barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 9. Proven performer over this trip. Has
to be included.

8. ITA (2) 57

b m 5 All Too Hard [All: 12.5% Dry: 13.2% Wet:
11.9%] — Dayita (Show A Heart [All: 11.7% Dry:
11.6% Wet: 11.9%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$197,220
22
5
7
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
22
—
8
6
8
—
Wins
—
1
3
1
—
2nds
—
3
—
4
—
3rds
—
—
1
2
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-1
DIST: 3:2-1-0
Won over: 1400 (2) 1500 (1) 1550 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-1-1
2nd UP: 3:1-2-0
3rd UP: 3:2-1-0
4th UP: 3:1-1-1
WIN: 22.7%
PLACE: 68.2%
RTG: 76
LAST 15 STARTS: 144s722342130s3
LAST, 11Jun22 26.4L Randwick , F&M’s Bm78
1600m 57 (D Gibbons 6) 10, Lim 53.5, 1:37.68
(Last 600m 36.65, Last 200m 15.30), Soft(5),
Comme Bella Fille 55 1, Niffler 58.5 2, Finepoint
58.5 3, Btg $7.00, $7.50, $6.50 3rd to 800m, 7th
turn. Eased near 600m. Ordered to trial.
--- SPELL --3RD, 03Sep22 1L, 2.3L Randwick Bm78
1200m 57 (J Parr 2) 8, Lim 52, 1:14.53 (Last 600m
38.43, Last 200m 13.08), Heavy(10), Hell I Am
53 1, Pioneer River 61.5 2, Arbitration 54.5 4, Btg
$17.00, $13.00, $16.00 Last to turn.
Closed intently from well back to place
here first-up. One for exotics.

9. GREEK HERO (1) 57

13. ARNOLD (7) 55.5

ch g 7 Champs Elysees (GB) [All: 13.4% Dry:
14.3% Wet: 12.4%] — Za Za Zoom (IR) (Le Vie Dei
Colori (GB) [All: 11.2% Dry: 13.3% Wet: 9.1%]) (J
C Deamer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$183,309
26
4
4
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
26
2
8
13
3
—
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
3
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
1
—
TRACK: 8:0-1-0
DIST: 3:0-0-1
Won over: 1500 (1) 1515 (1) 1607 (1) 1611 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-0-1
2nd UP: 5:0-0-2
3rd UP: 5:2-1-0
4th UP: 4:0-1-0
WIN: 15.4%
PLACE: 42.3%
RTG: 72
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s7712s7324452s
5TH, 22Jan22 1.1L Randwick Bm88 2000m
52 (Ms R King 4) 10, Lim 52, 2:04.63 (Last
600m 35.55, Last 200m 11.92), Good(4),
Toomuchtobear 56 1, Desert Icon 59 2,
Kaapfever 52 3, Btg $5.00, $6.00 7th settling,
8th to 800m, 7th turn.
2ND, 12Feb22 1.8L, sht hd Randwick Bm78
2400m 57 (T Berry 1) 9, Lim 54, 2:30.85
(Last 600m 37.39, Last 200m 12.92), Soft(5),
Outlandos 59 1, Flambeur 57.5 3, Fortified 55.5 4,
Btg $7.50, $6.00, $6.50 led settling, 2nd to turn.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with lg nk win If You
Think So, Summit Special 1200m Gosford
barrier trial Soft(6) Aug 29. First-up and
looking for further than this. Hard to
recommend.

b/br g 4 Hinchinbrook [All: 11.0% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
9.9%] — Rippled (GB) (Dalakhani (IR) [All: 12.2%
Dry: 13.2% Wet: 11.2%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$54,150
3
2
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
1
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 2:2-0-0
Won over: 1400 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-1-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 66.7%
PLACE: 100%
RTG: 69
LAST 15 STARTS: 2s11
WON, 04Aug22 2.8L, 0.5L Kembla Grange
Mdn 1400m 60.5 (J Mc Donald 5) 8, Lim 55,
1:24.16 (Last 600m 35.01), Soft(5), Speak Now
57.5 2, Golden Passport 55.5 3, Cairdeas 56 4, Btg
$1.70, $1.55, $1.60 (fav). 3rd to turn. Blundered
at start.
WON, 24Aug22 2L, 0.5L RandwickKensington Bm72 1400m 56.5 (J Mc Donald 8)
11, Lim 54, 1:24.09 (Last 600m 34.95), Soft(5),
O’Mudgee 61.5 2, Le Vizir 60.5 3, Communist
55 including 0.5 over 4, Btg $1.90, $1.80 (fav).
9th to 800m, 7th turn. Taken back from wide
barrier.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Raced clear to salute in
superb fashion at Randwick-Kensington
last start. Commands respect.

10. MAMOUNIA (6) 56.5

b g 7 Per Incanto (US) [All: 12.2% Dry: 13.2% Wet:
11.2%] — Wansesingyee (Galileo (IR) [All: 14.3%
Dry: 13.7% Wet: 14.8%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$41,134
7
2
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
1
5
1
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 3:2-0-1
Won over: 1400 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:1-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 69
LAST 15 STARTS: 31s12358s
5TH, 12Mar22 5.5L Rosehill Bm88 1350m
52.5 (W Pike 5) 11, Lim 52.5, 1:21.54 (Last 600m
36.56, Last 200m 12.50), Heavy(8), Taksu 52 1,
Matowatakpe 58.5 2, Poetic Charmer 59 3, Btg
$5.00, $5.50, $4.80 7th settling, 6th turn.
--- LET-UP --8TH, 14May22 6L Flemington Bm78 1600m
56 (C Newitt 9) 15, Lim 54, 1:39.86 (Last 600m
35.36, Last 200m 12.40), Soft(5), Hezashocka
60.5 1, Lyrical Lad 59 2, Kipps 60 3, Btg $10.00,
$8.00 4th to 800m, 3rd turn. Slowly away.
Pulled hard.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 5-1/4 len 5th Mars Mission
900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
First-up here and could run a race while
fresh. Don’t dismiss.

b/br m 4 Medaglia D’Oro (US) [All: 13.2% Dry:
13.5% Wet: 12.8%] — Marrakesh (Lonhro [All:
12.6% Dry: 12.3% Wet: 13.0%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$174,470
9
2
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
7
—
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-1
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 2000 (1) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 44.4%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 765123107s
12TH, 30Apr22 6.6L Morphettville (G 1) Grand
Syn. Australasian Oaks 2000m 56 (D Oliver
16) 16, Set weights, 2:04.82 , Good(4), Glint Of
Hope 56 1, Barb Raider 56 2, My Whisper 56 3,
Btg $21.00, $16.00, $26.00 13th settling, 14th to
800m, 12th turn.
7TH, 21May22 5.7L Morphettville (G 3) SA
Fillies Classic 2500m 56 (Ms J Kah 15) 16, Set
weights, 2:39.80 (Last 606m 36.26), Good(4),
The Amazonian 56 1, Lady Chant 56 2, Great
Mystery 56 3, Btg $7.00, $8.00, $7.00 15th
settling, 14th 1200m, 9th 800m, 13th turn.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with 6-1/4 len 7th
Shameonus 1030m R’hill barrier trial
Soft(6) Sept 6. Resuming and will be better
for this outing. Looking elsewhere.

11. ROOTS (15) 56.5

b m 4 Press Statement [All: 13.2% Dry: 13.4%
Wet: 13.0%] — Arctic Success (Big Brown (US)
[All: 8.6% Dry: 9.6% Wet: 7.5%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$120,765
8
3
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
3
3
2
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-1-1
DIST: 1:0-1-0
Won over: 1200 (2) 1300 (1)
1st UP: 3:3-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 37.5%
PLACE: 62.5%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 123s1650s1
11TH, 30Apr22 6L Morphettville (G 1) Grand
Syn. Australasian Oaks 2000m 56 (D Thornton
8) 16, Set weights, 2:04.82 , Good(4), Glint Of
Hope 56 1, Barb Raider 56 2, My Whisper 56 3,
Btg $31.00, $21.00, $26.00 8th settling, 7th
1200m, 8th 800m, 7th turn. Crowded early
stages. Laid in in straight.
--- SPELL --WON, 31Aug22 0.5L, 0.8L Warwick Farm ,
F&M’s Bm72 1300m 60.5 (J Mc Donald 3) 7, Lim
54, 1:17.08 (Last 600m 34.58), Soft(5), Twilight
Affair 58 2, Miss Hellfire 57 3, Modern Millie 58.5
4, Btg $2.50, $2.35 (fav). 4th to 800m, 3rd turn.
Impressive win at short odds at Warwick
Farm first-up. Has a definite chance.

12. LE VIZIR (10) 56.5

ch g 5 Siyouni (FR) [All: 16.7% Dry: 14.4% Wet:
19.0%] — Shakeyourbody (US) (Giant’s Causeway
(US) [All: 12.3% Dry: 12.9% Wet: 11.6%]) (P & P
Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$131,730
17
4
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
5
10
2
—
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 4:0-0-1
Won over: 1200 (1) 1300 (1) 1350 (1) 1500 (1)
1st UP: 4:2-0-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 23.5%
PLACE: 41.2%
RTG: 71
LAST 15 STARTS: 34s18556s596123
2ND, 17Aug22 0.8L, 2.3L Canterbury , C,H&G’s
Bm72 1250m 59.5 (R Hutchings 2) 7, Lim 55,
1:15.61 (Last 600m 37.78), Soft(7), Hell I Am 55
1, Papal Warrior 60 3, Bartoselli 59 4, Btg $4.00,
$4.60 (eq fav). 5th to turn. Slowly away.
3RD, 24Aug22 2L, 0.5L Randwick-Kensington
Bm72 1400m 60.5 (R Hutchings 4) 11, Lim 54,
1:24.09 (Last 600m 34.95), Soft(5), Arnold 56.5
1, O’Mudgee 61.5 2, Communist 55 including 0.5
over 4, Btg $10.00, $12.00, $11.00 6th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Ran home well at Randwick-Kensington
at latest and meets the winner 3kgs better.
Knockout chance.

14. SINDACATO (13) 55.5

15. AIR TO AIR (12) 54

b m 6 Smart Missile [All: 11.1% Dry: 12.0% Wet:
10.2%] — Honor Net (NZ) (Hussonet (US) [All:
11.2% Dry: 11.6% Wet: 10.7%]) (Sam Kavanagh)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$199,055
26
2
2
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
26
—
12
8
6
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 5:0-1-0
DIST: 7:0-0-1
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-1-0
2nd UP: 5:0-0-0
3rd UP: 5:2-0-1
4th UP: 5:0-0-2
WIN: 7.7%
PLACE: 26.9%
RTG: 68
LAST 15 STARTS: 388s476775s0513
WON, 06Aug22 2L, 2.8L Newcastle F&M’s
Bm64 1300m 60.5 (J Van Overmeire 9) 11,
Lim 56.5, 1:20.84 (Last 600m 37.65), Soft(7),
Whispering Cate 57.5 2, The Crimson Idol 59
3, She’s Independent 57.5 4, Btg $3.00, $3.20,
$2.50 (fav). 10th to 800m, 5th turn. Blew start
(6L). Ordered to trial.
3RD, 27Aug22 0.5L, 2.3L Rosehill , F&M’s
Bm78 1500m 56 including 1 over (N Rawiller 3)
6, Lim 52, 1:31.78 (Last 600m 36.18, Last 200m
12.64), Soft(6), Hope In Your Heart 56.5 1,
Frumos 57.5 2, Mystic Mermaid 54 4, Btg $7.50,
$8.50, $7.00 Last settling, 5th 800m, 3rd turn.
Broke poorly (3L).
Let down strongly from back of the pack
to place at Rosehill last outing. Might find
this too strong.

16. STRAY (11) 53

b m 4 Thunder Fantasy [All: 5.6% Dry: 11.1% Wet:
0.0%] — Playa Del Carmen (Uncle Mo (US) [All:
11.0% Dry: 11.8% Wet: 10.2%]) (A J Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$59,325
11
1
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
9
1
1
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-0
DIST: 2:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 9.1%
PLACE: 9.1%
RTG: 67
LAST 15 STARTS: 4s4969s149050s
5TH, 09Apr22 2.7L Morphettville (G 3) Auraria
Stakes 1800m 55 (J Toeroek 1) 11, Set wts with
pen, 1:51.69 (Last 610m 35.37), Good(4), My
Whisper 55 1, Bon’s A Pearla 58 2, Mac ‘n’ Cheese
56.5 3, Btg $13.00, $15.00 5th to 1200m, 6th
800m, 7th turn. Held up near 500m.
LAST, 30Apr22 12.7L Morphettville (G 1)
Grand Syn. Australasian Oaks 2000m 56 (J
Toeroek 11) 16, Set weights, 2:04.82 , Good(4),
Glint Of Hope 56 1, Barb Raider 56 2, My Whisper
56 3, Btg $71.00, $61.00, $101.00 4th settling,
3rd to 800m, 4th turn. Eased early stages.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 3/4 len 4th Lady Harlem
1050m R’wick barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 13.
Resuming and has won fresh over this trip.
Place looks best.

RACE 5

EQ3

3yo & up Quality Group 3
2.00 (1400m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 36%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 15%, 2: 17%, 3: 13%, 4: 4%, 5: 4%,
6: 9%, 7: 4%, 8: 9%, 9: 11%, 10: 11%, 11:
0%, 12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16:
2%,

1. TOP RANKED (2) 59.5

gr h 7 Dark Angel (IR) [All: 16.2% Dry: 14.5% Wet:
18.0%] — Countess Ferrama (GB) (Authorized
(IR) [All: 12.4% Dry: 10.2% Wet: 14.7%]) (Annabel
Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$363,716
14
6
1
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
9
3
1
1
Wins
—
4
1
—
1
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
2
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1609 (6)
1st UP: 7:5-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-0-2
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
WIN: 42.9%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 108
LAST 15 STARTS: 1316s13624s3s5s
3RD, 13Nov21 1.3L, 0.5L Newcastle (Metro)
Open 1300m 58 (J Mc Donald 6) 15, Lim 52,
1:17.44 (Last 600m 34.77, Last 200m 12.29),
Good(4), Lost And Running 59 1, Wandabaa 52 2,
Kementari 57.5 4, Btg $5.00, $4.20 6th settling,
9th turn. Crowded early stages.
--- SPELL --5TH, 26Feb22 1.7L Randwick (G 1) TAB
Chipping Norton Stks 1600m 59 (J Bowman 7)
10, Weight for age, 1:39.64 (Last 600m 36.02,
Last 200m 12.02), Heavy(10), Verry Elleegant 57
1, She’s Ideel 57 2, Angel Of Truth 59 3, Btg $8.50,
$10.00 9th to 1200m, Last to turn. Taken back
from wide barrier. Lame 3/5.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 3-3/4 len 5th Mazu
1030m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
First-up here and strikes form quickly.
Warrants serious consideration.

2. PURPLE SECTOR (4) 54

b g 7 Pins [All: 12.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet: 11.7%] —
Eden Valley (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry:
13.3% Wet: 13.3%]) (John Thompson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$541,900
33
4
5
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
33
—
18
12
3
—
Wins
—
4
—
—
—
2nds
—
3
2
—
—
3rds
—
3
2
—
—
TRACK: 12:1-1-3
DIST: 9:0-3-0
Won over: 1500 (1) 1600 (1) 1800 (1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 9:0-4-0
2nd UP: 6:1-1-1
3rd UP: 6:2-0-1
4th UP: 6:0-0-2
WIN: 12.1%
PLACE: 42.4%
RTG: 96
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s5030s224406s2
6TH, 16Apr22 13.8L Randwick (G 3) Jra Plate
2000m 55 (R Bayliss 8) 8, Lim 53, 2:08.07 (Last
600m 37.23, Last 200m 14.16), Heavy(8), Polly
Grey 58.5 1, Numerian 58 2, Icebath 59 3, Btg
$26.00, $21.00 2nd to 800m, 3rd turn. Failed to
handle going.
--- SPELL --2ND, 27Aug22 hd, 1L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
57.5 (N Rawiller 1) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.62), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Aleas 55.5 3, Arctic Thunder 54 4, Btg $13.00,
$15.00, $13.00 led to turn.
Showed plenty of fight at Rosehill firstup. Not out of this.

3. BLAZE A TRAIL (10) 54

ch h 5 Criterion (NZ) — Flaming (NZ) C Maher &
D Eustace
SCRATCHED

4. PATERNAL (9) 54

b g 4 Savabeel [All: 11.6% Dry: 11.9% Wet: 11.4%]
— O’Dianne (NZ) (O’Reilly (NZ) [All: 11.9% Dry:
11.9% Wet: 11.8%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$271,930
7
2
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
1
4
2
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 2:1-0-1
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 1:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: 1310422s
2ND, 14May22 sht nck, 3.8L Eagle Farm (G 3)
Drinkwise Rough Habit Plate 2143m 57 (J Orman
13) 14, Set weights, 2:17.86 (Last 600m 38.37),
Heavy(8), Dark Destroyer 57 1, Menazzi 57 3,
Southern Stock 57 4, Btg $31.00, $26.00 12th to
800m, 10th turn.
2ND, 28May22 hd, 0.8L Eagle Farm (G 1) Moet
& Chandon Qld Derby 2400m 57 (J Bowman
2) 18, Set weights, 2:29.53 (Last 600m 37.65),
Good(4), Pinarello 57 1, Caboche 57 3, Dark
Destroyer 57 4, Btg $4.60, $5.50, $5.00 7th
settling, 6th 1200m, 7th 800m, 4th turn.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 1/2 nk, 9 len 3rd Too
Good To Be Tru, Extreme Gem 1030m R’hill
barrier trial Good(4) Aug 23. Resuming and
has won fresh over this trip. Not the worst.

5. CROSS TALK (5) 53

br g 5 Keano (NZ) [All: 13.1% Dry: 9.8% Wet:
16.5%] — Mrs Cross (NZ) (Cape Cross (IR) [All:
12.9% Dry: 13.0% Wet: 12.8%]) (G Waterhouse
& A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$250,270
8
5
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
2
1
5
—
Wins
—
—
1
4
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 2:1-1-0
DIST: 3:2-1-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1250 (1) 1400 (2) 1500 (1)
1st UP: 3:3-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-1

3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 62.5%
PLACE: 100%
RTG: 95
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s13s12113
WON, 30Jul22 2L, 1.5L Rosehill (LR) Atc Found.
Winter Challenge 1500m 53 (J Van Overmeire
8) 10, Lim 53, 1:30.80 (Last 600m 35.85, Last
200m 12.32), Soft(7), Toomuchtobear 53 2, Gold
Trip 61 3, Oscar Zulu 53 4, Btg $3.00, $2.60 (fav).
led throughout.
3RD, 18Aug22 1/2 nck, 1L Hawkesbury (LR)
Pioneer Services Rowley Mile 1600m 57.5
(T Clark 9) 10, Lim 54, 1:35.52 (Last 600m
33.42), Good(4), Skyman 57.5 1, Oscar Zulu 57
2, Lightning Jack 56.5 4, Btg $1.80, $1.65, $1.70
(fav). led to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Since recorded sht nk 2nd Mr Mozart
1100m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7) Sept
1. Got overhauled late at short odds at
Hawkesbury at latest. Include among the
better chances.

6. CHARACTER (1) 53

br g 4 Teofilo (IR) [All: 12.9% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
13.8%] — Monogram (Medaglia D’Oro (US)
[All: 13.2% Dry: 13.5% Wet: 12.8%]) (James
Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$483,290
18
4
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
5
6
6
1
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
1
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 2:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (2) 1850 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 44.4%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 241428s131010s7
10TH, 14May22 22L Eagle Farm (G 3)
Drinkwise Rough Habit Plate 2143m 57 (J Mc
Donald 4) 14, Set weights, 2:17.86 (Last 600m
38.37), Heavy(8), Dark Destroyer 57 1, Paternal
57 2, Menazzi 57 3, Btg $2.80, $3.50 (fav). 7th to
1200m, 9th 800m, 8th turn. Failed to handle
going.
--- SPELL --LAST, 03Sep22 15.3L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 57.5 (S Clipperton 4) 7,
Set wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 14.38), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Icebath 53
2, Nimalee 56 3, Btg $31.00, $41.00 6th settling,
5th turn.
Failed to make an impression in the
wet in stronger event here first-up. Place
preferred.

7. O’PRESIDENT (3) 53

b g 4 Fastnet Rock [All: 13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet:
13.6%] — O’Marilyn (O’Reilly (NZ) [All: 11.9% Dry:
11.9% Wet: 11.8%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$337,600
9
3
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
3
4
2
—
Wins
—
—
2
1
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 5:1-0-0
DIST: 2:1-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1250 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:2-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 44.4%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 6s11s869s812s
WON, 28Mar22 0.8L, nck Newcastle (Metro)
Bm88 1400m 55 (T Clark 9) 10, Lim 54, 1:24.59
(Last 600m 36.22, Last 200m 12.74), Soft(7),
Taksu 55 2, Rustic Steel 57.5 3, Aleas 56 4, Btg
$13.00, $15.00 2nd to turn.
--- FRESHENED --2ND, 07May22 lng nck, 1.5L Gosford (Metro)
3 and 4yo Open 1600m 54 (C Schofield 9) 13,
Lim 52, 1:39.31 (Last 600m 34.02, Last 200m
11.64), Soft(7), Rustic Steel 52 1, Old Flame 54
3, Our Playboy 60 4, Btg $11.00, $12.00, $8.50
2nd throughout. Pre race incident. Passed fit at
barrier. Shifted in near 200m.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with 13-1/4 len win
Ingratiating, Fangirl 900m R’hill barrier
trial Soft(6) Sept 6. First-up for a new stable
here. Has trialled brilliantly and looks a
major player.

8. RANCH HAND (8) 53

b h 4 Fastnet Rock [All: 13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet:
13.6%] — Mezulla (NZ) (Shamardal (US) [All:
14.9% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 15.1%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$471,850
17
3
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
9
8
—
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
2
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 3:1-0-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 5:2-2-0
2nd UP: 4:0-0-1
3rd UP: 4:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 17.6%
PLACE: 35.3%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 0s1745s240914s0
4TH, 11Jun22 1.7L Eagle Farm (LR) Hinkler Hcp
1200m 57.5 (J Mc Donald 4) 10, Lim 54, 1:10.35
(Last 600m 35.36), Good(4), Ranges 54.5 1,
Simply Fly 54 2, Mass Destruction 54 3, Btg
$3.50, $3.80, $3.50 (fav). 6th to 800m, 9th turn.
Laid in in straight. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --10TH, 03Sep22 3.9L Moonee Valley (LR)
Bendigo Bank Chautauqua Stks 1200m 55
(B Prebble 14) 14, Lim 54, 1:12.13 (Last 600m
37.10, Last 200m 12.62), Soft(6), Aysar 54.5 1,
Enchanted Heart 54 2, Corner Pocket 55.5 3, Btg
$16.00, $13.00, $15.00 11th to 800m, 13th turn.
Taken back from wide barrier.
Didn’t give a yelp when resuming. Looks
tested here on that effort.

9. LACKEEN (7) 53

b g 6 Shamardal (US) [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.8% Wet:
15.1%] — Panegyric (GB) (Monsun (GE) [All: 25.1%
Dry: 23.5% Wet: 26.7%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$399,883
21
4
7
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
21
—
4
12
5
—
Wins
—
3
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
4
3
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 4:1-1-1
DIST: 4:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (2) 1609 (1)

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1st UP: 4:2-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-1-0
3rd UP: 4:1-1-1
4th UP: 4:0-2-0
WIN: 19%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 22s1535125s4512
WON, 30Jul22 2.3L, 0.5L Moonee Valley
Bm100 1600m 54 (C Williams 10) 13, Lim 53,
1:39.99 (Last 600m 37.52, Last 200m 12.92),
Soft(6), Chief Altony 51.5 2, Biometric 56 3, So Si
Bon 59 4, Btg $6.50, $8.00, $6.50 2nd to 800m,
led turn.
2ND, 20Aug22 1.3L, 1.3L Moonee Valley 4yo
and UP Open 1500m 57.5 (C Williams 4) 7, Lim
54, 1:34.40 (Last 600m 37.98, Last 200m 13.52),
Heavy(9), Cyclone Sally 54 1, Proconsent 52.5 3,
Free To Move 54 4, Btg $2.60, $3.20 (fav). 2nd
settling, led 800m, 2nd turn.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with 1-3/4 len win
Pappalino, Esti Feny 1215m W Farm barrier
trial Soft(6) Sept 9. Found line well to place
at Moonee Valley last start. Can play a part.

10. THE FRONTMAN (6) 53

b g 5 Makfi (GB) [All: 12.2% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
12.4%] — Imposingly (Zabeel (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry:
13.3% Wet: 13.3%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$228,580
17
3
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
3
7
7
—
Wins
—
—
1
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
1
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-0
DIST: 4:2-0-0
Won over: 1400 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:2-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-1-1
4th UP: 3:1-1-1
WIN: 17.6%
PLACE: 41.2%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s18316s400275s
7TH, 11Jun22 7.9L Randwick Open 1600m 57
(C Schofield 1) 11, Lim 52, 1:36.96 (Last 600m
35.88, Last 200m 12.72), Good(4), Cliff’s Art 51 1,
Bethencourt 54 2, Oscar Zulu 56.5 3, Btg $16.00,
$15.00, $17.00 5th to 800m, 6th turn.
5TH, 18Jun22 3.7L Rosehill (LR) Drinkwise
W. J. McKell Cup 2000m 54.5 (J Collett 7) 8,
Lim 53, 2:02.87 (Last 600m 34.95, Last 200m
12.19), Good(4), Skyman 53 1, Dr Drill 58 2, Welsh
Legend 53 3, Btg $21.00, $17.00 3rd to 1200m,
4th to turn.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 15-1/2 len 8th O’President 900m
R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Resuming
and might be out of his depth here. Others
have stronger claims. .

RACE 6

EQ4

3yo Fillies SW Group 2
2.40 (1400m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 36%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 15%, 2: 17%, 3: 13%, 4: 4%, 5: 4%,
6: 9%, 7: 4%, 8: 9%, 9: 11%, 10: 11%, 11:
0%, 12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16:
2%,

1. NORTH STAR LASS (3) 56

b f 3 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet: 14.4%] —
Sheila’s Star (Snitzel [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.3% Wet:
15.5%]) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$219,950
4
2
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
—
1
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
2
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-1
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 92
LAST 15 STARTS: 15s31
5TH, 09Apr22 5.5L Randwick (G 2) Percy
Sykes Stakes 1200m 54 (T Clark 2) 13, Set wts
with pen, 1:14.44 (Last 600m 37.44, Last 200m
13.78), Heavy(10), Paris Dior 54.5 including 0.5
over 1, Willinga Beast 54 2, Lady Laguna 54 3, Btg
$12.00, $13.00, $11.00 2nd to 800m, led turn.
Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --3RD, 20Aug22 1.3L, nck Randwick (G 2) Silver
Shadow Stakes 1200m 55 (T Clark 8) 14, Set wts
with pen, 1:11.11 (Last 600m 34.32, Last 200m 11.72),
Soft(5), Zougotcha 55 1, In Secret 55 2, Queen Of The
Ball 56 4, Btg $26.00, $31.00 2nd to turn.
WON, 03Sep22 lng hd, 3.3L Randwick (G 2)
Darley Furious Stakes 1200m 56 (T Clark 1) 9, Set
weights, 1:14.12 (Last 600m 37.95, Last 200m
13.36), Heavy(9), Willinga Beast 56 2, She’s
Extreme 56 3, Paris Dior 56 4, Btg $7.50, $4.80,
$5.00 2nd to turn.
Gritty on-pace victory in the wet here last
outing. Sure to have plenty of admirers.

2. WOLVERINE (13) 56

br f 3 Tivaci [All: 11.8% Dry: 12.7% Wet: 10.9%] —
Knew It (NZ) (O’Reilly (NZ) [All: 11.9% Dry: 11.9%
Wet: 11.8%]) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$337,626
6
3
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
6
—
—
6
—
—
Wins
—
—
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-1-0
Won over: 1100 (2) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 83.3%
RTG: 92
LAST 15 STARTS: 11122s6
2ND, 22Jan22 2.3L, 1.3L Ellerslie (LR)
Doubletree Karaka Million 2yo 1200m 54.5 (L
G Innes 12) 14, Set weights, 1:09.60 (Last 600m
35.14), Dead(4), Dynastic 56.5 1, Fellini 56.5 3,
Time Flies 56.5 4, Btg $5.00 7th to 800m, 3rd
turn. Checked near 400m.
--- LET-UP --2ND, 02Apr22 1.3L, 4L Awapuni (G 1)
Manawatu Sires Produce Stakes 1400m 55.5
(L G Innes 2) 10, Set weights, 1:23.27 , Dead(4),
Maven Belle 55.5 1, Waitak 57.5 3, Andalus 57.5
4, Btg $4.00 4th to 800m, 3rd turn. Protest
lodged, dismissed.

--- SPELL --6TH, 20Aug22 3.3L Randwick (G 2) Silver Shadow
Stakes 1200m 57 (J Collett 10) 14, Set wts with pen,
1:11.11 (Last 600m 34.32, Last 200m 11.52), Soft(5),
Zougotcha 55 1, In Secret 55 2, North Star Lass 55 3,
Btg $21.00, $13.00, $16.00 12th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Since registered lg nk 2nd Classy Jaybee
1000m Muswellbrook barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 7. Far from disgraced here first-up.
Among the dangers.

3. PARIS DIOR (11) 56

b/br f 3 Pierro [All: 12.0% Dry: 11.8% Wet: 12.2%]
— Entrancing (Exceed And Excel [All: 12.8% Dry:
13.2% Wet: 12.4%]) (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,127,800
5
2
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
2
1
2
—
Wins
—
1
—
1
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-1-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-1-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 40%
PLACE: 80%
RTG: 90
LAST 15 STARTS: 2121s4
2ND, 05Feb22 1.8L, 1/2 hd Randwick 2yo
Open 1100m 54.5 (J Mc Donald 10) 16, Set
weights, 1:04.14 (Last 600m 34.25, Last 200m
11.60), Soft(5), Xtravagant Star 54.5 1, Sejardan
56.5 3, El Padrino 56.5 4, Btg $4.00, $3.00, $3.20
(fav). 10th to turn. Hampered near 800m.
--- LET-UP --WON, 09Apr22 hd, 3.8L Randwick (G 2) Percy
Sykes Stakes 1200m 54.5 including 0.5 over (J Mc
Donald 3) 13, Set wts with pen, 1:14.44 (Last 600m
37.44, Last 200m 12.94), Heavy(10), Willinga
Beast 54 2, Lady Laguna 54 3, Pantonario 54 4,
Btg $3.00, $4.00 (fav). 4th to turn.
--- SPELL --4TH, 03Sep22 4.1L Randwick (G 2) Darley Furious
Stakes 1200m 56 (B Avdulla 3) 9, Set weights, 1:14.12
(Last 600m 37.95, Last 200m 13.76), Heavy(9),
North Star Lass 56 1, Willinga Beast 56 2, She’s
Extreme 56 3, Btg $3.80, $3.00, $3.20 (fav). 6th to
800m, 5th turn. Crowded at start.
Found early trouble here first-up. In the mix.

4. WILLINGA BEAST (8) 56

ch f 3 Snitzel [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.3% Wet: 15.5%] —
Time Check (US) (Shamardal (US) [All: 14.9% Dry:
14.8% Wet: 15.1%]) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$275,625
4
1
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
—
1
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
2
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-2-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-2-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: 12s52
2ND, 09Apr22 hd, 3.8L Randwick (G 2) Percy
Sykes Stakes 1200m 54 (B Avdulla 11) 13, Set wts
with pen, 1:14.44 (Last 600m 37.44, Last 200m
13.02), Heavy(10), Paris Dior 54.5 including 0.5
over 1, Lady Laguna 54 3, Pantonario 54 4, Btg
$6.50, $4.80, $5.50 8th to turn.
--- SPELL --5TH, 20Aug22 2.8L Randwick (G 2) Silver
Shadow Stakes 1200m 56 including 1 over (J
Bowman 1) 14, Set wts with pen, 1:11.11 (Last 600m
34.32, Last 200m 11.72), Soft(5), Zougotcha 55 1, In
Secret 55 2, North Star Lass 55 3, Btg $4.80, $5.50
9th to turn. Hampered near 200m.
2ND, 03Sep22 lng hd, 3.3L Randwick (G 2)
Darley Furious Stakes 1200m 56 (J Bowman 7)
9, Set weights, 1:14.12 (Last 600m 37.95, Last
200m 13.42), Heavy(9), North Star Lass 56 1,
She’s Extreme 56 3, Paris Dior 56 4, Btg $10.00,
$6.50 led to turn. Failed to handle going.
Kept on determinedly to fill the minors
here last time out. Can play a role.

5. ZOUGOTCHA (5) 56

b f 3 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet: 14.4%]
— Fast Talker (Fastnet Rock [All: 13.6% Dry: 13.6%
Wet: 13.6%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$203,250
4
2
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
1
1
2
—
Wins
—
—
1
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-1-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (2)
1st UP: 1:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 1251
2ND, 23Apr22 1L, 2L Randwick 2yo Open
1100m 57 (J Mc Donald 7) 8, Lim 54.5, 1:09.52
(Last 600m 38.91, Last 200m 13.72), Heavy(10),
Bandi’s Boy 57 1, Command Approved 58 3,
Diamond City 56 4, Btg $2.10, $2.80 (fav). 5th to
800m, 4th turn.
--- FRESHENED --5TH, 04Jun22 1.1L Eagle Farm (LR) Bill Carter
1200m 56.5 (J Mc Donald 11) 11, Set weights,
1:11.12 (Last 600m 35.88), Good(4), Stroll 56.5
1, Bezique 56.5 2, Honey Pot 56.5 3, Btg $2.80,
$3.00 (fav). Last to 800m, 9th turn.
--- LET-UP --WON, 20Aug22 1.3L, nck Randwick (G 2)
Silver Shadow Stakes 1200m 55 (W Pike 6) 14,
Set wts with pen, 1:11.11 (Last 600m 34.32, Last
200m 11.42), Soft(5), In Secret 55 2, North Star
Lass 55 3, Queen Of The Ball 56 4, Btg $17.00,
$13.00 3rd settling, 4th turn. Keen.
--- FRESHENED --Since recorded 1/2 len 2nd Mars Mission 900m
R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Dug deep to
salute here when resuming and the form out of
that race has been very strong. Right in it.

6. SEVEN VEILS (6) 56

b f 3 Shalaa (IR) [All: 13.7% Dry: 14.6% Wet:
12.7%] — Mesmereyeser (Redoute’s Choice [All:
13.8% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 12.7%]) (Mark Newnham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$209,150
5
1
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
1
1
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0

3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 85
LAST 15 STARTS: 210s76
12TH, 19Mar22 8.5L Rosehill (G 1) Longines
Golden Slipper 1200m 54.5 (J Parr 15) 16, Set
weights, 1:12.79 (Last 600m 36.37, Last 200m
13.16), Heavy(9), Fireburn 54.5 1, Best Of
Bordeaux 56.5 2, Coolangatta 54.5 3, Btg $21.00
6th to turn. Eased near 800m.
--- SPELL --7TH, 20Aug22 3.8L Randwick (G 2) Silver Shadow
Stakes 1200m 57 (T Sherry 11) 14, Set wts with pen,
1:11.11 (Last 600m 34.32, Last 200m 11.62), Soft(5),
Zougotcha 55 1, In Secret 55 2, North Star Lass 55 3,
Btg $16.00, $21.00 11th to turn. Keen.
6TH, 03Sep22 7.6L Randwick (G 2) Darley
Furious Stakes 1200m 56 (T Sherry 4) 9, Set
weights, 1:14.12 (Last 600m 37.95, Last 200m
14.09), Heavy(9), North Star Lass 56 1, Willinga
Beast 56 2, She’s Extreme 56 3, Btg $17.00,
$11.00, $12.00 5th to 800m, 4th turn. Began
awkwardly. Keen.
Was safely held here in the wet last start.
Must find something.

7. RUSSIAN CONQUEST (7) 56

b f 3 Russian Revolution — My Conquestadory
(US) P & P Snowden
SCRATCHED

8. GRACE’S SECRET (10) 56

b f 3 Vadamos (FR) [All: 11.1% Dry: 11.4% Wet:
10.7%] — Fermentation (NZ) (Pentire (GB) [All:
10.0% Dry: 10.5% Wet: 9.6%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$48,441
3
2
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
—
3
—
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 800 (1) 1000 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 66.7%
PLACE: 66.7%
RTG: 72
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s0
WON, 23Oct21 hd, 4L Riccarton Park 2yo
Open 800m 54 (T R Moseley 5) 10, Set wts
with pen, 46.47 secs , Dead(6), Stimulant 57.5 2,
Thimble Theatre 54 3, Tap Dancer 54 4, Btg $7.50
led throughout. Shied concluding stages.
WON, 13Nov21 4.3L, 4.3L Riccarton Park (LR)
Welcome Stakes 1000m 54.5 (T R Moseley 3) 5,
Set weights, 57.84 secs , Slow(7), Clark Kent 56.5
2, Tap Dancer 54.5 3, Champagne Dream 54.5 4,
Btg $1.60 (fav). led throughout.
--- SPELL --12TH, 20Aug22 5.6L Randwick (G 2) Silver
Shadow Stakes 1200m 55 (R Bayliss 2) 14, Set
wts with pen, 1:11.11 (Last 600m 34.32, Last
200m 11.62), Soft(5), Zougotcha 55 1, In Secret
55 2, North Star Lass 55 3, Btg $15.00, $21.00,
$16.00 13th to turn. Began awkwardly. Keen.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with 3-1/4 len 4th
Hameron 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. Freshened but never it at first
Australian outing. No appeal.

9. PANTONARIO (2) 56

b f 3 Not A Single Doubt [All: 12.8% Dry: 11.7%
Wet: 13.9%] — Rhodamine (Success Express
(US) [All: 11.8% Dry: 11.2% Wet: 12.3%]) (G
Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$109,925
5
1
—
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
3
1
1
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
3
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-1
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-2
2nd UP: 1:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 80%
RTG: 70
LAST 15 STARTS: 3s334s1
3RD, 29Jan22 3.8L, 1L Rosehill (G 3) Widden
Stakes 1100m 54.5 (T Clark 4) 10, Set wts with
pen, 1:03.53 (Last 600m 33.08, Last 200m
11.68), Good(4), Queen Of The Ball 54.5 1,
Revolutionary Miss 54.5 2, Dame Cartland 54.5
4, Btg $8.00, $9.00, $8.50 2nd to turn.
--- LET-UP --4TH, 09Apr22 4.1L Randwick (G 2) Percy Sykes
Stakes 1200m 54 (C Williams 4) 13, Set wts with
pen, 1:14.44 (Last 600m 37.44, Last 200m 13.32),
Heavy(10), Paris Dior 54.5 including 0.5 over 1,
Willinga Beast 54 2, Lady Laguna 54 3, Btg $12.00,
$13.00 7th to 800m, 6th turn. Slowly away.
--- SPELL --WON, 27Aug22 2L, sht hd Kembla Grange F&M’s
Mdn 1200m 55.5 (Ms W Costin 2) 6, Set weights,
1:10.77 (Last 600m 33.06), Soft(5), Mad Darcey 58
2, Power Puff 56 including 0.5 over 3, Terrestar 55.5
4, Btg $1.70, $1.50 (fav). led throughout.
Rising in grade here. Hard to recommend.

10. MADAME POMMERY (14) 56

ch f 3 No Nay Never (US) [All: 12.9% Dry: 14.1%
Wet: 11.7%] — Cancel (Exceed And Excel [All:
12.8% Dry: 13.2% Wet: 12.4%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$117,850
4
1
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
—
2
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-1-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 68
LAST 15 STARTS: 6s12s5
WON, 21May22 3.3L, 1/2 nck Rosehill 2yo Open
1200m 54 (J Ford 3) 9, Lim 54, 1:15.11 (Last 600m
36.68, Last 200m 12.32), Heavy(9), Dark Harmony
56 2, Northern Beaches 57 3, Vinnie’s Spirit 56 4,
Btg $11.00, $15.00 4th to 800m, 3rd turn.
2ND, 04Jun22 3.8L, sht 1/2 hd Rosehill 2yo
Open 1300m 57 (J Ford 4) 11, Lim 54.5, 1:19.42
(Last 600m 36.55, Last 200m 12.90), Soft(7),
Osipenko 56.5 1, Backrower 57 3, High Blue Sea
56.5 4, Btg $3.00, $2.90, $3.20 2nd throughout.
--- SPELL --5TH, 03Sep22 7.5L Randwick (G 2) Darley
Furious Stakes 1200m 56 (J Ford 6) 9, Set weights,
1:14.12 (Last 600m 37.95, Last 200m 13.66),
Heavy(9), North Star Lass 56 1, Willinga Beast 56
2, She’s Extreme 56 3, Btg $26.00, $21.00, $31.00
7th to turn. Hampered at start. Eased near 400m.
Had excuses in similar class here first-up.
Perhaps a place.

11. CELESTIAL SPIRIT (12) 56

b/br f 3 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet:
14.4%] — Positive Problems (Sebring [All: 11.7%
Dry: 11.8% Wet: 11.6%]) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
SCRATCHED

12. RENAISSANCE WOMAN (1)
56

br f 3 Reliable Man (GB) [All: 10.2% Dry: 10.5%
Wet: 9.9%] — Mrs Kennedy (Fastnet Rock [All:
13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet: 13.6%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$28,000
3
1
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
—
—
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1)
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 33.3%
RTG: 61
LAST 15 STARTS: 614
6TH, 22Jun22 5.6L Canterbury 2yo , Fillies
Mdn 1250m 56.5 (J Parr 2) 9, Lim 54, 1:17.53
(Last 600m 37.82), Heavy(9), Lady Harlem 56
1, Vienna Princess 55.5 2, Maritima 56.5 3, Btg
$51.00, $31.00 6th throughout. Slowly away.
WON, 09Jul22 1/2 hd, 1L Scone 2yo Mdn
1300m 55 (A Gibbons 2) 6, Lim 55, 1:21.04 (Last
600m 36.78), Heavy(9), Flashing Steel 57 2,
Choose Your Words 55 3, Nosey Parker 55.5 4,
Btg $4.80, $6.50 4th to turn. Laid in in straight.
4TH, 16Jul22 2.8L Rosehill 2yo Open 1400m
55 (Ms R King 9) 10, Lim 54, 1:26.67 (Last 600m
35.74, Last 200m 11.90), Heavy(8), Flag Of
Honour 57 1, Alberich 58 2, Vinnie’s Spirit 57.5 3,
Btg $31.00, $26.00 Last to 800m, 7th turn. Laid
in near turn.
--- LET-UP --Since registered 1/2 len 2nd Hameron
900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
Back from a let-up and rises in class. Can’t
have.

13. NINGALOO STAR (4) 56

b f 3 Deep Field [All: 14.6% Dry: 14.5% Wet:
14.8%] — Coral Reef (Galileo (IR) [All: 14.3% Dry:
13.7% Wet: 14.8%]) (J G Sargent)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$25,655
5
1
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
1
3
1
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1)
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 57
LAST 15 STARTS: 63146
WON, 17Jun22 0.5L, 1/2 hd Goulburn Mdn
1300m 55 (A Adkins 7) 12, Set weights, 1:20.04
(Last 600m 37.30), Soft(7), Miss Tambo 57 2,
Arale 57 3, Nullify 57 4, Btg $11.00, $13.00, $12.00
4th to turn.
--- LET-UP --4TH, 16Aug22 3.2L Wyong Cls 1 1000m 55 (A
Adkins 5) 10, Lim 55, 57.13s (Last 600m 33.50),
Good(4), Dijon 59 1, Insurrection 56 2, Fire And
Ice 58.5 3, Btg $31.00, $41.00 9th to 800m, 8th
turn. Slowly away. Held up on straightening.
6TH, 31Aug22 3.8L Warwick Farm 3yo
Bm64 1200m 55.5 (A Adkins 1) 10, Lim 55.5,
1:10.71 (Last 600m 34.97), Soft(5), Cinderella
Days 57 1, Lindermann 59.5 2, Insurrection 59
3, Btg $13.00, $17.00 6th throughout. Began
awkwardly. Eased near 200m.
Stiffer challenge here. Not fancied.

14. BYRON BELLE (9) 56

b f 3 Snitzel [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.3% Wet: 15.5%]
— Diademe (NZ) (Savabeel [All: 11.6% Dry: 11.9%
Wet: 11.4%]) (J G Sargent)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$13,275
2
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
1
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 24
2ND, 17Aug22 0.8L, 1/2 nck Canterbury 3yo ,
Fillies Mdn 1200m 57 (K S Latham 1) 9, Lim 54,
1:13.47 (Last 600m 36.62), Soft(7), Wollombi
55.5 1, Beautiful Heart 58 3, Seiryu 57 4, Btg
$31.00, $51.00 5th to turn. Keen.
4TH, 07Sep22 8.3L Canterbury 3yo Mdn
1250m 56 (K S Latham 6) 6, Lim 54, 1:17.56 (Last
600m 38.36), Heavy(8), Kote 57 1, Lamorlaye 55
2, Silvanito 58 3, Btg $11.00, $13.00, $11.00 2nd
to turn.
Faces stronger opposition now. Cannot
entertain.

RACE 7
3yo & up WFA Group 1
3.15 (1600m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 14%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 7%, 2: 18%, 3: 18%, 4: 5%, 5: 9%,
6: 7%, 7: 7%, 8: 11%, 9: 9%, 10: 0%, 11: 5%,
12: 2%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16: 0%, 17:
0%, 18: 2%, 19: 0%, 20: 0%,

1. ZAAKI (7) 59

b/br g 8 Leroidesanimaux (BR) [All: 24.9% Dry:
19.1% Wet: 30.8%] — Kesara (GB) (Sadler’s Wells
(US) [All: 20.9% Dry: 19.9% Wet: 21.9%]) (Annabel Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$7,465,357
36
13
5
7
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
36
9
17
6
3
1
Wins
3
6
2
2
—
2nds
2
1
1
1
—
3rds
2
4
—
—
1
TRACK: 5:2-1-0
DIST: 11:3-2-2
Won over: 1400 (2) 1600 (1) 1607 (1) 1609 (1)

1712 (1) 1771 (1) 1800 (3) 2000 (2) 2200 (1)
1st UP: 8:4-2-1
2nd UP: 7:3-0-1
3rd UP: 7:1-2-2
4th UP: 7:3-1-0
WIN: 36.1%
PLACE: 69.4%
RTG: 117
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s1131s21213s1
WON, 07May22 0.8L, 0.5L Gold Coast
(Metro) (G 2) A.D. Hollindale Stakes 1800m
59 (J Mc Donald 3) 11, Weight for age, 1:54.77
(Last 600m 37.10), Heavy(8), Polly Grey 57 2,
Kukeracha 59 3, Huetor 59 4, Btg $1.40, $1.45
(fav). led throughout. Hampered near 1600m.
3RD, 28May22 lng nck, 1.3L Eagle Farm (G 1)
XXXX Doomben Cup 2100m 59 (J Mc Donald 10)
10, Weight for age, 2:09.79 (Last 600m 35.29),
Good(4), Huetor 59 1, Maximal 59 2, Great House
59 4, Btg $1.28, $1.22, $1.24 (fav). 2nd to turn.
Vetted - no abnormalities. Swab taken by order
of stewards.
--- SPELL --WON, 03Sep22 1.8L, 0.5L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 59 (J Mc Donald 3) 7,
Set wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 12.74), Heavy(10), Icebath 53 2, Nimalee
56 3, Profondo 58 4, Btg $1.70, $1.90 (fav). led
throughout.
Put paid to them easily here first-up.
Strong claims.

2. MAXIMAL (9) 59

b h 5 Galileo (IR) [All: 14.3% Dry: 13.7% Wet:
14.8%] — Joyeuse (GB) (Oasis Dream (GB) [All:
16.0% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 17.2%]) (J A O’Shea)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$406,360
13
1
6
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
11
2
—
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
5
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 4:1-1-0
Won over: 1609 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-2-0
2nd UP: 3:0-2-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 3:0-1-0
WIN: 7.7%
PLACE: 53.8%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: 18s2242s6s0025s
11TH, 12Mar22 9.3L Flemington (G 1) TAB
Australian Cup 2000m 58.5 (J Bowman 3) 12,
Weight for age, 2:00.82 (Last 600m 34.94, Last
200m 12.84), Good(4), Duais 57 1, Think It Over
59 2, Spanish Mission 59 3, Btg $21.00, $26.00
7th to 1200m, 8th 800m, 10th turn. Blundered
near 100m. Lacerations.
--- LET-UP --2ND, 28May22 lng nck, 1.3L Eagle Farm (G 1)
XXXX Doomben Cup 2100m 59 (N Rawiller 6)
10, Weight for age, 2:09.79 (Last 600m 35.29),
Good(4), Huetor 59 1, Zaaki 59 3, Great House
59 4, Btg $31.00 6th settling, 7th 1200m, 6th
800m, 7th turn. Pulled hard.
5TH, 11Jun22 2L Eagle Farm (G 2) Sky Racing
Q22 2200m 59 (N Rawiller 13) 15, Weight for age,
2:16.98 (Last 600m 35.55), Good(4), Numerian
59 1, Kolding 59 2, Yonkers 59 3, Btg $5.50 14th
settling, 13th 1200m, 12th 800m, 11th turn. Held
up near 500m.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 4-1/2 len 4th Mr Mozart
1100m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 1.
Can pull out a run fresh. Place looks best.

3. ANAMOE (8) 58.5

b/br h 4 Street Boss (US) [All: 12.3% Dry: 11.0%
Wet: 13.6%] — Anamato (Redoute’s Choice
[All: 13.8% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 12.7%]) (James
Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$5,253,275
17
8
5
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
9
5
3
—
Wins
—
4
3
1
—
2nds
—
2
2
1
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 5:3-1-0
DIST: 2:1-1-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1200 (2) 1400 (3) 1600
(1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 5:2-1-1
2nd UP: 4:2-1-1
3rd UP: 3:2-1-0
4th UP: 3:1-2-0
WIN: 47.1%
PLACE: 88.2%
RTG: 116
LAST 15 STARTS: 21s1212s31219s1
WON, 19Mar22 6.5L, 0.8L Rosehill (G 1) Sky
Racing Rosehill Gneas 2000m 56.5 (J Mc Donald
6) 6, Set weights, 2:09.03 (Last 600m 35.20,
Last 200m 11.98), Heavy(9), Converge 56.5 2,
Forgot You 56.5 3, Profondo 56.5 4, Btg $1.70
(fav). led settling, 2nd to turn. Lost a plate.
LAST, 09Apr22 13L Randwick (G 1) Queen
Elizabeth Stakes 2000m 55.5 (T Berry 5) 9,
Weight for age, 2:10.87 (Last 600m 38.06, Last
200m 14.80), Heavy(10), Think It Over 59 1,
Zaaki 59 2, Mount Popa 59 3, Btg $4.00, $3.80,
$4.00 5th to 1200m, 6th 800m, 7th turn. Poor
recovery.
--- SPELL --WON, 20Aug22 1.8L, sht hd Randwick (G
1) Winx Stakes 1400m 58.5 (J Mc Donald 1) 10,
Weight for age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last
200m 11.28), Soft(5), Fangirl 56.5 2, Profondo
58.5 3, Hilal 58.5 4, Btg $2.60, $2.50 (fav). 4th to
800m, 3rd turn. Lost a plate.
--- FRESHENED --Since recorded hd, 1-3/4 len 3rd
Coodarady, Caboche 1215m W Farm barrier
trial Soft(6) Sept 9. Reeled them in easily to
salute here first-up. Hard to hold out.

4. CONVERGE (10) 58.5

b g 4 Frankel (GB) [All: 14.5% Dry: 16.8% Wet:
12.2%] — Conversely (IR) (Shamardal (US) [All:
14.9% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 15.1%]) (G Waterhouse
& A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,720,700
14
4
3
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
8
2
4
—
Wins
—
3
—
1
—
2nds
—
2
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 6:2-0-2
DIST: 5:3-0-1
Won over: 1200 (1) 1600 (3)
1st UP: 5:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-1-1
3rd UP: 2:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-1-1
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 108
LAST 15 STARTS: 21321s8s33120s6
2ND, 19Mar22 6.5L, 0.8L Rosehill (G 1) Sky
Racing Rosehill Gneas 2000m 56.5 (T Clark 5)
6, Set weights, 2:09.03 (Last 600m 35.20, Last
200m 12.50), Heavy(9), Anamoe 56.5 1, Forgot
You 56.5 3, Profondo 56.5 4, Btg $4.00, $3.80
2nd settling, 3rd 1200m, 4th 800m, 3rd turn.

18TH, 02Apr22 9.7L Randwick (G 1) Doncaster
Mile 1600m 49.5 (Ms R King 3) 20, Lim 49.5,
1:39.94 (Last 600m 36.48, Last 200m 13.46),
Heavy(9), Mr Brightside 50.5 including 0.5 over
1, I’m Thunderstruck 55.5 2, Icebath 52 including
0.5 over 3, Btg $8.00, $9.00, $8.50 4th settling,
3rd to turn. Hampered at start. Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --6TH, 03Sep22 9.9L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 59 (T Clark 6) 7, Set
wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 13.70), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Icebath 53
2, Nimalee 56 3, Btg $10.00, $9.00, $12.00 4th
to turn. Failed to handle going.
Lacked a pick-up and only plugged to line
in the wet here first-up. Prefer others.

5. PROFONDO (2) 58.5

b/br h 4 Deep Impact (JP) [All: 21.4% Dry: 23.0%
Wet: 19.7%] — Honesty Prevails (Redoute’s
Choice [All: 13.8% Dry: 14.8% Wet: 12.7%])
(Richard Litt)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$757,000
7
2
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
3
2
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-1
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 107
LAST 15 STARTS: 121s04s34
4TH, 19Mar22 8.6L Rosehill (G 1) Sky Racing
Rosehill Gneas 2000m 56.5 (J Bowman 4) 6, Set
weights, 2:09.03 (Last 600m 35.20, Last 200m
13.04), Heavy(9), Anamoe 56.5 1, Converge 56.5
2, Forgot You 56.5 3, Btg $6.00, $7.50, $7.00 3rd
settling, led to turn. Overraced early stages.
Weakened in straight.
--- SPELL --3RD, 20Aug22 1.8L, sht hd Randwick (G
1) Winx Stakes 1400m 58.5 (B Avdulla 6) 10,
Weight for age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last
200m 11.50), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl
56.5 2, Hilal 58.5 4, Btg $11.00, $15.00 5th to
800m, 4th turn. Raced wide without cover.
4TH, 03Sep22 3.7L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 58 (B Avdulla 1) 7, Set
wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 13), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Icebath 53 2,
Nimalee 56 3, Btg $5.00, $6.00 3rd to turn.
Ran home respectably in the wet here last
outing. One for exotics.

6. DUAIS (5) 57

b m 5 Shamus Award [All: 14.2% Dry: 14.0%
Wet: 14.4%] — Meerlust (Johannesburg (US)
[All: 11.4% Dry: 10.1% Wet: 12.8%]) (Edward
Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2,737,765
20
7
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
—
9
7
4
—
Wins
—
4
3
—
—
2nds
—
3
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 6:1-1-0
DIST: 3:1-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (1) 2000 (3) 2200
(1) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-1-1
2nd UP: 4:0-1-0
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-1-0
WIN: 35%
PLACE: 60%
RTG: 116
LAST 15 STARTS: 21s3610s96117s0
WON, 28Mar22 3.5L, 1L Newcastle (Metro)
(G 1) Kia Tancred Stakes 2400m 56.5 (J Parr 7)
9, Weight for age, 2:35.05 (Last 600m 35.53,
Last 200m 12.02), Soft(6), Stockman 59 2, The
Chosen One 59 3, Think It Over 59 4, Btg $2.35,
$2.50, $2.35 (fav). Last to turn. Taken back from
wide barrier.
7TH, 09Apr22 7.5L Randwick (G 1) Queen
Elizabeth Stakes 2000m 57 (J Parr 9) 9, Weight
for age, 2:10.87 (Last 600m 38.06, Last 200m
13.76), Heavy(10), Think It Over 59 1, Zaaki 59 2,
Mount Popa 59 3, Btg $6.50, $5.50, $6.50 Last to
turn. Taken back from wide barrier. Vetted - no
abnormalities.
--- SPELL --10TH, 27Aug22 7.4L Caulfield (G 1) Magic
Millions Memsie Stakes 1400m 57 (J Parr 10)
14, Weight for age, 1:24.38 (Last 600m 35.40,
Last 200m 11.78), Soft(5), Snapdancer 57 1, I’m
Thunderstruck 59 2, Cascadian 59 3, Btg $26.00,
$31.00, $26.00 13th settling, Last turn.
Failed to make an impression in similar
company at Caulfield first-up. Place appeal
only.

7. MONTEFILIA (6) 57

b m 5 Kermadec (NZ) [All: 14.4% Dry: 16.0% Wet:
12.7%] — Bana Wu (GB) (Shirocco (GE) [All: 13.7%
Dry: 14.4% Wet: 13.1%]) (David Payne)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2,418,525
19
6
1
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
19
—
6
8
5
—
Wins
—
3
1
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
2
1
—
TRACK: 11:3-1-1
DIST: 3:1-0-1
Won over: 1400 (1) 1500 (1) 1600 (1) 2000
(2) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-0-2
2nd UP: 5:2-1-1
3rd UP: 4:1-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 31.6%
PLACE: 57.9%
RTG: 115
LAST 15 STARTS: s6345s3214s718s
7TH, 26Feb22 2.6L Randwick (G 1) TAB
Chipping Norton Stks 1600m 57 (J Collett 4) 10,
Weight for age, 1:39.64 (Last 600m 36.02, Last
200m 12.14), Heavy(10), Verry Elleegant 57 1,
She’s Ideel 57 2, Angel Of Truth 59 3, Btg $17.00
led settling, 4th 1200m, 5th 800m, 6th turn.
WON, 19Mar22 2L, 5.8L Rosehill (G 1) Ranvet
Stks 2000m 57 (J Collett 2) 6, Weight for age,
2:07.54 (Last 600m 35.56, Last 200m 11.80),
Heavy(9), Verry Elleegant 57 2, Angel Of Truth 59
3, Sikandarabad 59 4, Btg $9.00, $10.00, $9.00
4th to 800m, led turn.
8TH, 09Apr22 8.5L Randwick (G 1) Queen
Elizabeth Stakes 2000m 57 (J Bowman 2) 9,
Weight for age, 2:10.87 (Last 600m 38.06, Last
200m 14.44), Heavy(10), Think It Over 59 1,
Zaaki 59 2, Mount Popa 59 3, Btg $8.00, $6.00
3rd settling, 4th 1200m, 3rd 800m, 4th turn.
Crowded in straight. Eased down. Vetted - no
abnormalities.

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TABFORM

RACE 1 Rarity Wholesale

1600m 1.00

3 & 4yo Benchmark 68. Prizemoney: $50,000; 1st $22,000; 2nd $8950; 3rd $4950; 4th $3275;
5th $1950. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Apprentices can claim.
1.

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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

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4.

5.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
3426s t TING TONG dwh
6
64161 s CINQUE TORRI w
3
s5411 KAPSALI dw
4
6s666 s ARTERO w
8
25551 s I WANT ONE dwh
2
s1908 t PREFECT MATCH dw
7
2114 t COMMUNIST Ⓑ
1
10734 SEBRING’S ROSE w
5

6.

7.

EQ1

8.

TRAINER
K A Lees
Bjorn Baker
B J Dodson
M J Dunn
K A Lees
Sara Ryan
Michael Freedman
David Pfieffer

JOCKEY
Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
D Gibbons (a)
SCRATCHED
K S Latham
B Avdulla
J Collett
J Mc Donald
T Berry

WGT
62.5
60
59.5
58.5
58.5
57
56.5
55.5

RACE 2 Kloster Motor Group Handicap
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

FORM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

65323
036s2
8
33s22
95
29s
427s2
30s52
644s
62394

HORSE
DRAW
CONDRIEU
2
EDNA
11
HEART’S CONTENT
7
SAVANACI (NZ)
12
DIVA DIVA
6
FLAURICE
8
A LOT MORE LOVE b Ⓑ 9
LYONNAISE LUNCH (NZ) 1
PIEROSSA b Ⓑ
14
POETIC DRAMA (NZ)
10
SPIRITED CHARLIZE
3
VICTORY SALUTE Ⓑ
4
MONFIDUCIA (NZ)
13
EDGEWISE
5

TRAINER
J A O’Shea
Craig Carmody
P H Bloomfield
Annabel Neasham
Joseph Pride
G Waterhouse & A Bott
G Ryan & S Alexiou
J C Coyle
P & P Snowden
M, W & J Hawkes
W T Wilkes
Annabel Neasham
David Payne
David Pfieffer

$4.80
4.80
—
21.00
4.20
81.00
*2.20
9.50

1400m 1.35

JOCKEY
K S Latham
W Pike
J Parr
J Mc Donald
T Schiller (a)
Ms R King
B Avdulla
SCRATCHED
K Mc Evoy
T Berry
A Gibbons
C Schofield
J Collett
T Clark

EQ2

WGT
59
59
59
59
58.5
58
57.5
57
57
57
56.5
56.5
55.5
55

5.00
23.00
61.00
7.50
19.00
23.00
*2.50
—
8.50
5.50
41.00
51.00
61.00
19.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 2. Edna crowded at start, checked near 600m, lost a plate WYO Aug 16. 6.
Flaurice began awkwardly, failed to handle going DON Aug 16. 8. Lyonnaise Lunch slowly away
HAW Sept 3. 10. Poetic Drama held up near 600m WYO Sept 2. 14. Edgewise not fully tested KEG
Aug 27.

RACE 3 Hunter Valley Prem. Meats

1400m 2.10

C,H&G’s Maiden. Prizemoney: $50,000; 1st $22,000; 2nd $8950; 3rd $4950; 4th $3275; 5th $1950.
BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Apprentices can claim.
1.

2.

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7.

8.

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11.

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17.

FORM
1 28s0
2
3 47s54
4
5
7
6
36
7
0
8
8
9
9
10
9
11
65
12
6s4
13 5s80
14
99
15 7s773
16 s0665
17 8s900

HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
WARBY Ⓑ
6 C Maher & D Eustace
MASTER RIGHT
16 Annabel Neasham
PELSAERT (NZ)
9 Joseph Pride
LUCKY STOCK
14 J A O’Shea
CUT ON A DIME Ⓑ
3 Bryce Heys
STATE OF AMERICA Ⓑ 4 David Payne
SUMMONS (NZ)
2 C J Waller
CHESTERAY Ⓑ
17 John Thompson
GOOD LIEUTENANT Ⓑ 15 Matthew Smith
ANGARA h
8 P M Perry
HAATHER Ⓑ
11 P & P Snowden
MAKALU Ⓑ
1 Annabel Neasham
MELLENCAMP
12 A M Boyle
SHARK SPIRIT Ⓑ
13 J A O’Shea
Emergencies: (in order)
NEDDY Ⓑ
5 Tim McIntosh
TYQUENDO
10 T J Bartley
NOTABADBET (NZ)
7 Ms T Timbery

EQ3

9.

JOCKEY
B Avdulla
SCRATCHED
R Jones (a)
T Schiller (a)
K S Latham
J Mc Donald
SCRATCHED
J Collett
J Ford
T Berry
C Schofield
W Pike
G Buckley

WGT
59.5
59
57.5
56.5
56
56
56
55.5
55.5
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55

5.50
—
8.50
26.00
7.50
11.00
*3.20
—
61.00
126.00
10.00
7.00
151.00
61.00
17.00
10.00
81.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 1. Warby slowly away, taken back from wide barrier, crowded near 1200m
KEN Aug 24. 5. Cut On A Dime checked near 50m KEN Aug 24. 8. Chesteray keen WYO Sept 2. 9.
Good Lieutenant taken back from wide barrier NEW Aug 30. 10. Angara raced wide without cover,
keen, vetted - no abnormalities SCO Sept 6. 15. Neddy inconvenienced near turn MUS Sept 1. 16.
Tyquendo laid in in straight WYO Sept 2. 17. Notabadbet struck interference at start IPS Aug 24.

GEAR CHANGES
RACE 1: (6) Prefect Match tongue-tie on first time
RACE 2: (1) Condrieu ear muffs on first time, lugging bit on first time; (4)
Savanaci ear muffs on first time; (6) Flaurice pre-race ear muffs on first
time, nose roll off first time; (12) Victory Salute tongue-tie on first time; (13)
Monfiducia cross-over noseband on first time
RACE 3: (1) Warby blinkers on again, tongue-tie on first time, winkers off
first time; (4) Lucky Stock lugging bit on first time; (6) State Of America
blinkers on first time, near-side bubble cheeker on first time; (10) Angara
lugging bit on first time, tongue-tie on first time; (11) Haather gelded
RACE 4: (1) Classy Jaybee blinkers off again; (5) Ebhaar nose roll on first
time; (6) Shalstar pre-race ear muffs on first time; (7) The Wayfarer blinkers on again
RACE 5: (2) Iowa cross-over noseband off first time, gelded; (15) Mandalong Missile blinkers on first time; (16) The Big Biig cross-over noseband
off first time; (19) Welcome My Lady blinkers on first time, winkers off first
time
RACE 6: (7) Through Irish Eyes blinkers off first time
RACE 7: (2) Dashing Willoughby bit lifter on first time, blinkers on again,
cross-over noseband off first time, ear muffs on first time, lugging bit off first
time, standard bit on first time; (6) Character blinkers on again
RACE 8: (2) More Prophets blinkers off first time, winkers on first time

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THE FILES

» Daily Double: Races 6 and 8
» Early Quaddie: 1, 2, 3, 4
» Treble: 6, 7, 8
» Quaddie: 5, 6, 7, 8
» Big6: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

» Rail: True.
» Track: Soft (7)
» TAB First 4: All races
» Odds and Evens: All races

LEGEND

STEWARDS REPORT: 2. Cinque Torri laid in near 100m WYO Sept 2. 3. Kapsali hampered at start
GOS Aug 26. 6. Prefect Match crowded near 1200m, vetted - no abnormalities CAN Sept 7. 7. Communist eased near 400m KEN Aug 24. 8. Sebring’s Rose began awkwardly GOS Aug 26.

F&M Maiden. Prizemoney: $50,000; 1st $22,000; 2nd $8950; 3rd $4950; 4th $3275;
5th $1950. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Apprentices can claim.

Newcastle (Showcase)
se)

t won at track. c won this distance at the track. d won this distance another track. w won in wet.
b beaten favourite. o not in first nine. s spell at least three months. h home track. p pulled up.
l lost rider. n won at night. Ⓑ eligible for BOBS bonus.

RACE 4 New Era Tech. Hurricane Handicap

900m 2.50

EQ4

Benchmark 78. Prizemoney: $50,000; 1st $22,000; 2nd $8950; 3rd $4950; 4th $3275;
5th $1950. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Apprentices can claim.
1.

2.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

3.

4.

5.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
1420s s CLASSY JAYBEE wn
8
4117s t WASHINGTON TOWERS cw 1
10657 t SAQUON wh
10
57s17 s TORO TORO cw
6
90s51 s EBHAAR w Ⓑ
7
11s1s s SHALSTAR
9
146s2 s THE WAYFARER w
4
s1069 s COMONIC w
2
870s7 s LITTLE FAIFO
5
4249s t DRACHENFELS tw
3

6.

7.

8.

TRAINER
J A Sylvester
Todd Smart
P M Perry
S C Jones
P & P Snowden
Paul Messara
R P Northam
S I Singleton
Dean Jackson
J A Sylvester

9.

10.

JOCKEY
W Pike
Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
T Clark
R Hutchings
T Berry
D Gibbons (a)
R Jones (a)
G Buckley
J Innes Jnr
Ms G Mc Donnell (a3)

WGT
59.5
59.5
57.5
57.5
55
55
55
55
55
55

8.50
4.40
23.00
11.00
*2.40
3.80
26.00
12.00
126.00
71.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 4. Toro Toro began awkwardly, respiratory issues, Ordered to trial KEN Aug
24. 5. Ebhaar wide throughout WAF Aug 31. 7. The Wayfarer raced three wide TAM Sept 4.

RACE 5 GTS Lawnpride Australia Plate

Ray Thomas

Matt Jones

Shayne O’Cass

1

2 CINQUE TORRI
7 Communist
5 I Want One
8 Sebring’s Rose

1 TING TONG
7 Communist
2 Cinque Torri
5 I Want One

8 SEBRING’S ROSE
1 Ting Tong
7 Communist
5 I Want One

2

7 A LOT MORE LOVE
5 Diva Diva
10 Poetic Drama
6 Flaurice

10 POETIC DRAMA
7 A Lot More Love
1 Condrieu
2 Edna

7 xA LOT MORE LOVE
5 Diva Diva
10 Poetic Drama
2 Edna

3

11 HAATHER
6 State Of America
12 Makalu
3 Pelsaert

6 xSTATE OF AMERICA
1 Warby
7 Summons
11 Haather

1 xxxWARBY
7 Summons
3 Pelsaert
15 Neddy

4

5 xEBHAAR
6 Shalstar
1 Classy Jaybee
2 Washington Towers

6 SHALSTAR
2 Washington Towers
5 Ebhaar
4 Toro Toro

5 EBHAAR
6 Shalstar
4 Toro Toro
7 The Wayfarer

5

11 xxxLEFT REELING
1 Chappelli
4 Martini Crusader
8 Flying Witness

11 LEFT REELING
8 Flying Witness
4 Martini Crusader
5 Reginald

11 LEFT REELING
3 Kingdom Of Gold
7 Tribute King
4 Martini Crusader

6

9 BORN A KING
2 Mankayan
1 Arapaho
4 Durston

1 ARAPAHO
2 Mankayan
9 Born A King
4 Durston

2 xxMANKAYAN
9 Born A King
8 Yiyi
4 Durston

7

4 CROSS TALK
9 Old Flame
3 Purple Sector
7 Luncies

4 xxxCROSS TALK
9 Old Flame
3 Purple Sector
6 Character

7 LUNCIES
9 Old Flame
3 Purple Sector
4 Cross Talk

8

5 xxKATALIN
9 Hope In Your Heart
3 Icebath
1 Mirra Vision

3 xxICEBATH
2 More Prophets
9 Hope In Your Heart
5 Katalin

3 ICEBATH
2 More Prophets
6 Le Villi
1 Mirra Vision

1850m 3.25

Class 1/Maiden SW. Prizemoney: $50,000; 1st $22,000; 2nd $8950; 3rd $4950; 4th $3275;
5th $1950. BOBS Extra Bonus available: $5,625. Apprentices can claim.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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7.

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18.

19.

20.

RACE 7 Aust. Bloodstock Cameron Handicap 1500m 4.40
Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $109,000; 2nd $36,375; 3rd $17,500; 4th $8750;
5th $5375. Apprentices cannot claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

FORM HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
44s04 CHAPPELLI w Ⓑ
9 David Payne
1240s t IOWA (IRE)
8 Mark Newnham
318s9 KINGDOM OF GOLD twh 14 Nathan Doyle
s2122 t MARTINI CRUSADER twb 4 Stephen O’Halloran
70s51 REGINALD cw Ⓑ
19 A J Cummings
22s66 t SUPREMO
11 John Thompson
26s55 TRIBUTE KING (NZ) b
6 P L Shailer
27s25 t FLYING WITNESS c
3 Annabel Neasham
32126 JUST LIKE LISA wh
13 D I Atkins
72847 LAYLA OF MONACO wb 5 J C Coyle
27s21 LEFT REELING (NZ) w
1 J G Sargent
s0764 s ALPINE BRONZE
10 J C Coyle
35s7 s ARMALITE
18 Annabel Neasham
6s2 s RA RA GRANDPA b
16 Brad Widdup
Emergencies: (in order)
6s303 MANDALONG MISSILE 15 G R Nickson
36 s THE BIG BIIG
17 Lauri Parker
47s62 OBVERSE
12 Joseph Ible
60s2 s ONTHE EIGHTHDAY h
7 Patrick Cleave
874 WELCOME MY LADY
20 John Thompson
79865 THUNDOZER w
2 B A Perrett

JOCKEY
K S Latham
J Parr
W Pike
T Clark
J Collett
B Avdulla
B Looker
C Schofield
K Nestor
SCRATCHED
J Mc Donald
SCRATCHED
S Clipperton
K Mc Evoy

WGT
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
57
57
57
57
55
55
55

T Schiller (a)
J Ford

55
51.00
56.5 51.00
56.5 51.00
56.5 101.00
55 101.00
59 101.00

17.00
13.00
17.00
6.50
9.00
17.00
31.00
9.00
31.00
—
*2.25
—
17.00
12.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 4. Martini Crusader began awkwardly, eased near 400m WYO Sept 2. 6.
Supremo held up near 200m HAW Sept 8. 8. Flying Witness began awkwardly WAF Aug 31. 9. Just
Like Lisa taken back from wide barrier NEW Aug 30. 10. Layla Of Monaco failed to respond to riding
CAB Sept 2. 12. Alpine Bronze taken back from wide barrier, crowded near 150m NEW Aug 30. 13.
Armalite began awkwardly WAF Aug 31. 14. Ra Ra Grandpa eased near 150m WYO Aug 28. 16. The
Big Biig slowly away NEW Aug 30. 20. Thundozer slowly away, keen WYO Aug 28.

RACE 6 Sharp Office Newcastle Gold Cup

2.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

3.

4.

5.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
21712 s ARAPAHO (FR) w
9
s1121 s MANKAYAN (IRE) w
4
160s9 s SACRAMENTO w
7
1s701 s DURSTON (GB) w
1
7s608 s ATTORNEY (FR) tw
3
s6996 s CARIF t
8
23222 s THROUGH IRISH EYES (NZ) w 6
s8552 s YIYI tw
2
42121 s BORN A KING (GB) w
5

6.

7.

8.

TRAINER
Bjorn Baker
C Maher & D Eustace
G Waterhouse & A Bott
C J Waller
Matthew Smith
P & P Snowden
C Maher & D Eustace
C J Waller
C J Waller

JOCKEY
Ms R King
B Melham
T Clark
J Mc Donald
R Bayliss
S Clipperton
SCRATCHED
J Ford
K Mc Evoy

WGT
59
59
57.5
55.5
54
54
54
54
54

6.50
*3.10
17.00
4.00
71.00
19.00
—
10.00
3.80

PROVINCIAL PREMIERSHIPS
1-Aug-2022 to 15-Sep-2022

Wins 2nds 3rds
James McDonald 13
6
2
Jean Van Overmeire 8
11
5
Zac Lloyd (a)
7
6
7
Keagan Latham 7
2
9
Rory Hutchings 6
5
5
Dylan Gibbons (a) 6
3
3
Brenton Avdulla 5
6
4
Glyn Schofield
4
6
1
Tim Clark
4
5
1
Hugh Bowman
4
2
2

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

FORM HORSE
DRAW
35s85 SPECIAL REWARD twh 6
s790s DASHING WILLOUGHBY (GB) wh 9
406s2 s PURPLE SECTOR (NZ) d 3
12113 s CROSS TALK (NZ) dwb 10
s0057 s LAURE ME IN tw
8
010s7 t CHARACTER tw
5
9302s s LUNCIES (GB) wh
2
0275s s THE FRONTMAN (NZ) w 1
123s1 s OLD FLAME (GB) w
12
03142 s WILD CHAP w
7
s0513 s AIR TO AIR twh
4
0s504 s SUPER tch
11

TRAINER
K A Lees
Sam Kavanagh
John Thompson
G Waterhouse & A Bott
David Pfieffer
James Cummings
K A Lees
C J Waller
P & P Snowden
B M Lazzarini
Sam Kavanagh
M S Minervini

JOCKEY
SCRATCHED
C Schofield
B Avdulla
T Clark
Ms R King
T Berry
J Collett
K Mc Evoy
S Clipperton
R Jones (a)
SCRATCHED
T Schiller (a)

WGT
59
56
55
54.5
54.5
54
54
54
54
54
54
54

—
81.00
6.00
*2.00
16.00
11.00
34.00
34.00
3.30
34.00
—
81.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 9. Old Flame raced wide without cover ROS Aug 27. 10. Wild Chap tightened for room RAN Sept 3. 11. Air To Air broke poorly (3L) ROS Aug 27.

RACE 8 Yarraman Park Tibbie Stakes

1400m 5.20

F&M SW+P Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $109,000; 2nd $36,375; 3rd $17,500;
4th $8750; 5th $5375. Apprentices cannot claim.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

8.

9.

STEWARDS REPORT: 1. Arapaho awkwardly placed near 600m RAN Sept 3. 3. Sacramento lame
2/5 RAN Sept 3. 5. Attorney slowly away, failed to handle going RAN Sept 3. 8. Yiyi keen WYO Sept 2.

JOCKEYS

2.

2300m 4.05

3yo & up Group 3. Prizemoney: $250,000; 1st $140,000; 2nd $46,250; 3rd $22,400;
4th $11,000; 5th $6100. Apprentices cannot claim. u FIRST FOUR JACKPOT $35,000
1.

1.

TRAINERS
Wins 2nds 3rds
Chris Waller
12
8
8
James Cummings 9
5
3
Michael Freedman 7
4
3
R & W Freedman 6
3
2
P & P Snowden
5
3
4
Gwenda Markwell 5
2
2
Matthew Smith 4
3
4
Annabel Neasham 4
3
3
Mark Newnham 4
1
2
Brad Widdup
3
8
4

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

FORM HORSE
DRAW
6268s MIRRA VISION tdw
6
98s86 s MORE PROPHETS dw
2
33s72 t ICEBATH (NZ) dw
3
01s60 s WONDERFUL RIRI dwn 7
03s32 s KATALIN cdwb
13
6753s t LE VILLI (NZ) dwh
4
11215 s SUR LA MER tdw
12
946s8 s SHIHONKA
14
70s81 s HOPE IN YOUR HEART dw 10
100s5 s KEDAH (NZ) tdwh
8
21210 s RIDUNA cdw
11
31640 s DARALINA BELLE dw
15
s0513 s AIR TO AIR twh
9
47312 s MOON OVER ALICE w
1
22349 s WHISPERING CATE wb 5

TRAINER
P & P Snowden
John Thompson
Brad Widdup
Joseph Pride
James Cummings
K A Lees
C J Waller
G Waterhouse & A Bott
K J Parker
K A Lees
G Waterhouse & A Bott
Matthew Smith
Sam Kavanagh
J A Sprague
Cheryl Roberts

JOCKEY
S Clipperton
C Schofield
K Mc Evoy
B Thompson
J Mc Donald
J Collett
W Pike
R Bayliss
T Clark
D Gibbons (a)
Ms R King
T Berry
B Avdulla
R Jones (a)
J Ford

WGT
57
56
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55

21.00
51.00
*2.90
51.00
3.10
8.00
9.00
26.00
10.00
251.00
26.00
41.00
41.00
151.00
251.00

STEWARDS REPORT: 2. More Prophets began awkwardly, held up near turn WYO Sept 2. 4.
Wonderful Riri eased near 200m WYO Sept 2. 5. Katalin raced wide without cover WYO Sept 2.
10. Kedah slowly away WAF Aug 31. 12. Daralina Belle slowly away, checked near 100m ROS Sept
10. 13. Air To Air broke poorly (3L) ROS Aug 27. 15. Whispering Cate overraced early stages, struck
interference near 200m, lacerations SCO Sept 6.

TRACK DATA
CIRCUMFERENCE: 2000m. STRAIGHT: 415m. DIRECTION: Clockwise. LEADING JOCKEY (with rides): R Hutchings (20 wins past 12 mths). LEADING
TRAINER (with runners): K A Lees (25 wins past 12 mths). FAVS RECORD
(past 3 yrs): 37.70% Win 33.84% place. BEST BARRIER (past 3 yrs): 1200m
(4)-28wins. TRAINER CHANGES: R4 (1) was trained by C Fownes now J A
Sylvester. R5 (2) was trained by A O’Brien now Mark Newnham. R8 (14) was
trained by Daniel Bowman now J A Sprague.
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5. I WANT ONE (2) 58.5

NEWCASTLE
FORM
RACE 1

EQ1

3 & 4yo Benchmark 68
1.00 (1600m)
1. TING TONG (6) 62.5

b g 4 Epaulette — Denia (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$110,280
11
2
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
5
3
3
—
Wins
—
—
1
1
—
2nds
—
2
1
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 3:1-1-1
Won over: 1200 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 18.2%
PLACE: 72.7%
RTG: 71
LAST 15 STARTS: 232s17123426s
2ND, 21May22 3L, 0.5L Rosehill 3yo Bm72
2000m 58 (J Collett 4) 14, Lim 52, 2:10.37 (Last
600m 37.48, Last 200m 12.74), Heavy(9),
Aravene 55 1, Sea Treasures 56 3, Achira 52 4, Btg
$6.00, $5.50, $6.50 7th to 1200m, 9th 800m,
6th turn.
6TH, 28May22 2.9L Eagle Farm (G 1) Moet
& Chandon Qld Derby 2400m 57 (A Mallyon
15) 18, Set weights, 2:29.53 (Last 600m 37.65),
Good(4), Pinarello 57 1, Paternal 57 2, Caboche
57 3, Btg $21.00, $26.00 14th settling, 17th
1200m, 16th 800m, 9th turn.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 3/4 len, 11-1/2 len 3rd Shalstar,
The Wayfarer 900m Scone barrier trial
Soft(6) Aug 31. First-up. Has excellent firstup record. Should find this a bit easier. Back
to provincial level. Rates highly.

2. CINQUE TORRI (3) 60

b g 4 I Am Invincible — Averau (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$96,495
14
4
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
6
6
2
—
Wins
—
1
2
1
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1280 (1) 1300 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-1-1
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 42.9%
RTG: 66
LAST 15 STARTS: 30s421148s64161
6TH, 18Aug22 1.6L Hawkesbury Bm64 1300m
58.5 (D Gibbons 8) 14, Lim 55, 1:16.76 (Last
600m 34.67), Good(4), Concocted 60.5 1, The
Himalayas 60 2, Resilient Star 59.5 3, Btg $15.00,
$13.00, $17.00 8th to 800m, 10th turn. Eased
near 1200m.
WON, 02Sep22 1L, 0.5L Wyong 3 and
4yo Bm64 1300m 58.5 (D Gibbons 3) 6, Lim
56, 1:17.65 (Last 600m 34.72), Soft(5), I Am
Geronimo 58 2, Starstruck Barbie 58 3, Diamond
Hands 60 4, Btg $5.50, $4.60 3rd to turn. Laid
in near 100m.
Charged through to score at Wyong at
latest. Up in distance now. Effective wet.
Right in this.

3. KAPSALI (4) 59.5

br g 4 More Than Ready (US) — Kyria (B J
Dodson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$89,920
10
4
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
3
6
1
—
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 2:2-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1410 (1) 1600 (2)
1st UP: 3:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-0-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 40%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 65
LAST 15 STARTS: 542s110s5411
WON, 04Aug22 0.5L, 1/2 hd Coffs Harbour Cls
2 1600m 58 (M Mc Guren 12) 12, Lim 55, 1:39.77
(Last 600m 40.25), Soft(6), Rose Bouquet
58 including 1 over 2, Too Much Heaven 55 3,
Sherriff Cody 57.5 4, Btg $5.50, $4.80, $6.00 led
throughout.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 26Aug22 0.5L, 1.3L Gosford Bm68
1600m 57 (W Pike 5) 10, Lim 55, 1:38.86 (Last
600m 37.90), Soft(5), Microna 56.5 2, Bak Da
Man 57 3, Sebring’s Rose 56 4, Btg $6.50, $6.00,
$11.00 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn. Hampered at
start.
SCRATCHED

4. ARTERO (8) 58.5

br g 4 Flying Artie — Ella Supero (M J Dunn)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$164,790
11
2
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
5
4
2
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1350 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 18.2%
PLACE: 18.2%
RTG: 63
LAST 15 STARTS: 18s818666s666
6TH, 28Jul22 3.5L Wyong Bm64 1350m 59 (J
Searle 6) 9, Lim 55, 1:21.30 (Last 600m 35.84),
Soft(6), Bullet Wing 59 1, Navajo Peak 58.5 2,
Diamond Hands 59.5 3, Btg $16.00, $31.00 Last
to 800m, 8th turn. Slowly away.
--- FRESHENED --LAST, 02Sep22 6.3L Wyong 3 and 4yo Bm64
1300m 61.5 (J Bowman 4) 6, Lim 56, 1:17.65
(Last 600m 34.72), Soft(5), Cinque Torri 58.5 1,
I Am Geronimo 58 2, Starstruck Barbie 58 3, Btg
$5.50, $6.50, $6.00 4th to turn.
Went to line only fairly in similar class
at Wyong last outing. Prefer on top of the
ground. Place claims.

ch g 4 Super One — I Want You (NZ) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$76,710
13
4
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
4
6
3
—
Wins
—
2
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 4:1-1-0
Won over: 1450 (1) 1500 (1) 1512 (1) 1614 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 30.8%
PLACE: 46.2%
RTG: 63
LAST 15 STARTS: 0s9511215s25551
5TH, 09Aug22 13.1L Quirindi Cls 3 1600m 58
(Ms S Ingelse 6) 9, Lim 55, 1:45.12 (Last 600m
37.71), Heavy(9), Leisa Louise 55.5 1, Intercept 56
including 1 over 2, Cliffs Of Moher 55 3, Btg $1.80,
$2.60 (fav). led settling, 2nd 1200m, led to turn.
Checked near 250m.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 01Sep22 1L, 1.5L Muswellbrook Bm66
1500m 60.5 (A Bullock 4) 11, Lim 55, 1:29.94
(Last 600m 35.18), Soft(5), Media Man 57.5 2,
Prince Akeem 56.5 3, Vanbari 58.5 4, Btg $4.60,
$5.50, $5.00 7th to 800m, 5th turn.
Quickened smartly to score at
Muswellbrook last time out. Proven in wet.
Drawn well. Consider.

6. PREFECT MATCH (7) 57

b/br g 4 Brazen Beau — Beauty Kit (Sara Ryan)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$55,040
10
2
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
2
6
2
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
1
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 4:1-1-1
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 60
LAST 15 STARTS: 036123s1908
LAST, 26Aug22 13L Gosford Bm68 1600m 59
(K S Latham 9) 10, Lim 55, 1:38.86 (Last 600m
37.90), Soft(5), Kapsali 57 1, Microna 56.5 2, Bak
Da Man 57 3, Btg $15.00, $17.00 7th to 1200m,
5th 800m, 7th turn. Raced wide without cover.
LAST, 07Sep22 22.4L Canterbury Bm72
1550m 56 (J Collett 6) 9, Lim 54, 1:38.36 (Last
600m 38.87), Heavy(8), Quality Time 58 1,
Akahata 56.5 2, Owen County 57 3, Btg $26.00,
$41.00, $21.00 Last to 1200m, 9th 800m,
Last turn. Crowded near 1200m. Vetted - no
abnormalities.
Needs to improve. Prefer others.

7. COMMUNIST (1) 56.5

b g 3 Russian Revolution — Cappadocia (Michael
Freedman)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$57,190
4
2
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
2
1
1
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 1:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 64
LAST 15 STARTS: 2114
WON, 09Aug22 hd, 1.3L Hawkesbury Cls 1
1300m 56.5 (J Mc Donald 4) 7, Lim 55, 1:17.24
(Last 600m 34.94), Good(4), Roma Avenue 60
2, Zeminnika 57 3, Hot Dancing 55 4, Btg $1.50,
$1.65, $1.60 (fav). 4th to 800m, 3rd turn. Shifted
in concluding stages.
4TH, 24Aug22 4.7L Randwick-Kensington
Bm72 1400m 55 including 0.5 over (B Avdulla
3) 11, Lim 54, 1:24.09 (Last 600m 34.95), Soft(5),
Arnold 56.5 1, O’Mudgee 61.5 2, Le Vizir 60.5 3,
Btg $9.00, $11.00, $10.00 3rd settling, 4th turn.
Eased near 400m.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Average effort in stronger
class at Randwick-Kensington at latest.
Meeting easier opposition here. Back to
provincial level. Each-way.

8. SEBRING’S ROSE (5) 55.5

ch m 4 Sebring — Single Rose (David Pfieffer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$58,950
11
2
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
1
6
4
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 2:0-0-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1500 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:1-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 18.2%
PLACE: 45.5%
RTG: 61
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s372s0410734
3RD, 10Aug22 2.3L, nse RandwickKensington 3 and 4yo Bm64 1550m 57.5 (T Berry
7) 8, Lim 55.5, 1:35.98 (Last 600m 37), Heavy(8),
Tuhinga 60 1, Pacific Warrior 58 2, Pretes 57.5 4,
Btg $21.00, $17.00, $26.00 7th to turn. Began
awkwardly.
4TH, 26Aug22 2.2L Gosford Bm68 1600m
56 (T Berry 6) 10, Lim 55, 1:38.86 (Last 600m
37.90), Soft(5), Kapsali 57 1, Microna 56.5 2, Bak
Da Man 57 3, Btg $8.50, $10.00, $9.00 Last to
1200m, 9th to turn. Began awkwardly.
Far from disgraced at Gosford last start.
Has form in wet. Can figure here.

RACE 2

EQ2

F&M Maiden
1.35 (1400m)
1. CONDRIEU (2) 59

b m 5 Sebring — Jehannedarc (IR) (J A O’Shea)
LAST 15 STARTS:
3RD, 22Aug22 1/2 nck, lng nck Hawkesbury 1st
Btria 1000m, (Reece Jones 3) 6, Catch weights,
1:01.15 (Last 600m 34.42), Track Good(4), Miss
Artfire 1, Elle Effess 2, Melanin 4,

3RD, 01Sep22 0.5L, 1L Canterbury 1st Btria
1100m, (K S Latham 3) 6, Catch weights, 1:10.87
(Last 600m 39.08), Track Soft(7), Magadan 1,
Just An Upstart 2, Earl Of Devon 4,
First start. Prepared for debut with 1/2
len, len 3rd Magadan, Just An Upstart
1100m C’bury barrier trial (Mdn) Soft(7)
Sept 1. Trials: (10:0-2-2). Trialled fairly. From
a leading stable. Monitor betting moves.

2. EDNA (11) 59

ch m 4 Stratum Star — Dame Elisabeth (Craig
Carmody)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$16,850
5
—
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
1
1
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
PLACE: 60%
LAST 15 STARTS: 65323
2ND, 30Jul22 3.5L, sht 1/2 hd Kembla Grange
F&M’s Mdn 1200m 55 (Ms A Mc Lucas 7) 11, Set
weights, 1:12.28 (Last 600m 36.53), Soft(7), Miss
Mya 58 1, Mayapple 58 3, Dame Cartland 55.5 4,
Btg $5.00, $5.50 3rd to turn. Began awkwardly.
Raced wide without cover.
3RD, 16Aug22 1/2 hd, sht 1/2 hd Wyong F&M’s
Mdn 1100m 58 (Ms K O’Hara 2) 9, Set weights,
1:05.30 (Last 600m 34.22), Good(4), Crystalane
55.5 1, Perpignan 54 2, Silica Sand 58 4, Btg
$4.80, $9.00 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn. Crowded
at start. Checked near 600m. Lost a plate.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Racing well. Worked home
solidly to place at Wyong last outing. Won’t
be far away in the run. One of the major
players.

3. HEART’S CONTENT (7) 59

gr m 4 Pierro — Fibrillation (P H Bloomfield)
LAST 15 STARTS:
6TH, 04Jan22 3.8L Muswellbrook Btria
900m, (D Northey 2) 8, Catch weights, 52.84
secs (Last 600m 33), Track Good(4), Le Melody
1, Don’tforgetmonica 2, Salire 3,
6TH, 31Aug22 5.8L Scone Btria 900m,
(Brooke Stower 6) 6, Catch weights, 54.80 secs
, Track Soft(6), Mirror Illusion 1, Salix 2, Quick
Angel 3,
First start. Makes debut here after 5-3/4
len last Mirror Illusion 900m Scone barrier
trial (Mdn) Soft(6) Aug 31. Trials: (3:0-00). Hasn’t shown up at the trials. Look to
betting.

4. SAVANACI (12) 59

br m 4 Tivaci — Savanite (NZ) (Annabel
Neasham)
LAST 15 STARTS:
4TH, 22Aug22 3.3L Hawkesbury 1st 4YO
and UP Btria 800m, (Tommy Berry 4) 8, Catch
weights, 47.67 secs (Last 600m 33.77), Track
Good(4), Amadi 1, Phearson 2, Californiasilencer
3,
5TH, 06Sep22 3.9L Rosehill 1st Btria 1030m,
(Tommy Berry 5) 7, Catch weights, 1:04.03 (Last
600m 35.92), Track Soft(6), Elle Effess 1, Long
Memory 2, Secaution 3,
First start. Readied for debut with 3-3/4
len 5th Elle Effess 1030m R’hill barrier trial
(Mdn) Soft(6) Sept 6. Trials: (5:0-0-1). In
very astute hands. Drawn poorly. Watch
betting.

5. DIVA DIVA (6) 58.5

b/br m 4 Pierro — Adorabeel (NZ) (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$12,700
4
—
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
—
3
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-1
DIST: 1:0-0-1
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 036s2
6TH, 11Mar22 13.1L Goulburn Mdn 1600m 56.5
(T Schiller 4) 9, Set weights, 1:39.60 (Last 600m
37.78), Heavy(9), Money From The Sky 58.5 1,
Taizai 56.5 2, Queenmaker 56.5 3, Btg $7.00,
$5.00 8th to 800m, 5th turn. Pre race incident.
Passed fit at barrier. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --2ND, 02Sep22 2.8L, lng hd Wyong 4yo
and UP Mdn 1350m 57 (T Schiller 9) 11, Set
weights, 1:21.23 (Last 600m 35.21), Soft(5),
Notabadsuspect 59 1, Lidia 57 3, Pelsaert 59 4,
Btg $13.00, $8.00 9th to turn.
Closed intently from well back to place
at Wyong first-up. Strips fitter. Among the
dangers.

6. FLAURICE (8) 58

br m 4 Maurice (JP) — Flashing Speed (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$675
1
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
1
—
—
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 8
8TH, 16Aug22 7.5L Donald 4yo and UP Mdn
1204m 57.5 (C Newitt 9) 12, Set weights, 1:14.45
(Last 600m 37.22), Soft(7), Jet Jitsu 59.5 1,
Matao Ma 59.5 2, Letthebanaflyhigh 59.5 3,
Btg $12.00, $13.00, $10.00 led to turn. Began
awkwardly. Failed to handle going.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. On pace but weakened right
out of it at Donald debut. Place preferred.

7. A LOT MORE LOVE (9) 57.5

ch f 3 Sebring — Little Bita Love (G Ryan & S
Alexiou)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd
$29,000
5
—
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy
5
—
1
1
3
Wins
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
2
3rds
—
—
1
1
TRACK: 1:0-0-1
DIST: 2:0-1-1
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-1

3rd
2
Syn
—
—
—
—

3rd UP: 1:0-0-1

4th UP: 0:0-0-0

PLACE: 80%
LAST 15 STARTS: 433s22
2ND, 10Aug22 nck, 0.8L RandwickKensington 3yo Mdn 1300m 53 (T Schiller 10)
12, Lim 54, 1:18.85 (Last 600m 35.90), Heavy(8),
Matcha Latte 59 1, Glint Of Silver 55 3, Marelle 55
4, Btg $15.00, $16.00, $15.00 11th to turn. Taken
back from wide barrier.
--- FRESHENED --2ND, 03Sep22 1L, 1L Hawkesbury F&M’s Mdn
1400m 54 (Zac Lloyd 3) 5, Set weights, 1:26.44
(Last 600m 34.27), Heavy(8), Victorine 55.5
1, River Tamar 55.5 3, Aunt Roberta 55.5 4, Btg
$1.90 (fav). 4th to turn.
Ready to win. Closed from well back to fill
the minors at short odds at Hawkesbury last
time out. Fitter for two runs back. Must be
considered.

8. LYONNAISE LUNCH (1) 57

ch/gr m 4 Reliable Man (GB) — Dance Of The Sea
(IR) (J C Coyle)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2300
2
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
1
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 95
9TH, 13Aug22 12.3L Kembla Grange 2nd Mdn
1200m 57 (Ms J Taylor 4) 11, Lim 55, 1:11.62 (Last
600m 34.66), Soft(5), Viburnum 53.5 1, Mad
Darcey 55 2, The Seven Seas 56 3, Btg $101.00,
$41.00, $101.00 8th to turn. Began awkwardly.
Not fully tested.
LAST, 03Sep22 11.8L Hawkesbury F&M’s Mdn
1400m 58 (Ms L Day 5) 5, Set weights, 1:26.44
(Last 600m 34.27), Heavy(8), Victorine 55.5 1,
A Lot More Love 54 2, River Tamar 55.5 3, Btg
$101.00, $61.00, $101.00 Last to turn. Slowly
away.
SCRATCHED

9. PIEROSSA (14) 57

b f 3 Pierro — Edwina Georgie (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$10,450
2
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
—
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
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—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 29s
2ND, 04May22 nse, 0.5L Canterbury 2yo ,
Fillies Mdn 1200m 56 (S Clipperton 4) 10, Set
weights, 1:15.36 (Last 600m 37.98), Heavy(8),
Amati 56 1, Veandechance 56 3, Sibylla 56 4, Btg
$9.00, $11.00 6th to 800m, 5th turn. Hampered
at start.
9TH, 25May22 11.1L Canterbury 2yo , Fillies
Mdn 1250m 57.5 (S Clipperton 6) 10, Lim
55.5, 1:21.88 (Last 600m 40.45), Heavy(10),
Veandechance 57 1, Twelve Hours 55.5 2, Better
Judgement 56.5 3, Btg $2.80, $3.80 (fav). 9th to
800m, Last turn. Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for lg hd win Leica Storm,
Street Gossip 1100m C’bury barrier trial
(Mdn) Soft(7) Sept 1. Resuming. Trialled
well for return. Back to provincial level. In
the mix.

10. POETIC DRAMA (10) 57

ch m 4 Proisir — Sebrings Drama (M, W & J
Hawkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$31,310
9
—
3
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
2
3
4
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 2:0-2-0
1st UP: 3:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
PLACE: 33.3%
LAST 15 STARTS: 82s844427s2
7TH, 19May22 6.8L Hawkesbury Mdn 1500m
55.5 (A Adkins 1) 8, Lim 55, 1:32.84 (Last 600m
35.91), Soft(7), Willinga Rufio 59 1, Denarau 56.5
2, Powerbeel 57 3, Btg $3.80, $5.00 5th settling,
4th turn. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --2ND, 02Sep22 sht 1/2 hd, sht hd Wyong Mdn
1200m 55 (T Berry 1) 10, Lim 55, 1:11.01 (Last
600m 35.39), Soft(5), Wealthy Investor 60 1,
One Destiny 56.5 3, Time To Boogie 57.5 4, Btg
$12.00, $21.00 8th to turn. Held up near 600m.
Charged home to just miss first-up. Fitter.
In the mix.

11. SPIRITED CHARLIZE (3) 56.5

b m 5 Myboycharlie (IR) — Spirited Princess (W
T Wilkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$8530
5
—
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
2
2
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-1
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 40%
LAST 15 STARTS: 730s52
5TH, 08Aug22 3.4L Taree Mdn 1300m
55 (Ms M Weir 4) 14, Lim 55, 1:20.52 (Last
600m 38.02), Heavy(8), That’s Molly 53 1,
Toomuchinformation 56.5 2, Coal Fire 55
3, Btg $15.00, $21.00, $16.00 Last to turn.
Inconvenienced early on. Eased near 1000m.
2ND, 26Aug22 sht nck, 1L Taree F&M’s Mdn
1250m 56.5 (Ms M Weir 1) 12, Lim 55, 1:16.39
(Last 600m 37.07), Soft(6), Hell’s Fury 56 1, Press
Lightly 56.5 3, Infringement 56 4, Btg $6.50,
$12.00 5th to 800m, 6th turn.
Finished well to place at Taree last start.
One for multiples.

12. VICTORY SALUTE (4) 56.5

b f 3 Churchill (IR) — Rotterdam (Annabel
Neasham)
LAST 15 STARTS:
7TH, 22Aug22 7.2L Hawkesbury 3rd 3YO
, Fillies Btria 800m, (S Guymer 7) 7, Catch
weights, 47.36 secs (Last 600m 33.06), Track
Good(4), Outlawed 1, Steel My Thunder 2,
Moonflower 3,
7TH, 06Sep22 4.2L Rosehill 2nd Btria 1030m,
(Ellen Hennessy 7) 7, Catch weights, 1:03.76
(Last 600m 36.10), Track Soft(6), Opito Ballerina
1, State Of America 2, Moonflower 3,
First start. Kicks off here after 4-1/4 len
last Opito Ballerina 1030m R’hill barrier
trial (Mdn) Soft(6) Sept 6. Trials: (2:0-0-0).
Yet to place in trials. Respect stable. Look to
markets.

13. MONFIDUCIA (13) 55.5

b f 3 Vadamos (FR) — Aplomb (NZ) (David Payne)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$7030
3
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
—
—
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 2:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 644s
4TH, 11May22 3.9L Warwick Farm 2yo Spec
1400m 54 (T Sherry 6) 6, Lim 54.5, 1:35.03 (Last
600m 41.58), Heavy(10), Tango Fame 56 1,
Monastery 55.5 2, Deft Leopard 57 3, Btg $9.00,
$10.00, $9.00 3rd settling, 2nd turn. Began
awkwardly.
4TH, 24May22 2.3L Hawkesbury 2yo Mdn
1400m 55 (Ms A Collett 1) 5, Lim 55, 1:26.35
(Last 600m 36.14), Heavy(9), Monastery 58 1,
Extreme Freedom 57 2, Shalaya 53 3, Btg $7.00,
$6.50, $8.00 Last to turn. Began awkwardly.
Keen. Laid out near 150m.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of len, 3/4 len 3rd
Allasandra, Chilada 1030m R’hill barrier
trial (Mdn) Good(4) Aug 23. First-up. Keep
safe.

14. EDGEWISE (5) 55

b m 4 Foxwedge — Pedrinate (David Pfieffer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$37,880
14
—
2
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
1
11
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
3
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-0
DIST: 5:0-0-1
1st UP: 3:0-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-2-1
3rd UP: 3:0-0-1
4th UP: 3:0-0-1
PLACE: 35.7%
LAST 15 STARTS: 243s63558s62394
9TH, 13Aug22 9.8L Kembla Grange Mdn
1400m 57 (M Bell 1) 10, Set weights, 1:24.41 (Last
600m 35.28), Soft(5), Sawrey 57.5 1, Emancipist
56.5 2, Hallowed Son 59 3, Btg $11.00, $21.00
8th settling, 9th 800m, 8th turn. Held up near
300m.
4TH, 27Aug22 1.2L Kembla Grange 4yo and
UP Mdn 1400m 55 (Ms A Collett 8) 10, Lim 55,
1:24.92 (Last 600m 34.72), Soft(5), Airliner 59
1, Proklisi 57.5 2, Casual Connection 59 3, Btg
$8.00, $7.50, $11.00 3rd to turn. Not fully tested.
Others with more appeal.

RACE 3

EQ3

C,H&G’s Maiden
2.10 (1400m)
1. WARBY (6) 59.5

br c 3 Hellbent — Speedboat (C Maher & D
Eustace)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$51,500
3
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
—
2
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 33.3%
LAST 15 STARTS: 28s0
8TH, 02Apr22 13L Randwick (G 1) Inglis
Sires’ 1400m 56.5 (J Allen 9) 12, Set weights,
1:27.81 (Last 600m 36.46, Last 200m 12.94),
Heavy(9), Fireburn 54.5 1, She’s Extreme 54.5 2,
Let’srollthedice 56.5 3, Btg $21.00, $26.00 10th
settling, 11th 800m, Last turn. Slowly away.
--- SPELL --10TH, 24Aug22 6.3L Randwick-Kensington
3yo Mdn 1300m 59.5 (B Avdulla 10) 11, Lim 54,
1:18.37 (Last 600m 34.62), Soft(6), Zou Tiger
59.5 1, The Englishman 57 2, Zakiyya 55 3, Btg
$11.00, $10.00, $13.00 Last to 800m, 10th turn.
Slowly away. Taken back from wide barrier.
Crowded near 1200m.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Back to provincial level. Can
play a role.

2. MASTER RIGHT (16) 59

b/br g 4 Denman — Don’t Get Me Rong Annabel
Neasham
SCRATCHED

3. PELSAERT (9) 57.5

ch g 4 Super Easy (NZ) — Dentelle (NZ) (Joseph
Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$11,455
5
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
—
3
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 447s54
5TH, 16Aug22 5.6L Wyong C,H&G’s
Mdn 1100m 59 (R Bayliss 1) 8, Set weights,
1:03.82 (Last 600m 34.05), Soft(5), Narito
59 1, Soobooco 56.5 2, Sacred Field 59 3, Btg
$31.00, $26.00 5th to 800m, 7th turn. Began
awkwardly.

4TH, 02Sep22 4L Wyong 4yo and UP Mdn
1350m 59 (R Bayliss 3) 11, Set weights, 1:21.23
(Last 600m 35.21), Soft(5), Notabadsuspect 59
1, Diva Diva 57 2, Lidia 57 3, Btg $6.00, $7.00,
$6.50 7th to turn.
Wasn’t all that far away at Wyong last
time out. Fitter third-up. Not out of this.

4. LUCKY STOCK (14) 56.5

b g 3 Tavistock (NZ) — Lucky Mascot (NZ) (J A
O’Shea)
LAST 15 STARTS:
8TH, 19Aug22 8L Randwick 2nd 3YO , C & G’s
Btria 742m, (Tommy Berry 8) 8, Catch weights,
45.33 secs (Last 600m 34.62), Track Soft(5),
Saturn Star 1, Long Tycoon 2, Invincible Legend
3,
4TH, 01Sep22 2.7L Canterbury Btria 897m,
(Tommy Berry 4) 6, Catch weights, 58.65 secs
(Last 600m 39.26), Track Soft(7), Martial Music
1, Saveadateforme 2, Ellie’s Dream 3,
First start. Prepared for debut with 2-3/4
len 4th Martial Music 897m C’bury barrier
trial (Mdn) Soft(7) Sept 1. Trials: (3:0-0-0).
Unplaced in trials. In astute camp. Drawn off
the track. Watch the market.

5. CUT ON A DIME (3) 56

b c 3 So You Think (NZ) — Martilago (Bryce Heys)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1500
1
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
1
—
—
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 7
7TH, 24Aug22 5.7L Randwick-Kensington 3yo
Mdn 1300m 55.5 (T Schiller 1) 11, Lim 54, 1:18.37
(Last 600m 34.62), Soft(6), Zou Tiger 59.5 1,
The Englishman 57 2, Zakiyya 55 3, Btg $101.00,
$81.00 7th throughout. Checked near 50m.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Needs to improve on modest
debut performance. Appears tested.

6. STATE OF AMERICA (4) 56

b g 3 American Pharoah (US) — State The Obvious (David Payne)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$6350
2
—
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
1
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-1
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 36
3RD, 03Aug22 4.5L, 1/2 nck Canterbury 3yo
Mdn 1580m 58 (W Pike 6) 7, Lim 54, 1:42.13
(Last 600m 38.09), Heavy(9), My Truth
57 including 0.5 over 1, Ironbark Artie 57 2,
Midnightinmontreal 57 4, Btg $13.00, $15.00,
$13.00 5th settling, 6th to 800m, Last turn.
Taken back from wide barrier. Held up near
150m.
--- FRESHENED --6TH, 26Aug22 7.7L Gosford Mdn 1600m 56.5
(W Pike 8) 8, Set weights, 1:39.48 (Last 600m
37.46), Soft(5), Father’s Day 59 1, Cairdeas 57 2,
Esky 56.5 3, Btg $4.00, $5.50 Last to 800m, 7th
turn. Ordered to trial.
Since registered len 2nd Opito Ballerina
1030m R’hill barrier trial (Mdn) Soft(6) Sept
6. Good draw. Major player.

7. SUMMONS (2) 56

b c 3 Almanzor (FR) — Notice Received (NZ) (C
J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$—
1
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
1
—
—
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 0
LAST, 24Aug22 7.4L Randwick-Kensington
3yo Mdn 1300m 57 (N Rawiller 7) 11, Lim 54,
1:18.37 (Last 600m 34.62), Soft(6), Zou Tiger
59.5 1, The Englishman 57 2, Zakiyya 55 3, Btg
$10.00, $11.00 8th to 800m, 9th turn. Keen.
--- FRESHENED --Since recorded 3/4 len, 2 len 3rd O’Tycoon,
Dreambender 900m R’hill barrier trial
(Mdn) Soft(6) Sept 6. Freshened. Ordinary
at Randwick-Kensington debut. Place hope.

8. CHESTERAY (17) 55.5

b g 3 Ribchester (IR) — Sweet Nothings John
Thompson
SCRATCHED

9. GOOD LIEUTENANT (15) 55.5

b c 3 American Pharoah (US) — Leanders Choice
(Matthew Smith)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1000
1
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
1
—
—
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 9
9TH, 30Aug22 7.8L Newcastle C,H&G’s Mdn
1300m 56.5 (J Collett 7) 11, Set weights, 1:18.33
(Last 600m 35.96), Soft(5), Stroke Of Luck 56.5
1, Magic 56.5 2, Union Army 56.5 3, Btg $41.00,
$51.00 8th to 800m, 9th turn. Taken back from
wide barrier.
Disappointing debut performance. Needs
luck from out there. Looking elsewhere.

10. ANGARA (8) 55

b c 3 Frankel (GB) — Fire Opal (US) (P M Perry)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$500
1
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
1
—
—
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
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—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0

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4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 9
9TH, 06Sep22 11L Scone Mdn 1600m 56.5
(Matthew Palmer 10) 10, Lim 55, 1:39.03 (Last
600m 36.20), Soft(7), Snizzi 59 including 1 over
1, Hallowed Son 60 2, Anansi 58 3, Btg $6.50,
$12.00 8th to 1200m, 9th 800m, Last turn.
Raced wide without cover. Keen. Vetted - no
abnormalities.
Knockout chance.

11. HAATHER (11) 55

b g 3 Pariah — Dream Cirque (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2380
2
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
1
1
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 65
6TH, 12Jun22 6.3L Hawkesbury 2yo Mdn
1400m 57 (T Sherry 5) 11, Set weights, 1:22.72
(Last 600m 35.05), Good(4), Communist 57
1, Vinnie’s Spirit 57 2, Golden Queen 55 3, Btg
$7.50, $8.00 Last to turn. Crowded at start.
5TH, 25Jun22 3.9L Newcastle Mdn 1600m 56
(M Bell 6) 6, Lim 55, 1:42.09 (Last 600m 36.11),
Soft(7), Mystic Mermaid 60.5 1, Adorable Miss
56 2, I Am The Empire 57 3, Btg $4.80, $5.00
Last to turn. Eased near 1000m.
--- LET-UP --Prepared for this with 2 len last Tajneed
1100m C’bury barrier trial (Mdn) Soft(7)
Sept 1. Returning from let-up. Fair effort
without threatening here last start. Take
beating.

12. MAKALU (1) 55

b c 3 Redoute’s Choice — Mount Zero (Annabel
Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$3300
2
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 6s4
6TH, 30Apr22 3.7L Newcastle C,H&G’s Mdn
1200m 56 (S Guymer 6) 7, Set weights, 1:15.25
(Last 600m 36.52), Soft(7), Sir Artie 56 1, Laos
Fortune 58.5 2, Obelius 59 3, Btg $2.25, $3.50
2nd to turn. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --4TH, 30Aug22 2L Newcastle C,H&G’s Mdn
1300m 54.5 (Ms E Hennessy 4) 11, Set weights,
1:18.33 (Last 600m 35.96), Soft(5), Stroke Of
Luck 56.5 1, Magic 56.5 2, Union Army 56.5 3, Btg
$21.00, $26.00 2nd to 800m, led turn.
Gave good account here first-up. Will only
be fitter. One for exotics.

13. MELLENCAMP (12) 55

b/br g 3 Impending — Esperanca (A M Boyle)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$5500
3
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
1
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 5s80
8TH, 31Jul22 6.3L Muswellbrook 2yo Mdn
1000m 57 (R Jones 3) 9, Lim 55, 57.49s (Last
600m 34.16), Soft(6), Black Tahitian 59.5 1, Hell’s
Fury 53.5 2, Starspangledancer 55 3, Btg $15.00,
$21.00 2nd to turn.
--- FRESHENED --11TH, 23Aug22 9.6L Scone C,H&G’s Mdn
1100m 55.5 (B Spriggs 7) 13, Lim 55, 1:05.54 (Last
600m 35.69), Soft(5), Par Five 57 1, Honour
The Crown 59 2, Rhythm Is A Dancer 55.5 3,
Btg $81.00, $41.00 led to 800m, 2nd turn.
Weakened near 200m.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with hd 2nd Metal Bar
1000m Muswellbrook barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 7. Freshened. Showed pace but gave in
easily at Scone last outing. Can’t have.

14. SHARK SPIRIT (13) 55

br g 3 Shalaa (IR) — Readings (J A O’Shea)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2400
2
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
1
—
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 99
9TH, 18Aug22 7.1L Hawkesbury Mdn 1300m
56.5 (B Avdulla 7) 11, Set weights, 1:16.37 (Last
600m 34.12), Good(4), Sumatra 55 1, Glint Of
Silver 56.5 2, Peace Officer 56.5 3, Btg $51.00,
$61.00 9th to 800m, 10th turn.
LAST, 03Sep22 10L Hawkesbury C,H&G’s
Mdn 1400m 56.5 (K S Latham 7) 9, Set weights,
1:25.19 (Last 600m 35.23), Heavy(8), Marquess
59 1, Kapakiri 56.5 2, Ambassadors 56.5 3, Btg
$41.00, $21.00 8th settling, Last 800m, 7th
turn.
Was safely held at Hawkesbury in the wet
last time out. Not fancied.

15. NEDDY (5) 55

b g 3 Press Statement — Nadezda (Tim McIntosh)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$4325
4
—
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
—
3
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-1
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 25%
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s773
7TH, 23Aug22 6.5L Scone C,H&G’s Mdn
1100m 55 (Ms B Stower 6) 13, Lim 55, 1:05.54
(Last 600m 35.69), Soft(5), Par Five 57 1, Honour
The Crown 59 2, Rhythm Is A Dancer 55.5 3, Btg
$31.00, $17.00 8th to 800m, 7th turn.
V1 - TELE01Z01MA

3RD, 01Sep22 0.5L, 2.5L Muswellbrook 3yo
Mdn 1280m 57 (Ms B Stower 7) 10, Set weights,
1:17.20 (Last 600m 35.52), Soft(6), Look For
Options 57 1, Fortunate War 55 2, Bourne 57 4,
Btg $5.00, $4.00, $4.80 5th to 800m, 7th turn.
Inconvenienced near turn.
Looking to others.

16. TYQUENDO (10) 55

b g 4 Outreach — Chicago (T J Bartley)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$15,155
11
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
6
5
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-1-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 3:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
PLACE: 9.1%
LAST 15 STARTS: 8s755275s0665
6TH, 20Aug22 1.5L Newcastle Mdn 1250m 55
(Ms M Weir 10) 10, Lim 55, 1:15.98 (Last 600m
36.33), Good(4), Taurids 56.5 1, Avebury 56 2,
Grand Crusader 59 3, Btg $31.00, $26.00 4th to
800m, led turn. Slowly away. Keen.
5TH, 02Sep22 4.8L Wyong 4yo and UP Mdn
1350m 59 (Ms M Weir 6) 11, Set weights, 1:21.23
(Last 600m 35.21), Soft(5), Notabadsuspect 59
1, Diva Diva 57 2, Lidia 57 3, Btg $11.00, $17.00,
$13.00 3rd settling, 4th turn. Laid in in straight.
Coming off an average run at Wyong last
start. Place appeal only.

17. NOTABADBET (7) 55

b g 6 Alamosa (NZ) — Brela Belle (NZ) (Ms T
Timbery)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$16,240
13
—
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
6
5
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 4:0-0-1
2nd UP: 4:0-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
PLACE: 7.7%
LAST 15 STARTS: 9s5774s3758s900
LAST, 30Jun22 14.2L Hawkesbury Mdn
1300m 56 (Ms A Mc Lucas 7) 11, Set weights,
1:17.54 (Last 600m 34.56), Good(4), Affidavit
56.5 1, King Adviso 59 2, Grebeni 56.5 3, Btg
$101.00, $151.00 4th to 800m, 6th turn. Raced
wide without cover.
--- LET-UP --LAST, 24Aug22 13.7L Ipswich Mdn 1200m 54
(J Murphy 10) 10, Lim 54, 1:10.88 (Last 600m
35.16), Good(4), Madame Odette 54 1, Canuck
55.5 2, War Hope 53 3, Btg $31.00, $41.00 9th
to 800m, Last turn. Struck interference at start.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Ordinary at Ipswich last
outing. Cannot entertain.

RACE 4

EQ4

Benchmark 78
2.50 (900m)
1. CLASSY JAYBEE (8) 59.5

b g 6 Danerich — Capital Growth (J A Sylvester)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$316,649
12
4
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
9
2
1
—
Wins
—
3
1
—
—
2nds
—
3
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (3)
1st UP: 3:1-1-1
2nd UP: 3:2-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-2-0
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 352s1121s21420s
2ND, 21Apr21 0.8L, 0.8L Happy Valley-N Cls
3 1200m 60.5 (J Moreira 2) 11, Lim 53, 1:09.45
(Last 400m 22.98), Good, The Runner 53 1, H Z
Tourbillon 53 3, Ping Hai Galaxy 56 4, Btg $2.00
(fav). led to turn. Shifted out at start.
10TH, 05May21 7.8L Happy Valley-N Cls 3
1200m 57.5 (A K Chan 12) 12, Lim 52.5, 1:09.55
(Last 400m 24.08), Good, Majestic Star 55 1,
Kinda Cool 59 2, Harmony N Blessed 56 3, Btg
$10.00 2nd to turn. Pre race incident. Passed fit
at barrier. Struck interference at start.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with lg nk win
Wolverine, Uncaged 1000m Muswellbrook
barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 7. Resumes from
long spell. Formerly with C Fownes. Boasts
an impressive fresh record. Handles wet
ground. Strong claims.

2. WASHINGTON TOWERS (1)
59.5

b g 6 Whittington — Gee Trump (Todd Smart)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$163,520
23
8
3
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
23
—
10
7
6
—
Wins
—
2
3
3
—
2nds
—
3
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 900 (1) 1000 (6) 1100 (1)
1st UP: 6:2-1-1
2nd UP: 6:2-1-0
3rd UP: 3:1-0-0
4th UP: 3:2-1-0
WIN: 34.8%
PLACE: 52.2%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 3272470s114117s
WON, 28May22 1.5L, 1/2 nck Newcastle Bm68
900m 60 (Ms A Mc Lucas 8) 12, Lim 55, 53.36s
(Last 600m 34.62), Heavy(8), What Could Be
57 2, Hold On Honey 57.5 3, In A Step 56.5 4, Btg
$2.35, $3.00 (fav). 2nd to turn. Hampered near
400m.
7TH, 11Jun22 2.4L Randwick Bm78 1000m
58.5 (Billy Owen 4) 11, Lim 53, 58.34s (Last
600m 33.85, Last 200m 11.88), Soft(5), Siege
55.5 1, Easy Single 57.5 2, Our Bellagio Miss 57 3,
Btg $8.50, $9.00, $8.50 led to turn.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 3 len win Buddabadah, Marsabit
800m Goulburn barrier trial Soft(7) Sept
9. Resuming. Generally competitive fresh.
Down in class. Back to provincial level. Can
play a key role.

3. SAQUON (10) 57.5

b g 5 No Nay Never (US) — Laurelling (US) (P
M Perry)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$208,205
20
5
4
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
—
8
7
5
—
Wins
—
1
1
3
—
2nds
—
1
2
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:0-2-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1300 (1) 1350 (2)
1st UP: 4:1-1-0
2nd UP: 4:0-2-0
3rd UP: 4:2-0-0
4th UP: 3:2-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 45%
RTG: 71
LAST 15 STARTS: s09612889s10657
5TH, 30Jul22 2.7L Rosehill Bm72 1300m 60.5
(W Pike 1) 11, Lim 54, 1:18.94 (Last 600m 35.68,
Last 200m 12.30), Soft(7), Contributingfactor
58.5 1, Nictock 56 2, Bartoselli 57.5 3, Btg $8.00,
$8.50, $7.50 3rd to turn. Held up near 200m.
7TH, 13Aug22 9.1L Rosehill Bm78 1100m 57.5
(K S Latham 3) 8, Lim 54, 1:04.98 (Last 600m
33.77, Last 200m 12.16), Soft(5), Shades Of Rose
57.5 1, Monte Ditto 57 2, Never Second 56.5 3, Btg
$51.00, $31.00 4th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Has wet form. Back to
provincial level. Can figure here.

4. TORO TORO (6) 57.5

b g 6 Time For War — Very Bright (S C Jones)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$176,377
26
7
1
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
26
—
13
12
1
—
Wins
—
4
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
3
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 900 (1) 1000 (1) 1100 (4) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 6:2-0-1
2nd UP: 5:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-1-0
WIN: 26.9%
PLACE: 42.3%
RTG: 71
LAST 15 STARTS: 14410s384157s17
WON, 06Aug22 1.3L, 1L Newcastle Open
900m 59.5 (R Hutchings 4) 9, Lim 55, 53.60s
(Last 600m 35.05), Soft(7), Citrouille 55 2, Omar
53.5 3, Endless River 57.5 4, Btg $4.80, $5.50 8th
to turn. Slowly away.
7TH, 24Aug22 3.9L Randwick-Kensington
Bm72 1000m 60.5 (R Hutchings 4) 11, Lim 54,
58.43s (Last 600m 34.26), Soft(5), Depth That
Varies 57.5 1, Miss Jay Fox 58.5 2, Girl Mania 54.5
3, Btg $15.00, $13.00, $17.00 Last to turn. Began
awkwardly. Respiratory issues. Ordered to trial.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Ran home respectably at
Randwick-Kensington at latest. Effective
wet. In the mix.

5. EBHAAR (7) 55

b f 3 I Am Invincible — Maroon Bay (P & P
Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$145,150
5
2
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
3
2
—
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1000 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 40%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 190s51
5TH, 13Aug22 3.8L Caulfield (G 3) Neds
Quezette Stakes 1100m 57 (K Mc Evoy 6) 13,
Set wts with pen, 1:02.44 (Last 600m 34.04,
Last 200m 11.78), Good(4), Bound For Home
56 1, Ojai 56 2, I’mlovin’ya 57 3, Btg $5.00,
$7.00, $5.00 (eq fav). 4th to turn. Laid out on
straightening. Laid out in straight.
WON, 31Aug22 sht hd, sht nck Warwick Farm
Bm72 1000m 56 (T Berry 8) 9, Lim 54, 57.64s
(Last 600m 34.11), Soft(5), Nasturtium 58 2,
Not Another Reiby 59 3, Lord Paramount 57.5 4,
Btg $5.00, $4.60, $4.80 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn.
Wide throughout.
Good, determined win from off the pace
last start. Getting fitter. Commands respect.

6. SHALSTAR (9) 55

b m 4 Shalaa (IR) — Dual Star (Paul Messara)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$78,235
4
3
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
4
—
4
—
—
—
Wins
—
3
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1000 (2) 1150 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-1-0
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 75%
PLACE: 100%
RTG: 69
LAST 15 STARTS: 211s1s
WON, 13Dec21 1.5L, nse Beaumont Cls 1 1150m
57.5 (A Bullock 8) 11, Lim 55, 1:09.18 (Last 600m
34.55), Good(4), Penopera 58 2, Mandirigma
55 3, Media Man 58.5 4, Btg $1.90, $2.00, $1.90
(fav). led to 800m, 2nd turn. Shifted out near
100m. Rider charged with careless riding.
--- SPELL --WON, 15Jun22 0.5L, 1.5L RandwickKensington 3yo Bm64 1000m 58.5 (N Rawiller
6) 13, Lim 55.5, 57.21s (Last 600m 33.65),
Good(4), Sneaky Paige 59 2, Extravagent Lad 59
3, Dollar Magic 59 4, Btg $6.00, $7.00, $6.50 (eq
fav). 4th to turn. Passed fit at barrier. Keen.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 3/4 len win The Wayfarer,
Ting Tong 900m Scone barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 31. First-up. Chasing 4 successive wins.
Strikes form quickly. Has claims.

7. THE WAYFARER (4) 55

b g 5 Headwater — Phar Too Fast (R P Northam)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$76,170
14
3
2
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
8
4
2
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
3
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 4:0-1-2
Won over: 1000 (3)
1st UP: 4:0-2-1
2nd UP: 3:0-0-2
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 2:2-0-0
WIN: 21.4%
PLACE: 64.3%
RTG: 63
LAST 15 STARTS: s23119s633146s2

6TH, 04Mar22 2.3L Dubbo Bm66 1000m 62
(D Northey 8) 12, Lim 55, 57.46 secs , Good(4),
Witness Collector 58 1, Sons Of Bourke 55.5 2,
Ranuncula 61.5 3, Btg $7.00, $8.50, $8.00 5th to
800m, 6th turn. Keen.
--- SPELL --2ND, 04Sep22 5.5L, 2L Tamworth Cls 3
1000m 56 (C J Hillier 5) 6, Lim 55, 59s (Last
600m 37.30), Heavy(10), Dubbo Wanderer 56
1, Riccardo 53.5 3, Small Town 56.5 4, Btg $5.00,
$4.60 2nd throughout. Raced three wide.
Ran on okay from midfield to place at
Tamworth first-up. Place.

8. COMONIC (2) 55

br g 5 Nicconi — Drawn To Me (S I Singleton)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$52,755
7
2
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
1
6
—
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 28.6%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 62
LAST 15 STARTS: 321s1069
6TH, 09Aug22 2.2L Hawkesbury Bm68
1100m 59 (R Jones 5) 7, Lim 55, 1:03.91 (Last
600m 34.73), Good(4), Calescent 57.5 1,
Ceasefire 61 2, Symo’s Girl 55 3, Btg $3.00, $3.50,
$3.20 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn. Keen. Crowded
near 100m. Eased near 100m.
9TH, 20Aug22 4.6L Randwick Cls 2 1100m
58 (Ms E Hennessy 3) 14, Lim 54, 1:04.73
(Last 600m 35.56, Last 200m 13.12), Soft(5),
Pokerjack 54.5 1, Participator 59.5 2, Bandi’s Boy
59 3, Btg $13.00, $17.00, $10.00 led to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Since registered 1-1/2 len win Already
Blessed, Proverbial 800m Muswellbrook
barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 7. Freshened.
Others better.

9. LITTLE FAIFO (5) 55

ch m 5 Good Journey (US) — Joyful Glow (Dean
Jackson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$47,620
14
2
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
7
6
1
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1457 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-0-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 14.3%
PLACE: 42.9%
RTG: 53
LAST 15 STARTS: 533221s61s870s7
LAST, 11Jun22 13.1L Swan Hill Bm64 1600m
57.5 (Harry Grace 4) 14, Lim 54, 1:41.40 (Last
600m 35.98), Soft(5), Bold Bourbon 59 1, Dirt
On Harry 59 2, Netanyahu 60.5 3, Btg $31.00 led
to 800m, 3rd turn.
--- SPELL --LAST, 06Sep22 16.4L Scone Cls 2 1100m 56
(J Innes Jnr 2) 7, Lim 55, 1:04.88 (Last 600m
34.78), Soft(6), Impact Star 59.5 1, Ostracised
57.5 2, She’s Contrary 58 3, Btg $41.00, $61.00
2nd to 800m, 4th turn.
Prominent but found nothing when
called upon at Scone first-up. Rank outsider.

10. DRACHENFELS (3) 55

br g 9 Street Cry (IR) — Rheinfels (J A Sylvester)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$349,805
72
5
9
9
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
72
1
40
22
9
—
Wins
—
3
2
—
—
2nds
1
4
3
1
—
3rds
—
4
2
3
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (3) 1250 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 7:1-1-1
2nd UP: 7:1-3-0
3rd UP: 7:0-0-2
4th UP: 7:1-1-1
WIN: 6.9%
PLACE: 31.9%
RTG: 47
LAST 15 STARTS: 20749576754249s
4TH, 02Apr22 5.3L Gunnedah 1st Bm66
1400m 59.5 (Ms B Stower 8) 9, Lim 55, 1:21.71
(Last 600m 35.56), Soft(5), Liberty Head 60.5 1,
Write On 58.5 2, Ben Shoof 55 3, Btg $5.50, $7.00
5th to turn.
9TH, 23Apr22 3.8L Merriwa Open 1350m 55
(Ms A Denby 8) 10, Lim 55, 1:21.59 , Good(3),
Raay Of Dreams 55 1, Yulong Monoceros 55 2,
Herzegovina 63 3, Btg $8.00 .
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 2-1/4 len 4th Rustic
Steel 1000m Gosford barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. Resuming. Veteran galloper. Looks
tested here.

RACE 5
Class 1/Maiden SW
3.25 (1850m)
1. CHAPPELLI (9) 59

b g 4 Adelaide (IR) — Tramotane (David Payne)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$42,975
8
1
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
1
2
5
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 1:0-1-0
Won over: 1500 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-0-1
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 12.5%
PLACE: 37.5%
RTG: 58
LAST 15 STARTS: 31s4244s04
13TH, 18Aug22 8L Hawkesbury Bm64
1300m 59 (J Parr 11) 14, Lim 55, 1:16.76 (Last
600m 34.67), Good(4), Concocted 60.5 1, The
Himalayas 60 2, Resilient Star 59.5 3, Btg $17.00,
$21.00 Last to turn. Slowly away.
4TH, 08Sep22 3.9L Hawkesbury Cls 1 1600m
59 (K S Latham 4) 6, Lim 55, 1:38.09 (Last 600m
35), Soft(5), Coppleson 57 1, Tycoon Hallie 57
2, Critical Time 58 3, Btg $10.00, $8.00 4th to
1200m, 3rd 800m, Last turn.
Not likely.

2. IOWA (8) 59

b g 5 Galileo (IR) — Bridal Dance (IR) (Mark
Newnham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$87,050
12
1
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
7
4
1
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 2551 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 8.3%
PLACE: 16.7%
RTG: 69
LAST 15 STARTS: 6466s06441240s
4TH, 23Jul21 6L Ire - Down Royal (LR) Her
Majesty’s Plate 2743m 56.5 (W M Lordan 4)
6, Weight for age, 2:59.80 , Good, Master Of
Reality 63.5 1, Federica Sophia 60 2, Springbank
62 3, Btg $3.80 .
11TH, 31Jul21 12.3L Ire - Galway Open 2414m
53.5 (W M Lordan 15) 16, Handicap, 2:32.17 ,
Good, Crowns Major 50.5 1, Longbourn 55 2,
Camorra 60.5 3, Btg $9.00 .
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 3-1/4 len 2nd Super
Vino 1200m W Farm barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. First-up from lengthy break. First
run in Australia. Previously trained by A
O’Brien. Place claims.

3. KINGDOM OF GOLD (14) 59

b g 4 Animal Kingdom (US) — Rhiannons Gold
(Nathan Doyle)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$32,515
7
1
—
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
2
3
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-2
DIST: 1:0-0-1
Won over: 2300 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-1
WIN: 14.3%
PLACE: 42.9%
RTG: 59
LAST 15 STARTS: 634318s9
8TH, 23Mar22 17.5L Warwick Farm Bm78
2400m 54 (A Morgan 2) 10, Lim 54, 2:33.24 (Last
600m 37.62), Heavy(8), Forever You 54 1, Nordic
Pride 55.5 2, Sound Of Cannons 54.5 including
0.5 over 3, Btg $17.00, $21.00 7th to 1200m, 6th
800m, Last turn.
--- SPELL --9TH, 26Aug22 5.8L Taree Cls 1 1600m 59
(L Magorrian 6) 14, Set weights, 1:39.39 (Last
600m 37.14), Soft(6), Lady Audrey 57 1, Duble
Memory 59 2, Too Much Heaven 57 3, Btg $5.00,
$8.50, $8.00 10th to 1200m, 11th 800m, 12th
turn.
Went to line only fairly at Taree first-up.
Place preferred.

4. MARTINI CRUSADER (4) 59

b g 4 Pride Of Dubai — Idyllic Mood (Stephen
O’Halloran)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$51,150
9
1
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
4
4
—
1
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
3
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-1-0
DIST: 2:0-1-0
Won over: 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-2-0
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
WIN: 11.1%
PLACE: 66.7%
RTG: 60
LAST 15 STARTS: 9s5328s2122
2ND, 20Aug22 0.5L, 2L Newcastle Cls 1
1600m 57.5 (Zac Lloyd 5) 9, Lim 55, 1:39.49
(Last 600m 34.73), Good(4), Oakfield Pinto 55 1,
Dash Dash Dash 55 3, Pacheco 57 4, Btg $3.00
Last settling, 8th 1200m, Last 800m, 8th turn.
Slowly away. Eased at start.
2ND, 02Sep22 3.8L, nck Wyong Bm64 1600m
59 (K S Latham 4) 9, Lim 55, 1:38.46 (Last 600m
33.75), Soft(5), Kokoro 59.5 1, Twice On Sunday
57.5 3, La Jolie Fille 59.5 4, Btg $2.25, $2.50
(fav). 4th to 1200m, 5th 800m, 4th turn. Began
awkwardly. Eased near 400m.
Ran home well to fill the minors at Wyong
last time out. Up in distance now. Handles
the sting out of the ground. Consider.

5. REGINALD (19) 59

b g 4 Casino Prince — High Heaven (A J Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$43,185
9
1
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
4
4
1
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1880 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 11.1%
PLACE: 11.1%
RTG: 57
LAST 15 STARTS: 5495670s51
5TH, 13Aug22 3.9L Kembla Grange Mdn
1600m 56 (G Schofield 3) 7, Lim 56, 1:38.15
(Last 600m 35.72), Soft(5), Ironbark Artie 59 1,
Cairdeas 56.5 2, Wheni Sayucan 56 3, Btg $4.80,
$6.00 5th settling, 6th to 800m, Last turn.
Began awkwardly.
WON, 30Aug22 1L, 2.3L Newcastle Cls 1
1880m 56.5 (J Collett 8) 9, Set weights, 1:58.63
(Last 600m 35.10), Soft(5), Inuwashi 59 2, Milka
55.5 3, Ocean Shores 59 4, Btg $9.00, $13.00 2nd
to turn.
Determined effort from handy position
to win here at latest. Strips fitter third-up.
Keep safe.

6. SUPREMO (11) 59

b g 5 Written Tycoon — Dizelle (John Thompson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$77,770
17
1
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
9
7
1
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-1-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-1-0
2nd UP: 5:0-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-1-1
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 5.9%
PLACE: 35.3%
RTG: 59
LAST 15 STARTS: s1025s583422s66

6TH, 26Aug22 4.3L Gosford Cls 1 1100m 59
(J Parr 1) 9, Lim 55, 1:04.76 (Last 600m 34.26),
Soft(5), Kipsbay 60.5 1, Laurelin 59.5 2, Another
Cognac 56 3, Btg $12.00, $9.00 5th to 800m,
6th turn. Began awkwardly. Eased near 100m.
6TH, 08Sep22 4.6L Hawkesbury Bm64
1400m 59 (J Parr 5) 9, Lim 55, 1:23.80 (Last
600m 34.90), Good(4), Adios Steve 59.5 1, Easy
Rosie 59.5 2, Crazy Train 60 3, Btg $5.50, $6.00,
$4.80 6th throughout. Held up near 200m.
Average effort at Hawkesbury last start.
Has struggled on wet tracks. Unlikely to
trouble some of these.

7. TRIBUTE KING (6) 59

b g 5 Contributer (IR) — Hill Of Hope (P L Shailer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$31,444
15
1
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
4
10
1
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-0
2nd UP: 4:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 6.7%
PLACE: 26.7%
RTG: 55
LAST 15 STARTS: 70s89s423426s55
5TH, 11Aug22 2.9L Newcastle Cls 1 1400m 57
(N Rawiller 6) 9, Lim 55, 1:28.08 (Last 600m
35.49), Heavy(8), Spangler 61.5 1, Highly
Ambitious 56 2, Lady Superspy 55 3, Btg $8.00,
$5.50 8th settling, 7th 800m, 5th turn.
5TH, 26Aug22 2.1L Taree Cls 1 1600m 57.5 (B
Wheeler 2) 14, Set weights, 1:39.39 (Last 600m
37.14), Soft(6), Lady Audrey 57 1, Duble Memory
59 2, Too Much Heaven 57 3, Btg $3.20, $3.00,
$3.50 (fav). 7th settling, 9th 1200m, 10th 800m,
9th turn.
Prefer others.

8. FLYING WITNESS (3) 57

ch m 4 Star Witness — Airways (Annabel
Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$68,905
12
1
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
7
3
2
—
Wins
—
1
—
—
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1850 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-1-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 8.3%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 60
LAST 15 STARTS: 469s3226127s25
2ND, 16Aug22 1.3L, 2.3L Wyong Cls 1 1350m
57.5 (C Schofield 4) 7, Lim 55, 1:20.50 (Last 600m
35.32), Soft(5), Think About It 59 1, Poetic Miss
55 3, Cheeky Nugget 52 4, Btg $3.50, $4.60 4th
to 800m, 3rd turn.
5TH, 31Aug22 2.9L Warwick Farm Bm72
1600m 51 (Ms E Hennessy 3) 9, Lim 54, 1:38.19
(Last 600m 35.11), Soft(5), Zou De Moon 58.5
1, Just A Jedi 58.5 2, Morethannumberone 61
3, Btg $7.00, $9.00, $8.50 6th to turn. Began
awkwardly.
Wasn’t all that far away at Warwick Farm
last time out. Not out of this.

9. JUST LIKE LISA (13) 57

ch m 5 Choisir — Princess Tyla (D I Atkins)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$68,220
21
1
6
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
21
—
7
8
6
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
3
1
2
—
3rds
—
1
2
2
—
TRACK: 8:0-3-2
DIST: 3:0-2-0
Won over: 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-1-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-1
3rd UP: 3:0-0-1
4th UP: 3:0-1-1
WIN: 4.8%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 53
LAST 15 STARTS: 3424423s2332126
2ND, 11Aug22 4.3L, 3.5L Newcastle Cls 1
1890m 57 (N Rawiller 12) 12, Set weights, 2:01.88
(Last 600m 37.23), Heavy(8), Pharoah’s Reign
57 1, Kataway 55 3, Riccos 56.5 4, Btg $4.20,
$2.80 (fav). 10th to turn. Held up near 600m.
6TH, 30Aug22 4.8L Newcastle Cls 1 1880m 57
(K Nestor 9) 9, Set weights, 1:58.63 (Last 600m
35.10), Soft(5), Reginald 56.5 1, Inuwashi 59 2,
Milka 55.5 3, Btg $8.50, $12.00 8th to 800m, 7th
turn. Taken back from wide barrier.
Has form in wet. One for multiples.

10. LAYLA OF MONACO (5) 57

b/br m 6 Monaco Consul (NZ) — Run For Layla
(J C Coyle)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$58,110
18
1
4
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
7
6
5
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
2
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-1-0
DIST: 2:0-1-0
Won over: 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-0-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 3:0-2-0
WIN: 5.6%
PLACE: 27.8%
RTG: 50
LAST 15 STARTS: 282s0862s572847
4TH, 21Aug22 4.2L Nowra Bm58 1600m 60.5
(T Sherry 1) 10, Lim 55, 1:43.11 (Last 600m 38.91),
Soft(7), Essential Sky 58.5 1, Mr Cantankerous
60 2, The Pres 56 3, Btg $4.60, $4.20, $4.80 7th
to turn.
7TH, 02Sep22 7.1L Canberra Cls 1 2000m 57
(R Dolan 3) 9, Set weights, 2:07.68 (Last 600m
36.28), Soft(7), Successful Star 57 1, Buff In
Disguise 56.5 2, Wild Buckeroo 54.5 3, Btg $2.50,
$2.35, $2.50 (fav). 7th settling, 6th to 800m, 8th
turn. Failed to respond to riding.
SCRATCHED

11. LEFT REELING (1) 57

b m 4 Dundeel (NZ) — Green Roller (J G Sargent)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$48,640
7
1
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
7
—
3
3
1
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
2
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-2-1
2nd UP: 2:1-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 14.3%
PLACE: 85.7%
RTG: 60
LAST 15 STARTS: 3s2227s21

Continued page 46

46
From page 45
2ND, 09Aug22 nck, lng hd Hawkesbury 4yo
and UP Mdn 1300m 57 (J Mc Donald 2) 9, Set
weights, 1:17.33 (Last 600m 35.27), Good(4),
Avoidance 59 1, Father’s Day 59 3, Santorini Sun
57 4, Btg $1.50, $1.40, $1.45 (fav). 8th to 800m,
7th turn. Began awkwardly. Lost Ground.
WON, 23Aug22 1.5L, 0.8L Scone Cls 1 1600m
55 (J Van Overmeire 3) 11, Set weights, 1:39.46
(Last 600m 37.31), Soft(5), Gold Lunar 57 2, Bill
Peyto 59 3, Hot Dancing 57 4, Btg $1.40, $1.35
(fav). 5th to 800m, 4th turn.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Reeled them in easily to
salute at Scone last start. Ready for this trip
now. Include among the better chances.

12. ALPINE BRONZE (10) 55

b m 4 Real Impact (JP) — Zali (J C Coyle)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$9740
6
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
6
—
—
4
2
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
PLACE: 16.7%
LAST 15 STARTS: 02s0764
6TH, 13Aug22 4.7L Kembla Grange Mdn
1400m 57 (A Gibbons 3) 10, Set weights,
1:24.41 (Last 600m 35.28), Soft(5), Sawrey 57.5
1, Emancipist 56.5 2, Hallowed Son 59 3, Btg
$41.00, $61.00 6th throughout.
4TH, 30Aug22 2.6L Newcastle Mdn 1500m
55 (Ms K O’Hara 7) 9, Lim 55, 1:32.35 (Last 600m
37.74), Soft(6), Dente Queen 53 1, Zedly 56.5 2,
Single Babe 53.5 3, Btg $9.00, $7.00 7th settling,
6th 800m, 5th turn. Taken back from wide
barrier. Crowded near 150m.
SCRATCHED

13. ARMALITE (18) 55

ch c 3 Zoustar — Impulsive (Annabel Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$10,350
3
—
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
1
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-1
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 33.3%
LAST 15 STARTS: 35s7
5TH, 02May22 6.4L Ipswich 2yo Open 1350m
57 (J Byrne 8) 9, Lim 54, 1:22.09 (Last 600m
36.23), Soft(6), Cocobrew Express 58 1, Sailor’s
Secret 57.5 2, Uncommon Valour 56 3, Btg $3.50,
$3.20, $4.60 (eq fav). Last settling, 7th turn.
Began awkwardly. Overraced early stages. Wide
during race.
--- SPELL --7TH, 31Aug22 4.2L Warwick Farm 3yo Mdn
1400m 59 (S Clipperton 10) 12, Lim 55, 1:24.33
(Last 600m 35.95), Soft(5), Scientist 59 1,
Rediener 59 2, Avebury 58 3, Btg $31.00, $26.00,
$31.00 6th to turn. Began awkwardly.
Just battled home at Warwick Farm firstup. Not keen.

14. RA RA GRANDPA (16) 55

ch g 3 Dissident — Second Draw (Brad Widdup)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$8250
2
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 0:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 6s2
6TH, 02Apr22 3.9L Goulburn 2yo Mdn 1300m
56 (Ms E Hennessy 2) 9, Lim 56, 1:20.35 (Last
600m 36.71), Soft(7), Green Shadows 56.5 1,
Invasive 57.5 2, Sleigh Queen 56 3, Btg $6.50,
$9.00 7th to turn.
--- SPELL --2ND, 28Aug22 1L, 1.5L Wyong Mdn 1600m
56.5 (J Van Overmeire 1) 12, Set weights, 1:39.34
(Last 600m 35.85), Soft(5), Speedy Song 57.5 1,
Wheni Sayucan 57 3, Gingembre 57 4, Btg $3.80,
$3.20 (eq fav). 9th to 1200m, 8th to turn. Eased
near 150m.
Failed to threaten in initial campaign but
indicated improvement at first run back.
Strips fitter. Among the main chances.

15. MANDALONG MISSILE (15)
55

b f 3 Smart Missile — Magsaya (G R Nickson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$26,940
9
—
—
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
2
6
1
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-1
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
PLACE: 22.2%
LAST 15 STARTS: 540446s303
10TH, 27Aug22 7L Kembla Grange 3yo Mdn
1400m 55 (Ms W Costin 11) 12, Lim 55, 1:23.83
(Last 600m 34.32), Soft(5), Perfect Thought
59.5 1, Bunker Hut 59.5 2, Buillt 58.5 3, Btg
$31.00, $41.00 Last to turn. Began awkwardly.
3RD, 05Sep22 1L, 0.5L Queanbeyan Cls 1
1600m 55 (Ms A Collett 4) 12, Set weights,
1:37.90 (Last 600m 37.24), Soft(5), Hot Dancing
57 1, Obverse 56.5 2, Gambacorta 59 4, Btg
$4.60, $5.50, $5.00 3rd throughout.
Looking elsewhere.

16. THE BIG BIIG (17) 56.5

br g 4 Adelaide (IR) — Proud And Ready (Lauri
Parker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$3500
2
—
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
2
—
—
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-1
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2022 DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 50%
LAST 15 STARTS: 36
3RD, 21Aug22 3.3L, 0.8L Nowra Mdn 1400m
59 (J Ford 10) 10, Set weights, 1:29.08 (Last
600m 37.70), Soft(7), Sky Ace 59 1, Conjola
Phoenix 59 2, Makanui 59 4, Btg $17.00, $31.00
Last to 800m, 6th turn. Slowly away.
6TH, 30Aug22 3.1L Newcastle Mdn 1500m 59
(J Ford 3) 9, Lim 55, 1:32.35 (Last 600m 37.74),
Soft(6), Dente Queen 53 1, Zedly 56.5 2, Single
Babe 53.5 3, Btg $5.00, $9.00 6th settling, 7th
800m, 8th turn. Slowly away.
Appears tested.

17. OBVERSE (12) 56.5

b g 4 Headwater — Testadrop (Joseph Ible)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$7820
5
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
5
—
1
4
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 20%
LAST 15 STARTS: 047s62
6TH, 21Aug22 8.2L Nowra Mdn 1400m 59 (J
Penza 7) 10, Set weights, 1:29.08 (Last 600m
37.70), Soft(7), Sky Ace 59 1, Conjola Phoenix 59
2, The Big Biig 59 3, Btg $10.00, $9.00, $11.00 7th
settling, 6th 800m, 5th turn.
2ND, 05Sep22 1L, 0.5L Queanbeyan Cls 1
1600m 56.5 (J Van Overmeire 9) 12, Set weights,
1:37.90 (Last 600m 37.24), Soft(5), Hot Dancing
57 1, Mandalong Missile 55 3, Gambacorta 59 4,
Btg $21.00, $11.00, $21.00 6th to turn.
Seems to struggle on wet tracks. Can’t
have.

18. ONTHE EIGHTHDAY (7) 56.5

b g 4 Domesday — Eightyeight Carat (Patrick
Cleave)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$3450
3
—
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
1
2
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 0:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
PLACE: 33.3%
LAST 15 STARTS: 60s2
LAST, 11Apr22 7L Tamworth Mdn 1200m 58
(D Gibbons 9) 12, Lim 55, 1:10.69 (Last 600m
36.16), Good(4), Lago Di Braies 57 1, Flying Squad
55.5 2, Jocat 58 3, Btg $101.00, $61.00, $81.00
9th to 800m, 11th turn.
--- SPELL --2ND, 27Aug22 2.5L, 1.5L Port Macquarie Mdn
1512m 59 (L Rolls 3) 11, Set weights, 1:32.86
(Last 600m 37.86), Soft(7), Seething Seb 57.5 1,
Jevington Will Do 56 3, Little Jill 57 4, Btg $21.00,
$17.00, $21.00 5th settling, 3rd 800m, 2nd turn.
Not fancied.

19. WELCOME MY LADY (20) 55

b/br m 4 Dundeel (NZ) — Novita Flash (John
Thompson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2825
3
—
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
3
—
—
3
—
—
Wins
—
—
—
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
1st UP: 1:0-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
LAST 15 STARTS: 874
7TH, 20Aug22 9.1L Newcastle Mdn 1860m 57
(J Van Overmeire 7) 8, Set weights, 1:57.36 (Last
600m 35.70), Soft(5), Pavitra 55.5 including 0.5
over 1, Speedy Song 57.5 2, Galifianakis 59 3, Btg
$31.00, $26.00 Last to turn.
4TH, 02Sep22 3.2L Canberra Cls 1 2000m
55 (A Adkins 7) 9, Set weights, 2:07.68 (Last
600m 36.28), Soft(7), Successful Star 57 1, Buff
In Disguise 56.5 2, Wild Buckeroo 54.5 3, Btg
$11.00, $15.00 6th settling, 7th to 800m, 6th
turn.
Cannot entertain.

20. THUNDOZER (2) 59

br/gr g 7 Tickets — Rasay Mist (B A Perrett)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$43,670
29
1
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
29
—
17
9
3
—
Wins
—
—
—
1
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1500 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-0-0
3rd UP: 4:0-1-0
4th UP: 3:0-0-0
WIN: 3.4%
PLACE: 13.8%
RTG: 42
LAST 15 STARTS: s862614s8979865
6TH, 16Aug22 4.7L Wyong Cls 1 1600m 53
(Ms E Hennessy 6) 7, Lim 55, 1:38.99 (Last 600m
35.87), Soft(5), Brynner 56.5 1, Mr Eighty Eight
54.5 2, The Replicant 59.5 3, Btg $61.00, $51.00
4th settling, 2nd 1200m, led to turn. Pulled hard.
Raced wide without cover.
5TH, 28Aug22 4.4L Wyong Cls 1 1600m 55
(A Layt 2) 7, Lim 55, 1:38.20 (Last 600m 35.64),
Good(4), Lady Superspy 55 1, Stonecoat 59 2, Just
Tozza 57.5 3, Btg $81.00, $101.00 Last settling,
6th 1200m, Last to turn. Slowly away. Keen.
Rank outsider.

RACE 6
3yo & up Group 3
4.05 (2300m)
1. ARAPAHO (9) 59

b g 6 Lope De Vega (IR) — Alzubra (GB) (Bjorn
Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$550,000
23
6
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
23
—
7
10
6
—
Wins
—
1
4
1
—
2nds
—
1
1
2
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0

Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (2) 1800 (1) 2000
(1) 2350 (1)
1st UP: 6:2-0-1
2nd UP: 5:1-0-0
3rd UP: 4:0-1-1
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 26.1%
PLACE: 52.2%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: s60s30412721712
WON, 20Aug22 nck, 0.5L Randwick (G 3)
Premier’s Cup 2000m 56 (Ms R King 11) 11, Lim
53, 2:05.02 (Last 600m 35.87, Last 200m 11.92),
Soft(5), Francesco Guardi 53 2, Lord Ardmore 56
3, Grove Ferry 53 4, Btg $17.00, $21.00 10th to
800m, 8th turn.
2ND, 03Sep22 5.5L, 1.5L Randwick (LR) Ylc
City Tattersalls Club Cup 2400m 59 (Ms R King
6) 8, Lim 53, 2:38.23 (Last 600m 38.01, Last
200m 13.54), Heavy(9), Cadre Du Noir 54 1,
Realm Of Flowers 55.5 3, Chalk Stream 53 4, Btg
$4.80, $5.00, $4.80 2nd settling, 3rd 1200m,
5th 800m, 3rd turn. Awkwardly placed near
600m.
No match but whacked away to place
at Randwick last time out. Handles wet
ground. Each-way.

2. MANKAYAN (4) 59

b g 7 Intello (GE) — Angelic Note (IR) (C Maher
& D Eustace)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$523,707
20
6
9
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
—
11
5
4
—
Wins
—
1
2
3
—
2nds
—
7
2
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1600 (1) 1800 (1) 2040 (1) 2414 (2)
2550 (1)
1st UP: 4:2-1-1
2nd UP: 4:2-1-1
3rd UP: 4:0-3-0
4th UP: 4:1-2-0
WIN: 30%
PLACE: 85%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: 22s2322214s1121
2ND, 16Jul22 1/2 hd, 0.8L Flemington Open
2000m 58.5 (M Cartwright 4) 12, Lim 54, 2:05.54
(Last 600m 35.54, Last 200m 12.08), Soft(6),
Hezashocka 54 1, High Emocean 54 3, D’Aguilar
56.5 4, Btg $4.00 (eq fav). 5th to 800m, 6th
turn.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 20Aug22 lng nck, 1L Moonee Valley
Open 2040m 59 (B Melham 2) 5, Lim 54, 2:15.69
(Last 600m 36.68, Last 200m 12.62), Heavy(8),
Smokin’ Romans 56.5 2, Irish Flame 55.5 3, The
Good Fight 56 4, Btg $1.80, $1.90 (fav). 2nd to
turn.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened. Talented gelding. Charged
through to score at short odds at Moonee
Valley at latest. Relishes the sting out of the
ground. Looks one of the main chances.

3. SACRAMENTO (7) 57.5

b/br g 6 Pierro — Alzora (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$565,905
25
7
2
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
25
—
15
7
3
—
Wins
—
4
3
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1600 (1) 1800 (1) 1900 (1) 2000
(3) 2800 (1)
1st UP: 6:1-0-1
2nd UP: 5:3-0-0
3rd UP: 4:1-1-1
4th UP: 4:1-0-0
WIN: 28%
PLACE: 48%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 31112360s6160s9
12TH, 16Apr22 13.4L Caulfield (G 3) Tobin
Brothers Easter Cup 2000m 58.5 (J Childs 9)
13, Lim 54, 2:02.78 (Last 600m 34.84, Last
200m 12.72), Good(3), Milford 54 1, Holbien
54.5 2, Mandela Effect 55.5 3, Btg $17.00, $21.00
9th settling, 8th 1200m, 9th 800m, Last turn.
Slowly away.
--- SPELL --9TH, 03Sep22 28.8L Randwick Bm94 1600m
63 (J Parr 4) 11, Lim 52, 1:43.47 (Last 600m 38.79,
Last 200m 16.48), Heavy(10), Kiss The Bride 54
1, Wild Chap 51 2, Alcyone 55.5 3, Btg $31.00,
$21.00, $26.00 8th to 1200m, 9th 800m, 10th
turn. Lame 2/5.
Struggling to make an impression. Rises
in class. No appeal.

4. DURSTON (1) 55.5

ch g 7 Sea The Moon (GE) — Caribana (GB) (C
J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$335,038
13
4
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
4
9
—
—
Wins
—
2
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 2000 (1) 2100 (1) 2472 (1) 2921 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-0-1
2nd UP: 4:2-1-0
3rd UP: 2:2-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 30.8%
PLACE: 61.5%
RTG: 96
LAST 15 STARTS: s41123s8s41s701
LAST, 20Aug22 23.4L Randwick (G 3)
Premier’s Cup 2000m 53 (A Adkins 6) 11, Lim 53,
2:05.02 (Last 600m 35.87, Last 200m 14.90),
Soft(5), Arapaho 56 1, Francesco Guardi 53 2,
Lord Ardmore 56 3, Btg $21.00, $26.00, $21.00
6th settling, 2nd 1200m, led 800m, 3rd turn.
Wide early stages.
WON, 02Sep22 1.8L, 2L Wyong (LR) 2022
Carlton Wyong Gold Cup 2100m 55.5 (J Mc
Donald 7) 8, Lim 55.5, 2:11.06 (Last 600m
33.99), Soft(5), Yiyi 55.5 2, Our Intrigue 55.5 3,
Lord Ardmore 58 4, Btg $7.50, $8.00, $6.50 Last
settling, 7th to 800m, 4th turn.
Swept to lead and raced clear to salute
in superb fashion in weaker class at Wyong
last start. Ready for this trip now. Key
player.

5. ATTORNEY (3) 54

b g 8 Makfi (GB) — Tia Kia (IR) (Matthew Smith)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$474,478
27
5
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
27
3
11
11
2
—
Wins
1
2
2
—
—
2nds
1
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1600 (1) 1900 (1) 2400 (2) 2500 (1)
1st UP: 6:1-1-0
2nd UP: 6:2-0-0
3rd UP: 5:1-1-0
4th UP: 4:0-0-0
WIN: 18.5%
PLACE: 29.6%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 41s06080537s608

13TH, 06Aug22 11.6L Randwick Open 1800m
57.5 (R Bayliss 11) 14, Lim 52, 1:51.56 (Last 600m
35.31, Last 200m 12.38), Soft(5), Lord Ardmore
56 including 0.5 over 1, Grove Ferry 54 2,
Francesco Guardi 54.5 3, Btg $101.00 12th to
1200m, 13th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --LAST, 03Sep22 29.2L Randwick (LR) Ylc City
Tattersalls Club Cup 2400m 54.5 (R Bayliss 3) 8,
Lim 53, 2:38.23 (Last 600m 38.01, Last 200m
15.24), Heavy(9), Cadre Du Noir 54 1, Arapaho 59
2, Realm Of Flowers 55.5 3, Btg $51.00, $21.00
7th to 1200m, 6th 800m, 7th turn. Slowly away.
Failed to handle going.
Lacked a pick-up and only plugged to line
in the wet at Randwick last outing. Stiffer
challenge here. Looking to others.

6. CARIF (8) 54

br g 7 So You Think (NZ) — Norzita (NZ) (P & P
Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$745,285
42
3
8
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
42
—
27
12
3
—
Wins
—
3
—
—
—
2nds
—
6
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 3:2-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1850 (2) 3200 (1)
1st UP: 7:0-0-0
2nd UP: 7:1-0-1
3rd UP: 7:0-0-0
4th UP: 6:0-2-0
WIN: 7.1%
PLACE: 28.6%
RTG: 92
LAST 15 STARTS: 7422s47470s6996
9TH, 20Aug22 9.6L Randwick (G 3) Premier’s
Cup 2000m 54.5 (S Clipperton 10) 11, Lim 53,
2:05.02 (Last 600m 35.87, Last 200m 12.80),
Soft(5), Arapaho 56 1, Francesco Guardi 53 2,
Lord Ardmore 56 3, Btg $31.00, $41.00 9th to
1200m, 8th 800m, 10th turn. Lost a plate.
6TH, 02Sep22 4.6L Wyong (LR) 2022 Carlton
Wyong Gold Cup 2100m 55.5 (S Clipperton 6)
8, Lim 55.5, 2:11.06 (Last 600m 33.99), Soft(5),
Durston 55.5 1, Yiyi 55.5 2, Our Intrigue 55.5 3,
Btg $21.00, $16.00 4th to 1200m, 2nd to turn.
Coming off an average run in weaker
company at Wyong last time out. Place
hope.

7. THROUGH IRISH EYES (6) 54

b/br g 5 Tavistock (NZ) — Zapurple (NZ) C Maher
& D Eustace
SCRATCHED

8. YIYI (2) 54

b g 5 No Nay Never (US) — Memories Of You (IR)
(C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$462,855
23
5
5
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
23
—
9
9
5
—
Wins
—
2
1
2
—
2nds
—
2
3
—
—
3rds
—
2
1
1
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-1
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (1) 1500 (1) 1900 (1)
2000 (1)
1st UP: 5:2-1-0
2nd UP: 5:1-1-0
3rd UP: 5:0-1-2
4th UP: 4:0-2-1
WIN: 21.7%
PLACE: 60.9%
RTG: 89
LAST 15 STARTS: 22311s2260s8552
5TH, 20Aug22 1.8L Randwick (G 3) Premier’s
Cup 2000m 53 (J Ford 2) 11, Lim 53, 2:05.02 (Last
600m 35.87, Last 200m 12.18), Soft(5), Arapaho
56 1, Francesco Guardi 53 2, Lord Ardmore 56
3, Btg $7.50, $10.00, $9.00 5th settling, 6th to
800m, 5th turn.
2ND, 02Sep22 1.8L, 2L Wyong (LR) 2022
Carlton Wyong Gold Cup 2100m 55.5 (J Ford 4)
8, Lim 55.5, 2:11.06 (Last 600m 33.99), Soft(5),
Durston 55.5 1, Our Intrigue 55.5 3, Lord Ardmore
58 4, Btg $5.00, $6.00 6th to 800m, 7th turn.
Keen.
Let down well from back of the pack to
place at Wyong at latest. Has wet form.
Among the dangers.

9. BORN A KING (5) 54

b g 6 Frankel (GB) — Fairwater (US) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$281,469
18
4
5
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
8
6
1
3
Wins
—
2
1
—
1
2nds
—
2
2
—
1
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1500 (1) 2000 (2) 2012 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-1-0
2nd UP: 3:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:0-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-1-1
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 61.1%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: 2s21432s4742121
2ND, 06Aug22 1.8L, 0.8L Flemington Bm84
1620m 59 (B Prebble 8) 11, Lim 54, 1:38.28
(Last 600m 35.38, Last 200m 12.40), Soft(6),
Lyrical Lad 58.5 1, Cashin’ Chex 56 3, Somerset
Maugham 56 4, Btg $8.00, $7.50, $11.00 10th to
1200m, 8th 800m, 5th turn.
WON, 27Aug22 4.5L, 2.5L Rosehill Bm78
2000m 59 (D Gibbons 5) 10, Lim 54, 2:05.66
(Last 600m 35.86, Last 200m 11.98), Soft(6),
First Light 57 2, Oz Legend 56 including 0.5 over
3, Corncrake 58 4, Btg $2.80, $2.90, $2.80 (fav).
3rd settling, 2nd to 800m, led turn.
Showed a fine turn of foot to score
convincingly at Rosehill last start. Up in
distance now. Handles the sting out of the
ground. Right in this.

RACE 7
Group 3
4.40 (1500m)
1. SPECIAL REWARD (6) 59

b/br g 7 Demerit — Special Kiseki K A Lees
SCRATCHED

2. DASHING WILLOUGHBY (9)
56

b g 7 Nathaniel (IR) — Miss Dashwood (GB) (Sam
Kavanagh)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$398,796
21
4
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
21
2
7
9
2
1
Wins
—
2
1
—
1
2nds
—
—
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1740 (1) 2414 (1) 2846 (1) 3265 (1)
1st UP: 5:2-1-0
2nd UP: 5:1-1-1

3rd UP: 5:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 19%
PLACE: 33.3%
RTG: 98
LAST 15 STARTS: s11400s900s790s
9TH, 07May22 15.8L Gold Coast (Metro) (G
2) A.D. Hollindale Stakes 1800m 59 (N Callow
1) 11, Weight for age, 1:54.77 (Last 600m 37.10),
Heavy(8), Zaaki 59 1, Polly Grey 57 2, Kukeracha
59 3, Btg $101.00 7th to 800m, 10th turn.
LAST, 14May22 13L Eagle Farm (G 3) Jra
Chairman’s Hcp 2143m 58.5 (N Callow 8) 13, Lim
54, 2:15.99 (Last 600m 36.25), Soft(6), Yonkers
59.5 1, Our Intrigue 54 2, Smart Meteor 54 3, Btg
$21.00, $26.00 2nd to 800m, 4th turn. Wide
early stages.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with 3-1/4 len 4th Greek
Hero 1200m Gosford barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. First-up. Unplaced in wet. Others
better.

3. PURPLE SECTOR (3) 55

b g 7 Pins — Eden Valley (NZ) (John Thompson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$541,900
33
4
5
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
33
—
18
12
3
—
Wins
—
4
—
—
—
2nds
—
3
2
—
—
3rds
—
3
2
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-1
DIST: 2:1-0-0
Won over: 1500 (1) 1600 (1) 1800 (1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 9:0-4-0
2nd UP: 6:1-1-1
3rd UP: 6:2-0-1
4th UP: 6:0-0-2
WIN: 12.1%
PLACE: 42.4%
RTG: 96
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s5030s224406s2
6TH, 16Apr22 13.8L Randwick (G 3) Jra Plate
2000m 55 (R Bayliss 8) 8, Lim 53, 2:08.07 (Last
600m 37.23, Last 200m 14.16), Heavy(8), Polly
Grey 58.5 1, Numerian 58 2, Icebath 59 3, Btg
$26.00, $21.00 2nd to 800m, 3rd turn. Failed to
handle going.
--- SPELL --2ND, 27Aug22 hd, 1L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
57.5 (N Rawiller 1) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.62), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Aleas 55.5 3, Arctic Thunder 54 4, Btg $13.00,
$15.00, $13.00 led to turn.
On pace and fought on bravely to place at
Rosehill first-up. Fitter. One for exotics.

4. CROSS TALK (10) 54.5

br g 5 Keano (NZ) — Mrs Cross (NZ) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$250,270
8
5
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
2
1
5
—
Wins
—
—
1
4
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1250 (1) 1400 (2) 1500 (1)
1st UP: 3:3-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-1
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 62.5%
PLACE: 100%
RTG: 95
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s13s12113
WON, 30Jul22 2L, 1.5L Rosehill (LR) Atc Found.
Winter Challenge 1500m 53 (J Van Overmeire
8) 10, Lim 53, 1:30.80 (Last 600m 35.85, Last
200m 12.32), Soft(7), Toomuchtobear 53 2, Gold
Trip 61 3, Oscar Zulu 53 4, Btg $3.00, $2.60 (fav).
led throughout.
3RD, 18Aug22 1/2 nck, 1L Hawkesbury (LR)
Pioneer Services Rowley Mile 1600m 57.5
(T Clark 9) 10, Lim 54, 1:35.52 (Last 600m
33.42), Good(4), Skyman 57.5 1, Oscar Zulu 57
2, Lightning Jack 56.5 4, Btg $1.80, $1.65, $1.70
(fav). led to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with sht nk 2nd Mr
Mozart 1100m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 1. Freshened. Strong performer. On
pace but outgunned late at short odds at
Hawkesbury last time out. Genuine wet
tracker. Rates highly.

5. LAURE ME IN (8) 54.5

b/br g 8 Ad Valorem (US) — Laurelling (US)
(David Pfieffer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$679,125
47
8
11
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
47
—
31
14
2
—
Wins
—
7
1
—
—
2nds
—
9
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1550 (1) 1600 (3) 1800 (1)
1850 (1) 2000 (1)
1st UP: 9:1-2-0
2nd UP: 8:3-2-0
3rd UP: 7:0-1-0
4th UP: 6:2-1-0
WIN: 17%
PLACE: 40.4%
RTG: 95
LAST 15 STARTS: 1952159s00s0057
5TH, 18Aug22 3.7L Hawkesbury (LR) Pioneer
Services Rowley Mile 1600m 58.5 (Ms R King 2)
10, Lim 54, 1:35.52 (Last 600m 33.42), Good(4),
Skyman 57.5 1, Oscar Zulu 57 2, Cross Talk 57.5 3,
Btg $26.00, $51.00 5th throughout.
7TH, 27Aug22 3.5L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
58 (Ms R King 6) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.67), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Purple Sector 57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Btg $16.00,
$41.00 6th settling, 7th turn.
Wasn’t all that far away at Rosehill at
latest. Handles the wet. Knockout chance.

6. CHARACTER (5) 54

br g 4 Teofilo (IR) — Monogram (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$483,290
18
4
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
5
6
6
1
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
1
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-1
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (2) 1850 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 44.4%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 241428s131010s7
10TH, 14May22 22L Eagle Farm (G 3)
Drinkwise Rough Habit Plate 2143m 57 (J Mc
Donald 4) 14, Set weights, 2:17.86 (Last 600m
38.37), Heavy(8), Dark Destroyer 57 1, Paternal
57 2, Menazzi 57 3, Btg $2.80, $3.50 (fav). 7th to
1200m, 9th 800m, 8th turn. Failed to handle
going.
--- SPELL ---

LAST, 03Sep22 15.3L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 57.5 (S Clipperton 4) 7,
Set wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 14.38), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Icebath 53
2, Nimalee 56 3, Btg $31.00, $41.00 6th settling,
5th turn.
Class drop helps. Will only be fitter.
Proven in wet. Back to provincial level. In
the mix.

7. LUNCIES (2) 54

gr g 6 Iffraaj (GB) — Under The Rainbow (GB)
(K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$391,504
19
5
3
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
19
1
2
12
4
—
Wins
—
1
4
—
—
2nds
—
—
2
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1609 (1) 1800 (1) 2012 (1) 2213 (1)
2414 (1)
1st UP: 6:2-0-0
2nd UP: 4:2-1-0
3rd UP: 3:0-0-0
4th UP: 3:1-0-1
WIN: 26.3%
PLACE: 47.4%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s57482s529302s
10TH, 09Apr22 13.8L Randwick (G 1) Sydney
Cup 3200m 50 (R Dolan 14) 19, Lim 50, 3:32.29
(Last 600m 38.70, Last 200m 14.34), Heavy(10),
Knights Order 51.5 1, Sheraz 51 2, Daqiansweet
Junior 51.5 3, Btg $9.00, $10.00 14th settling,
15th 1200m, 13th 800m, 10th turn. Checked
early stages.
--- FRESHENED --2ND, 14May22 0.8L, 2.3L Flemington (LR)
Lexus Andrew Ramsden 2800m 58.5 (C
Williams 11) 12, Set weights, 2:59.10 (Last 600m
38.18, Last 200m 13.38), Soft(5), Point Nepean
58 1, Through Irish Eyes 58 3, Warning 58.5 4,
Btg $6.00, $4.80 2nd to 1200m, 4th 800m, 3rd
turn.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 7-1/4 len 7th Dimaggio 1000m
Wyong barrier trial Good(4) Aug 10.
Resuming. Faces stronger opposition now.
Appears tested.

8. THE FRONTMAN (1) 54

b g 5 Makfi (GB) — Imposingly (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$228,580
17
3
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
3
7
7
—
Wins
—
—
1
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
1
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:2-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-0-0
3rd UP: 3:0-1-1
4th UP: 3:1-1-1
WIN: 17.6%
PLACE: 41.2%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s18316s400275s
7TH, 11Jun22 7.9L Randwick Open 1600m 57
(C Schofield 1) 11, Lim 52, 1:36.96 (Last 600m
35.88, Last 200m 12.72), Good(4), Cliff’s Art 51 1,
Bethencourt 54 2, Oscar Zulu 56.5 3, Btg $16.00,
$15.00, $17.00 5th to 800m, 6th turn.
5TH, 18Jun22 3.7L Rosehill (LR) Drinkwise
W. J. McKell Cup 2000m 54.5 (J Collett 7) 8,
Lim 53, 2:02.87 (Last 600m 34.95, Last 200m
12.19), Good(4), Skyman 53 1, Dr Drill 58 2, Welsh
Legend 53 3, Btg $21.00, $17.00 3rd to 1200m,
4th to turn.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 15-1/2 len 8th O’President
900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
First-up. Tougher now. Looks tested here.

9. OLD FLAME (12) 54

b/br h 5 Invincible Spirit (IR) — Lilyfire (US) (P &
P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$191,543
8
4
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
2
4
1
1
Wins
—
1
2
—
1
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (2) 1408 (2)
1st UP: 3:2-0-0
2nd UP: 2:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 91
LAST 15 STARTS: 4114s123s1
3RD, 07May22 lng nck, 1.5L Gosford (Metro) 3
and 4yo Open 1600m 54 (S Clipperton 1) 13, Lim
52, 1:39.31 (Last 600m 34.02, Last 200m 11.86),
Soft(7), Rustic Steel 52 1, O’President 54 2, Our
Playboy 60 4, Btg $8.50, $9.00, $8.50 4th to
800m, 3rd turn.
--- SPELL --WON, 27Aug22 hd, 1L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
54 (S Clipperton 4) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.56), Soft(6), Purple Sector
57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Arctic Thunder 54 4, Btg
$3.80, $4.00, $3.50 3rd settling, 5th 800m, 3rd
turn. Raced wide without cover.
Talented horse. Timed run well to score
at Rosehill first-up. Strips fitter. Has form in
wet. Major player.

10. WILD CHAP (7) 54

ch g 6 Toronado (IR) — Pipkin (B M Lazzarini)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$241,615
33
5
9
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
33
—
15
7
11
—
Wins
—
1
1
3
—
2nds
—
3
2
4
—
3rds
—
—
—
2
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 3:0-1-0
Won over: 1350 (1) 1550 (3) 1580 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-1
2nd UP: 4:0-1-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 3:0-3-0
WIN: 15.2%
PLACE: 48.5%
RTG: 79
LAST 15 STARTS: 40s592211003142
4TH, 19Aug22 1.3L Murwillumbah Open
1550m 61 (D Peisley 6) 12, Lim 55, 1:32.70 (Last
600m 35.49), Good(3), Impasse 61 1, Badoosh
58 2, Giannis 63 3, Btg $21.00, $31.00 2nd to
1200m, 4th to turn. Held up near 400m.
2ND, 03Sep22 sht hd, 1/2 nck Randwick
Bm94 1600m 51 (R Jones 3) 11, Lim 52, 1:43.47
(Last 600m 38.79, Last 200m 13.28), Heavy(10),
Kiss The Bride 54 1, Alcyone 55.5 3, Wicklow 54.5
4, Btg $10.00, $11.00, $10.00 2nd to 1200m, 3rd
800m, 5th turn. Tightened for room.
Up in class. Can’t have.

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11. AIR TO AIR (4) 54

b m 6 Smart Missile — Honor Net (NZ) Sam
Kavanagh
SCRATCHED

12. SUPER (11) 54

ch g 7 Snitzel — Good Weekend (M S Minervini)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$192,425
37
5
3
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
37
—
22
14
1
—
Wins
—
5
—
—
—
2nds
—
3
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
DIST: 4:1-1-0
TRACK: 11:4-0-1
Won over: 1400 (2) 1500 (1) 1600 (2)
1st UP: 7:0-0-0
2nd UP: 6:0-0-0
3rd UP: 6:1-1-0
4th UP: 5:0-1-1
WIN: 13.5%
PLACE: 27%
RTG: 61
LAST 15 STARTS: 59890s48080s504
LAST, 20Aug22 6.6L Randwick Bm78 1200m
52.5 (T Schiller 9) 11, Lim 52, 1:11.08 (Last 600m
34.80, Last 200m 12.18), Soft(5), Pizarro 58
1, Arbitration 53.5 2, Larkspur Run 56.5 3, Btg
$51.00, $61.00 8th to turn.
4TH, 27Aug22 1.6L Rosehill Bm72 1300m
53 (T Schiller 13) 13, Lim 52, 1:18.63 (Last 600m
35.86, Last 200m 11.83), Soft(6), Noble Soldier
61 1, Nictock 56.5 2, Eye See Things 55.5 3, Btg
$26.00, $21.00 9th to 800m, 8th turn.
Meeting stronger company. Has come up
with a horror draw. Not fancied.

2ND, 03Sep22 1.8L, 0.5L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 53 (K Mc Evoy 5) 7, Set
wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 12.42), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Nimalee 56
3, Profondo 58 4, Btg $5.50, $4.60 Last to turn.
Hit line intently from back of the field to
place at Randwick last start. Drops in grade.
Fitter for recent racing. Back to provincial
level. One of the major players.

4. WONDERFUL RIRI (7) 55

b m 7 Barbados — Tsarina Wonder (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$262,390
23
7
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
23
—
11
8
4
—
Wins
—
3
2
2
—
2nds
—
—
2
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 5:1-1-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1340 (1) 1350 (2)
1400 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 7:2-0-0
2nd UP: 5:0-1-1
3rd UP: 4:4-0-0
4th UP: 3:0-1-0
WIN: 30.4%
PLACE: 43.5%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: s4s12125s601s60
6TH, 13Aug22 4.5L Rosehill Bm88 1200m
58 (N Rawiller 7) 7, Lim 54, 1:11.47 (Last 600m
34.59, Last 200m 11.80), Soft(6), Conscript 54 1,
Munitions 56 2, Katalin 57 3, Btg $16.00, $17.00
Last to turn.
12TH, 02Sep22 4.4L Wyong (LR) Wyong
Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 56 (B
Thompson 5) 16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03 (Last
600m 34.81), Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Katalin 56 2,
Larkspur Run 55 3, Btg $26.00, $31.00 9th to
turn. Eased near 200m.
Went to line only fairly in weaker event at
Wyong last outing. Rising in grade. Unlikely
to trouble some of these.

5. KATALIN (13) 55

RACE 8
F&M SW+P Group 3
5.20 (1400m)
1. MIRRA VISION (6) 57

br m 6 Lonhro — Mirrasalo (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$597,465
24
7
3
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
24
—
10
10
4
—
Wins
—
2
5
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
DIST: 11:2-1-0
TRACK: 3:1-1-0
Won over: 1200 (3) 1250 (1) 1400 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 5:3-0-0
2nd UP: 5:1-0-0
3rd UP: 4:1-2-0
4th UP: 4:0-0-0
WIN: 29.2%
PLACE: 41.7%
RTG: 99
LAST 15 STARTS: 14141216s56268s
6TH, 28Mar22 3.4L Newcastle (Metro) (G 2)
Canadian Club Emancipation Stk 1500m 55 (S
Clipperton 2) 9, Set wts with pen, 1:32.07 (Last
600m 34.56, Last 200m 12.02), Soft(7), Promise
Of Success 54 1, Kiku 55 2, Vangelic 56 3, Btg
$10.00, $11.00, $10.00 4th settling, 3rd 800m,
4th turn. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- LET-UP --8TH, 14May22 4L Scone (Metro) (G 3)
Arrowfield Dark Jewel Classic 1400m 59 (J Parr
3) 16, Lim 53, 1:22.69 (Last 600m 35.28, Last
200m 12.40), Soft(7), Bring The Ransom 54 1,
Wandabaa 59 2, Never Talk 54.5 including 0.5
over 3, Btg $13.00, $12.00 5th to turn.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 1-3/4 len 4th Shadow
Devil 1100m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 1. Resuming. Comes to hand quickly.
Gets through rain affected ground. Back to
provincial level. Can figure here.

2. MORE PROPHETS (2) 56

b m 6 Smart Missile — Set To Skelter (John
Thompson)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$334,330
22
5
3
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
22
—
11
11
—
—
Wins
—
4
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
2
—
—
3rds
—
3
1
—
—
DIST: 8:2-1-1
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1350 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 5:1-0-2
2nd UP: 5:0-0-2
3rd UP: 4:0-2-0
4th UP: 3:2-0-0
WIN: 22.7%
PLACE: 54.5%
RTG: 91
LAST 15 STARTS: 56611920s998s86
8TH, 20Aug22 4.8L Randwick (G 3) Toy Show
Qlty 1100m 54 (R Bayliss 9) 11, Lim 53, 1:03.98
(Last 600m 33.81, Last 200m 11.38), Soft(5),
Zapateo 53 1, Jamaea 55 2, Sky Command 53 3,
Btg $31.00 Last to turn. Began awkwardly.
6TH, 02Sep22 2.6L Wyong (LR) Wyong
Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 57 (R Bayliss 7)
16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03 (Last 600m 34.81),
Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Katalin 56 2, Larkspur Run 55
3, Btg $13.00, $21.00 15th settling, Last turn.
Began awkwardly. Held up near turn.
Fair effort without threatening at Wyong
at latest. Generally gets back in races. Place
appeal only.

3. ICEBATH (3) 55

br m 6 Sacred Falls (NZ) — Fabulist (NZ) (Brad
Widdup)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$4,315,590
34
4
8
7
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
34
—
19
6
9
—
Wins
—
2
1
1
—
2nds
—
3
2
3
—
3rds
—
2
2
3
—
DIST: 11:2-3-2
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1150 (1) 1400 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 8:1-2-2
2nd UP: 7:1-1-1
3rd UP: 6:0-1-0
4th UP: 5:0-1-1
WIN: 11.8%
PLACE: 55.9%
RTG: 108
LAST 15 STARTS: 54912s649333s72
7TH, 20Aug22 3.4L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 57 (K Mc Evoy 7) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m
11.46), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2,
Profondo 58.5 3, Btg $31.00, $26.00 8th to
800m, 6th turn.
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b m 6 Medaglia D’Oro (US) — Kanzan (James
Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$271,440
13
5
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
6
5
2
—
Wins
—
4
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 4:2-0-0
Won over: 1200 (2) 1300 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 4:3-0-1
2nd UP: 4:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 38.5%
PLACE: 61.5%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 150s15s15103s32
3RD, 13Aug22 sht hd, 0.5L Rosehill Bm88
1200m 57 (J Mc Donald 6) 7, Lim 54, 1:11.47
(Last 600m 34.59, Last 200m 11.44), Soft(6),
Conscript 54 1, Munitions 56 2, Dalchini 54 4, Btg
$2.90, $3.20, $3.00 5th to turn.
2ND, 02Sep22 lng hd, 0.8L Wyong (LR)
Wyong Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 56 (J
Mc Donald 16) 16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03 (Last
600m 34.81), Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Larkspur Run 55
3, Dalchini 55 4, Btg $3.50, $2.80 (fav). 5th to
turn. Raced wide without cover.
Consistent mare. Closed intently to just
miss at Wyong last time out. Fitter for two
runs back. Proven performer over this trip.
Can play a role.

6. LE VILLI (4) 55

b m 4 Puccini (NZ) — Mapperley Magic (NZ) (K
A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$116,693
8
2
—
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
2
5
1
—
Wins
—
—
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 1:0-0-1
2nd UP: 1:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 85
LAST 15 STARTS: 31156753s
5TH, 28May22 1.4L Eagle Farm (G 2) ANZ
Bloodstock News The Roses 2100m 56.5 (J
Bowman 8) 14, Set weights, 2:11.40 (Last 600m
34.96), Good(4), Barb Raider 56.5 1, Belle Savoir
56.5 2, Smirk 56.5 3, Btg $11.00, $9.00 11th to
800m, 10th turn.
3RD, 04Jun22 1L, 0.5L Eagle Farm (G 1)
Queensland Oaks 2200m 56.5 (T Clark 2) 18, Set
weights, 2:16.28 (Last 600m 37.01), Good(4),
Gypsy Goddess 56.5 1, Barb Raider 56.5 2, Smirk
56.5 4, Btg $17.00, $15.00 9th to 800m, 4th turn.
Rider lost whip.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 4-3/4 len 6th Surf
Dancer 1000m Gosford barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. First-up. Placed in Mdn company
at New Plymouth Raceway first-up last
campaign. Easier here. Back to provincial
level. In the mix.

7. SUR LA MER (12) 55

b m 5 Nicconi — Clearwater Bay (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$275,780
18
5
6
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
9
6
3
—
Wins
—
2
2
1
—
2nds
—
3
1
2
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:2-1-0
DIST: 4:1-2-0
Won over: 1250 (2) 1300 (2) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-2-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-1
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 3:0-2-0
WIN: 27.8%
PLACE: 66.7%
RTG: 83
LAST 15 STARTS: 13427284s211215
WON, 30Jul22 3L, 0.8L Rosehill 4yo and UP
Bm78 1300m 58 (J Bowman 1) 12, Lim 54, 1:18.81
(Last 600m 35.99, Last 200m 12.14), Soft(7),
Tawfiq Lass 56.5 2, Marnix 59.5 3, Titanium
Power 62.5 4, Btg $3.80, $3.20 (fav). 6th to
800m, 5th turn.
--- FRESHENED --5TH, 02Sep22 1.6L Wyong (LR) Wyong
Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 55 (W Pike 6)
16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03 (Last 600m 34.81),
Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Katalin 56 2, Larkspur Run 55
3, Btg $5.00, $5.50 6th to 800m, 7th turn.
Gave a good sight at Wyong at latest.
Strong wet stats. Has claims.

8. SHIHONKA (14) 55

ch m 4 Capitalist — Stroak (G Waterhouse & A
Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$255,615
12
3
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
6
1
5
—
Wins
—
3
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 3:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1350 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-1
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 78
LAST 15 STARTS: 23s101126946s8
6TH, 09Apr22 6.9L Randwick (LR) South
Pacific 1400m 54 (T Clark 8) 10, Lim 54, 1:28.25
(Last 600m 37.60, Last 200m 13.72), Heavy(10),
Vilana 54 1, Loch Eagle 54 2, Bend The Knee 55
3, Btg $10.00, $13.00 9th settling, 8th turn. Poor
recovery.
--- SPELL --8TH, 03Sep22 4.7L Randwick 4yo and UP ,
Mares Bm78 1100m 60 (T Clark 9) 14, Lim 52,
1:07.15 (Last 600m 37.10, Last 200m 13.44),
Heavy(9), Sneaky Paige 56 1, Jal Lei 59 2, Miss
Jay Fox 57.5 3, Btg $11.00, $10.00, $11.00 8th
settling, 7th turn.
Average effort in the wet in weaker grade
at Randwick first-up. Fitter. Drawn poorly.
Place.

9. HOPE IN YOUR HEART (10) 55

b m 4 Dundeel (NZ) — Hayaat (K J Parker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$190,350
15
3
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
5
7
3
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 7:1-0-2
Won over: 1200 (1) 1400 (1) 1500 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-0-1
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 75
LAST 15 STARTS: 4s141s336270s81
8TH, 13Aug22 5.1L Rosehill , F&M’s Bm78
1400m 56.5 (T Clark 4) 9, Lim 52, 1:24.91 (Last
600m 35.38, Last 200m 12.30), Soft(6), Riduna
55 1, Tawfiq Lass 59 2, Artie’s Aura 51 3, Btg
$15.00, $21.00, $17.00 7th settling, 6th turn.
Held up in straight.
WON, 27Aug22 0.5L, 2.3L Rosehill , F&M’s
Bm78 1500m 56.5 (T Clark 4) 6, Lim 52, 1:31.78
(Last 600m 36.18, Last 200m 12), Soft(6),
Frumos 57.5 2, Air To Air 56 including 1 over 3,
Mystic Mermaid 54 4, Btg $7.00, $8.00, $7.50
4th to 800m, 5th turn.
Impressive win at Rosehill last start. Place
claims.

10. KEDAH (8) 55

b m 7 Per Incanto (US) — Malaya (NZ) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$222,655
36
7
4
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
36
—
24
10
2
—
Wins
—
5
2
—
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
3
—
1
—
TRACK: 3:2-1-0
DIST: 6:1-0-0
Won over: 900 (1) 1000 (1) 1200 (2) 1400 (1)
1590 (1) 1660 (1)
1st UP: 7:2-0-0
2nd UP: 5:1-1-0
3rd UP: 5:2-0-0
4th UP: 5:0-0-2
WIN: 19.4%
PLACE: 41.7%
RTG: 74
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s40437s62100s5
10TH, 12Feb22 5.5L Doomben Open 1630m
54.5 including 0.5 over (A Mallyon 1) 12, Lim 54,
1:40.32 (Last 600m 34.84), Soft(5), Profit 57 1,
Sea Raider 57 2, Sir Barnabus 56 3, Btg $8.00,
$6.00, $6.50 6th to 1200m, 5th 800m, 7th turn.
Lame.
--- SPELL --5TH, 31Aug22 5.4L Warwick Farm , F&M’s
Bm72 1300m 59.5 (D Gibbons 1) 7, Lim 54,
1:17.08 (Last 600m 34.58), Soft(5), Roots 60.5
1, Twilight Affair 58 2, Miss Hellfire 57 3, Btg
$26.00, $31.00 5th to 800m, 6th turn. Slowly
away.
Just battled home in easier class at
Warwick Farm first-up. Goes to another
level. Prefer others.

11. RIDUNA (11) 55

b m 4 Fastnet Rock — Alderney (G Waterhouse
& A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$184,830
13
3
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
3
7
3
—
Wins
—
—
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 7:2-2-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 3:0-1-2
2nd UP: 3:2-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 23.1%
PLACE: 53.8%
RTG: 74
LAST 15 STARTS: 35s314847s21210
WON, 13Aug22 3.3L, lng nck Rosehill , F&M’s
Bm78 1400m 55 (Ms R King 6) 9, Lim 52, 1:24.91
(Last 600m 35.38, Last 200m 12.30), Soft(6),
Tawfiq Lass 59 2, Artie’s Aura 51 3, Pandora Blue
58.5 4, Btg $5.50, $6.00 led throughout. Rider
lost whip.
15TH, 02Sep22 6L Wyong (LR) Wyong
Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 55 (Ms R King
12) 16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03 (Last 600m
34.81), Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Katalin 56 2, Larkspur
Run 55 3, Btg $16.00, $17.00, $16.00 2nd to
800m, 4th turn.
Suited over this distance. Loves the wet.
Place preferred.

12. DARALINA BELLE (15) 55

b m 5 Deep Field — Zvezdy (Matthew Smith)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$123,140
12
4
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
3
7
2
—
Wins
—
1
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—

TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 3:2-1-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1300 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-0-1
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 58.3%
RTG: 73
LAST 15 STARTS: 11128s4331640
4TH, 20Aug22 1.5L Doomben F&M’s Bm75
1200m 59.5 (J Orman 2) 9, Lim 54, 1:10.52 (Last
600m 34.15), Good(4), Miss Divine Em 59 1, Just
Field 55 2, Ingear 59 3, Btg $2.50, $2.35, $2.50
(fav). 5th to turn.
14TH, 10Sep22 8.3L Rosehill Bm72 1200m
55.5 (D Gibbons 1) 16, Lim 53, 1:10.37 (Last 600m
35.34, Last 200m 12.76), Soft(5), Kipsbay 57.5 1,
Concocted 57.5 2, Cecilia 56.5 3, Btg $4.60, $5.50
12th to 800m, 9th turn. Slowly away. Checked
near 100m.
Was safely held at Rosehill last outing.
Rises in class. Badly drawn. Others with
more appeal.

13. AIR TO AIR (9) 55

b m 6 Smart Missile — Honor Net (NZ) (Sam
Kavanagh)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$199,055
26
2
2
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
26
—
12
8
6
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 7:0-0-1
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-1-0
2nd UP: 5:0-0-0
3rd UP: 5:2-0-1
4th UP: 5:0-0-2
WIN: 7.7%
PLACE: 26.9%
RTG: 68
LAST 15 STARTS: 388s476775s0513
WON, 06Aug22 2L, 2.8L Newcastle F&M’s
Bm64 1300m 60.5 (J Van Overmeire 9) 11,
Lim 56.5, 1:20.84 (Last 600m 37.65), Soft(7),
Whispering Cate 57.5 2, The Crimson Idol 59
3, She’s Independent 57.5 4, Btg $3.00, $3.20,
$2.50 (fav). 10th to 800m, 5th turn. Blew start
(6L). Ordered to trial.

3RD, 27Aug22 0.5L, 2.3L Rosehill , F&M’s
Bm78 1500m 56 including 1 over (N Rawiller 3)
6, Lim 52, 1:31.78 (Last 600m 36.18, Last 200m
12.64), Soft(6), Hope In Your Heart 56.5 1,
Frumos 57.5 2, Mystic Mermaid 54 4, Btg $7.50,
$8.50, $7.00 Last settling, 5th 800m, 3rd turn.
Broke poorly (3L).
Ridden patiently and closed willingly
to fill the minors at Rosehill last time out.
Effective wet. Keep safe.

14. MOON OVER ALICE (1) 55

b m 4 Your Song — Calaluna (J A Sprague)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$66,475
16
3
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
16
—
6
8
2
—
Wins
—
—
2
1
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1140 (1) 1200 (1) 1223 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 18.8%

PLACE: 37.5%

RTG: 58

LAST 15 STARTS: 10s757616L47312
WON, 19Jun22 1.8L, 2.8L Mt Gambier Cls 2
1223m 57 (N Farley 7) 7, Lim 54, 1:15.67 , Soft(6),
Last Dream 54 2, Oamaru Poppy 55.5 3, Craiglea
Blizzard 57 4, Btg $4.00, $3.20 (fav). Last to
800m, 3rd turn.
2ND, 06Jul22 hd, 0.5L Mt Gambier Bm68
1203m 55.5 (N Farley 2) 6, Lim 54, 1:14.41 ,
Soft(7), Unlimited Ability 56 1, Melissa Kate 54
3, The Fire Trap 57.5 4, Btg $5.00, $4.60 3rd to
800m, 2nd turn.
--- LET-UP --Back from a let-up. Formerly with Daniel
Bowman. Stiffer challenge here. Cannot
entertain.

15. WHISPERING CATE (5) 55

ch m 4 Star Turn — Chuchoter (NZ) (Cheryl
Roberts)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$61,925
19
2
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
19
—
5
11
3
—
Wins
—
1
—
1
—
2nds
—
1
3
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-1-0
DIST: 2:0-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1280 (1)
1st UP: 2:0-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 10.5%

PLACE: 36.8%

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responsibility for any errors. Readers are
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NEWCASTLE RACES Saturday

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 6 & 8
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
TRACK: Soft (7) RAIL: Out 3m
RACE 1 Allied Moving

RACE 2 Red Funnel Midway

RACE 5 Reward Hospitality-Unox

60 $4.00
60 15.00
59 21.00
58.5 *3.00
58
5.00
58
9.00
57 18.00
55.5 15.00
55.5 51.00
55 101.00
55
7.50

900m 1.10 EQ2

$45,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Maiden SW.
Apprentices can claim.

RACE 3 Tassell Financial Plan. 900m 1.45 EQ3
$45,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Benchmark 64.
Apprentices can claim.

59
59
58.5
58
57
57
56.5
56.5
56.5
55.5
55
55
55

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

3 GRAND CRUSADER 8
M Bell
327s SOLVERE 10
G Schofield
453s ATLANTIC OCEAN Ⓑ 18 K Jennings
0s COSMIC IMAGE Ⓑ 9
B Spriggs
7 CUT ON A DIME Ⓑ 7
GOLD WITNESS Ⓑ 20
J Van Overmeire
4 KING’S STAR Ⓑ b 5
K S Latham
LUDO (NZ) 12
SCRATCHED
6 MOTION LEGEND Ⓑ 19 SCRATCHED
4s OSTERBERG h 11
K Nestor
36s6 SHALATIN Ⓑ 3
R Hutchings
24 TIME TO BOOGIE Ⓑ b 4 Ms A Collett
TIRITIRI (NZ) 16
J Penza
0s0s ZAMBEZI RIVER Ⓑ b 1 L Magorrian
Emergencies
15 36s5 TYCOON CHARGER 15
B Spriggs
16 3587 MEERUT h 2
17 030s SONIC HOLLOW 17
18
9s LEICA STORM Ⓑ 14
19 7s97 IKNOWASTAR Ⓑ 13
A Gibbons
20
5 FAR HORIZONS Ⓑ 6
J Searle (a3)
TIRITIRI 1, Shalatin 2, Solvere 3, Leica Storm 4.

RACE 6 Ladies Day Cup

1
9 PRINCE PILGRIM h 9
Ms L Day
59 34.00
2 56s8 ROCKBARTON PAT bh 3 K Nestor
59
9.00
3 05s8 SUPER FREDS h 1
G Buckley
59 15.00
4 04 ANGEL SHE AIN’T h 11
Ms M Weir
57 13.00
5
FLYING CIRCUS 5
M Bell
57 *3.00
6 6382 SHOO SHOO SHOO 6
Ms R Freeman
57
4.00
7 6479 UCONIC 7
P Scorse (a2)
57 34.00
EXTREME MERGER Ⓑ h 4 J Van Overmeire
56.5 7.50
8
56.5 21.00
9 9s47 RUSSIAN ASSASSIN Ⓑ b 8 Ms J Taylor
55
5.00
10 6465 ALL I CARE ABOUT Ⓑ h 10 K S Latham
11
CIENNA Ⓑ h 2
J Penza
55 51.00
SHOO SHOO SHOO 1, Extreme Merger 2, Rockbarton Pat 3, Cienna 4.

RACE 4 PFD Foodservices

1200m 3.00 Q1

$40,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. C,H&Gs Maiden SW.
Apprentices can claim.

2300m 12.35 EQ1

1 1s17 DON’T DOUBT KATIE wh 13 Ms G Mc Donnell (a3)
2 6530 OMAR dwh 5
J Innes Jnr
3 424s I’LL TELL YOU NOW dwbn 12 Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
4 169s I AM BRAZEN w 1
K S Latham
5 7133 NO STATEMENT w 4
J Searle (a3)
6 0284 THE NEON KNIGHT cw 9 J Van Overmeire
7 7s06 ISORICH wn 6
G Buckley
8 645s PREFER TO BE READY (NZ) wh 2 K Jennings
9 021 PROCRASTINATOR Ⓑ cw 11 G Schofield
10 6272 CITROUILLE cwh 8
Ms M Weir
11 3178 NOMORETAWQ w 3
J Penza
12 s46s SKYE BANNER 10
B Spriggs
13 5607 NICKA NARCELLS h 7
Ms J Taylor
PROCRASTINATOR 1, The Neon Knight 2, I Am Brazen 3,
Don’t Doubt Katie 4.

Tips by Shayne O’Cass
TAB CODE: PR

• ON SKY RACING 1 & SKY THOROUGHBRED CENTRAL

$40,000. BOBS Extra Bonus available: $5,625. 3yo & up Benchmark 64.
Apprentices can claim.

1 3914 DENILIQUIN w 1
K S Latham
2 0286 DRAGON DREAM Ⓑ tw 5
3 6s57 BASTIDA (NZ) w 8
J Van Overmeire
4 s332 GALIFIANAKIS (IRE) 11 L Magorrian
5 3674 ON BAIL (NZ) w 3
R Hutchings
6 6711 ROCKAMO (NZ) wh 9
Ms M Weir
7 4134 OAKFIELD PINTO twb 4 Ms A Collett
8 5595 CRIME SPREE Ⓑ 10
M Bell
9 s085 SIR DIAMOND (NZ) w 7 G Buckley
10 s406 DE VALERA twn 2
Ms A Roper (a3)
11 5426 FRONT ROW TICKET b 6 J Penza
DENILIQUIN 1, Galifianakis 2, On Bail 3, Rockamo 4.

RTG: 56

LAST 15 STARTS: 270740121022349
4TH, 27Aug22 .5 L Rosehill Cls 2 1400m 54.5
(C Schofield 13) 16, Lim 54, 1:24.46 (Last 600m
35.86, Last 200m 12.20), Soft(5), Baledon 55.5
1, Rebel’s Edge 56 2, Zaru 56.5 3, Btg $13.00,
$15.00, $12.00 2nd to 800m, led turn. Laid in
in straight.
9TH, 06Sep22 5.8L Scone Bm58 1400m 58.5
(B Wheeler 8) 10, Lim 55, 1:25.21 (Last 600m
35.81), Soft(6), Adelsun 57 1, Sapello 56.5 2,
Shen Gui 59 3, Btg $2.80, $3.00, $2.90 (fav).
2nd settling, 4th 800m, 5th turn. Overraced
early stages. Struck interference near 200m.
Lacerations.
Faces stronger opposition now. Rank
outsider.

21.00
11.00
7.50
41.00
4.00
5.00
34.00
41.00
*3.00
9.00
41.00
21.00
51.00

1200m 2.20 EQ4

$40,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. F&M Maiden SW.
Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

632s CALIFORNIASILENCER b 2 R Hutchings
58 *4.00
39s4 MIDNIGHT OASIS 7
B Spriggs
58
9.00
BEACH PARTY 6
J Van Overmeire
55.5 31.00
222s BIRDONAWING Ⓑ 20
J Searle (a3)
55.5 7.50
Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
55.5 5.00
24 GAYLEBECK Ⓑ 9
LADY ASHLEY Ⓑ 13
Ms W Costin
55.5 11.00
LONG MEMORY (NZ) 10 A Gibbons
55.5 11.00
4s93 POWER PUFF Ⓑ 1
G Schofield
55.5 18.00
ROMAN SONG Ⓑ 16
SCRATCHED
55.5
—
0s43 SEIRYU Ⓑ b 17
M Bell
55.5 9.00
SHELLS GIRL h 3
G Buckley
55.5 18.00
STUDIO STAR 8
S Lisnyy
55.5 13.00
8s4s TRAGARA 12
K S Latham
55.5 13.00
WILLINGA KARISMA (NZ) h 18
55.5 21.00
Emergencies
15 0s24 ULTRA WHITE 15
J Penza
58 31.00
16 0s92 SH’BOURNE DE LAGO 11 Ms A Roper (a3)
58 101.00
17 6s46 BORROWED LUCK Ⓑ 19
55.5 51.00
18 7s05 PRETTY SHAMROCK 14 Ms A Collett
55.5 18.00
19 778s IMPRESSIVE CHORUS 4
58 101.00
20
0 DORASKAYA Ⓑ 5
A Gibbons
55.5 101.00
TRAGARA 1, Midnight Oasis 2, Gaylebeck 3, Impressive Chorus 4.
Note: © 2022 Racing NSW (and other parties working with it). NSW
racing fields and form are subject to copyright which is owned by Racing NSW and other parties working with it.

59
59
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5
56.5

7.50
11.00
13.00
41.00
51.00
9.00
7.50
—
—
9.00
9.00
*6.00
13.00
26.00

59 34.00
59 21.00
59 41.00
56.5 15.00
56.5 101.00
56.5 101.00

1400m 3.40 DD1 Q2

$40,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Benchmark 68.
Apprentices can claim.

1 41s1 MYDEEL wh 8
K Nestor
2 0966 NITRIDE tdw 11
M Bell
3 115s TRAVELLING KATE (NZ) tw 7 J Van Overmeire
4 0026 HIT THE TARGET tcdw 9 K Jennings
5 0073 COMMANDER BELL tcw 1 P Scorse (a2)
6 s802 DIVA BELLA dw 6
7 5074 LA JOLIE FILLE dwh 5
Ms M Weir
8 10s8 VANDANGLE d 4
L Magorrian
9 178s ELLENMAC tcw 2
K S Latham
10 5477 GO GAZZA wh 10
A Gibbons
11 721s INSIDER TRADER tdw 3 Ms A Roper (a3)
12 0070 DEPARTING BULLET tdw 12 B Spriggs
NITRIDE 1, Travelling Kate 2, Hit The Target 3, Mydeel 4.

RACE 7 EPG Payroll & HR

61
60
59.5
59
58.5
58
57
57
56.5
56.5
55.5
55

7.50
15.00
9.00
41.00
15.00
5.00
13.00
18.00
4.20
34.00
*3.60
51.00

1500m 4.20 Q3

$40,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Benchmark 64.
Apprentices can claim.

1 90s4 MODERN MILLIE (GB) wh 9
63 26.00
2 0s60 MAN IN THE MIRROR Ⓑ 6 J Searle (a3)
61.5 41.00
3 13s6 ALWAYS ON SHOW (NZ) wh 5 Ms A Collett
61
11.00
4 s110 DIAMOND DIESEL twb 14 Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
61 15.00
5 1129 THE HIMALAYAS 10
K Jennings
60.5 13.00
6 s802 DIVA BELLA w 8
60
7.50
7 8231 HIGHLY AMBITIOUS twh 7 K Nestor
59
6.00
8 5s41 MARQUESS (NZ) w 2
J Van Overmeire
58.5 *5.00
9 s414 PRIZE DRAW t 1
K S Latham
56.5 7.50
10 0112 MEDIA MAN cdwh 4
A Gibbons
55.5 6.00
11 3462 SHE’S INDEPENDENT wh 11 J Penza
55
9.00
12 8239 SIAN t 12
55 18.00
13 2225 DREAM ECLIPSE w 13
Ms J Taylor
55
11.00
14 7972 CHARLIE’S LAW w 15
G Schofield
55 34.00
15 7386 CLASSY FELLA t 3
G Buckley
55 101.00
MARQUESS 1, Modern Millie 2, Highly Ambitious 3, Prize Draw 4.

RACE 8 Sage Painting

1250m 4.55 DD2 Q4

$40,000. BOBS Silver Bonus Available Up To $9625. Benchmark 64.
Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

s78s TROLL PENINSULA (USA) wh 20 SCRATCHED
63
—
3431 ALLUSIONIST w 6
Ms A Collett
61
6.00
156s FIVE CROWNS dwh 7
Zac Lloyd (a1.5)
61 18.00
115s CROSS THE RUBICON tw 1 J Van Overmeire
60.5 7.50
35s1 EYE PEA OH (NZ) w 5
R Hutchings
59.5 *4.00
9121 FOOLISH dw 3
S Lisnyy
58.5 13.00
2181 MISS KOJIKI dwh 10
J Penza
58.5 18.00
1850 NAY TO REMEMBER w 9
58.5 41.00
687s PRIVATE DETECTIVE wn 8 Ms A Roper (a3)
58.5 51.00
47s0 RETIRO 17
58.5 101.00
6802 STANDING BEAR dw 18 Ms W Costin
58.5 9.00
1715 VERZENAY dw 15
K Jennings
58.5 15.00
30s9 MADAM CHARM (NZ) wh 4 K Nestor
58 67.00
314s DIAMOND CITY w 2
J Searle (a3)
55 101.00
Emergencies
15
1 HAWAII FIVE OH Ⓑ w 19 K S Latham
56
5.00
16 4653 DAMAGED 14
58
9.00
17 310s YOUR TEMPTATION tw 12 Ms M Weir
58 34.00
18 862s WALKIN’TALKIN’ 16
58
9.00
19 78s3 AMICUS CURIAE w 13
K Jennings
57.5 21.00
20 3216 ROCKBARTON RUBY wbh 11
55 41.00
HAWAII FIVE OH 1, Eye Pea Oh 2, Damaged 3, Walkin’talkin’ 4.

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CANBERRA RACES today

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 6 & 8
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
TRACK: Heavy (8) RAIL: Out 3m

• ON SKY RACING 1 & SKY THOROUGHBRED CENTRAL
RACE 1 Watson Blinds

1000m12.40 EQ1

$22,000. Benchmark 60. Apprentices can claim.

1 3s24 EMMA’S GIFT cdwh 7
Ms A Roper (a2)
60.5
2 5623 CHALKLEY d 9
R Brewer
60
3 s315 SONG CYCLE dwh 10
Q Krogh
59.5
4 s244 ELISEO cdw 8
SCRATCHED
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5 314s DIAMOND CITY dw 5
Ms A Collett
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6 s144 YESTERDAY’S GONE cwh 6 D Budler (a)
7 0434 I IZ BRILLIANT dw 2
Ms R Freeman
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8 5849 NOSTRO RE dw 4
S Guymer
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9 97s1 REDHAIR’N’FRECKLES cwh 1 J Penza
10 9s6s LUCKY CHAMPION dwh 3 Ms T Martin (a3)
55
DIAMOND CITY 1, Emma’s Gift 2, Chalkley 3, Yesterday’s Gone 4.

$4.60
5.00
10.00
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12.00
17.00
14.00
7.50
61.00

RACE 2 Aussie Buggy Adventures 1000m 1.20 EQ2
$22,000. Maiden. Apprentices can claim.

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INVETERATE h 11
B Owen
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5.50
2 02s I’M NOT LEAVING h 9
D Budler (a)
58.5 *4.20
3 6s0 FU LUM h 10
Ms A Roper (a2)
57 101.00
4 7s20 CLYMENE bh 1
J Penza
56
4.40
5 6353 CHILEAN EXPRESS 12
55.5 10.00
6 3s38 LA MIA VIA h 2
A Adkins
55.5 5.00
7 s880 HARD GAME 8
M Heagney
55 41.00
Ms R Wedrat-Kroezen (a4) 55 34.00
8 088s MARKOVA h 7
9 80s6 PILIPINAS 5
Ms L Day
55 34.00
10 9s54 PROPHET TIME h 6
J Mallyon
55 13.00
11 00s6 TILLEY’S LOVE h 3
Q Krogh
55 51.00
12 733s WOODBRAID LAD 4
Ms R Haylock (a3) 55
5.50
PROPHET TIME 1, Woodbraid Lad 2, Clymene 3, I’m Not Leaving 4.

RACE 3 Pacific Facilities Maint. 1400m 1.55 EQ3
$22,000. Benchmark 60. Apprentices can claim.

1 46s4 THINK GLORY 10
Ms L Day
61
2 241s LUMBER DREAM 8
M Travers
60
3 s244 ELISEO tw 9
Q Yong (a1.5)
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4 777s SEE THE MASTER (IRE) w 1 N Heywood
5 5073 SQUIGGLES w 2
A Adkins
59
6 4184 BIG STEVE w 12
M Heagney
58.5
Ms R Wedrat-Kroezen (a4) 58.5
7 03s5 CASINO TIME twh 5
8 2s06 SIR FINN (NZ) dwh 4
Q Krogh
58
9 9580 ALPINE KING tc 6
J Searle (a)
57.5
10 8177 LADY OF FORTUNE dwh 7 B Owen
56.5
11 0044 REBELLIOUS MISS w 11 Ms A Roper (a2)
55
12 8s7s DOGFIGHT 3
J Penza
55
THINK GLORY 1, Lumber Dream 2, Eliseo 3, Rebellious Miss 4.

RACE 4 Brindabella

*3.70
6.00
5.50
41.00
5.50
6.00
19.00
17.00
19.00
34.00
11.00
26.00

2000m 2.35 EQ4

$22,000. Benchmark 65. Apprentices can claim.

1 8707 WICHITA WARRIOR twh 11 J Martin
2 6652 BET RED (NZ) tw 4
S Guymer
3 5415 BRAINZES w 13
Ms A Roper (a2)
4 0508 SONGBIRD SERENADE w 6 B Ward
5 4s73 STREET CRED cw 10
Ms A Mc Lucas (a)
6 7161 PRINCE OF TOKYO w 8 M Heagney
7 3285 SAINT HENRY dw 3
J Lyon
8 s406 DE VALERA wn 9
J Searle (a)
9 7s13 ESSENTIAL SKY (NZ) w 1 J Penza
10 2431 THE PRES twh 12
Ms T Martin (a3)
11 6251 SUCCESSFUL STAR cw 2 Ms W Costin
12 2252 TALIANO dw 5
Ms M Bourke (a2)
13 3628 THE BOOMERANG dw 7 A Layt
ESSENTIAL SKY 1, Successful Star 2, The Pres 3, Bet Red 4.

RACE 5 CE Construction Solutions

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23.00
13.00
10.00
34.00
16.00
8.00
23.00
18.00
*2.60
5.00
9.00
17.00
41.00

1300m 3.10 Q1

$22,000. Maiden SW. Apprentices can claim.

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55s2 ARCADIA POWER h 18
7266 DOWN TO EARTH 16
MR PAPERA 2
4640 SNAPPY JIM h 11
s578 SPOT ON READY 17
36s5 TYCOON CHARGER 14
2s6 AUTISSIER (NZ) b 9
6322 IN MY FEELINGS 3
24s6 MISS CAPELLA 4
56s AWESOME JOHN 12
5 FAR HORIZONS 7
222s BIRDONAWING 13
4 LOVEULIKEALOVESONG (NZ) 6
VICTORY SALUTE 15

RACE 1

12.40

SCRATCHED
Q Yong (a1.5)
A Adkins
B Spriggs
N Heywood
Ms L Day
Ms J Taylor
R Dolan
S Guymer
Ms A Collett
J Penza
J Searle (a)

(1000m)

1. EMMA’S GIFT (K R Dryden) 5m By Delago Deluxe - De Prima Ballerina (NZ) (21:3-4-5): Began
awkwardly, raced three wide when 3¾ len 4th of 7
(3) $3.70 56.0 Smuggler’s Bay 1000m Canberra Tab
Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. Right in this.
2. CHALKLEY (Mark De Montfort) 5g By Panzer
Division - Literary Girl (15:1-3-1): Disappointed for a
run near 600m when 2½ len, len 3rd of 6 (3) $5.50
59.5 Custo, Iron Hat 1000m Muswellbrook Hcp (C1)
Soft(5) Sept 1. Has claims.
3. SONG CYCLE (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 4g By Epaulette - Ancient Song (11:2-0-2): Safely held in 4¾ len
5th of 7 (2) $11.00 55.0 Smuggler’s Bay 1000m Canberra Tab Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. Can figure here.
4. ELISEO: SCRATCHED
5. DIAMOND CITY (Annabel Neasham) 3f By Ilovethiscity - Handcut (4:1-0-1): Began awkwardly, held up
in straight when 4¼ len 4th of 8 (4) $9.00 56.0 Bandi’s
Boy 1100m R’wick 2yo Hcp Heavy(10) April 23. Fitter
for 4¼ len 6th Mazu 1030m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. First-up. Has wet form. Rates highly.
6. YESTERDAY’S GONE (K R Dryden) 5m By Fighting Sun - Pillow Talk (8:2-1-0): Slowly away when 2¾
len 4th of 7 (2) $12.00 57.0 Shaddy 1300m Canberra
(Bm60) Soft(7) Sept 2. Handles the wet. Keep safe.
7. I IZ BRILLIANT (J W Van Duren) 5g By Zariz - Brilliant Crystal (12:2-0-1): No match when 6¼ len 4th
of 8 (7) $8.50 55.5 King Gutho 1200m Queanbeyan
Hcp (C2) Soft(5) Sept 5. Proven in wet. Place claims.
8. NOSTRO RE (Ms A Turner) 7g By Not A Single Doubt
- Card Queen (28:3-4-3): Weakened noticeably when 8
len last of 9 (9) $8.50 59.0 Cartography 1200m Nowra
(Bm58) Soft(7) Aug 21. Freshened. On pace but weakened right out of it at Nowra last start. No appeal.
9. REDHAIR’N’FRECKLES (N F Gardner) 4m By Nicconi - La Ventana (8:1-1-0): Resumed with ¾ len win of
11 (7) $6.00 55.0 Fox Valley, La Mia Via 1000m Canberra Mdn Heavy(10) Aug 19. Freshened. Place preferred.
10. LUCKY CHAMPION (J Rolfe) 7g By Champions Gallery (GB) - Lucky Valentine (35:3-1-4): On the speed 4½ len
6th of 11 (3) $61.00 55.0 Dalmatinka 1000m Queanbeyan
(Bm50) Good(3) Mar 19. Resuming. Appears tested.

RACE 2

1.20

(1000m)

1. INVETERATE (N J Olive) 4g By Deep Field Spectrum’s Image (0:0-0-0): First start. Prepared
for debut with 9½ len 5th Shelby Sixtysix 1000m
Wagga barrier trial Heavy(9) Aug 25. Trials: (1:0-00). Unplaced in only trial. Drawn poorly. Has home
track advantage. Monitor betting moves.
2. I’M NOT LEAVING (Rob Potter) 4g By Trust In A
Gust - Quadrella Girl (2:0-1-0): Rolled along in front
2¼ len 2nd of 9 (3) $31.00 58.5 How Do You Sleep
1200m Canberra Mdn Good(4) Mar 30. Strips fitter
for sht hd win Oakeys Choice, Liangelo 900m Nowra
barrier trial Soft(7) Aug 21. First-up. Consider.

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6.00
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6.00
10.00
8.00
8.00
21.00

Emergencies
15 8607 PRE EMINENT 8
59 101.00
16 s796 DUNGASSEN 1
Ms A Roper (a2)
57 41.00
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8 LOUIE’S LEGACY h 5
Q Krogh
59 51.00
18 s799 CAPITAL DREAM h 10
J Martin
59 51.00
BIRDONAWING 1, In My Feelings 2, Autissier 3, Far Horizons 4.

RACE 6 John McGrath Auto 1600m 3.45 DD1 Q2
$22,000. Class 1 SW. Apprentices can claim.

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49s9 CHAPEL EXPRESS w 8 M Heagney
59 41.00
6458 ENCYCLOPEDIA wh 5
B Owen
59 31.00
4388 NOBLE PRIVILEGE 4
59 41.00
9327 TIZ WAR BRO w 18
SCRATCHED
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Ms H Williams (a1.5) 59 23.00
5435 ZO PURRFECT w 6
9521 BURGUNDY GIRL twh 12 J Penza
57 12.00
5422 FLYING MIA twh 2
Q Krogh
57 13.00
7s25 FLYING WITNESS 13
S Guymer
57
*2.10
7875 CYLLARUS 15
Ms R Haylock (a3) 56.5 101.00
s532 HALLOWED SON b 14
R Dolan
56.5 3.80
s344 MY ROCK SINGA 10
56.5 34.00
4096 SENNAPROST 1
A Adkins
56.5 51.00
0764 ALPINE BRONZE 11
Ms J Taylor
55 18.00
35s7 ARMALITE 3
Ms A Collett
55
9.00
4 AUNT ROBERTA (NZ) 16 J Searle (a)
55 23.00
55
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95 LYONNAISE LUNCH (NZ) 17 SCRATCHED
Emergencies
17 8s06 RHYTHMO 7
59 151.00
18 7s70 MISS ANTWERP h 9
55 101.00
FLYING WITNESS 1, Hallowed Son 2, Burgundy Girl 3, Flying Mia 4.

RACE 7 TAB Federal

1.55

1200m 4.25

Q3

$34,000. Benchmark 70. Apprentices can claim.

1 256s ISLAND BAY BOY tcdw 13
2 8s77 ONSETTLING DOWN td 10 Ms Z Castellaz-Faico (a4)
3 s717 FREE STATE dw 9
Ms M Bourke (a2)
4 1s49 TEN BELLS dw 4
N Heywood
5 319s SUPER HELPFUL dwh 11 Q Krogh
6 3381 SMILER MARSHALL dw 5 J Lyon
7 5s42 EXOTIC DEEL ch 1
J Penza
8 39s6 ROMEO VELLA tdwh 8 J Mallyon
9 s230 SIFU tw 3
Ms J Taylor
10 23s2 ALLGEMEINE cwbh 6
B Owen
11 4012 ANNUAL tcw 7
Ms W Costin
12 5461 YOUNG HEART d 2
13 s798 WALDO WALDORF tdwh 12 Ms A Roper (a2)
ALLGEMEINE 1, Ten Bells 2, Exotic Deel 3, Annual 4.

63 14.00
62.5 126.00
61.5 13.00
60.5 6.00
60 9.00
58.5 12.00
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5.50
56.5 41.00
56.5 13.00
56 *2.80
55.5 10.00
55 18.00
55 151.00

RACE 8 Queanbeyan Concrete 1200m 5.05 DD2 Q4
$22,000. Class 1. Apprentices can claim.

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67s8 NEVER CARELESS t 16 SCRATCHED
59.5
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6.00
354s HOW DO YOU SLEEP ch 4 J Penza
59 12.00
9s37 MADAGASCAR MISS (NZ) dwn 3 J Martin
617s BON FRANKIE w 12
N Heywood
57.5 26.00
56.5 6.50
7273 NEWTOWN BRAVEHEART dw 11 B Owen
56 12.00
3536 MISS BARTY’S PARTY w 6 Ms J Taylor
1 SURFERS ROYALE cw 2 SCRATCHED
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Ms R Wedrat-Kroezen (a4) 55.5 19.00
327s GENJIRO h 9
587s MIXED UP GREY th 13
M Travers
55.5 26.00
621s SWEET HONESTY wh 19 B Ward
55.5 17.00
5107 BELLEISTIC KIDS wh 1
Ms T Martin (a3)
55 10.00
310s BANGALEE MIST 18
Ms M Bourke (a2) 55 10.00
55 12.00
768s LIGHT UP MY WORLD w 10 Ms A Roper (a2)
278s LADY TABLOID dwh 14
55 *4.80
876s IRISH DANCER wh 20
Q Krogh
55 16.00
7846 PANDERING wh 15
J Mallyon
55 23.00
Emergencies
17 38s0 HEY DUGEE 5
M Heagney
55 34.00
18 339s MARCEE w 7
55 31.00
19 2000 DOBROYDE w 17
55 151.00
20 5273 KITTY KARINE d 8
Ms R Freeman
55 81.00
HOW DO YOU SLEEP 1, Newtown Braveheart 2, Madagascar Miss 3,
Miss Barty’s Party 4.

3. FU LUM (D J Rolfe) 4g By All Too Hard - Fustaan
(2:0-0-0): First-up finished 33½ len last of 11 (1)
$91.00 58.0 Persevere 1300m Goulburn E&G Mdn
Soft(7) Sept 9. Showed pace but gave in easily at
Goulburn first-up. Can’t have.
4. CLYMENE (Matthew Dale) 4m By All Too Hard Afleet Esprit (4:0-1-1): Wide throughout when 11¼
len last of 12 (10) $4.00F 57.0 Ogrim 1100m Forbes
Mdn Soft(5) July 31. One of the major players.
5. CHILEAN EXPRESS (A L McRae) 4g By Duporth
- Vina Del Mar (8:0-1-2): Found the line intently for lg
nk, hd 3rd of 10 (4) $4.40 55.0 Silica Sand, Vivaliscious
1100m Gilgandra Mdn Hcp Soft(5) Sept 6. Finished solidly to place at Gilgandra last time out. Not out of this.
6. LA MIA VIA (K R Dryden) 4m By Your Song - Graphic
(6:0-1-2): Slowly away when 8¾ len 8th of 9 (8) $5.50
55.5 Heart Of Vancouver 1000m Canberra Mdn Plate
Soft(7) Sept 2. Fitter third-up. Drawn well. Each-way.
7. HARD GAME (M D Kelley) 4g By All Too Hard - Street
Games (8:0-0-0): Led them up for 9¾ len 10th of 14 (6)
$101.00 59.5 Hesitate 1732m Sale 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Aug
11. Freshened. Formerly with M E Templeton. Not fancied.
8. MARKOVA (N F Gardner) 5m By Eurozone - La
Ventana (4:0-0-0): Safely held in 6¾ len 8th of 11
(6) $21.00 53.0 Slickman 1010m Moruya Mdn Plate
Soft(6) May 22. Resuming. Cannot entertain.
9. PILIPINAS (R Cole) 5m By Wandjina - Bella Vedera (5:0-0-1): Took up a midfield position when
first-up 10¼ len 6th of 9 (2) $31.00 53.5 Sister Moon
1010m Moruya Mdn Heavy(8) July 1. Back from a
let-up. Previously trained by S B Hill. Rank outsider.
10. PROPHET TIME (G P Vella) 3f By Nostradamus
- Orange Time (3:0-0-0): Showed early speed in
3¼ len 4th of 11 (8) $16.00 55.0 Morezmo 1000m
Queanbeyan Mdn Soft(5) Sept 5. Getting fitter.
Among the dangers.
11. TILLEY’S LOVE (Matthew Kelley) 5m By Excelebration (IR) - Saxby (4:0-0-0): Eased near 600m
when 8½ len 6th of 9 (2) $31.00 57.0 Heart Of Vancouver 1000m Canberra Mdn Plate Soft(7) Sept 2.
Ordinary here first-up. Prefer others.
12. WOODBRAID LAD (Aaron Clarke) 4g By Xtravagant (NZ) - Appear (7:0-0-2): Gave all for dh, 1¼ len
3rd of 9 (1) $14.00 57.5 Song Cycle, Iconic Dame,
Tiff’s Finale 1012m Sapphire Coast Mdn Good(4) Dec
27. First-up. Gets in light. Good draw. In the mix.

RACE 3

RACE 4
Tips by Terry Clifton
TAB CODE: CR

(1400m)

1. THINK GLORY (C Maher & D Eustace) 5m By So
You Think (NZ) - Rekindled Glory (14:2-1-2): Keen
when 3 len 4th of 12 (3) $7.00 61.0 Desired 1200m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 30.
Ran home respectably at Ballarat Synthetic first-up.
Has had success second-up. Take beating.
2. LUMBER DREAM (R T Waters) 5g By Snitzel Lights Of Heaven (NZ) (12:2-3-2): Positioned midfield
when lg nk win of 12 (7) $6.50 55.0 Zounique, Reinvest
2000m Wagga (Bm66) Good(4) May 5. Resuming.
Meeting easier opposition here. Must be considered.

3. ELISEO (Fabio Martino) 5g By Your Song - Mercy’s
Choice (13:2-1-1): Prominent 1¾ len 4th of 14 (7)
$6.00 58.5 Unpredicted 1000m Muswellbrook
(Bm58) Soft(5) Aug 21. Freshened. Gave good account at Muswellbrook last time out. Up in distance
now. Has form in wet. Can play a role.
4. SEE THE MASTER (Catherine L Chapman) 9g By
Dutch Art (GB) - See Emily Play (IR) (37:4-4-3): No
match when 9½ len 7th of 10 (2) $9.00 61.0 Hasta
La Bullet 2000m Naracoorte (Bm58) Good(4) Mar
19 (2020). Had the benefit of 1½ len 4th Linden
Tree 1100m Gulargambone barrier trial Good(4) Aug
27. Resumes from long spell. Formerly with Grant
Young. No appeal.
5. SQUIGGLES (John Thompson) 4m By Shalaa
(IR) - Zigzag (10:2-1-1): Held up near turn when len,
½ len 3rd of 7 (1) $26.00 59.0 Shaddy, Allgemeine
1300m Canberra (Bm60) Soft(7) Sept 2. Ran on well
to place here at latest. Gets through rain affected
ground. Knockout chance.
6. BIG STEVE (Anita Walder) 5g By Delago Deluxe - Rosie’s Reward (22:3-4-3): Raced three wide
when 2¼ len 4th of 12 (10) $11.00 60.0 Pink Panther
1460m Queanbeyan E&G (Bm58) Soft(5) Sept 5.
Battled on fairly at Queanbeyan last start. Effective
wet. Can figure here.
7. CASINO TIME (G P Vella) 6g By Monaco Consul
(NZ) - Exciting Time (35:4-5-3): On return from break
finished 5¾ len 5th of 7 (6) $31.00 54.5 Shaddy 1300m
Canberra (Bm60) Soft(7) Sept 2. One for multiples.
8. SIR FINN (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 5g By Ferlax
(NZ) - Herculaneum (NZ) (25:4-3-2): Slowly away, raced
three wide when 9¾ len 6th of 7 (7) $20.00 59.0 Shaddy
1300m Canberra (Bm60) Soft(7) Sept 2. On pace but
weakened here last outing. Others with more appeal.
9. ALPINE KING (P J Facoory) 8g By Monashee Mountain (US) - Lady Beaufort (NZ) (52:6-4-6): Not flash in
5¾ len 11th of 12 (11) $31.00 59.5 Pink Panther 1460m
Queanbeyan E&G (Bm58) Soft(5) Sept 5. Veteran galloper. Prefer on top of the ground. Appears tested.
10. LADY OF FORTUNE (G G Kirkup) 5m By The
Factor (US) - Sweet Jaffa (24:3-2-1): Failed to fire
7¼ len 7th of 9 (3) $14.00 60.5 Unearthed 1460m
Queanbeyan F&M (Bm58) Soft(5) Sept 5. Couldn’t
show a turn of foot in similar class at Queanbeyan
last time out. Not keen.
11. REBELLIOUS MISS (Aaron Clarke) 6m By Rebel
Raider - Goodeheremanners (26:3-1-2): Took up a
midfield position when 4¼ len 4th of 9 (7) $4.60
54.0 Unearthed 1460m Queanbeyan F&M (Bm58)
Soft(5) Sept 5. Average effort in similar company
at Queanbeyan at latest. Nicely weighted. Genuine
wet tracker. Has claims.
12. DOGFIGHT (I B Finn) 4h By Choisir - Come Fly
With Me (4:0-0-1): Slowly away, lame 3/5 when 12¾
len 7th of 9 (4) $201.00 57.0 Sing A Love Song 1350m
Wyong Mdn Plate Soft(5) Feb 15. Prepared for this
with 4 len last Clemenceau 900m R’hill barrier trial
Good(4) Aug 23. First-up. Fresh stats don’t flatter.
Stiffer challenge here. Looking elsewhere.

2.35

(2000m)

1. WICHITA WARRIOR (K R Dryden) 6g By All Too
Hard - Panipique (22:4-1-1): Sound when 3½ len
7th of 13 (12) $20.00 57.0 Intuition 1600m Kembla
Grange (Bm64) Soft(5) Aug 27. Yet to place past
1600 metres. Can’t have.
2. BET RED (Pat Murphy) 7g By Redwood (GB) Keep Eve (NZ) (30:4-8-4): Tried hard but no match
for winner 2½ len 2nd of 8 (5) $5.50 60.0 The Pres
1600m Canberra (Bm65) Soft(7) Sept 2. Handy and
boxed on fairly to fill the minors here last outing.
Handles the wet. In the mix.
3. BRAINZES (Aaron Clarke) 5g By Bullet Train (GB)
- Stralara (14:3-3-0): Found rivals too strong 4¾ len
5th of 10 (4) $13.00 59.5 Rent A Rock 1600m Wagga
(Bm66) Heavy(9) Aug 25. Freshened. Just battled
home in similar grade at Wagga last time out. Place
hope.
4. SONGBIRD SERENADE (Richard Litt) 6m By
Fiorente (IR) - Songbird Lane (21:4-1-3): Fractious in
barriers when 8½ len 8th of 9 (1) $15.00 56.5 Kokoro
1600m Wyong (Bm64) Soft(5) Sept 2. Needs to improve. Looking to others.
5. STREET CRED (M J Smith) 7g By Poet’s Voice
(GB) - Street Spirit (38:5-3-5): Honest when 2½
len, 1½ len 3rd of 8 (3) $8.00 59.5 The Pres, Bet Red
1600m Canberra (Bm65) Soft(7) Sept 2. Close-up
and whacked away to place here at latest. Has had
success around this circuit. Proven in wet. Keep
safe.
6. PRINCE OF TOKYO (Ms M Hopkins) 4g By Sizzling - Senro Kisaki (9:2-0-0): Knuckled down well
to score len win of 12 (9) $8.50 59.0 Quest For Honor, Tintern Power 1700m Cowra Plate (C1) Heavy(10)
Aug 14. Freshened. Impressive win in the wet at
Cowra last start. Gets through rain affected ground.
One for exotics.
7. SAINT HENRY (R P Wellington) 7g By Zariz - Public Profile (45:4-7-8): Fair effort in 2½ len 5th of 10
(10) $9.00 59.5 Outlaw Ned 2000m Wangaratta
3yo+ Hcp (58) Heavy(10) Aug 20. Freshened. Wasn’t
all that far away in the wet at Wangaratta last outing.
Handles wet ground. Not out of this.
8. DE VALERA (Sara Ryan) 7g By Not A Single Doubt
- Quiet Maggy (US) (35:3-6-1): No match when 4¼
len 6th of 11 (9) $10.00 56.0 I Want One 1500m
Muswellbrook (Bm66) Soft(5) Sept 1. Generally gets
back in races. Place appeal only.
9. ESSENTIAL SKY (J G Sargent) 5m By Reliable
Man (GB) - Jupiter Moon (16:2-2-4): Held up near
turn when 2 len, 2½ len 3rd of 11 (10) $21.00 52.0
Navajo Peak, Microna 1800m R’wick 3yo+ MwayBm72 Heavy(9) Sept 3. Let down late from back of
the field to place at Randwick last time out. Down
in class. Strips fitter third-up. Excels on rain affected
tracks. Commands respect.
10. THE PRES (J Rolfe) 5g By All American - Satan’s
Dancer (28:3-4-4): Slowly away when 2½ len win of
8 (7) $4.40 52.5 Bet Red, Street Cred 1600m Canberra (Bm65) Soft(7) Sept 2. Reeled them in easily
to salute here at latest. Up in distance now. Noted
wet tracker. Consider.
11. SUCCESSFUL STAR (J M Austin) 4m By Stratum
Star - Kalia (8:2-1-0): Overraced early stages, held up
near turn when ½ len win of 9 (1) $3.40 57.0 Buff In
Disguise, Wild Buckeroo 2000m Canberra Plate (C1)
Soft(7) Sept 2. Quickened smartly to score here last
start. Has wet form. Each-way.
12. TALIANO (Ms M Russell) 7g By Equiano (FR)
- Written Glory (39:2-13-3): Tried hard when 2 len
2nd of 6 (5) $3.40 55.5 Shiny Rock 1600m Narrandera Hcp (C3) Soft(7) Aug 13. Freshened. Previously
trained by D P Blundell. Closed from well back to fill
the minors at Narrandera last outing. Effective wet.
Place.
13. THE BOOMERANG (Ms L Bundy) 7g By Sebring
- Marsawra (NZ) (46:3-3-6): Kept trying 2¼ len 8th
of 9 (4) $13.00 52.5 Rent A Rock 1650m Moruya
(Bm58) Soft(7) Sept 12. Faces stronger opposition
now. Others better.

RACE 5

3.10

(1300m)

1. ARCADIA POWER: SCRATCHED
2. DOWN TO EARTH (Ashlee Grives) 6g By So You
Think (NZ) - Face Of The Earth (12:0-1-2): Worked
to front when 6¼ len 6th of 9 (3) $51.00 59.0 Marquess 1400m Hawkesbury E&G Mdn Heavy(8) Sept
3. Looks tested here.
3. MR PAPERA (Fabio Martino) 4g By Winning
Rupert - Mae West (NZ) (0:0-0-0): First start.
Makes debut here after 2 len 4th Northuldra 800m
Hawkesbury barrier trial (Mdn) Good(4) Aug 22. Trials: (1:0-0-0). Out of the placings in only trial. Watch
betting.
4. SNAPPY JIM (N J Olive) 4g By Squamosa - Jesting (9:0-0-0): Eased near 100m when 6¼ len 11th of
14 (10) $15.00 59.5 Bombastic Boy 1400m Echuca
2yo+ Mdn Soft(7) July 29. Back from a let-up. Formerly with Ms D Chapman. Not likely.
5. SPOT ON READY (David Pfieffer) 4g By More
Than Ready (US) - Rosnaree (IR) (5:0-0-0): Slowly
away, keen when 2½ len 8th of 9 (7) $21.00 59.0
Chairman 1200m Kembla Grange E&G Mdn Soft(5)
Aug 27. Backmarker. Tough alley. Unlikely to trouble
some of these.
6. TYCOON CHARGER (Matthew Smith) 4g By
Charge Forward - Little Tycoon (4:0-1-1): Resumed
with 4¾ len 5th of 11 (9) $13.00 59.0 Diamond Flare
1100m Wyong 4yo+ Mdn Soft(5) Aug 28. Coming
off an average run at Wyong first-up. Strips fitter.
Back to easier level and should be very competitive.
Knockout chance.
7. AUTISSIER (Matthew Dale) 4m By Belardo (IR) Push The Boat Out (2:0-1-0): Stewards queried run,
vetted - no abnormalities, swab taken by order of
stewards when 4½ len 6th of 11 (9) $2.10F 57.0 Mychyna 1200m Gold Coast Mdn Soft(6) Aug 6. Freshened. Previously trained by David Vandyke. Went to
line only fairly at Gold Coast first-up. Easier here and
open to improvement. Among the dangers.
8. IN MY FEELINGS (C Maher & D Eustace) 4m By
Manhattan Rain - Personal Ensign (5:0-2-1): On pace
nk 2nd of 12 (7) $3.70 57.5 Whiskyontherocks 1200m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug 30. On
pace and fought on bravely to place at Ballarat Synthetic last start. Expect will be prominent from the
decent draw. In the mix.
9. MISS CAPELLA (J M Austin) 4m By Stratum Star
- Electra Gold (3:0-1-0): Settled midfield when firstup 5½ len 6th of 11 (5) $6.00 60.0 Cholante 1100m
Nowra F&M Mdn Soft(7) Aug 21. Freshened. Average
effort at Nowra first-up. Place preferred.
10. AWESOME JOHN (J A O’Shea) 3g By Awesome
Rock - Jayquin Star (NZ) (2:0-0-0): Began awkwardly, taken back from wide barrier when 5½ len 6th of
9 (8) $21.00 55.5 Burgunder 1400m Hawkesbury
(Metro) Clarendon Stks Heavy(9) April 30. Fitter
for 2¾ len 5th Smart As Smart 897m C’bury barrier
trial (Mdn) Soft(7) Sept 1. Resuming. Can figure here.
11. FAR HORIZONS (Annabel Neasham) 3c By
American Pharoah (US) - My Country (1:0-0-0): On
the speed 5¼ len 5th of 10 (2) $4.80 57.0 Look For
Options 1280m Muswellbrook 3yo Mdn Soft(6) Sept
1. More experienced following debut. In the mix.
12. BIRDONAWING (Annabel Neasham) 3f By
Fastnet Rock - Kononkop (AR) (5:0-3-0): Forwardly
placed nose 2nd of 8 (7) $3.30 55.0 Noah ‘n’ A
Deel 1400m Sunshine Coast Poly (Metro) 2yo Mdn
Synthetic May 11. Strips fitter for 2½ len 4th Elle Effess 1030m R’hill barrier trial (Mdn) Soft(6) Sept 6.
First-up. Easier task here. Include among the better
chances.
13. LOVEULIKEALOVESONG (J A O’Shea) 3f By
Satono Aladdin (JP) - Maphelane (1:0-0-0): Slowly
away, held up near turn when 4¾ len 4th of 11 (10)
$9.50 55.0 Surfers Royale 1200m Canberra Mdn
Soft(7) Sept 2. One for multiples.

14. VICTORY SALUTE (Annabel Neasham) 3f By
Churchill (IR) - Rotterdam (0:0-0-0): First start.
Readied for debut with 4¼ len last Opito Ballerina
1030m R’hill barrier trial (Mdn) Soft(6) Sept 6. Trials:
(2:0-0-0). Hasn’t shown up at the trials. Needs luck
from out there. Look to markets.
15. PRE EMINENT (A L McRae) 5g By Moshe Predominance (6:0-0-0): Pulled hard when 13½
len 7th of 8 (6) $61.00 57.0 Avvertimento 1460m
Queanbeyan Mdn Plate Soft(5) Sept 5. On pace but
weakened right out of it at Queanbeyan last outing.
Not fancied.
16. DUNGASSEN (G D Hickman) 4m By Smart Missile - Bashful (NZ) (7:0-0-1): Crowded at start when
5¾ len 6th of 12 (6) $18.00 56.5 Boorowa Girl 1200m
Bathurst F&M Mdn Heavy(8) Aug 22. Freshened.
Just battled home at Bathurst last time out. Prefer
others.
17. LOUIE’S LEGACY (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 4g
By The Factor (US) - Because We All Can (1:0-0-0):
Well beaten 7 len 8th of 11 (9) $41.00 59.0 Morezmo
1000m Queanbeyan Mdn Soft(5) Sept 5. Needs to
improve on modest debut performance. Cannot
entertain.
18. CAPITAL DREAM (K R Dryden) 4g By Dream
Ahead (US) - Martha Mary (4:0-0-0): Slowly away
when 8½ len 9th of 11 (9) $101.00 56.0 Surfers Royale 1200m Canberra Mdn Soft(7) Sept 2. Lacked a
pick-up and only plugged to line here at latest. Rank
outsider.

RACE 6

3.45

(1600m)

1. CHAPEL EXPRESS (M J Smith) 5g By Bullet Train
(GB) - Jessepic (11:1-1-1): Slowly away when 15¾ len 9th
of 10 (8) $16.00 59.0 King Charles 1600m Canberra
Plate (C1) Heavy(9) Aug 19. Freshened. Failed to make an
impression in the wet this level here first-up. No appeal.
2. ENCYCLOPEDIA (Todd Smart) 4g By Divine
Prophet - Info Miss (11:1-0-2): Battled away for 3¾ len
8th of 12 (3) $21.00 57.5 Pink Panther 1460m Queanbeyan E&G (Bm58) Soft(5) Sept 5. Appears tested.
3. NOBLE PRIVILEGE (Ashlee Grives) 5g By Lonhro
- Queen Of The Hill (19:1-0-1): Slowly away when
13½ len 8th of 9 (4) $12.00 55.5 Dawn Flight 1400m
Bathurst (Bm58) Heavy(8) Aug 22. Freshened. Was
safely held at Bathurst in the wet last outing. Others
with more appeal.
4. TIZ WAR BRO: SCRATCHED
5. ZO PURRFECT (Ms L Dean) 5g By Zoustar Purrfection (NZ) (19:1-1-2): Beaten but not disgraced
when 2¾ len 5th of 12 (4) $9.00 56.0 Pink Panther
1460m Queanbeyan E&G (Bm58) Soft(5) Sept 5. Far
from disgraced at Queanbeyan last time out. Handles the wet. Place hope.
6. BURGUNDY GIRL (K R Dryden) 4m By Cable Bay
(IR) - Chablis (7:1-1-0): Took up a midfield position
when 2 len win of 11 (4) $1.95F 57.0 Chaotic Beauty,
Watch Me Nae Nae 1400m Canberra Mdn Plate
Soft(7) Sept 2. Showed a fine turn of foot to score
convincingly here at latest. Ready for this trip now.
Proven in wet. Can play a role.
7. FLYING MIA (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 4m By
Flying Artie - Abba (12:1-2-0): On pace lg hd 2nd of
10 (2) $7.00 56.0 Get Shafted 1400m Canberra Hcp
(C1) Soft(7) Sept 2. Prominent and showed plenty
of fight here last start. Gets through rain affected
ground. Nice gate. Keep safe.
8. FLYING WITNESS (Annabel Neasham) 4m By
Star Witness - Airways (12:1-4-1): Began awkwardly
when 2¾ len 5th of 9 (3) $8.50 51.0 Zou De Moon
1600m W Farm 3yo+ (Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 31. Wasn’t
all that far away at Warwick Farm last outing. Fitter
for recent racing. Looks one of the main chances.
9. CYLLARUS (Becky Byrne) 6g By Holy Roman
Emperor (IR) - Amarynthia (11:0-0-0): Slowly away
when 6¼ len 5th of 10 (4) $81.00 53.5 King Charles
1600m Canberra Plate (C1) Heavy(9) Aug 19. Freshened. Generally gets back in races. Wide alley is a
concern. Can’t have.
10. HALLOWED SON (J G Sargent) 4g By Hallowed
Crown - Rock Of Kimberlite (10:0-2-4): Slowly away
when 1¼ len 2nd of 10 (2) $1.65F 60.0 Snizzi 1600m
Scone Mdn Hcp Soft(7) Sept 6. Ready to win. Found
line well to place at Scone last time out. Major player.
11. MY ROCK SINGA (W A Hudd) 6g By The Fatman
- Mysinga (14:0-0-2): Slowly away when 4½ len 4th
of 11 (10) $13.00 59.0 Burgundy Girl 1400m Canberra
Mdn Plate Soft(7) Sept 2. Tougher now. Not keen.
12. SENNAPROST (J C Coyle) 4g By Adelaide (IR) - Monaco Girl (5:0-0-0): Balanced up midfield when 4¼ len
6th of 12 (2) $31.00 56.5 Hot Dancing 1600m Queanbeyan Plate (C1) Soft(5) Sept 5. Coming off an average
run in similar class at Queanbeyan at latest. Not fancied.
13. ALPINE BRONZE (J C Coyle) 4m By Real Impact
(JP) - Zali (6:0-1-0): Taken back from wide barrier,
crowded near 150m when 2½ len 4th of 9 (7) $7.00
55.0 Dente Queen 1500m Newcastle Mdn Hcp
Soft(6) Aug 30. Up in class. Looking elsewhere.
14. ARMALITE (Annabel Neasham) 3c By Zoustar Impulsive (3:0-0-1): Began awkwardly when 4¼ len
7th of 12 (10) $31.00 59.0 Scientist 1400m W Farm
3yo Mdn Soft(5) Aug 31. Went to line only fairly in
weaker class at Warwick Farm first-up. Fitter. Decent
alley. Not out of this.
15. AUNT ROBERTA (J A O’Shea) 3f By Pierro - Full
Of Spirit (1:0-0-0): Eased near 300m when 8¾ len
4th of 5 (4) $21.00 55.5 Victorine 1400m Hawkesbury F&M Mdn Heavy(8) Sept 3. Didn’t show much
fight at debut. Going up in grade. Has come up with
a horror draw. Looking to others.
16. LYONNAISE LUNCH: SCRATCHED
17. RHYTHMO (G T Hoy) 6g By Uncle Mo (US) - Girls
Got Rhythm (27:1-1-2): Commenced slowly (4L) when
4¾ len last of 6 (4) $81.00 55.0 Wasserman 1400m
Bathurst Hcp (C1) Heavy(8) Aug 22. Freshened. Has
struggled on wet tracks. Cannot entertain.
18. MISS ANTWERP (N F Gardner) 4m By Brazen
Beau - Fashion Black (NZ) (6:0-0-0): Safely held
in 15¾ len 10th of 11 (8) $41.00 57.0 Burgundy Girl
1400m Canberra Mdn Plate Soft(7) Sept 2. Prominent but found nothing when called upon here last
outing. Meeting stronger company. Rank outsider.

RACE 7

4.25

(1200m)

1. ISLAND BAY BOY (T Sergi) 5g By All Too Hard Pressera (18:5-2-0): Taken back from wide barrier
when 3 len 6th of 10 (9) $6.00 57.0 Comme Bella
Fille 1550m Randwick-Kensington 3yo+ (Bm72)
Soft(7) May 18. Had the benefit of ½ nk 2nd Super
Helpful 900m Queanbeyan barrier trial Soft(5) Sept
5. Resuming. Generally competitive fresh. Handles
the sting out of the ground. Knockout chance.
2. ONSETTLING DOWN (M Petrovic) 7g By Delago
Deluxe - Kariz (50:7-2-3): No match when 8 len last
of 7 (5) $81.00 59.0 Smuggler’s Bay 1000m Canberra Tab Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. Struggling to
make an impression. No appeal.
3. FREE STATE (Ms S Murray-Leslie) 5g By Headwater - Johanski (19:3-2-4): Laid in in straight, lost
a plate when 3½ len 7th of 11 (11) $14.00 58.5 Smiler
Marshall 1200m Wagga Hcp (C3) Heavy(9) Aug 25.
Freshened. Others better.
4. TEN BELLS (Scott Collings) 5m By Nicconi - Decibeel (NZ) (8:4-0-0): Well beaten 5¾ len 9th of 14 (11)
$21.00 55.0 Sneaky Paige 1100m R’wick 4yo+ M (Bm78)
Heavy(9) Sept 3. Average effort in the wet in stronger
company at Randwick at latest. Class drop helps. Fitter
for two runs back. Effective wet. Strong claims.
5. SUPER HELPFUL (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 4g
By Super One - Help (NZ) (12:3-0-3): Hampered
at start, failed to handle going, vetted - no abnormalities when 13½ len 9th of 12 (3) $10.00 57.5 Mr
Hussill 1400m R’wick 3yo+ Hcp (C3) Heavy(10) April
23. Prepared for this with ½ nk win Island Bay Boy,
Rubyblu 900m Queanbeyan barrier trial Soft(5)
Sept 5. First-up. Handles the wet. Badly drawn. One
for exotics.

6. SMILER MARSHALL (R P Wellington) 6g By
Warhorse (NZ) - Nirvana Lass (23:4-4-3): Keen when
hd win of 11 (4) $4.00F 56.5 Design Artist, Mathrin
1200m Wagga Hcp (C3) Heavy(9) Aug 25. Freshened. Good, determined win from off the pace in
the wet last start. Has form in wet. Can figure here.
7. EXOTIC DEEL (N J Olive) 6m By Dundeel (NZ) Exotic Escape (26:4-5-4): Gave good sight ½ len
2nd of 7 (4) $5.50 57.5 Kelvedon Road 1200m Canberra Tab Fed.-Bm70 Heavy(10) Aug 19. Freshened.
Charged home to just miss last outing. Drawn favourably. Has claims.
8. ROMEO VELLA (G P Vella) 8g By Shrapnel - Twin
Spirit (41:7-4-7): First-up finished 6¼ len 6th of 7 (7)
$31.00 57.0 Smuggler’s Bay 1000m Canberra Tab
Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. Unplaced second-up.
Appears tested.
9. SIFU (Natalie Jarvis) 6m By The Brothers War
(US) - Rocken Laura (23:3-5-4): Not flash in 9½
len 13th of 14 (6) $71.00 52.0 Sneaky Paige 1100m
R’wick 4yo+ M (Bm78) Heavy(9) Sept 3. Ordinary in
the wet in stronger event at Randwick last time out.
Place appeal only.
10. ALLGEMEINE (Matthew Dale) 4m By Maurice
(JP) - Graphitic Gaga (5:2-2-1): On return from break
finished len 2nd of 7 (5) $1.80F 60.5 Shaddy 1300m
Canberra (Bm60) Soft(7) Sept 2. Consistent mare.
Finished solidly to place at short odds here firstup. Will only be fitter. Relishes the sting out of the
ground. Rates highly.
11. ANNUAL (M Petrovic) 5m By Better Than Ready
- El Of A Time (26:3-5-5): Rolled along in front len
2nd of 7 (6) $4.00 55.0 Smuggler’s Bay 1000m Canberra Tab Fed. (Bm70) Soft(7) Sept 2. On pace and
boxed on to fill the minors here at latest. Has had
success at this track. Handles wet ground. Consider.
12. YOUNG HEART (M C Lynch) 6g By Moshe - Miz
Riocee (39:4-2-8): Let down nicely for 2 len win of 9
(8) $5.00 55.0 Deshawn, Makuba 1100m Gilgandra
(Bm66) Good(4) Sept 6. Looks tested here.
13. WALDO WALDORF (D J Rolfe) 9g By Salade
- Evening Charmer (US) (66:5-7-11): Didn’t offer
much when 8 len last of 8 (2) $101.00 55.0 Kattegat
1000m Queanbeyan (Bm74) Soft(5) July 11. Returning from let-up. Seasoned campaigner. Couldn’t
show a turn of foot in similar grade at Queanbeyan
last outing. Awkwardly drawn. Can’t have.

RACE 8

5.05

(1200m)

1. NEVER CARELESS: SCRATCHED
2. HOW DO YOU SLEEP (G G Kirkup) 5g By Sebring
- Vintage Rock (11:1-2-3): Took up a midfield position
when 3½ len 4th of 15 (5) $9.00 59.0 Prompt Prodigy 1600m Canberra 3yo+ Plate (C1) Soft(6) May 20.
Resuming. Wasn’t far away in Mdn company at Canberra first-up last campaign. Drawn to receive every
chance. One of the major players.
3. MADAGASCAR MISS (David Pfieffer) 5m By
Rubick - Desert Fairy (8:1-1-1): Failed to fire 7¼ len
last of 7 (4) $41.00 54.0 Roots 1300m W Farm 3yo+
F&M (Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 31. Fitter third-up. Drawn to
effect. In the mix.
4. BON FRANKIE (Aaron Clarke) 4g By Bon Hoffa
- Seriana (3:1-0-0): Began awkwardly when 4¾ len
7th of 11 (11) $21.00 58.0 Onya Lional 1200m Canberra Hcp (C1) Soft(6) May 20. First-up. Not fancied.
5. NEWTOWN BRAVEHEART (Scott Collings) 6g
By Knight Exemplar - Mystery Heart (14:1-2-3): Ran
home solidly for ½ len, ½ nk 3rd of 11 (7) $6.00 62.0
Titan Star, Tiz War Bro 1200m Canberra (Bm50)
Heavy(10) Aug 19. Freshened. Ran on well to place
here at latest. Has wet form. Each-way.
6. MISS BARTY’S PARTY (J M Austin) 5m By
Dream Ahead (US) - Minya Mai (12:1-2-4): Held up
near turn when 4½ len 6th of 9 (5) $4.00 56.5 Song
Cycle 1100m Nowra Hcp (C1) Soft(7) Aug 21. Freshened. Drawn well. Keep safe.
7. SURFERS ROYALE (Matthew Smith) 3c By
Casino Prince - Myfavouritethings (1:1-0-0): Led
them up for len win of 11 (3) $11.00 56.5 Geminids,
Santorini Sun 1200m Canberra Mdn Soft(7) Sept 2.
SCRATCHED
8. GENJIRO (N F Gardner) 5g By Real Impact (JP) Graphitic Gaga (25:1-3-2): Positioned midfield when
8¼ len 7th of 11 (5) $15.00 59.0 Bastida 2100m Goulburn Plate (C1) Soft(7) Mar 18. Resuming. Formerly
with Mick Miladinovic. Not likely.
9. MIXED UP GREY (G P Vella) 6g By Declaration
Of War (US) - Mixed Up Miss (11:1-0-0): Held up on
straightening when 5¼ len 7th of 9 (6) $18.00 53.0
Devils Triangle 1200m Goulburn Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Feb
17. First-up. Seems to struggle on wet tracks. Cannot
entertain.
10. SWEET HONESTY (K R Dryden) 4m By Nicconi
- Honesta (5:1-1-0): Rounded up opposition to score
lg nk win of 12 (11) $4.00 56.5 Desert Rose, Bobby’s
Secret 1605m Sapphire Coast Mdn Heavy(8) May 1.
Resuming. Handles the sting out of the ground. Not
out of this.
11. BELLEISTIC KIDS (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 3g
By The Brothers War (US) - She’s Belleistic (6:1-0-1):
Fair effort in 3½ len 7th of 12 (12) $15.00 57.0 Pink
Panther 1460m Queanbeyan E&G (Bm58) Soft(5)
Sept 5. Unlikely to trouble some of these.
12. BANGALEE MIST (Andrew Sheahan) 5m By
Puissance De Lune (IR) - Cloudless (3:1-0-1): Keen
when 11¼ len 12th of 13 (4) $10.00 56.0 Cool Lad
1300m Wagga Hcp (C1) Good(4) Jan 18. First-up.
Previously trained by Ms D Scott. Unknown in wet.
Drawn deep. Place.
13. LIGHT UP MY WORLD (Sara Ryan) 5m By Toronado (IR) - Readings (14:1-1-0): Shifted out at start,
poor recovery when 9¼ len last of 8 (4) $10.00 55.0
Za Ceibas 1500m Hawkesbury Hcp (C1) Soft(6) April
5. Primed for return with 3½ len 4th Miss Madison
1000m Hawkesbury barrier trial Good(4) Aug 22.
Resuming. Formerly with G W Moore. Expected to
need this outing. Prefer others.
14. LADY TABLOID (N J Olive) 5m By Press Statement - Highland Secrets (9:1-2-1): Struck interference at start when 9¼ len 8th of 12 (10) $17.00 55.0
Manderboss 1600m Canberra Hcp (C2) Soft(5) Mar
13. First-up. Others with more appeal.
15. IRISH DANCER (B Joseph & P & M Jones) 5m
By Shamus Award - Fish Dive (NZ) (15:1-2-1): Kept
trying 1¾ len 6th of 15 (14) $18.00 52.5 Ivira 1605m
Sapphire Coast Hcp (C2) Soft(6) June 12. Resuming.
Tough alley. Rank outsider.
16. PANDERING (K R Dryden) 5m By Zebedee
(GB) - Sellout (19:1-4-4): Took up a midfield position
when 4¾ len 6th of 9 (1) $13.00 55.0 Dream Game
1300m Canberra Hcp (C1) Heavy(10) Aug 19. Freshened. Just battled home this level here last outing.
No appeal.
17. HEY DUGEE (Anita Walder) 7g By Delago Deluxe
- Take Charge Lady (23:1-4-5): Resumed with 6¾ len
10th of 11 (11) $12.00 55.0 Symo’s Girl 900m Queanbeyan Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Sept 5. Appears tested.
18. MARCEE (Ms M Hopkins) 8m By Instinction Imposing Way (36:1-3-5): Raced three wide when
6¾ len 9th of 13 (13) $81.00 55.0 Wise Dragon
1600m Corowa Hcp (C2) Good(4) Mar 12. First-up.
Likely to need this run. Can’t have.
19. DOBROYDE (A L McRae) 6g By Pellizotti - Tell
The Story (22:1-1-0): Tailed off, warning - uncompetitive when 40¾ len 11th of 12 (5) $101.00 59.0 Prince
Of Tokyo 1700m Cowra Plate (C1) Heavy(10) Aug
14. Freshened. On pace but weakened in the wet
at Cowra last time out. Needs luck from out there.
Not fancied.
20. KITTY KARINE (J W Van Duren) 7m By Bearcat - Poppy (57:1-5-4): Made up good ground when
1¾ len, sht ½ hd 3rd of 9 (5) $17.00 55.0 Unearthed,
White Liar 1460m Queanbeyan F&M (Bm58) Soft(5)
Sept 5. Cannot entertain.
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hat it is possible for some of
you to see me today is just
another example of the speed
at which things are changing
all around us,” the Queen
said in her first televised Christmas speech
from Sandringham in 1957. “Because of these
changes, I am not surprised that many people
feel lost and unable to decide what to hold on to
and what to discard.
“But it is not the new inventions which are
the difficulty. The trouble is caused by
unthinking people who carelessly throw away
ageless ideals as if they were old and outworn
machinery.”
By the mid-1950s, Elizabeth II, who had
once been seen as a force of change, was
grappling with the speed in which everyday life
and the royal institution was evolving. Postwar, more people than ever were owning modcons – washing machines, televisions, cars –
while she began to receive some criticism for
being disappointingly traditional, even “stuffy”.
However, the Queen started to understand
one of the roles of the monarchy was to provide
stability. “Today we need a special kind of
courage, not the kind needed in battle but a
kind which makes us stand up for everything
that we know is right,” she said in a speech that
still resonates today.
“It has always been easy to hate and destroy.
To build and to cherish is much more difficult.
In the old days, the monarch led his soldiers on
the battlefield and his leadership at all times

The family all
together at
Buckingham
Palace in 1972.
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was close and personal. Today things are very
different. I cannot lead you into battle, I do not
give you laws or administer justice, but I can do
something else – I can give you my heart and
my devotion to these old islands and to all the
peoples of our brotherhood of nations.”
She did just that – but little did she know
then just how much change and turmoil she
would preside over throughout her long reign.
As the Queen settled into her role, she began
to face a series of challenges. There was the
Suez crisis of 1956, resulting in a humiliating
withdrawal from Egypt by British forces and
the resignation of prime minister Anthony
Eden. The same year brought a personal
challenge when Philip embarked on his
notorious four-month tour of Australia and the
Commonwealth on the Royal Yacht Britannia,
where alongside his royal duties, according to
news reports, he also indulged in wild partying.
There were mutterings, from writer Lord
Altrincham, that the young Queen had not
lived up to her modern promise and that the
monarchy was becoming a stuffy irrelevancy.
In 1957, he published a critical article about the
“tweedy” palace, describing the Queen’s
speaking style as “a pain in the neck” and
saying she had the personality of “a priggish
schoolgirl”. It hurt the Queen, and both she and
Philip knew they had to evolve.
In 1967, Philip told a news conference in
Canberra: “No one wants to end up like a
brontosaurus who couldn’t adapt himself, and
ended up stuffed in a museum.”

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sadness
and pain

The Queen was rocked by the Aberfan coal
disaster in Wales in 1966 and the murder of Lord
Mountbatten in 1979, writes Kerry Parnell

Rescue workers search for survivors in the Welsh town of Aberfan where a coal slag heap collapsed on top of the local school, killing 116 children and 28 adults on October 21, 1966.
The Queen was criticised for not visiting the site for days, but she said she didn’t want to interrupt the rescue effort. Inset: A mass grave containing coffins of some of the children.
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he Queen did make some changes at
home, however, finally responding
to Philip’s long displeasure at not
being able to give his children his
surname. “I’m nothing but a bloody
amoeba,” he said. “I am the only man in the
country not allowed to give his name to his
children.” In 1960, she changed the name of the
Royal House to Mountbatten-Windsor for all
descendants without a royal title. Shortly
afterwards, on February 19, she gave birth to her
third child, Prince Andrew – and then, four years
later, on March 10, 1964, to Prince Edward.
The next two decades would not be without
trial. Her Majesty’s delay in visiting the horrifying
Welsh mining disaster at Aberfan in October
1966, which killed 116 schoolchildren and 28
adults, until eight days after the disaster, (she
didn’t want to hamper rescue operations),
remained a personal regret.
To combat allegations of being too remote, in
1969 the Queen agreed to the fly-on-the-wall
documentary Royal Family, the brainchild of
Philip, which was meant to make the monarchy
more approachable. It did – it was viewed by more
than 350 million people around the world – but
the Queen asked for it to be archived.
It had a positive effect in Australia, however,
where the Queen, Philip, Prince Charles and
Princess Anne were received enthusiastically on
their tour in 1970, where she went on walkabout
for one of the first times. She hit her silver
wedding anniversary in 1972, declaring, “If I am
asked today what I think about family life after
25 years, I can answer with equal simplicity and
conviction, I am for it,” and her silver jubilee in

The Queen visits the small mining town of Aberfan in Wales in 1966, a few
days after a coal tip collapsed on the local school, killing 144 people.

The Queen stands behind Lord
Mountbatten’s coffin at
Westminster Abbey (left); and,
above, a violent struggle during
the coalminers’ strikes that caused
chaos in the UK during the 1970s.

Gough Whitlam talks to reporters at parliament House in Canberr
a after being dismissed by the governorgeneral in 1975; and (right) Whitlam’s handwritten notice of motion.
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1977. But the 1970s also came with political
turmoil – escalating violence in Northern Ireland,
miners’ strikes and three-day weeks in Britain,
and the Winter of Discontent in 1978-79.
Australia, too, battled a recession in the 1970s.
Then on November 11, 1975, there came the
controversial dismissal of Labor PM Gough
Whitlam, when governor-general Sir John Kerr
replaced him with Liberal PM Malcolm Fraser. It
was a decision received with shock by the
Australian public, who felt the Queen had
overreached her powers, although it was later
revealed the monarch had not been consulted.
The 1970s ended with one of the biggest
tragedies of all for the Queen – the assassination
of Lord Mountbatten. On August 27, 1979, Louis
Mountbatten, the 79-year-old much-loved uncle
of Philip, was killed by an IRA bomb while
lobster-fishing with his family near his home of
Classiebawn Castle in County Sligo, Ireland.
Seven people climbed aboard his boat, including
Lord Mountbatten, his daughter Patricia, her
husband Lord John Bradbourne, their 14-yearold twin sons, Timothy and Nicholas, Lady
Doreen Bradbourne, and 15-year-old Paul
Maxwell who worked on the boat. An IRA bomb
exploded, killing Mountbatten, Nicholas and
Paul and Lady Bradbourne.
The Queen was devastated. On September 5,
Mountbatten received a ceremonial funeral in
Westminster Abbey and was buried in Romsey
Abbey, Hampshire. A visibly grieving Queen
stood in grim silence at the procession and at the
service, where Charles gave a reading.
By the end of that decade, aged 53, her youth –
and her innocence – were gone.

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After a gap of 10 years, the Queen
and Philip welcomed their third
Child, Andrew, in 1960. Edward
completed the family in 1964.

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lizabeth and Philip had been married for
12 years when the second part of their
parenthood began. On February 19, 1960,
Prince Andrew arrived – the first child to be
born to a reigning British monarch for more
than a century.
Again, as was customary back then, Philip wasn’t in
attendance, instead sitting in his study while the Queen
delivered in Buckingham Palace’s Belgian Suite, before,
according to royal biographer Ingrid Seward, charging up
the stairs and shouting, “It’s a boy!”
The Queen wanted to shield her second son from the
media glare, so did not show him publicly immediately –
until the French press printed rumours there was
something wrong with Andrew.
Reluctantly, she then brought the baby onto the
Buckingham Palace balcony for the Queen’s Birthday
Parade. He was 16 months old.
Unlike Charles and Anne, the Queen made more time
for baby Andrew, and biographers suggest he was
somewhat over-indulged. On one occasion, according to
Seward, young Andrew taunted a footman so much he
swiped him and left him with a black eye.

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The Queen with baby Andrew at
Balmoral Castle (above); Philip and
the Queen with Charles, Anne and
Andrew on the lawn at Balmoral in
1960 (left); the Queen with Charles
and Edward as they drive around in a
go-kart in 1969 (right); and reading a
book with Andrew and Edward at
Buckingham Palace (below).
Pictures: Getty Images, AFP

When he offered his resignation, the Queen “refused to
accept it … she said her son had obviously deserved it”,
Seward writes in her book My Husband and I.
The same hands-on approach wasn’t applied to
Andrew’s older siblings. Charles was sent to boarding
school at eight – first Cheam in Hampshire, then
Gordonstoun in Scotland, his father’s old school.
Anne was dispatched to Benenden boarding school in
Kent. When 13-year-old Charles came down with acute
appendicitis in 1962, he was taken by ambulance from
school to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. His
mother stayed at Windsor and didn’t visit him until the
following day.
By the time Edward was born on March 10, 1964,
however, things had evolved so Philip was, for the first
time, by his wife’s side.
The Queen, then 37, had followed developments in
modern maternity methods and insisted her husband be
present, to help with bonding.
Philip, at least, lightened the mood, saying, as he walked
into the bathroom of the Belgian Suite: “It’s a solemn
thought that only a week ago, General de Gaulle was
having a bath in this room.”

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Margaret’s
magical
wedding
Having suffered over her forbidden
love for Peter Townsend, Princess
Margaret found happiness in 1960.
Sadly, her marriage wouldn’t last.

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ust as the Queen was becoming a mother for
the third time, her sister Margaret was falling in
love with her soon-to-be husband Antony
Armstrong-Jones. The dashingly handsome
society photographer had captured the royal
family on film, and had now also captured the once badly
broken heart of the Queen’s younger sister.
The couple had to ask the Queen’s permission to marry
and the engagement was duly
announced on February 27, 1960,
after Andrew’s birth. Elizabeth was
delighted Margaret was finally
happy, and any doubts about the
couple’s compatibility were
discarded. By marrying outside the
royal fold, Margaret was seen as a
thoroughly modern royal, and her
wedding in Westminster Abbey on
May 6, 1960, was an enormous
event. It was the first royal wedding
to be fully televised and was
watched by 300 million people
around the world.
Margaret wore a Norman Hartnell
gown, like her sister before her, and
the Queen was resplendent in a fullThe Queen, the Queen Mother and
length
brilliant blue dress by the
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Abbey
for the wedding of Princess Margare
same designer. Sadly, the marriage
t to Antony Armstrong-Jones.
didn’t last and the couple separated
in 1976 and divorced in 1978.

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They partied
In the midst of a dark
decade for Britain, the 25th
anniversary of the Queen’s
rule brought abundant joy.

S

o successful were the Queen’s silver jubilee
celebrations in 1977, they reportedly even
took the monarch herself by surprise. In the
midst of straitened times – with the mining
strikes and three-day week – the public
needed something to celebrate. It had been the same
with her post-war wedding in 1947. An exhausted and
downcast nation welcomed the opportunity to come
together and celebrate a joyous occasion.
So, on June 7, 1977, more than one million people
lined the streets of London to watch the Queen
process to St Paul’s Cathedral in the Gold State Coach,
the same one she had used for her coronation in 1953.
Street parties were held in the UK and Australia, and
despite the Sex Pistols blasting their punk single God
Save The Queen from a boat on the Thames, it didn’t
stop the celebrations then, or on her Commonwealth
tours, including here in Australia.
“I shall never forget the scene outside Buckingham
Palace on Jubilee Day,” the Queen said in her Christmas
speech that year. “The cheerful crowd was symbolic of
the hundreds of thousands of people who greeted us
wherever we went in this jubilee year – in 12
Commonwealth countries and 36 counties in the UK.
“The street parties and village fetes, the presents,
the flowers from the children, the mile upon mile of
decorated streets and houses; these things suggest
that the real value and pleasure of the celebration was
that we all shared in it together,” she said.
“The great resurgence of community spirit which has
marked the celebrations has shown the value of the
Christian ideal of loving our neighbours.
“If we can keep this spirit alive, life will become
better for all of us.”

If we can
keep this
spirit alive,
life will
become
better for
all of us
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Anne delivers but
Charles is a worry
The Queen’s delight
at becoming a
grandmother after
the birth of Anne’s
son Peter in 1977
was tempered by her
anxiety over Charles
failing to find a
suitable wife, writes
Kerry Parnell

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teenage sons, she also became a
grandmother. Anne had married
Captain Mark Phillips in 1973 and
gave birth to her son and the
Queen’s first grandchild, Peter, in November 1977.
Sister Zara would follow four years later.
The Princess Royal moved the royal family on
dramatically when she decided against giving her
children titles, in order to let them have a more
“normal” life. In an interview for her 70th birthday in
2020, Anne said: “I think it was probably easier for
them, and I think most people would argue that there
are downsides to having titles.”
Her older brother Charles, however, was slower to
settle and the Queen, Philip and Queen Mother were
becoming anxious that he should find the right woman.
He had. He first met Camilla Shand at a polo match in
Windsor in 1970, when she reportedly quipped: “My
great-grandmother was the mistress of your greatgreat-grandfather. We have something in common.”
They dated, but three years later Camilla married
Andrew Parker Bowles. “If Elizabeth delighted in
becoming a grandmother, her pleasure did not lessen
her concern at Charles’ continuing bachelorhood on
the brink of his 30th birthday,” writes biographer
Matthew Dennison in The Queen. Many candidates
were put forward and, in November 1978, the Queen
hosted a 30th birthday party for Charles in Buckingham
Palace. Among the invitees were Lady Sarah Spencer
and her young sister, 17-year-old Diana. Not on the list
was Camilla – who, the Queen was aware, was still very
much in the picture, despite her being married.

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Zara Phillips, the daughter of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips,
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Camilla Parker Bowles with husband
Andrew on their wedding day in 1973.
Camilla was still in love with Charles,
and Andrew had many affairs before
they were finally divorced in 1995.
Pictures: Getty Images, AFP

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appeared to be the epitome of a
happy family. There was no sign of
the personal anguish and failed
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58.5
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2 9332 VIRGO VISION 9
58 *2.60
3 2443 INCLUSION 2
Ms C Jokic
57.5 6.50
4 758 SPINOZA 3
N Fazackerley
57.5 8.50
J Guthmann-Chester 56.5 3.70
5
BETTER EXPLAIN 7
6 00s9 ST WOLFGANG 11
C Meehan
56 126.00
7 0s46 NO LOVE LOST 6
Ms A Allen
55.5 10.00
8 4s75 DIWALI LIGHTS (FR) 5 K H Zechner
54
6.50
9 05s9 GRACIOUS KNIGHT 1
Ms M Savva (a)
54 61.00
10 6400 MA DUSHKA 4
Ms M Castle (a2)
54 126.00
11 378s NIRVANA NINJA 8
Ms J Cornish (a)
54 10.00
12 90s7 REITERATE 10
SCRATCHED
54
—
VIRGO VISION 1, Inclusion 2, Better Explain 3, Diwali Lights 4.

RACE 4 TAB Handicap

1200m 1.42 EQ3

$26,000. F&M Maiden. Apprentices can claim.

1
72 OBSIDIAN ROSE 9
N Fazackerley
59
3.60
2
TOKYO SINS 15
SCRATCHED
59
—
3
9s BAKREYA 12
W D’Avila
58.5 12.00
4
35 LEVEL ONE 18
Ms A Allen
58.5 18.00
5
8s PEANO GRIGIO 1
Ms S Collett
58.5 11.00
6
0 FIABLE ROSE 10
Ms H Richardson
58 71.00
7 7s9 DANISH BOOM 8
J Molloy (a1.5)
57.5 23.00
8 s943 WELL BRANDED b 7
M Murphy
57.5 *2.80
9 887 AL SWISS (NZ) 16
Ms M Castle (a2)
56.5 23.00
10 533s BINDING 19
Ms T Brooker
56.5 9.00
11
CHAYSE’N’ THE KING 2 J Taylor
56.5 19.00
12
UNIQUE ELLE 11
SCRATCHED
56.5
—
Emergencies
13 0s00 MISS FASSIFERN 5
S Cormack
55.5 101.00
14 5426 DREAMSEEKER 13
54.5 6.50
54
6.00
15 s479 AURORA DANCER (NZ) 17
16 0s76 WHEN DOVES FLY 6
T Marshall
54 34.00
17 644s WILLNOTQUIT (NZ) 4
Ms A Bakos (a1.5) 54 15.00
18 5044 TREMENDOUS 3
54 11.00
19 8000 HYPERION ANGEL 14
Ms T Townsend (a) 54 151.00
WELL BRANDED 1, Obsidian Rose 2, Tremendous 3, Peano Grigio 4.

RACE 5 Kilcoy Diggers Hcp

2076m 2.17 EQ4

$24,000. Rating 62. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

41s9 SNATCH (NZ) d 14
Ms G Cartwright
59
7.50
5103 THAT’LLDOTOO w 13
SCRATCHED
59
—
2421 CHASING JACKLEY n 5 J Molloy (a1.5)
57.5 *3.80
57.5 5.50
s025 NORTHERN WOODS (NZ) twb 6 J Huxtable
56
—
8261 HEZA PLEAZA (NZ) wn 19 SCRATCHED
56
—
1385 IN YOUR ELEMENT wn 15 SCRATCHED
3144 SPURIOUS w 11
C Meehan
56
7.00
2868 MANAGUA 18
SCRATCHED
55.5
—
4060 GRATSIE twn 2
Ms J Cornish (a)
55 41.00
8046 SCILAGO wn 8
SCRATCHED
55
—
4008 PRINENTE cw 9
Ms M Castle (a2)
54 10.00
54
9.00
4255 DELAYED LAUNCH (NZ) w 4 T Marshall
Emergencies
13 5413 DINNY’S A SUSPECT w 16 SCRATCHED
54
—
14 8257 BEG ME n 1
54 11.00
15 7069 OCTOBER JOY w 10
54 26.00
16 6370 WAIKATO w 17
SCRATCHED
54
—
17 4500 RECALL EVENTS n 12
54 51.00
18 8583 MISS MANILOW 7
S Cormack
54 61.00
19 7224 DIXIELAND 3
Ms L Barr (a3)
54 151.00
CHASING JACKLEY 1, Northern Woods 2, Snatch 3, Delayed Launch 4.

Tips by Stephen Rodgers
TAB CODE: BR

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 7 & 9
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 2, 3, 4, 5
TREBLE RACES 7, 8, 9
QUADDIE RACES 6, 7, 8, 9
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
TRACK: Soft (5) RAIL: True

RACE 6 Butler McDermott 1100m 2.57

RACE 1

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

32s1 HUSSON’S REVENGE dw 15 J Molloy (a1.5)
561 CONTROL FREAK d 18
SCRATCHED
3351 IN’HINCHABLE tn 17
SCRATCHED
7803 DEEP STATE dw 10
M A Butler
8s19 TECOMA STREET dw 3 Adam Spinks
115s LADY SHANGHAI dw 13
1s5 INTO CHAMPAGNE wb 4
434s RIP CITY 11
SCRATCHED
s158 WORLD CHARMER (NZ) dw 2 M Powell
2831 NEW YORK GAL n 5
C Collis (a2)
2213 GRANDEUR ROSE 8
Ms J Cornish (a)
189s CASHOFFA 9
J Taylor
Emergencies
13 57s9 BOUDICA’S GIFT w 6
M R Du Plessis
14 260s TRY TO BE GOOD 12
W D’Avila
15 180s NO CHOICES 7
16 6019 JONDY ROCKET wn 16 Ms L Barr (a3)
17 8099 FILLYRAE CYRUS tcw 1
18 6s77 GEOTIME 14
NEW YORK GAL 1, Husson’s Revenge 2, Grandeur Rose 3,
Lady Shanghai 4.

1 Maiden

1000m 12.19 EQ1

1 s90 ADELAIDE SECRET 8 R Spokes
58
2 08 DOZEN KILPATRICK 5 J Franklin (a1.5) 58
3 8s0 FIELD OF STARS 1
B Looker
58
4 005 GOLDEN RUSTLES 7 Ms K Stanley
58
Ms O Pickering (a1.5)58
5 0s8 JAEBEEZ ALDENTE 4
6 834 JEVINGTON WILL DO 2 J Barrie (a3)
58
7 947 KAYTEE LUCY 6
58
8 75s PHONDLE 3
S Traecey
58
JEVINGTON WILL DO 1, Kaytee Lucy 2,
Phondle 3, Dozen Kilpatrick 4.

2 Class 1

1000m 12.54 EQ2

1 307 GOLD GIFT 1
J Barrie (a3)
59
2 106 SONNY 6
B Osmond (a3) 57
3 800 MISS MIRACULOUS 8 Ms C Bellamy (a3) 55.5
4 65s DESIGNED TO RUN 10
55
5 482 SUPER SLICK 11
B Looker
55
6 40s GOLD SERENADE 3
J Kehoe
55
7 40s NEWITT 7
R Spokes
55
8 609 SIR SLEW 5
Ms A Denby
55
Ms O Pickering (a1.5) 55
9 50s RIZZOLI 4
10 087 SECRET LAGO 2
Ms K Stanley
55
EMERGENCY
11 s09 EATEN A WIRE 9
S Traecey
55
SUPER SLICK 1, Gold Gift 2, Designed To Run 3,
Sir Slew 4.
V1 - TELE01Z01MA

54 41.00
54 81.00
54 41.00
54 101.00
54 101.00
54 101.00

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

5221 COAT OF ARMS dwn 15 G Geran
59
2432 RAMTASTIC dw 2
SCRATCHED
59
3591 ORIENTAL RUNNER dw 11
58.5
4342 EXCEED ROCK dwbn 9 C Collis (a2)
57
3544 CHEVY NOVA wn 13
J Taylor
56.5
1s72 POETIC CHOICE tcdwb 14 Ms M Castle (a2)
55
7955 SUILVEN d 5
Ms T Brooker
55
4341 DREAM ENTITY dw 12
Ms J Cornish (a)
54
s796 LOGAN’S BLADE wn 4
Ms G Cartwright
54
2183 SIR PICCOLO dw 1
T Marshall
54
s724 ME MUM’S FOXY cdwn 6 SCRATCHED
54
3294 TINDER w 3
J Murphy
54
Emergencies
13 5978 SAY GOODBYE dw 10
Ms L Barr (a3)
54
14 446s EGO DANCER n 8
54
15 6534 SERTIN tw 7
Ms M Savva (a)
54
ORIENTAL RUNNER 1, Sir Piccolo 2, Poetic Choice 3, Suilven 4.

*5.00
—
7.50
6.50
13.00
7.00
7.00
6.50
15.00
13.00
—
41.00
51.00
61.00
41.00

RACE 8 Kilcoy Enjoyable Racing 1500m 4.12 Q3
1 7653 BRYNEICH cwn 7
Ms A Donald (a2)
2 s340 IN AGREEMENT w 8
Ms E Macpherson (a2)
3 2132 HIGH I CUE wn 11
C Collis (a2)
4 3243 BETTER ETHICS n 9
J Molloy (a1.5)
5 2059 MADDIARA wn 1
M Powell
6 6034 DULCIE TIE cw 6
T Marshall
7 1775 ZOU ZOU KACANARKIS wn 5 M Hellyer
8 8425 CROWN WAR w 4
SCRATCHED
9 686s FORCE ME (NZ) twb 3
Ms A Allen
10 2982 DEVILLAIN tcw 12
Ms W Peel (a)
11 7s46 MISS JUVENILE d 2
J Murphy
12 7950 TYCOON PLAYER dw 10 Ms M Savva (a)
HIGH I CUE 1, Better Ethics 2, Devillain 3, Force Me 4.

62.5
59
58.5
58
56.5
55.5
54.5
54
54
54
54
54

14.00
4.20
3.70
*3.00
12.00
10.00
16.00
—
23.00
18.00
41.00
31.00

1500m 4.50 DD2 Q4

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

6s31 DIS GO BOOM n 19
J Molloy (a1.5)
59 17.00
9256 TITANIUM 1
Ms G Cartwright
58.5 8.00
5731 CALCAREOUS w 13
58
7.50
2121 BANDIT 12
Ms W Peel (a)
57.5 9.00
9642 BULL DIMPLE RUM wn 7 Ms M Kennedy (a) 56.5 5.00
2421 CHASING JACKLEY n 17 SCRATCHED
56.5
—
s424 LITTLE MISS PIXIE wn 2 M R Du Plessis
56 *3.50
5677 GLASHABEE w 3
Ms B Ainsworth
55.5 12.00
0253 GREEK STAR w 10
SCRATCHED
55.5
—
8s63 MADAME MO wn 18
M Hellyer
55
8.50
s310 SHEZA FIRECRACKER w 6 Ms S Willis (a3)
54 19.00
8425 CROWN WAR w 9
T Marshall
54 21.00
Emergencies
13 8324 BEAN A WHILE w 8
54 11.00
14 686s FORCE ME (NZ) twb 16 Ms A Allen
54 151.00
15 7s46 MISS JUVENILE d 5
54 101.00
16 6681 BRIEF SOJOURN cw 15
54 51.00
17 8252 CUTABRI wn 14
54 26.00
18 1004 CHAOTIC CRANACH cw 4
54 101.00
19 3751 MR MAHARAJ w 11
Ms H Richardson
54 101.00
CALCAREOUS 1, Little Miss Pixie 2, Dis Go Boom 3, Sheza Firecracker 4.

1000m 2.04 EQ4 Q1

1 00s CAMP RIFLE 2
Ms C Bellamy (a3)59.5
2 s17 COMMANDEERING 4 S Traecey
57
Ms O Pickering (a1.5)56.5
3 206 SYD’S FOOTPRINTS 1
4 48s TALLIS 5
J Franklin (a1.5) 56
5 703 IN A STEP 9
P Graham
55
6 401 TOBASCO 6
B Looker
55
7 145 READY TO CHASE 3
J Kehoe
55
8 759 ALL A LADY 7
R Spokes
55
9 45s WOLFRAM 8
B Osmond (a3) 55
COMMANDEERING 1, Ready To Chase 2,
Tallis 3, Syd’s Footprints 4.

1370m 2.44 DD1 Q2

1 87s FORTIVACI (NZ) 7
2 837 HERE COMES CHUM 3
3 s24 ORBITAL SPEED 1
4 000 THOUGH HE BELITTLE 10
5 765 VICTORY LIGHTS 11
6 80s WATERSIDE (NZ) 6
7 900 CELTIC WARRIOR (NZ) 9
8 344 LOVE LOCH 2
9 486 MILONIA 4
10 4L9 SPECIMEN HILL 5

N Masuda
59
J Franklin (a1.5) 59
R Spokes
59
Ms O Pickering (a1.5)59
59
Ms K Stanley
59
J Barrie (a3)
57
B Osmond (a3) 57
S Traecey
57
J Kehoe
57

Tips by Paul Jordon
TAB CODE: CH

• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
TRACK: Good (3) RAIL: True

EMERGENCY
11 0s6 JUSTINIAN 8
HERE COMES CHUM 1, Love Loch 2,
Orbital Speed 3, Victory Lights 4.

1370m 3.23

59

1050m 12.42

$55,000. 3yo Benchmark 68. Apprentices can claim.

1 s212 ALPHA FLIGHT twh 3
B Price (a2)
60
2 37s4 PHILOSOPHER b 1
T Pannell
60
3 700s KIKI EXPRESS 5
J Benbow
59.5
4 38s SOLAR BLAST h 4
J Toeroek
55
5 148s ROCKSTAR MEGGSY h 2 Ms E Boyd
54.5
6
1 LYNDA’S LEGACY w 6
J Potter
54
ALPHA FLIGHT 1, Philosopher 2, Kiki Express 3, Solar Blast 4.

RACE 2 Furphy Plate

$3.10
*2.80
4.60
7.50
11.00
14.00

1200m 1.17 EQ1

$41,000. 3yo & up Maiden SW. Apprentices can claim.

1 424s SIPSMITH b 5
Ms C Jones
2
SOARLIKEANEAGLE 8 T Pannell
3 6456 A MIDNIGHT SHADOW 1 S Fawke
4
2 ANOTHER PONZI (NZ) h 2 J Toeroek
5 68s9 DECIBELLES 10
D Caboche
6 758 EXALTED DAME h 4
J Benbow
7
6s OUR SELECTION (NZ) 7 Ms S Logan (a2)
8 5s5 PUNCHIN 6
Ms J Eaton
9 23s2 SGHIRRIPA b 9
J Potter
10 0s76 TIGER QUEEN 3
W Price (a1.5)
SGHIRRIPA 1, Another Ponzi 2, Punchin 3, Sipsmith 4.

58
58
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56

19.00
18.00
41.00
2.80
81.00
71.00
23.00
17.00
*1.75
34.00

RACE 3 Adel. Galvanising Indus.2500m 1.52 EQ2
$55,000. Benchmark 82. Apprentices can claim.

1 1971 FLOSSING (NZ) wn 2
Ms S Logan (a2)
60
2 4433 SILENT COMMAND twh 4 B Price (a2)
58.5
3 4312 SMILING ASSASSIN cdw 10 Ms K Crowther
58
4 0462 KING’S CHARISMA (IRE) w 6 T Pannell
57.5
5 5173 SECRET SHEEMA (NZ) dwn 9 SCRATCHED
54.5
6 1824 DIXIE WHISTLER w 1
L Neindorf (a1.5)
54
7 0135 HASTA LA FIORENTE cw 8 J Benbow
54
8 7363 MUNTHAM MISSILE tcw 5 Ms J Eaton
54
9 5881 WOLF PRINCE 7
Ms A Jordsjo
54
10 5501 SPACE EQUITY dw 3
D Caboche
54
SMILING ASSASSIN 1, Silent Command 2, King’s Charisma 3,
Dixie Whistler 4.

3.60
6.00
5.00
*3.30
—
8.00
26.00
16.00
61.00
31.00

1 48s9 DON’TDREAMIT’SOVER (GB) tdw 9 Ms L Lafferty (a3) 63.5 21.00
2 4612 FRANCE’S BOY tcw 1
E Wong (a3)
62
6.50
3 s818 MELODY MAN cw 6
Ms S Logan (a2)
62 *4.80
4 8814 IMPOSSIBLE ACTION tcwh 8 B Price (a2)
61
9.50
5 7661 MOSCOW RED (NZ) tdwn 2 W Price (a1.5)
59.5 6.50
6 4557 GETOUTTHEWAY tdw 7 T Pannell
58 23.00
7 s115 ALPINE FLYER wh 10
B Vorster
56.5 5.50
8 3211 HEADPHONES wn 4
J Benbow
56.5 6.50
9 34s4 FLIGHT DECK (NZ) 5
L Neindorf (a1.5)
55
5.50
10 7285 SAWTELL (NZ) dw 3
Ms A Jordsjo
54 126.00
FRANCE’S BOY 1, Moscow Red 2, Melody Man 3, Headphones 4.

RACE 5 Spring Carnival At Morph. 1500m3.07EQ4
1 s8s0 NEODIUM h 2
E Wong (a3)
2 7959 KENYAN WONDER tw 5 W Price (a1.5)
3 70s9 EXALTED FIRE w 9
Ms J Eaton
4 3047 VENUSIAN w 7
Ms L Lafferty (a3)
5 5393 ZIGGI ROCKS twb 4
L McNeil (a3)
6 106s WARMINSTER 3
B Price (a2)
7 08s6 CHARM SLINGA (NZ) dwh 13 R Hurdle
8 243 STADIUM OF LIGHT (NZ) b 1 SCRATCHED
9 6458 YESUGEI (NZ) 10
C Murray
10 9420 BENZ BARON 11
Ms C Jones
11 0s51 EMINENCIA w 6
B Vorster
12 6003 SALT BAY (NZ) 12
T Pannell
13 3425 TURFITT tcwbh 8
L Neindorf (a1.5)
SALT BAY 1, Ziggi Rocks 2, Eminencia 3, Turfitt 4.

Q3
61
59
57
55
55
—
55
55
55
—

1370m 4.03 DD2 Q4

1 429 CONDOVER HALL (NZ) 3 Ms A Denby
62.5
2 508 PRAEFEROX 6
J Franklin (a1.5) 60.5
3 517 TONQUANI 2
Ms C Bellamy (a3)59.5
4 0s9 MOSH VAIN 1
B Looker
59
5 074 CAN I ROCK 4
R Spokes
56
6 390 KING FAROUK 7
N Masuda
56
7 872 QUEENS DO DREAM 9 Ms O Pickering (a1.5)56
8 097 FACE THE FACTS 5
S Traecey
55
9 945 SPLASH OF LIME 8
Ms K Stanley
55
TONQUANI 1, Queens Do Dream 2,
Condover Hall 3, Splash Of Lime 4.

63.5
60.5
60
60
59.5
59
58.5
58.5
58.5
58
58
58
57.5

7.00
13.00
8.00
21.00
6.50
41.00
16.00
—
61.00
14.00
7.00
*4.60
6.00

1 0123 SIXBYSIXTYTHREE dwn 11 L McNeil (a3)
61.5 *2.70
2 8323 EXTRA MILE tcwh 4
B Vorster
60.5 7.00
3 008s PERFECT ROUTE w 13
Ms J Eaton
59.5 71.00
4 1s02 SPARKUP cdh 9
J Toeroek
59.5 6.00
5 0958 SESAR dw 7
Ms L Annells (a3)
58.5 151.00
6 3302 HINTO BLUE (NZ) dn 1
Ms L Lafferty (a3) 58 14.00
7 730s CROWN MINT w 2
L Neindorf (a1.5)
57.5 31.00
8 1272 KONG dw 3
W Price (a1.5)
57
7.00
9 1205 DEEVINE dw 5
T Pannell
56 11.00
10 0312 WAY TO GO PAULA dwn 6 Ms K Crowther
56
8.50
11 806s ANNIKA cw 12
Ms A Jordsjo
55.5 34.00
12 9140 SAMESYN cdwh 10
J Benbow
54 71.00
13 7s78 CORK HARBOUR d 8
B Price (a2)
54 34.00
SIXBYSIXTYTHREE 1, Extra Mile 2, Way To Go Paula 3, Sparkup 4.

RACE 8 W H Wylie Handicap

1 67s0 BEHEMOTH tcwb 8
T Pannell
2 s10s KEMALPASA tcdwh 9
J Toeroek
3 310s MORVADA th 6
C Murray
4 1114 CALYPSO REIGN tcw 4 Ms K Crowther
5 1s46 TEQUILA TIME tcwh 7
Ms T Voorham (a)
6 9342 SHAMINO tcdwhn 1
7 0s37 KALKARNI ROYALE dwn 5 B Vorster
8 144s LADY DUNMORE tdwh 2 J Benbow
9 s1s7 MELBA STORM d 3
W Price (a)
10 5s11 TAUNTING tcdw 11
Ms J Eaton
11 3442 WOTUWANT wb 10
L Neindorf (a)
TAUNTING 1, Calypso Reign 2, Kemalpasa 3, Behemoth 4.

1400m 2.11 EQ3

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

61.5
61
61
60
60
59.5
59.5
58.5
58.5
58
58
57.5
57.5
56

*4.20
8.00
8.00
8.00
19.00
26.00
34.00
19.00
7.00
19.00
6.00
31.00
26.00
51.00

TRACK DATA
CIRCUMFERENCE: 2000m. STRAIGHT: 340m. DIRECTION: Anti-clockwise. LEADING JOCKEY (with rides):
B Vorster (18 wins past 12 mths). LEADING TRAINER
(with runners): R & C Jolly (23 wins past 12 mths). FAVS
RECORD (past 3 yrs): 30.25% Win 31.84% place. BEST
BARRIER (past 3 yrs): 1200m (4)-32wins. TRAINER
CHANGES: R1 (3) was trained by M J Ellerton now Travis
Doudle. R5 (12) was trained by Amy McDonald now Will
Clarken.

1000m 3.31 DD1 Q2

1 454 BOMBDIGGITY 2
J Barrett (a2)
62
2 214 MAGNETIC 5
N Heywood
59
3 442 SEVENTH SEAL (NZ) 9 Ms F Sandkuhl (a2)57
4 01s MOUSE ALMIGHTY 4 Ms M Bourke (a2)56.5
5 72s THISTLEDO 6
J Lyon
55.5
6 35s RIDDLERO 1
Ms H Le Blanc (a2) 55
7 86s MR MOPPETT 8
Ms H Williams (a1.5)55
8 717 GALAXY FORCE 3
Ms C Keatings (a4) 55
9 116 LACE AND WHISKEY 7 B Vale
55
RIDDLERO 1, Seventh Seal 2, Magnetic 3,
Mr Moppett 4.

6 Maiden

5.00
4.20
34.00
4.60
12.00
34.00
19.00
26.00
23.00
*3.50
81.00

1100m 5.40 DD2 Q4

1 56s3 BRAZEN BULLY wb 1
B Price (a2)
2 5785 I’M A LEGEND dwh 5
L Neindorf (a1.5)
3 1s72 TWO TIMES TWICE 9
Ms S Logan (a2)
4 2113 DASKULYA dw 4
E Wong (a3)
5 705s KINGSON tcw 10
Ms L Annells (a3)
6 2460 MAID IN MILAN dw 7
L McNeil (a3)
7 4s18 SANBUCK dwh 13
J Benbow
8 s825 BRILLANT SAPPHIRE dw 12 Ms K Crowther
9 9033 MAGIC PHANTOM cdwh 11 Ms T Voorham (a2)
10 301s DUSTIN DHAHRAN 2
R Hurdle
11 4325 KUNGKA MARU dw 8
T Pannell
12 638s EFFORTKAT w 6
Ms L Lafferty (a3)
13 4s87 LOPE DE WOLF t 14
J Toeroek
14 3240 OBELOS (GB) w 3
Ms A Jordsjo
BRAZEN BULLY 1, Kungka Maru 2, Two Times Twice 3,
Magic Phantom 4.

1 9s1 SWAGGER (NZ) 8
Ms C Keatings (a4)64.5
2 816 WILLYBEAFACTOR 4 N Heywood
59
3 273 NEWTOWN BRAVEHEART 3
58
4 10s BANGALEE MIST 2
Ms M Bourke (a2)56.5
5 78s LADY TABLOID 7
B Ward
56
6 655 WANDA’S LEGACY 11 M Travers
55.5
7 1s7 THE FANCYJONESGIRL 9 M Heagney
55
8 891 GLORAYA 6
55
9 0s7 FOXLIKE 5
J Mallyon
55
10 26s NAMARARI 12
Ms F Sandkuhl (a2) 55
11 74s BAY LANE 10
Ms T Worsnop (a3) 55
12 867 MISS CHARLIE 1
B Vale
55
SWAGGER 1, Willybeafactor 2,
Newtown Braveheart 3, Wanda’s Legacy 4.

1 0 MAGIC RECIPE (NZ) 2 J Martin
59
2 323 MAHJING 12
SCRATCHED
—
3 s97 MR TIME 9
Ms H Le Blanc (a2) 59
4 640 SNAPPY JIM 11
B Owen
59
5 422 SONATTACK 3
N Souquet
59
6 63 WANNABEAPOODLE 8 S Guymer
59
7 592 BIDGEE ELLY 4
Ms H Williams (a1.5) 57
8 498 BILLIE FRENADO 10
57
9 648 DIAMOND CARAT 7 M Travers
57
10 322 GRAND SASSY 5
J Lyon
57
11 080 THETIS 1
B Vale
57
12 s46 NYMAGEE 6
J Mallyon
55
SONATTACK 1, Grand Sassy 2, Snappy Jim 3,
Nymagee 4.

62
62
57
56
54
54
54
54
54
54
54

$41,000. Benchmark 60. Apprentices can claim.

4 Benchmark 58 1200m 2.51 EQ4 Q1

3 Maiden SW

1100m 5.05 Q3

$107,250. Quality Listed. Apprentices cannot claim.

1 861 DASHING ELGEE 7
Ms M Bourke (a2) 59
2 292 CRAZY LADIES 8
Ms Z Castellaz-Faico (a4) 57
3 336 BLONDE SUSPECT 9 J Lyon
56.5
4 565 SIR PHOENIX (NZ) 10 B Owen
56.5
5 948 THIRIO 1
M Heagney
56.5
6 s00 ADELA 4
Ms F Sandkuhl (a2) 55
7 549 GINGEMBRE 3
M Travers
55
8 664 IRENE OF ATHENS 2 J Martin
55
9 60 OPPRESSIVENESS 5 S Guymer
55
10 422 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD 6 J Mallyon
55
CRAZY LADIES 1, Wilshire Boulevard 2,
Blonde Suspect 3, Sir Phoenix 4.

5 Open

5.50
5.00
—
*3.70
9.00
13.00
51.00
13.00
7.50
13.00
23.00
19.00

RACE 7 The Golden Daffodil 1200m 4.27 DD1 Q2

1 Class 1/Mdn SW Heat 2000m 1.01 EQ1

1600m 1.36 EQ2

61
61
60
59.5
59
59
58.5
58
58
57
56.5
55.5

$55,000. Benchmark 72. Apprentices can claim.

WAGGA WAGGA RACES Saturday

1 332 BELL’S INNOCENT 3 Ms C Keatings (a4) 65
2 640 MATTASH 8
Ms H Le Blanc (a2) 63
3 119 SHINY ROCK 2
S Guymer
63
4 382 MESCAMINTO 5
Ms H Williams (a1.5)62.5
5 018 DASH TO THE BAR 1
Ms F Sandkuhl (a2)59.5
6 511 GARROS 7
B Owen
58.5
7 216 AT MIDNIGHT 4
M Travers
55.5
8 248 CRACKING DAWN 6 J Lyon
55.5
BELL’S INNOCENT 1, Mattash 2,
Cracking Dawn 3, Garros 4.

1050m 3.47 Q1

1 1s58 GREAT DIVINER cw 4
B Price (a2)
2 8593 MAGIC MAX 9
L Neindorf (a1.5)
3 s038 BALTIMORE BULLET 12 SCRATCHED
4 2984 HOWL cdw 6
W Price (a1.5)
5 46s2 MAY BE FATE wh 11
B Vorster
6 585s PICARGO tw 7
T Pannell
7 38s9 OUR DEEP AGENDA th 5 J Benbow
8 4s36 TANJA’S DREAM dw 3
Ms S Logan (a2)
9 1153 ZARACE tcdwh 1
Ms C Jones
10 596s OUTPOST twh 10
Ms T Voorham (a2)
11 s057 RUSTY HALO w 2
Ms S Metcalfe
12 2268 OAKFIELD GERONIMO dh 8 Ms J Eaton
HOWL 1, Zarace 2, Magic Max 3, Great Diviner 4.

RACE 9 The Junction

$45,000. Benchmark 68. Apprentices can claim.

2 Benchmark 58

1 s99 VALLEY’S SISTER 6
B Looker
2 844 BOZEMAN 4
S Traecey
3 s28 MOUNT HEIDI 1
J Kehoe
4 223 BEAR THE CROWN 3 B Osmond (a3)
5 618 JUST COSMOS 10
R Spokes
6 429 CONDOVER HALL (NZ) 8 SCRATCHED
7 006 NASHIAN 7
Ms A Denby
8 474 EDITORS 2
Ms C Bellamy (a3)
9 0s9 MOSH VAIN 9
10 074 CAN I ROCK 5
SCRATCHED
BEAR THE CROWN 1, Bozeman 2,
Just Cosmos 3, Editors 4.

7 Benchmark 50

RACE 6 Grand Syn. - Join Team

$41,000. Benchmark 60. Apprentices can claim.

$50,000. Class 2. Apprentices can claim.

6 Open

The Fotobase Group

Tips by Gordon Armstrong
TAB CODE: AR

$45,000. Benchmark 68. Apprentices can claim.

RACE 4 Blair Keys Loved Racing 1600m 2.30 EQ3

$24,000. Benchmark 65. Apprentices can claim.

1 462 ARIVAKOVA 1
J Franklin (a1.5) 59
2 257 BEG ME 5
B Looker
59
3 540 MISS PIERPOINT 2
N Masuda
57
4 80 DON’TLISTENTOPOPPY 6 J Barrie (a3)
56.5
5 574 MAHOMES 8
R Spokes
56.5
6 009 RENWICK 3
B Osmond (a3) 56.5
7 068 YAZH 7
S Traecey
56.5
8 000 CAROM 4
Ms C Bellamy (a3) 55
BEG ME 1, Mahomes 2, Arivakova 3,
Miss Pierpoint 4.

5 Maiden SW

*2.30
—
—
19.00
21.00
10.00
6.50
—
21.00
4.00
6.50
81.00

RACE 7 Kilcoy Exchange Hotel 1200m 3.34 DD1 Q2

3 3yo+ Class 1/Mdn SW 2200m 1.29 EQ3

4 Open

59
58
58
56.5
56.5
56
55
55
54.5
54
54
54

$24,000. Class 5. Apprentices can claim.

BOWRAVILLE RACES Saturday

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 5, 6, 7
QUADDIE RACES 4, 5, 6, 7
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES

• ON SKY RACING 1
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 7 & 9
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 2, 3, 4, 5
TREBLE RACES 7, 8, 9
QUADDIE RACES 6, 7, 8, 9
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
TRACK: Soft (6) RAIL: Out 6m

Q1

$24,000. Class 2. Apprentices can claim.

RACE 9 Searles Garden

MORPHETTVILLE RACES Saturday

1200m 4.11

BURRANDANA 7
ITALO 10
3 STARSPANGLED TEXAN 5
02s I’M NOT LEAVING 1
s20 CLYMENE 4
6 LITTLE MIST 14
808 SET THE SCENE 11
8 SHARP NOISE 2
7 ZAR QUEEN 3
8s MO CHARA 13
0s2 GEMINIDS 12
05 JUST BOOGIE 6
TINGE OF GINGE 8

R Bensley
B Owen
N Souquet

Q3

59
59
59
58.5
56
S Guymer
56
56
M Travers
56
J Martin
56
M Heagney
55.5
B Ward
55
J Mallyon
55
Ms M Bourke (a2) 55

Tips by Scott McDonell
TAB CODE: PH

• ON SKY RACING 1
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 5, 6, 7
QUADDIE RACES 4, 5, 6, 7
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
TRACK: Heavy (10) RAIL: Out 7m
from the 1400m to the Winning Post

EMERGENCIES
14 70s GOLDEN RIVER GIFT 15
56
15 007 RED CARD ROSIE 9
B Vale
55
CLYMENE 1, Starspangled Texan 2, Geminids 3,
Golden River Gift 4.

7 Class 1

1000m 4.46 DD2 Q4

56s AMEGDUL 13
Ms H Le Blanc (a2)61.5
404 NO BABY NO 8
N Heywood
59.5
10 XTRAYYA 4
Ms H Williams (a1.5)59.5
s52 SCOFFA 10
R Bensley
58
63s ARGYLL GARDENS 14 Ms M Bourke (a2)57.5
66s GOOD DEED 9
SCRATCHED
—
357 SODBUSTER 3
Ms F Sandkuhl (a2) 57.5
41 FAKE MAGIC 12
J Mallyon
57
40s LAST WAR 15
N Souquet
57
144 MARWARI 1
B Owen
57
435 SHADOW COLOUR 7 S Guymer
55.5
833 SINGLE SWAG 6
B Ward
55
7s1 REDHAIR’N’FRECKLES 2
55
EMERGENCIES
55
14 45s MISS SHADOWLAKE 5 J Lyon
15 93s PRETTY EXTREME 16 J Barrett (a2)
55
16 216 STAKE A CLAIM 17
55
17 39s MARCEE 11
55
LAST WAR 1, Fake Magic 2, Xtrayya 3,
Amegdul 4.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

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BALLARAT RACES today
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 6 & 8
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES

RACE 1 Sam Miranda Plate

• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
TRACK: Synthetic RAIL: True
RACE 5 Porter Plant Handicap

1100m 1.30 EQ1

$37,500. 3yo Maiden SW. Apprentices can claim.

1
CHIARO 1
D Bates
2
3 FULL BLOWN 2
D Stackhouse
3
GOLD TRACKER 4
B Prebble
4
HELL BE COMING 3
J Noonan
5 6s5 REDZOUST 7
Dean Holland
6
5s VELOCE CARRO 6
J Allen
7 2s6 ASTELENA 5
B Mc Dougall
REDZOUST 1, Veloce Carro 2, Full Blown 3, Gold Tracker 4.

58
58
58
58
58
58
56

$3.30
*3.20
6.50
12.00
7.50
4.20
17.00

RACE 2 Pipe Pro Direct. Drilling 2100m 2.00 EQ2
$37,500. 3yo & up Maiden SW. Apprentices can claim.

1 s805 ADMONI 9
B Mc Dougall
2 2s55 AL AABIR (IRE) 8
B Prebble
3 s694 BADER 6
D Stackhouse
4 5443 CATSKILL b 7
J Allen
5 s850 RIDE THE SKY 2
Dean Holland
6 872 BO REBELLION 4
J Mott
7 s678 HOSTESS DEB 3
J Lorensini
8 4s59 PERFECTLY TIMED (NZ) 5 L McNeil (a)
9 7s85 RAINBOW DOLPHIN 1 W Price (a)
BO REBELLION 1, Perfectly Timed 2, Catskill 3, Bader 4.

59.5 17.00
59.5 3.10
59.5 4.60
59.5 *2.30
59.5 61.00
57.5 13.00
57.5 101.00
57.5 7.00
57.5 81.00

RACE 3 Ciaron Maher Racing 1400m 2.30 EQ3
$37,500. 3yo & up Maiden SW. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

7 BOH RHAP 14
J Allen
59.5 51.00
849s CLIPPER SHIP 9
D Stackhouse
59.5 34.00
50s4 HEZAGEM b 4
Dean Holland
59.5 *3.30
54s9 MOON DOG 6
J Bowditch
59.5 101.00
2032 MR SCOREFIELD 5
W Gordon
59.5 5.50
ROCKEBY ROAD 10
D Bates
59.5 26.00
69s3 ROCKIN’ ZAIN 13
W Price (a)
59.5 4.40
s253 SHOURI LAD 16
Ms A Kelly (a)
59.5 5.00
MUSELET 3
J Mott
57.5 10.00
3s3 DEMON DARB 2
P Moloney
57
8.00
37s5 FEDERATION ROCKS 12 E Brown
57 26.00
8 PARVATI PARTY (NZ) 15 SCRATCHED
55
—
Emergencies
13
7 VANCOUVER BAY 1
D Thornton
59.5 16.00
14
57 LE FERRARI 11
B Mc Dougall
57
5.00
15 0s9 LINGAYEN GULF 8
N Farley
59.5 101.00
16 79s0 AHTOHALLAN 7
Ms L Boyd
57.5 101.00
HEZAGEM 1, Shouri Lad 2, Demon Darb 3, Rockeby Road 4.

RACE 4 Race With The McEvoys 1000m 3.00 EQ4
$37,500. Benchmark 64. Apprentices can claim.

1 s412 EL SALTO dw 6
L Riordan
Ms C Gaudray (a1.5)
2 s153 HURTLE tcb 1
3 1s0s TSUNAMI SAM (NZ) b 7 J Mott
4 1s05 TARARUA dw 4
J Childs
5 4s41 AVID GENERAL dw 2
N Farley
6 7157 BOB’S RELISH tdw 9
J Fry
7 8050 KING DICK w 8
J Allen
8 797s SUKWHINDER dw 5
Ms S Noble
9 0759 EXCEEDINGLY MAGIC w 10 J Bowditch
10 8044 THE BONT t 3
Dean Holland
TSUNAMI SAM 1, El Salto 2, Hurtle 3, Tararua 4.

RACE 1

1.30

(1100m)

1. CHIARO (Matthew Cumani) 3c By Caravaggio
(US) - Wyetta (NZ) (0:0-0-0): First start. No public
trials. Look to betting.
2. FULL BLOWN (M D Moroney) 3c By Written Tycoon - Phoenix Claws (1:0-0-1): Took up the running
when debut ¾ len, nose 3rd of 7 (1) $9.50 58.0 Wee
Nessy, Enuffon 1000m Bendigo 3yo Mdn Heavy(8)
Aug 25. Freshened. Solid debut performance and
sure to improve into this. Right in this.
3. GOLD TRACKER (P G Moody) 3g By Xtravagant
(NZ) - Gracefully Chic (0:0-0-0): First start. Not seen
at public trials. From a leading stable. Bears close
watching.
4. HELL BE COMING (Clayton Douglas) 3g By Hellbent - Lissom (0:0-0-0): First start. Hasn’t officially
trialled. Monitor betting moves.
5. REDZOUST (T & C McEvoy) 3c By Zoustar - Red
Velvet Swing (2:0-0-0): Hampered on straightening when 3½ len 6th of 7 (2) $4.60 58.0 Roznamla
1200m Cranbourne 2yo Mdn Good(3) Mar 11. Eased
near 800m, raced greenly, vetted - no abnormalities
when 2½ len 5th of 7 (3) $11.00 58.0 Red Sun Sensation 1230m Geelong 3yo C&G Mdn Soft(5) Aug 12.
Freshened. Far from disgraced at Geelong first-up.
Can figure here.
6. VELOCE CARRO (C Maher & D Eustace) 3g By
Nicconi - Pollywagon (1:0-0-0): Safely held in 5¼
len 5th of 7 (7) $6.50 57.0 Twin Stars 1200m Murray Bridge Gh (Metro) Mm 2yo Classic Good(4)
Mar 5. Fitter for nose, ½ hd 3rd She Daresthe Devil,
Basque 800m Cranbourne Training barrier trial (C2)
Heavy(10) Sept 5. First-up. More experienced following debut. Has claims.
7. ASTELENA (Ben & J D Hayes) 3f By Pariah - Lundi
(2:0-1-0): Began awkwardly when 2½ len 2nd of
7 (3) $4.40 57.0 Berry Bubbly 955m M Valley 2yof
(Rs0mw) Good(4) Feb 18. Lost a plate when 3¾ len
6th of 12 (2) $12.00 55.0 Three Rings 1000m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug 26. Wasn’t
all that far away at Pakenham Synthetic first-up.
Strips fitter. Must be considered.

RACE 2

2.00

(2100m)

1. ADMONI (N A Blackiston) 4g By Epaulette - Hanukkah (8:0-0-0): No match when 6½ len 10th of
13 (3) $101.00 59.5 Commodity 1418m Geelong 3yo+
Mdn Soft(5) Aug 3. Well beaten 6½ len 5th of 8 (5)
$8.50 59.5 Cost Of Devotion 2040m Benalla 3yo+
Mdn Heavy(10) Aug 29. Prefer others.
2. AL AABIR (C J Waller) 4g By Sea The Stars (IR) Wo De Xin (GB) (4:0-2-0): Resumed with 5 len 5th
of 13 (13) $4.20 59.5 Perusal 1415m Sale 3yo+ Mdn
Good(4) Aug 11. Overraced early, middle stages
when 6½ len 5th of 11 (2) $4.40 59.5 Max Mercury
1600m Bendigo 3yo+ Mdn Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened. Went to line only fairly in the wet at Bendigo
at latest. Up in distance now. Rates highly.
3. BADER (Ben & J D Hayes) 4g By Flying Artie Dizelle (4:0-0-0): Not flash in 8½ len 9th of 14 (10)
$31.00 59.5 Hesitate 1732m Sale 3yo+ Mdn Good(4)
Aug 11. Didn’t offer much when 4¼ len 4th of 7 (4)
$21.00 59.5 Zoomurudi 2100m Ballarat Synthetic
3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug 30. Consider.
4. CATSKILL (Dan O’Sullivan) 4g By Rip Van Winkle
(IR) - Osprey (GB) (18:0-3-4): Laid in in straight when
5¾ len 4th of 8 (1) $9.50 59.5 Desarmer 1600m Bendigo 3yo+ Mdn Heavy(9) Aug 14. Keen when 3 len,
len 3rd of 7 (7) $2.80 59.5 Zoomurudi, Rebel Tinge
2100m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug
30. Closed intently from well back to place here last
start. Major player.

Tips by Brad Waters
TAB CODE: MR

61
60.5
60.5
59
57.5
57.5
57.5
57
56.5
55

5.50
4.20
*2.20
7.50
6.50
26.00
34.00
34.00
61.00
41.00

1 s368 KOMACHI (IRE) 7
J Fry
59
2 990s AIRCLASH (NZ) 10
E Brown
58
3 6s74 CEEJAY 9
J Mott
58
4 419s MISSED THE MARK d 6 Ms S Noble
58
5 127s BENEFICIO db 2
B Mc Dougall
57.5
6 77s2 PENTEGRA b 8
J Bowditch
57
7 2215 TEQUILA SPIRIT t 5
J Childs
56.5
8 2738 RED STILETTO 4
Dean Holland
55
9 54s5 ROYAL REBELLION 1
H Grace
55
10 5882 ARACHNATTACK b 3
W Price (a)
54
BENEFICIO 1, Missed The Mark 2, Tequila Spirit 3, Airclash 4.

2.30

8.50
7.50
15.00
5.50
*2.90
6.00
7.00
15.00
34.00
26.00

RACE 6 Hygain Winners Choice 1200m 4.00 DD1 Q2
$37,500. Benchmark 64. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

0s81 PEGASI t 8
Ms C Gaudray (a1.5)
2330 BRAZEN BRANDO cdw 3 J Mott
07s8 THE SISCOS KID dw 5
W Price (a)
8229 PRINCE OF MERCIA dw 11 SCRATCHED
27s2 PROWLING db 9
D Thornton
517 READ (NZ) w 10
SCRATCHED
9251 DESIRED c 6
M Aitken
251s SERENAUR w 13
SCRATCHED
431s PANAMA PAPERS (GER) 7 M Poy
17s3 BOSS QUEEN db 4
J Allen
6827 GINGERSON cdw 12
J Fry
756s LADY PROISIR (NZ) 1
B Prebble
Emergency
13 s164 THE EXCHANGE c 2
B Mc Dougall
PROWLING 1, Pegasi 2, Desired 3, Boss Queen 4.

RACE 7 Gold Nugget

61.5
60.5
60.5
60
59.5
59
58.5
58.5
58
57.5
57
56.5
59

4.60
8.00
21.00
—
*2.15
—
10.00
—
51.00
6.00
41.00
17.00
14.00

1500m 4.30 Q3

$100,000. Open. Apprentices cannot claim.

1 4279 ROYAL MILE w 2
J B Opperman (a) 58
6.00
56.5 *1.80
2 2121 MY BOY BIRMINGHAM tc 1 Dean Holland
3 111s DEEPSTRIKE (NZ) wn 4 D Moor
56
6.50
4 1s64 NIGHT PASSAGE d 6
D Thornton
54 10.00
5 s824 ATTRACTABLE 5
B Mc Dougall
54
4.80
6 496s UNIQUELY 3
W Price (a)
54 61.00
7 1732 SPANISH SNITZEL tw 7 Ms A Kelly (a)
54 18.00
MY BOY BIRMINGHAM 1, Royal Mile 2, Deepstrike 3, Attractable 4.

RACE 8 Hygain

1400m 5.00 DD2 Q4

$37,500. Benchmark 64. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

s212 CUBAN STATE tdn 11
Ms C Gaudray (a1.5) 62
6s13 VIDEO 7
J Allen
61
60.5
s213 THE DUKE OF DUBAI (NZ) w 12 D Stackhouse
11s0 FOURNAISE w 1
SCRATCHED
60
0s54 STRIKE EAGLE t 4
Ms M Lloyd (a)
60
700s HALCYON EAST w 10
D Bates
59
291s MAGNOLIA ROSE 5
N Farley
59
8221 LULU DARLING td 3
J Mott
58.5
3861 WILD VITALITY dw 2
J Lorensini
57.5
8662 HUGHES THE BOSS 8
W Price (a)
57
56.5
41 WHISKYONTHEROCKS t 9 SCRATCHED
0538 SHE’S KEROSENE 13
Dean Holland
54.5
Emergency
13 7s48 TASPINARO 6
58
CUBAN STATE 1, Video 2, The Duke Of Dubai 3, Lulu Darling 4.

5. RIDE THE SKY (Patrick Keane) 5g By Hallowed
Crown - Full On (8:0-0-0): Began awkwardly when
1½ len 5th of 14 (13) $101.00 59.5 Elfi 1600m Cranbourne 3yo+ Mdn Heavy(8) Aug 4. Failed to fire 15½
len 10th of 11 (5) $21.00 59.5 Max Mercury 1600m
Bendigo 3yo+ Mdn Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened.
Failed to make an impression in the wet at Bendigo
last outing. No appeal.
6. BO REBELLION (David & Coral Feek) 4m By Dissident - Bo Bardi (3:0-1-0): Slowly away when 6¾
len 7th of 11 (7) $26.00 57.5 Dor Dor 1600m Pakenham Synthetic 2yo+ Mdn Synthetic July 28. Laid in in
straight when 2¼ len 2nd of 14 (4) $31.00 57.5 Hesitate 1732m Sale 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Aug 11. Freshened. Turned in an improved performance at Sale
last time out. Ready for this trip now. Strong claims.
7. HOSTESS DEB (N J Dyer) 9m By Host (CH) - Debecca (5:0-0-0): Slowly away when 6 len 7th of 11 (1)
$41.00 57.5 Helen’s Boy 1600m Warracknabeal Mdn
Plate Soft(7) July 25. Found rivals too strong 8½ len
last of 8 (3) $51.00 57.5 Bond Street Beau 1900m
Mildura 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Sept 3. Was safely held
at Mildura at latest. Appears tested.
8. PERFECTLY TIMED (G M Begg) 4m By Savabeel
- Honey Rider (NZ) (6:0-0-0): First-up finished 3 len
5th of 12 (10) $17.00 58.0 Sycorax 1400m Pakenham
Synthetic 3yo+ F&M Mdn Synthetic Aug 1. Hung out
several times, failed to handle going, vetted - no
abnormalities when 7¾ len 9th of 11 (1) $20.00 57.5
True Patriot 1600m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ Mdn
Synthetic Aug 22. Freshened. In the mix.
9. RAINBOW DOLPHIN (Stephen Lenehan) 5m
By Pellizotti - She’s Timid (8:0-0-0): On return from
break finished 6¼ len 8th of 12 (6) $71.00 54.5 Murray Factor 1600m Warracknabeal 3yo+ Mdn Soft(7)
Aug 27. Settled midfield when 3¾ len 5th of 8 (2)
$51.00 54.5 Bond Street Beau 1900m Mildura 3yo+
Mdn Good(4) Sept 3. Others with more appeal.

RACE 3

1100m 3.30 Q1

$37,500. Class 1. Apprentices can claim.

(1400m)

1. BOH RHAP (Archie Alexander) 4g By Reward For
Effort - Belle Of Dubai (1:0-0-0): Safely held in 6¼
len 7th of 12 (10) $41.00 59.5 Jet Jitsu 1204m Donald
4yo+ Mdn Soft(7) Aug 16. Freshened. Drawn poorly.
Place claims.
2. CLIPPER SHIP (Shane Stockdale) 4g By Good Journey (US) - Gilt Edge (4:0-0-0): Battled away for 2½
len 4th of 9 (5) $31.00 58.0 Rock Wave 1500m Mornington 3yo Mdn Good(4) Jan 9. No match when 10½
len 9th of 12 (11) $21.00 58.0 Master Tornado 1600m
Pakenham 3yo Mdn Soft(5) Jan 27. Resuming. Hasn’t
offered much fresh in the past. Can’t have.
3. HEZAGEM (T & C McEvoy) 4g By All Too Hard - Gem
Of Gems (4:0-0-0): Slowly away, eased down, rider
concerned with action when 17¼ len last of 13 (1) $7.50
58.0 Star Midfielder 1400m Bendigo 3yo Mdn Good(4)
Sept 15 (2021). Pre race incident, passed fit at barrier,
laid out near 500m when 1¼ len 4th of 12 (4) $3.50F
59.5 Whiskyontherocks 1200m Ballarat Synthetic
3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug 30. Wasn’t all that far away
here first-up. Fitter. Well placed from the perfect draw.
One of the major players.
4. MOON DOG (Mark Sues) 5g By Dissident - Dig
A Pony (18:0-0-0): Beaten but not disgraced when
3¾ len 4th of 10 (2) $14.00 56.5 Tobytoff 2100m
Stony Creek 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Feb 1. Slowly
away when 14¼ len last of 9 (6) $51.00 57.5 Magical Slipper 1200m Pakenham Synthetic 2yo+ Mdn
Synthetic July 28. Returning from let-up. Ordinary
at Pakenham Synthetic first-up. Long time in the
maiden ranks and hard to see that changing here.
Not fancied.

6.00
*3.60
4.80
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6.50
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4.80
21.00
21.00
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21.00
41.00

5. MR SCOREFIELD (Anthony Chibnall) 4g By
Squamosa - Spring Drinks (7:0-2-1): Found the line
intently for 4 len, ½ hd 3rd of 12 (6) $10.00 59.5
Chester Warrior, Live Life Loud 1200m Swan Hill
3yo+ Mdn Soft(5) Aug 7. Worked right to the line for
lg hd 2nd of 10 (8) $4.00 59.5 Ready Or Bust 1400m
Mildura 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Sept 3. Worked home
solidly to place at Mildura last outing. Drawn well.
Each-way.
6. ROCKEBY ROAD (Andrew Noblet) 4g By War
Chant (US) - Rokeby’s Witch (0:0-0-0): First start.
Kicks off without a trial. Watch betting.
7. ROCKIN’ ZAIN (Jerome Hunter) 4g By Wayed
Zain - Rockin’ Ransom (5:0-0-1): Taken back from
wide barrier when 5¼ len 9th of 12 (10) $10.00 59.0
Tavisteel 1850m Terang 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) April
10. Slowly away when 1¾ len, sht hd 3rd of 11 (10)
$11.00 54.5 Lulu Darling, Gwithian Bay 1400m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ Hcp (C1) Synthetic Aug 26.
Closed from well back to fill the minors at Pakenham
Synthetic first-up. Should find this a bit easier. Will
only be fitter. Generally gets back in races. Among
the dangers.
8. SHOURI LAD (Robert Hickmott) 4g By Ready For
Victory - Baldachino (7:0-1-1): Slowly away, eased
near post, not fully tested when 4¾ len 5th of 8 (4)
$6.00 59.5 Doc O’Connor 1000m Ballarat Synthetic
3yo+ Mdn Synthetic Aug 19. Found the lead when nk,
½ nk 3rd of 12 (2) $10.00 59.5 Whiskyontherocks, In
My Feelings 1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ Mdn
Synthetic Aug 30. On pace and fought on bravely to
place here last time out. Keep safe.
9. MUSELET (G Eurell) 4m By Reward For Effort
- Champagne Ruby (0:0-0-0): First start. Hasn’t
trialled in public. Good draw. Big watch.
10. DEMON DARB (M Price & M Kent Jnr) 3g By
Pierro - Red Is The Rose (2:0-0-2): Held up on
straightening when lg nk, 9 len 3rd of 6 (1) $5.50
58.0 Do It La, Red Rapid 1200m Ballarat 2yo Mdn
Good(4) Feb 8. Hampered at start when 1½ len, 2
len 3rd of 14 (2) $18.00 57.0 Jack’s Honour, Laurion
1400m Bendigo 2yo+ Mdn Heavy(8) June 30. Back
from a let-up. Kept working to line at Bendigo firstup. Expect will be prominent from the decent draw.
Take beating.
11. FEDERATION ROCKS (M M Laurie) 3g By Pierro
- Whistle Baby (3:0-0-1): Well beaten 4¾ len 7th
of 8 (3) $31.00 58.0 Cannonball 1109m Geelong
2yo Mdn Good(4) Mar 22. Took up a midfield position when first-up 3¾ len 5th of 10 (6) $20.00 57.0
Desiah 1200m Geelong 3yo+ Mdn Heavy(8) Sept 4.
Not keen.
12. PARVATI PARTY: SCRATCHED
13. VANCOUVER BAY (G Eurell) 5g By Vancouver Luminous Harmony (1:0-0-0): Overraced early, middle stages, held up near 50m, not fully tested when
3¾ len 7th of 11 (1) $13.00 59.5 Extreme Step 1230m
Geelong 4yo+ Mdn Soft(5) Aug 12. Freshened. Looking elsewhere.
14. LE FERRARI (Ben & J D Hayes) 3c By Toronado
(IR) - Hai Lil (2:0-0-0): Wide throughout when 2¼
len 5th of 9 (7) $6.50 58.0 Sir Juggernaut 1100m
Bendigo 2yo Mdn Heavy(8) July 31. Struck interference at start, keen when 4¾ len 7th of 12 (7) $12.00
58.0 Japanese Emperor 1200m Sandown-Lakeside
3yo Mdn Heavy(9) Aug 24. Freshened. Just battled
home at Sandown-Lakeside at latest. Place preferred.

15. LINGAYEN GULF (Julie Scott) 4g By Palentino
- Tantalized (2:0-0-0): Eased down, vetted - no abnormalities when 19¾ len last of 11 (3) $21.00 58.0
Live In Hope 1112m Kyneton 3yo Mdn Plate Good(4)
Dec 16. Laid in in straight when 6 len 9th of 12 (12)
$81.00 59.5 Beatbox 1200m Warracknabeal 3yo+
Mdn Soft(6) Aug 27. Coming off an average run at
Warracknabeal first-up. Rank outsider.
16. AHTOHALLAN (Lucinda Boyd) 4m By Frosted
(US) - Honey Bunch (5:0-0-0): Keen when 13¼ len
9th of 10 (4) $11.00 66.0 Jekyll’n’hyde 1609m Hamilton 3yo+ Mdn Good(4) Nov 22. Slowly away when
3¾ len 12th of 13 (5) $101.00 58.0 Nijiko 1300m
Bendigo 3yo+ F&M Mdn Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened. Failed to trouble the judge in 5 career runs.
No appeal.

RACE 4

3.00

(1000m)

1. EL SALTO (Brent Stanley) 5g By Written Tycoon
- Ella Listo (27:4-5-2): Came from last to score ½ len
win of 7 (6) $3.70 59.0 Big Day Out, Brazen Bully
1000m Echuca 3yo+ (Bm64) Heavy(9) Aug 18. Held
up near 400m, held up near 150m when lg nk 2nd of
9 (3) $7.50 61.0 Squizzy Mizzy 1000m Mornington
3yo+ (Bm64) Heavy(9) Sept 2. Charged home to just
miss last start. Can play a key role.
2. HURTLE (T & C McEvoy) 4g By Capitalist - Murtle
Turtle (8:2-0-3): Raced below expectations, pulled
hard, vetted - no abnormalities when 3 len 5th of
8 (1) $7.00 58.0 Sixbysixtythree 1000m Mildura
(Bm70) Good(4) July 22. Raced three wide when
lg nk, nk 3rd of 7 (5) $2.60F 59.0 Prairie Flower,
Kosowski 1000m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm64)
Synthetic Aug 19. Freshened. Finished solidly to
place here last outing. 1.5kg claimer engaged. Has
had success at this track. Commands respect.
3. TSUNAMI SAM (Ben & J D Hayes) 4g By Shamexpress (NZ) - Row Of Diamonds (NZ) (2:1-0-0):
Showed tactical speed for 1¼ len win of 9 (5) 56.0
Dream Queen, Field Of Gold 1100m Ruakaka 2yo
Swp Dead(4) July 3 (2021). Crowded near 800m,
eased near 800m, bled from one nostril when 18¼
len last of 13 (10) $3.90F 59.0 Midwest 1000m
C’field 3yo+ (Bm64) Good(3) Jan 12. First-up.
Meeting easier opposition here. Among the main
chances.
4. TARARUA (Mitchell Freedman) 4g By Squamosa
- Kiwi Charm (NZ) (3:1-0-0): Overraced early, middle stages, raced below expectations, vetted - no
abnormalities when 4¼ len 10th of 12 (9) $6.00
59.5 Lord Domino 1100m Bendigo 2yo+ (Bm64)
Heavy(8) June 30. Balanced up midfield when ¾ len
5th of 9 (2) $5.50 59.5 Darceandermill 1100m Bendigo 3yo+ Hcp (64) Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened.
Gave good account at Bendigo last time out. Not
out of this.
5. AVID GENERAL (Jody Thompson) 7g By Casino
Prince - Go Diva Go (31:7-3-2): Rolled along in front
first-up 3¾ len 4th of 10 (10) $10.00 59.5 Daskulya
1009m Mildura 3yo+ Hcp (58) Good(4) Aug 21. Led
them up for 2¼ len win of 8 (7) $6.50 58.5 Comrade
Bill, Redline 1000m Warracknabeal 3yo+ Hcp (58)
Soft(6) Aug 27. Convincing winner at Warracknabeal
at latest. Fitter for two runs back. Free-running. Nice
gate. In the mix.
6. BOB’S RELISH (L J Lake) 5m By Redente - Cascade Now (21:3-1-4): Sound when 2 len 5th of 7 (1)
$13.00 58.0 El Salto 1000m Echuca 3yo+ (Bm64)
Heavy(9) Aug 18. Began awkwardly when 3¾ len
7th of 9 (7) $21.00 58.0 Lovin’ Laughs 1100m Bendigo 3yo+ Hcp (64) Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened.
Far from disgraced in the wet at Bendigo last start.
Proven performer over this trip. Drawn off the track.
One for multiples.
7. KING DICK (Rhys Archard) 5g By Redente Amen’s Sea (12:2-1-0): Began awkwardly when 5¼
len 5th of 10 (10) $31.00 59.0 Fly On Bye 1100m
Echuca 2yo+ (Bm64) Soft(7) July 29. Not flash in
16½ len 10th of 12 (5) $15.00 58.5 Stylish Enuff
1204m Donald 3yo+ Hcp (64) Soft(7) Aug 16. Freshened. On pace but weakened right out of it at Donald last outing. Looking to others.
8. SUKWHINDER (S G Noble) 6m By Delago Deluxe - Danagall (NZ) (15:3-1-2): Didn’t offer much
when 8 len last of 9 (8) $101.00 60.0 Fire 1000m
Sandown-Hillside 3yo+ (Bm64) Good(4) Feb 23.
Failed to fire 6¼ len 7th of 8 (4) $151.00 58.5 Deprivation 1200m Pakenham 3yo+ (Bm64) Good(4)
Mar 10. Strips fitter for 5¼ len 6th Burning The Clock
850m Tatura barrier trial Soft(7) July 18. Resuming.
Appears tested.
9. EXCEEDINGLY MAGIC (S P Nichols) 5m By Outreach - Warrilla (9:2-1-0): Fair effort in 3 len 5th of 11
(9) $10.00 59.5 Video 1200m Pakenham Synthetic
3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 1. Positioned midfield
when 9¼ len last of 9 (1) $16.00 57.5 La Zucca 1200m
Mornington 3yo+ (Bm64) Heavy(9) Sept 2. Was
safely held at Mornington last time out. Can’t have.
10. THE BONT (Shay Keating) 9g By Lope De Vega
(IR) - Palena (52:4-3-8): Slowly away when 2¾
len 4th of 7 (6) $41.00 55.0 Prairie Flower 1000m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm64) Synthetic Aug 19.
Slowly away when 2¼ len 4th of 9 (3) $31.00 58.0
Rose Tycoon 1000m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58)
Synthetic Aug 30. Rises in class. Others better.

RACE 5

3.30

(1100m)

1. KOMACHI (Mark Pegus) 5g By Kingman (GB) Kamakura (US) (7:1-1-3): Began awkwardly, keen
when 5¼ len 6th of 14 (3) $2.90F 60.5 Sachem
1300m Swan Hill (Bm64) Soft(5) June 12. Overraced
early, middle stages when 5¼ len 8th of 14 (4) $4.80
60.0 Free Flying Star 1400m Bendigo 2yo+ (Bm64)
Heavy(8) June 30. Returning from let-up. Went to
line only fairly in the wet in similar class at Bendigo
last start. Can play a role.
2. AIRCLASH (M M Laurie) 4g By Toronado (IR) - La
Vida Loca (NZ) (8:1-2-1): Keen, raced greenly when
5¾ len 9th of 12 (9) $101.00 58.0 Gundec 1400m
Bendigo (Metro) LR Bendigo Gneas Good(4) April 2.
Found rivals too strong 10¾ len 11th of 13 (3) $61.00
58.0 Chartres 1600m C’field Sires Guineas Good(4)
April 23. Had the benefit of len win Fighting Sanami,
Sutadamu 800m Cranbourne Training barrier trial
(C2) Heavy(10) Sept 5. First-up. Trialled well for return. Include among the better chances.
3. CEEJAY (Luke Oliver) 5g By Reward For Effort Majnoonah (8:1-0-1): Resumed with 4¾ len 7th of
10 (9) $20.00 61.0 Far Enough 1000m Pakenham
Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 1. Hampered
at start when 1½ len 4th of 12 (9) $18.00 61.0 Licorice Prince 1000m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+
(Bm58) Synthetic Aug 15. Freshened. Just behind
the placegetters at Pakenham Synthetic last outing.
Tough alley. Place hope.
4. MISSED THE MARK (S G Noble) 5g By Dedline
- Miss Remarkable (6:1-1-0): Keen when 2¼ len win
of 9 (7) $9.50 59.5 Master Magnus, Pink And Black
1100m Werribee 4yo+ Mdn Good(4) Feb 13. Overraced early, middle stages, raced wide without
cover, crowded near 100m when 6¾ len 9th of 10
(6) $21.00 58.5 Naples 1109m Geelong 3yo+ (Bm64)
Good(4) Mar 22. Prepared for this with 8 len win Tutankhamun, Keck 850m Tatura barrier trial Soft(7)
July 18. Resuming. One for exotics.
5. BENEFICIO (G Eurell) 4m By Magnus - Grand
Gesture (6:1-2-0): Showed early speed in 1½ len 2nd
of 13 (4) $51.00 54.0 Najmaty 1100m C’field 3yo F
Hcp Good(3) April 16. Failed to handle going, vetted
- no abnormalities when 4½ len 7th of 12 (6) $4.40F
56.0 Bifrost 1000m Sandown-Hillside 3yo (Bm64)
Soft(5) May 11. First-up. Won in Mdn company at
Kyneton first-up last campaign. Usually prominent.
Drawn to get a nice run. Has claims.

6. PENTEGRA (S P Nichols) 4g By Rubick - Easy
Step (12:1-4-2): On pace 8¼ len 7th of 8 (4) $15.00
58.0 Prince Of Mercia 1247m Geelong 2yo+ Hcp (C2)
Soft(5) May 13. Began awkwardly when 1¼ len 2nd
of 12 (8) $4.40F 60.0 Nicotera 1200m Warracknabeal 3yo+ Hcp (58) Soft(6) Aug 27. No match for
winner but kept on for the minor spoils at Warracknabeal first-up. Strips fitter. Key player.
7. TEQUILA SPIRIT (M D Moroney) 4m By All Too
Hard - Link To My Heart (US) (7:1-2-1): On the speed
len win of 9 (7) $5.00 58.0 Poiema, Tennessee
Beach 1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ F&M Mdn
Synthetic Aug 5. Began awkwardly when 3¼ len
5th of 12 (10) $11.00 60.0 Desired 1200m Ballarat
Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 30. Fair effort
without threatening here last time out. On pacer.
Knockout chance.
8. RED STILETTO (Paul & Tracey Templeton) 5m
By Sizzling - Glorious Red (18:1-2-1): Took up a handy
position in nk, lg nk 3rd of 12 (7) $4.60 58.0 Regal
Rave, Regal Rossa 1400m Pakenham Synthetic
2yo+ Hcp (58) Synthetic July 9. Raced three wide
when 4¾ len 8th of 12 (10) $13.00 60.0 Want To Doo
1200m Bairnsdale 2yo+ (Bm58) Heavy(8) July 26.
Back from a let-up. Place appeal only.
9. ROYAL REBELLION (Ms D Loos) 4m By Capitalist - Morganza (GB) (12:1-1-4): Crowded early stages,
checked near 800m when 3¾ len 4th of 8 (1) $5.00
57.0 Za Hidden Dragon 1100m Gold Coast (Bm58)
Heavy(9) April 23. Vetted - no abnormalities when
2¼ len 5th of 9 (6) $13.00 58.0 Pocket Rox 1200m
Casterton 3yo+ Hcp (58) Soft(7) Sept 4. Looks
tested here.
10. ARACHNATTACK (Stephen Lenehan) 7g By
Dark Valley - Killorelin Belle (53:1-4-2): Safely held
in 7¼ len 8th of 10 (6) $12.00 54.0 Daskulya 1009m
Mildura 3yo+ Hcp (58) Good(4) Aug 21. Gave all for
nose 2nd of 6 (1) $2.50F 54.0 Magna Carta 1000m
Casterton 3yo+ Hcp (58) Soft(7) Sept 4. Let down
strongly from back half to place at short odds at
Casterton at latest. Place.

RACE 6

4.00

(1200m)

1. PEGASI (T & C McEvoy) 4g By Star Turn - Draw
Forward (10:2-2-1): Vetted - no abnormalities when
8½ len last of 8 (7) $4.40 57.5 Rosalia 1100m Ballarat
Synthetic 2yo+ (Bm64) Synthetic July 19. Settled
midfield when 1½ len win of 8 (1) $4.80 59.5 Ultimate Edition, Outstanding Reward 1100m Ballarat
Synthetic 3yo+ Hcp (64) Synthetic Aug 30. Reeled
them in easily to salute here last start. 1.5kg claimer
engaged. Fitter third-up. Can figure here.
2. BRAZEN BRANDO (Dan O’Sullivan) 6g By Brazen Beau - I’m Discreet (37:5-4-7): Raced wide without cover when ¾ len, ¾ len 3rd of 8 (7) $3.30 61.0
Way To Go Paula, Lulu Darling 1200m Pakenham
Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm64) Synthetic Aug 15. Overraced early, middle stages, raced wide without cover
when 3¼ len 10th of 11 (5) $21.00 54.0 Field Of Roses
1200m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm78) Synthetic
Aug 26. Battled on fairly at Pakenham Synthetic last
outing. Down in class. Decent alley. Consider.
3. THE SISCOS KID (Henry Dwyer) 6g By Danerich
- Seven Year Itch (20:4-4-2): Forwardly placed 6¼
len 7th of 12 (2) $5.00 54.0 Spin The Reward 1200m
Mt Gambier Open Hcp Good(4) April 1. Raced four
wide when 4¾ len 8th of 12 (11) $11.00 61.0 Desired
1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic
Aug 30. Average effort in weaker class here first-up.
Fitter. Place claims.
4. PRINCE OF MERCIA: SCRATCHED
5. PROWLING (G Eurell) 4g By Wolf Cry - Great
Dame (9:1-4-1): Keen, laid in in straight when 3½ len
7th of 12 (10) $41.00 58.0 Gundec 1400m Bendigo
(Metro) LR Bendigo Gneas Good(4) April 2. Prominent 1¾ len 2nd of 10 (2) $2.25F 59.5 Savonia 1212m
Sale 3yo+ (Bm64) Soft(5) Sept 1. Solid on-pace performance at Sale first-up. Will only be fitter. Right in
this.
6. READ: SCRATCHED
7. DESIRED (T & C McEvoy) 4m By Rich Enuff Augusta Belle (15:3-3-3): Kept trying 1¾ len 5th of
10 (10) $7.50 58.5 Night Of Delight 1000m Murray
Bridge Gh (Metro) (Bm60) Soft(5) Aug 20. Laid
in near 100m when ¾ len win of 12 (6) $7.00 59.5
Hughes The Boss, Boss Queen 1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 30. Stiffer challenge here. Not likely.
8. SERENAUR: SCRATCHED
9. PANAMA PAPERS (Mark Sues) 7g By Soldier
Hollow (GB) - Pristina (GE) (17:2-1-3): Laid out
throughout when sht nk, len 3rd of 7 (1) $3.40F
57.5 Xingyun, Nicajon 1600m Colac 3yo+ Hcp (58)
Good(3) Dec 18. Inconvenienced near 100m when
sht nk win of 8 (1) $4.20 61.0 A Pinch Of Luck,
Shezdelicious 1450m Kilmore 3yo+ (Bm58) Good(4)
Jan 11. Resuming. Faces stronger opposition now.
Unlikely to trouble some of these.
10. BOSS QUEEN (C Maher & D Eustace) 4m By
Street Boss (US) - Echo Queen (3:1-0-1): Rider concerned with action, vetted - no abnormalities when
4½ len last of 7 (5) $7.00 57.5 Dragon Admiral 1206m
Sale 3yo (Bm64) Soft(6) Oct 6. Pre race incident,
passed fit at barrier, hampered at start when ¾ len,
1½ len 3rd of 12 (2) $4.80F 60.5 Desired, Hughes
The Boss 1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58)
Synthetic Aug 30. Handy and boxed on fairly to fill
the minors here first-up. Place preferred.
11. GINGERSON (Shay Keating) 6g By Toronado (IR)
- Lavender Mist (37:4-7-2): Pre race incident, passed
fit at barrier, wide throughout when 2 len 2nd of 9
(5) $7.00 61.0 Nicconi Express 1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 9. Raced three
wide when 4½ len 7th of 12 (4) $17.00 61.0 Desired
1200m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic
Aug 30. Just battled home in weaker company here
last start. Tougher now. Wide alley is a concern. Not
fancied.
12. LADY PROISIR (C J Waller) 4m By Proisir - Lady
Lucille (NZ) (6:1-1-0): Began awkwardly when 8 len
5th of 6 (1) $17.00 56.5 Hollywood North 1550m
Randwick-Kensington 3&4yo (Bm64) Heavy(9)
April 25. No match when 4¼ len 6th of 11 (5) $19.00
58.5 Aravene 1800m Sandown-Hillside 2yo+ F&M
(Bm64) Soft(5) May 11. First-up. One for multiples.
13. THE EXCHANGE (Ben & J D Hayes) 4g By Street
Boss (US) - Puttanesca (NZ) (4:1-0-0): On pace 1¼
len 6th of 13 (3) $8.50 59.0 Field Of Roses 1200m
Sale 2yo+ (Bm64) Good(4) July 24. Well beaten 4½
len 4th of 8 (4) $7.00 59.0 Pegasi 1100m Ballarat
Synthetic 3yo+ Hcp (64) Synthetic Aug 30. Coming
off an average run here last outing. Place hope.

RACE 7

4.30

(1500m)

1. ROYAL MILE (L A Creek) 5g By Danerich - Street
Blaze (20:6-6-0): Reasonable effort 3¾ len 7th of
13 (2) $19.00 58.5 Calypso Reign 1200m M’ville G3
Spring Stks Heavy(9) Aug 13. Raced three wide when
3¾ len 9th of 14 (6) $21.00 54.0 Emissary 1700m
C’field LR Heatherlie Stks Soft(5) Aug 27. Wasn’t
all that far away at Caulfield last time out. Drops in
grade. One for exotics.
2. MY BOY BIRMINGHAM (T & C McEvoy) 5g By
Unencumbered - Girls On Film (NZ) (13:6-3-0): Overraced middle stages when 1¼ len 2nd of 11 (7) $6.50
54.0 Blaze A Trail 1400m Mildura Cup Good(4) July
22. Sped to lead when 2¼ len win of 10 (10) $1.85F
61.0 Air Defence, Sign Of Ussuri 1500m Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm78) Synthetic Aug 19. Freshened.
Racing in top order. Commanding winner under
61kg here at latest. Loves this track/distance. Rates
highly.

3. DEEPSTRIKE (M Price & M Kent Jnr) 5g By Tavistock (NZ) - Obey (NZ) (13:5-1-1): Dwelt at start (2L),
shifted in near 300m, rider charged with careless
riding when ½ len win of 6 (4) $2.40F 54.0 Five Kingdom, Pale King 2000m C’field 3yo+ (Bm84) Good(4)
April 9. Taken back from wide barrier, checked near
400m when nk win of 10 (9) $5.00 59.5 Mission
Phoenix, Get The Idea 1800m Hawkesbury (Metro)
3yo+ (Bm78) Heavy(9) April 30. Primed for return
with 5 len 2nd Alhambra Lad 1190m Cranbourne
Training barrier trial Heavy(10) Sept 5. Resuming.
Chasing 4 successive wins. Generally competitive
fresh. Must be considered.
4. NIGHT PASSAGE (T & C McEvoy) 6m By Not A
Single Doubt - Court Pastoral (GB) (25:6-4-2): Laid
out in straight, hung out near 300m, became unbalanced when 4¾ len 6th of 9 (6) $7.00 59.0 Zimowy
1410m F’ton 4yo+ M (Bm84) Soft(6) Aug 6. Raced
wide without cover, eased near 200m when 5½ len
4th of 10 (8) $9.00 60.0 My Boy Birmingham 1500m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm78) Synthetic Aug 19.
Freshened. Went to line only fairly here last start.
Drops in weight for this. Keep safe.
5. ATTRACTABLE (P G Moody) 4g By I Am Invincible - Affable (10:3-1-2): Settled handy when ¾ len
2nd of 10 (7) $10.00 57.0 I Am Bene 1200m C’field
(Bm78) Good(4) Aug 13. Kept grinding 2½ len 4th of
14 (11) $6.00 57.0 Pounding 1600m M Valley (Bm78)
Soft(6) Sept 3. Fair effort without threatening at
Moonee Valley last outing. Major player.
6. UNIQUELY (Dan O’Sullivan) 5m By Toronado
(IR) - St Trinians (25:4-4-2): Failed to handle going,
vetted - no abnormalities when 11¼ len 9th of 12 (9)
$6.50 55.0 Monbaher 2000m Ballarat 3yo+ (Bm78)
Heavy(8) May 8. Not flash in 11 len 6th of 13 (11)
$81.00 55.5 Foxy Frida 2015m M’ville LR Centaurea
Stks Good(4) May 21. First-up. Not a noted first-up
performer. Prefer others.
7. SPANISH SNITZEL (C V Kelly) 5g By Choisir Senyuman (IR) (32:4-6-4): Eased near 400m when
1¾ len, 2 len 3rd of 11 (10) $7.50 62.0 Cap De Joie,
Shultzy 1600m Bendigo 2yo+ (Bm64) Heavy(8)
July 31. Made up good ground when 1½ len 2nd of
8 (1) $5.00 62.0 Deel Blaster 1600m Bendigo 3yo+
(Bm64) Heavy(9) Aug 14. Freshened. Let down well
from back of the pack to place at Bendigo last time
out. Place appeal only.

RACE 8

5.00

(1400m)

1. CUBAN STATE (T & C McEvoy) 5g By Teofilo (IR)
- Purnima (12:3-3-1): On the speed ½ len win of 5 (2)
$1.50F 60.0 Mio Sorrento, Navillus Excel 1500m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm64) Synthetic Aug 9.
Took up a midfield position when 1¼ len 2nd of 11
(3) $11.00 60.5 Jolting 1600m Pakenham Synthetic
3yo+ (Bm64) Synthetic Aug 26. Ran on well to place
at Pakenham Synthetic at latest. 1.5kg claimer engaged. Suited over this distance. One of the major
players.
2. VIDEO (C Maher & D Eustace) 4g By I Am Invincible - Movie (6:2-1-1): Began awkwardly when nk
win of 11 (1) $2.60F 62.0 Martini Special, Panagsama
1200m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic
Aug 1. Began awkwardly when ¾ len, ¾ len 3rd of
8 (8) $4.80 58.0 Imperial Hilton, Lowanna Magic
1209m Mildura 3yo+ (Bm70) Good(4) Aug 21. Freshened. Honest customer. Hit line intently from back
of the field to place at Mildura last start. Easier here.
Strong claims.
3. THE DUKE OF DUBAI (M D Moroney) 4g By Pride
Of Dubai - Sarvon (7:2-1-1): Knuckled down well to
score sht ½ hd win of 9 (1) $5.50 58.0 Frostin’, Chain
1300m Sandown-Hillside 3yo+ C&G (Bm64) Soft(5)
Aug 10. Slowly away when ¾ len, ¾ len 3rd of 11 (9)
$5.50 60.5 Bubbly Lass, French Emperor 1427m Sale
3yo+ (Bm64) Soft(5) Sept 1. Closed from well back to
fill the minors at Sale last outing. Each-way.
4. FOURNAISE (Anthony Cosgriff) 6g By Puissance De Lune (IR) - Eruption (28:5-2-1): Laid out on
straightening when 2½ len win of 5 (3) $5.50 63.0
Mainland, Hot Seat 1875m Kyneton 3yo+ (Bm58)
Heavy(8) Nov 12. Pre race incident, passed fit at
barrier, began awkwardly when 11½ len 13th of 14
(13) $151.00 57.0 Veranskova 1100m F’ton (Bm70)
Soft(6) Aug 6. SCRATCHED
5. STRIKE EAGLE (T & C McEvoy) 4g By More Than
Ready (US) - Assertive Eagle (13:2-3-1): Balanced up
midfield when first-up 3¾ len 5th of 9 (2) $9.00 60.5
La Zucca 1130m Geelong 3yo+ (Bm64) Heavy(8) Aug
12. Positioned midfield when 2½ len 4th of 9 (3)
$19.00 60.0 Versilia 1300m Geelong 3yo+ (Bm64)
Soft(7) Sept 4. Ran home respectably at Geelong
last time out. Place claims.
6. HALCYON EAST (Dan O’Sullivan) 4g By Pride
Of Dubai - Promptness (US) (11:2-1-0): Didn’t offer much when 6¾ len 10th of 12 (8) $20.00 59.5
Emperor Of France 2000m Ballarat 3yo+ (Bm64)
Good(4) April 24. Overraced early, middle stages,
crowded near 400m when 25½ len 10th of 13 (6)
$21.00 59.5 Hopkins 2000m Ballarat 3yo+ (Bm64)
Heavy(8) May 18. Resuming. Fresh stats don’t flatter. Cannot entertain.
7. MAGNOLIA ROSE (Dane Smith) 5m By Kermadec (NZ) - Pottery (18:4-1-1): Failed to fire 6¾ len 9th
of 10 (8) $31.00 58.0 Notes 1600m Ballarat 3yo+
(Bm64) Good(3) Mar 27. Stewards queried run when
nk win of 11 (7) $7.50 57.0 Man From Uncle, Catskill
Mountain 1600m Stawell (Bm64) Good(4) April 17.
First-up. Not out of this.
8. LULU DARLING (Michael Huglin) 5m By Toronado (IR) - Play Mizzty For Me (CA) (9:2-2-1): Tried
hard when ¾ len 2nd of 8 (6) $5.50 56.5 Way To Go
Paula 1200m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm64)
Synthetic Aug 15. Claimed 1¾ len win of 11 (3) $3.50F
57.0 Gwithian Bay, Rockin’ Zain 1400m Pakenham
Synthetic 3yo+ Hcp (C1) Synthetic Aug 26. Showed a
fine turn of foot to score convincingly at Pakenham
Synthetic at latest. Good gate. Among the dangers.
9. WILD VITALITY (Emma Collins) 7g By Vital
Equine (IR) - Flying Gaga (44:4-6-6): Handily placed
when 4 len 6th of 10 (2) $151.00 56.0 Write The
Score 1518m Geelong 3yo+ (Bm64) Soft(5) Aug 3.
Posted 3 len win of 9 (1) $6.00 58.5 Verdi, Better
Tomorrow 1300m Casterton 3yo+ Hcp (58) Soft(7)
Sept 4. Formerly with Rodney Foster. Won in easy
fashion at Casterton last start. Place preferred.
10. HUGHES THE BOSS (Dan O’Sullivan) 6g By
Street Boss (US) - Hughes My Daddy (30:3-7-4):
Found rivals too strong 5¾ len 6th of 8 (7) $13.00
58.0 No Surrender 1400m Bendigo 2yo+ (Bm64)
Heavy(8) July 31. Slowly away when ¾ len 2nd of 12
(8) $18.00 60.0 Desired 1200m Ballarat Synthetic
3yo+ (Bm58) Synthetic Aug 30. Up in class. Backmarker. Others with more appeal.
11. WHISKYONTHEROCKS: SCRATCHED
12. SHE’S KEROSENE (Patrick Keane) 5m By Deep
Field - Tamtheel (9:1-1-1): Kept fighting when ½ nk, lg
hd 3rd of 7 (4) $7.50 60.0 Ronay, She’s Enuff 1400m
Ballarat Synthetic 3yo+ F&M (Bm58) Synthetic Aug
9. Battled away for 3¼ len 8th of 11 (2) $21.00 55.5
Lulu Darling 1400m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ Hcp
(C1) Synthetic Aug 26. Not keen.
13. TASPINARO (Ms L Tolson & Ms L Proctor) 4g By
Nicconi - Taspinar (6:1-0-0): First-up finished 7 len
4th of 8 (2) $21.00 59.0 Clap 1206m Sale 3yo+ Hcp
(64) Good(4) Aug 11. Began awkwardly when 3½ len
8th of 9 (8) $21.00 58.5 Darceandermill 1100m Bendigo 3yo+ Hcp (64) Heavy(8) Aug 25. Freshened.
Rank outsider.
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Won over: 1400 (5) 1408 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 8:2-4-0
2nd UP: 7:2-2-2
3rd UP: 6:2-1-0
4th UP: 5:1-0-1
WIN: 24.1%
PLACE: 62.1%
RTG: 101
LAST 15 STARTS: 40s02108s260630
3RD, 13Aug22 1/2 nck, nck Caulfield (G 2) P.B.
Lawrence Stakes 1400m 59 (D Stackhouse 2) 9,
Weight for age, 1:22.67 (Last 600m 34.32, Last
200m 11.64), Good(4), Mr Brightside 59 1, I Am
Superman 59 2, Regal Power 59 4, Btg $11.00,
$17.00 led to turn.
10TH, 27Aug22 7.6L Caulfield Open 1400m
57 (L McNeil 9) 12, Lim 54, 1:24.36 (Last 600m
36, Last 200m 12.94), Soft(6), I Wish I Win 54
1, Gentleman Roy 54.5 2, Open Minded 57.5 3,
Btg $6.00, $5.50 2nd to turn. Weakened near
200m. Vetted - no abnormalities.
Given no peace up front here last start
and entitled to tire. If he gets easier run up
front will take catching.

13. AYSAR (9) 55

ch h 5 Deep Field — Miss Interiors (Ben & J D
Hayes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$702,595
20
3
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
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10
10
—
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
4
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
DIST: 5:0-1-0
TRACK: 7:0-2-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1300 (2)
1st UP: 4:0-1-1
2nd UP: 4:1-1-0
3rd UP: 4:1-0-0
4th UP: 3:0-0-0
WIN: 15%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 29s04460s406591
LAST, 13Aug22 5.1L Caulfield (G 2) P.B.
Lawrence Stakes 1400m 59 (B Mc Dougall 6) 9,
Weight for age, 1:22.67 (Last 600m 34.32, Last
200m 11.96), Good(4), Mr Brightside 59 1, I Am
Superman 59 2, Buffalo River 59 3, Btg $26.00,
$21.00 4th settling, 2nd turn. Raced wide
without cover.
WON, 03Sep22 1L, nck Moonee Valley (LR)
Bendigo Bank Chautauqua Stks 1200m 54.5
(M Dee 6) 14, Lim 54, 1:12.13 (Last 600m 37.10,
Last 200m 12.72), Soft(6), Enchanted Heart 54
2, Corner Pocket 55.5 3, Calypso Reign 54 4, Btg
$31.00, $21.00 3rd to turn.
Has the speed to roll forward in this and
may run a cheeky race for a long way.

14. BANKERS CHOICE (18) 54.5

b g 5 Mongolian Khan — Signorina (NZ) (M D
Moroney)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$211,977
14
5
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
—
9
5
—
Wins
—
—
3
2
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
DIST: 7:3-1-0
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (3) 1500 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-0-1
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:2-0-0
WIN: 35.7%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 99
LAST 15 STARTS: s3211s0111546s7
6TH, 02Apr22 2.9L Randwick (G 1) Doncaster
Mile 1600m 50 (T Nugent 13) 20, Lim 49.5,
1:39.94 (Last 600m 36.48, Last 200m 12.34),
Heavy(9), Mr Brightside 50.5 including 0.5 over
1, I’m Thunderstruck 55.5 2, Icebath 52 including
0.5 over 3, Btg $16.00, $17.00 12th settling, 13th
1200m, 12th to turn.
--- SPELL --7TH, 27Aug22 6.9L Caulfield Open 1400m
59 (M Zahra 11) 12, Lim 54, 1:24.36 (Last 600m
36, Last 200m 12.24), Soft(6), I Wish I Win 54 1,
Gentleman Roy 54.5 2, Open Minded 57.5 3, Btg
$8.50, $10.00 11th to 800m, 10th turn. Slowly
away. Vetted - no abnormalities.
Has horror draw and needs improvement.
Looks tested here.

15. TUVALU (13) 54.5

b g 5 Kermadec (NZ) — Hangin’ Tough (L Smith)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$419,300
11
7
4
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
6
4
1
—
Wins
—
4
2
1
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
DIST: 4:3-1-0
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (3) 1600 (1) 1630 (1)
1800 (1)
2nd UP: 3:1-2-0
1st UP: 3:2-1-0
3rd UP: 2:2-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 63.6%
PLACE: 100%
RTG: 99
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s221s121211
WON, 18Jun22 lng nck, 2.8L Flemington
Bm90 1630m 58 (J Fry 10) 11, Lim 54, 1:39.73
(Last 600m 36.16, Last 200m 12.44), Soft(7),
Visinari 58.5 2, Sir Davy 59.5 3, Mystery Shot
57.5 4, Btg $6.00, $8.00, $7.00 3rd to 800m,
2nd turn.
WON, 02Jul22 2L, 1.3L Flemington (LR)
Penfolds Vrc-Crv Winter C’ship 1600m 54 (J Fry
15) 15, Lim 54, 1:37.45 (Last 600m 35.44, Last
200m 12.36), Soft(6), Sir Davy 54 2, Mystery
Shot 54.5 including 0.5 over 3, Lunar Flare 55 4,
Btg $2.50, $2.60, $2.25 (fav). led to 1200m, 2nd
800m, led turn. Raced wide without cover.
--- LET-UP --Commanding winner at Flemington to
end last prep. Has an outstanding career
record and can win this first-up.

16. CHAILLOT (6) 53

b m 6 Testa Rossa — Mary Of Modena (M Price
& M Kent Jnr)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$453,175
13
5
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
11
2
—
—
Wins
—
4
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-1
DIST: 5:3-0-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1300 (1) 1400 (3)
1st UP: 5:4-0-0
2nd UP: 5:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 38.5%
PLACE: 46.2%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 1348s10s177s68s
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6TH, 12Mar22 4L Flemington (G 3) Furphy
Shaftesbury Avenue Hcp 1400m 55.5 (D Bates 5) 13,
Lim 54, 1:22.33 (Last 600m 33.84, Last 200m 11.62),
Good(3), Kissonallforcheeks 57.5 1, Crosshaven 57 2,
Morvada 54.5 3, Btg $4.60, $4.80, $5.00 11th settling,
10th 800m, 11th turn. Began awkwardly.
--- LET-UP --8TH, 07May22 6.3L Morphettville (G 1) Saroa
Robert Sangster Stakes 1200m 56.5 (D Bates 6)
15, Weight for age, 1:10.14 (Last 600m 34.70),
Soft(6), Snapdancer 56.5 1, Away Game 56.5 2,
September Run 56.5 3, Btg $21.00, $31.00 14th
to 800m, Last turn. Began awkwardly.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 6th Ayrton 990m Cranbourne
Training barrier trial Heavy(10) Sept 5.
First-up. She will be giving them a start but
if leaders go out too hard she will power
over the top of these.

17. DRAGON LEAP (15) 54.5

b g 6 Pierro — Pontiana (L O’Sullivan & A Scott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$237,135
11
3
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
3
8
—
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 5:1-0-1
Won over: 1400 (1) 1600 (1) 2100 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-1-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 27.3%
PLACE: 54.5%
RTG: 99
LAST 15 STARTS: 12114s8s5s34s24
2ND, 06Aug22 sht nck, 1L Ruakaka Open
1100m 55 (C J Grylls 8) 11, Lim 54, 1:03.12 (Last
600m 33.92), Dead(5), Imperatriz 60 1, Winning
For All 55 including 1 over 3, Irish Girl 55.5 4, Btg
$21.00 Last to turn. Held up near 400m.
4TH, 27Aug22 3.5L Caulfield (G 1) Magic
Millions Memsie Stakes 1400m 59 (M Dee 2)
14, Weight for age, 1:24.38 (Last 600m 35.40,
Last 200m 12.10), Soft(5), Snapdancer 57 1, I’m
Thunderstruck 59 2, Cascadian 59 3, Btg $41.00,
$61.00 8th to 800m, 7th turn.
Liked the way he got to the the line in
the Group 1 Memsie last start. Knockout
chance.

18. I WISH I WIN (14) 54

bl g 4 Savabeel — Make A Wish (NZ) (P G Moody)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$225,553
10
3
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
1
9
—
—
Wins
—
—
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
4
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 4:1-2-1
Won over: 1200 (2) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:3-1-0
2nd UP: 3:0-3-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-2
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 30%
PLACE: 90%
RTG: 98
LAST 15 STARTS: 12s2238s123s1
3RD, 19Mar22 0.8L, 0.5L Trentham (G 1)
Levin Classic 1600m 56.5 (K Asano 6) 12, Set
weights, 1:36.43 , Dead(4), Imperatriz 54.5 1,
On The Bubbles 56.5 2, Mohawk Brave 56.5 4,
Btg $11.00 10th to 1200m, 8th 800m, 7th turn.
Slowly away.
--- SPELL --WON, 27Aug22 4L, 1L Caulfield Open 1400m
54 (Ms J Kah 6) 12, Lim 54, 1:24.36 (Last 600m
36, Last 200m 11.84), Soft(6), Gentleman Roy
54.5 2, Open Minded 57.5 3, Hi Stranger 56.5 4,
Btg $3.80, $2.60, $2.90 (fav). 6th settling, 8th
turn.
Showed a sharp turn of hoof to score
convincingly here first-up. Competitive in
Group 1 company in New Zealand two back
and he looks up to this.

19. AGE OF CHIVALRY (8) 54

b/br g 7 He’s Remarkable (NZ) — Onyx (NZ) (M
Price & M Kent Jnr)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$750,580
29
5
6
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
29
—
21
6
1
1
Wins
—
4
1
—
—
2nds
—
3
2
—
1
3rds
—
3
—
—
—
TRACK: 12:2-2-1
DIST: 14:3-3-1
Won over: 1200 (2) 1400 (3)
1st UP: 8:1-2-0
2nd UP: 7:3-0-2
3rd UP: 4:1-1-0
4th UP: 4:0-2-0
WIN: 17.2%
PLACE: 48.3%
RTG: 98
LAST 15 STARTS: 24s76s4166580s5
11TH, 19Feb22 5.5L Flemington (LR) The
Elms Hcp 1400m 57.5 (J Mott 11) 12, Lim 54,
1:21.87 (Last 600m 33.80, Last 200m 12.24),
Good(4), Corner Pocket 54 1, Morvada 54.5 2,
Mr Brightside 56.5 3, Btg $26.00, $31.00 8th
settling, 5th 800m, 4th turn. Raced three wide.
--- SPELL --5TH, 03Sep22 2.2L Moonee Valley (LR)
Bendigo Bank Chautauqua Stks 1200m 55.5 (Ms
J Kah 3) 14, Lim 54, 1:12.13 (Last 600m 37.10, Last
200m 12.56), Soft(6), Aysar 54.5 1, Enchanted
Heart 54 2, Corner Pocket 55.5 3, Btg $13.00,
$12.00, $16.00 8th to 800m, 11th turn. Slowly
away.
Just been battling of late and although
will enjoy the 1400m want to watch again.

20. OPEN MINDED (2) 53.5

b g 6 Jimmy Choux (NZ) — Hidden Passion (A &
S Freedman)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$465,240
21
9
—
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
21
—
15
3
3
—
Wins
—
7
—
2
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
2
2
—
—
TRACK: 7:4-0-1
DIST: 6:2-0-3
Won over: 1200 (6) 1300 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 5:2-0-0
2nd UP: 5:1-0-2
3rd UP: 3:2-0-1
4th UP: 3:2-0-0
WIN: 42.9%
PLACE: 61.9%
RTG: 97
LAST 15 STARTS: 111103s03117s53
5TH, 13Aug22 3.4L Caulfield (LR) Evergreen
Turf Regal Roller 1200m 55 (C Newitt 1) 10, Lim
54, 1:08.44 (Last 600m 33.88, Last 200m 11.70),
Good(4), Uncommon James 54 1, Ranges 56.5 2,
William Thomas 54 3, Btg $13.00, $26.00 4th to
800m, 3rd turn.
3RD, 27Aug22 4L, 1L Caulfield Open 1400m
57.5 (D Thornton 5) 12, Lim 54, 1:24.36 (Last
600m 36, Last 200m 12.56), Soft(6), I Wish I
Win 54 1, Gentleman Roy 54.5 2, Hi Stranger 56.5
4, Btg $16.00, $15.00, $21.00 3rd throughout.
Placed behind smart one here last start
and he is honest. Include in multiples.

RACE 8

4.50

(1200m)

1. LAVISH GIRL (C Maher & D Eustace) 4m By Xtravagant (NZ) - Ends In Tears (10:3-1-1): Worked to front
when 2¼ len 7th of 10 (8) $10.00 56.0 Barb Raider
1600m F’ton G2 Tab Kewney Good(4) Mar 12. Strips
fitter for 1½ len win I Am Superman, Odeum 990m
Cranbourne Training barrier trial Heavy(10) Sept 5.
Resuming. She will be better over further but won
fresh last time in work. Class will take her a long way.
2. ZAPATEO (James Cummings) 4m By Brazen
Beau - Jerezana (10:4-4-0): Safely held in 6¼ len
6th of 8 (7) $6.00 56.0 Eduardo 1000m R’wick G3
Concorde Stks Heavy(9) Sept 3. Coming off an average run in the wet in similar company at Randwick
last time out. Dominant winner two back and must
consider.
3. ARGENTIA (A & S Freedman) 4m By Frankel (GB)
- Princess Coup (6:2-2-0): No match when 6¼ len
7th of 15 (13) $8.00 55.0 Snapdancer 1200m M’ville
G1 Robert Sangster Soft(6) May 7. First-up. Comes to
hand quickly and she caught the eye when first-up
here last campaign. Major player.
4. CHAIN OF LIGHTNING (P G Moody) 4m By
Fighting Sun - Magic Art (5:5-0-0): Let down nicely
for 1¼ len win of 13 (12) $7.00 56.0 She’s All Class,
Kissonallforcheeks 1200m C’field G3 W.W. Cockram
Soft(5) Aug 27. Undefeated galloper. Quickened
smartly to score here at latest. She looks to have
untapped ability and can win again.
5. WRITTEN BEAUTY (C J Waller) 5m By Written
Tycoon - Beauty World (16:6-1-0): Raced wide without cover when 3¾ len 9th of 17 (14) $31.00 57.0
Startantes 1400m E Farm G1 Tatt’s Tiara Good(4)
June 25. Had the benefit of nk win Big Parade, Karaoke King 818m W Farm barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 9.
Resuming. Has the talent to win this. Will sit off the
speed but if close enough straightening she can run
over the top of these.
6. RAINBIEL (Anthony Chibnall) 5m By Toronado
(IR) - Isles Of Wonder (17:4-3-4): First-up finished
6¾ len 10th of 12 (5) $10.00 54.0 Triple Missile
1200m Swan Hill Open Hcp Soft(5) June 10. First-up.
She is smart but may find this a bit hot fresh.
7. ISOTOPE (T J Gollan) 5m By Deep Field - Great
Dansaar (16:6-3-0): Pulled up with thumps when
3¾ len 6th of 13 (8) $6.00 56.0 Chain Of Lightning
1200m C’field G3 W.W. Cockram Soft(5) Aug 27. Ran
home respectably here last start. Each-way claims.
8. SHE’S ALL CLASS (C Maher & D Eustace) 4m
By I Am Invincible - Shirra Nui (11:1-3-2): Got home
nicely to run 1¼ len 2nd of 13 (10) $41.00 56.0 Chain
Of Lightning 1200m C’field G3 W.W. Cockram Soft(5)
Aug 27. Closed from well back to fill the minors at
long odds here last outing. Drawn to receive every
chance and knockout chance.
9. EXCELIDA (Ben & J D Hayes) 6m By Exceed And
Excel - Lady Sayyida (NZ) (32:5-5-8): Held up near
600m when ½ hd, 2¾ len 3rd of 13 (7) $6.00 53.0
Belle Plaisir, Cherry Tortoni 1600m M’ville G3 R A
Lee Good(4) May 21. Resuming. She races well here
but needs best to be a factor.
10. FELICIA: SCRATCHED
11. ANOTHER AWARD (L Macdonald & A Gluyas)
5m By Shamus Award - El Milagro (23:6-4-3): Laid
in in straight when 4 len 4th of 15 (8) $3.30F 55.5
Seradess 1200m M’ville G3 Proud Miss Good(4) May
21. First-up. Not beaten all that far in Group 1 class
two starts back. Must always respect stable when
they cross the border.
12. LARKSPUR RUN: SCRATCHED

RACE 9

5.25

(1100m)

1. IN THE BOAT (L Smith) 5g By Nostradamus - Almost Crystal (12:7-1-3): On return from break finished 2½ len 5th of 11 (9) $6.00 58.0 Shooting For
Gold 1100m C’field G3 The McCafe Soft(5) Aug 27.
Far from disgraced here first-up. She will strip fitter
and takes catching from the corner. Major player.
2. INGRATIATING (James Cummings) 4h By
Frosted (US) - Obsequious (16:3-4-3): Slowly away
when lg hd, 1½ len 3rd of 12 (3) $3.00F 57.0 Athelric, Arentee 1200m E Farm LR Queensland Day
Good(4) June 4. Prepared for this with 13¼ len 2nd
O’President 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6.
Resuming. Boasts an impressive fresh record. Cannot leave out.
3. PRINCE OF BOOM (R L Heathcote) 4g By Spirit
Of Boom - Dazzling Display (10:5-0-0): Failed to
handle going when 3½ len 8th of 14 (12) $5.00F 55.5
Aysar 1200m M Valley LR Chautauqua Stks Soft(6)
Sept 3. Was not all that far away at The Valley firstup. Strips fitter and in the mix.
4. SERADESS (Mark & Levi Kavanagh) 4m By
Astern - Obsidian Dragon (10:5-0-2): Found the lead
when 2¾ len win of 15 (10) $4.80 56.5 I Am Bene,
Gimmie Par 1200m M’ville G3 Proud Miss Good(4)
May 21. First-up. Has a good first-up record and the
speed to sit in first couple for a long way.
5. AMISH BOY (C Maher & D Eustace) 5g By Star
Witness - Sheeznodoubt (20:1-5-4): Overraced 5½
len 14th of 18 (9) $41.00 57.5 I’m Thunderstruck
1500m R’hill Golden Eagle Good(3) Oct 30. Resuming. Has not won for a long time and place looks best
chance fresh.
6. ROCKETING BY (David Pfieffer) 5g By So You
Think (NZ) - Across The Moon (17:4-1-3): Not fully
tested when 12 len last of 8 (5) $31.00 56.0 Eduardo
1000m R’wick G3 Concorde Stks Heavy(9) Sept 3.
Eye catcher when rushed home two back then forget last start when never clear.
7. HOLBIEN (S J Richards) 8g By Pierro - Carribean
Sunset (IR) (56:7-10-10): Rolled along in front nose
2nd of 13 (3) $14.00 54.5 Milford 2000m C’field G3
Easter Cup Good(3) April 16. First-up. Veteran galloper who may find this a bit too tough.
8. BLESS HER (Clayton Douglas) 6m By Street Boss
(US) - Blessit (23:5-6-3): Well beaten 7¾ len 10th of
11 (5) $21.00 55.0 Shooting For Gold 1100m C’field
G3 The McCafe Soft(5) Aug 27. She is bit hard to
catch and only battled last start. Placed here previously and may sneak a minor spot.
9. IT’SOURTIME (D T O’Brien) 5g By Time For War Zedoble (13:3-5-2): Gave good sight sht nk 2nd of 16
(4) $3.60F 54.0 Looks Like Elvis 1400m F’ton Open
Hcp Soft(6) June 4. Resuming. Luckless two back
then only just missed last outing. He can win this.
10. SARTORIAL SPLENDOR (J D Sadler) 6g By
Brazen Beau - Personal Ensign (25:6-4-3): Led them
up for 4¾ len 9th of 10 (4) $18.00 54.0 Uncommon
James 1200m C’field LR Regal Roller Good(4) Aug
13. Been bit disappointing last couple and needs to
improve. Goes forward but place preferred.
11. CURRAN (Ms L Tolson & Ms L Proctor) 5g By
Night Of Thunder (IR) - Tramell (20:4-5-2): Battled
away for 2¼ len 4th of 11 (8) $31.00 57.0 Shooting
For Gold 1100m C’field G3 The McCafe Soft(5) Aug
27. Fair effort without threatening here last outing.
One for multiples.
12. ROSE QUARTZ (G M Begg) 5m By Written Tycoon - Obsidian Dragon (8:4-1-1): Gave all for lg nk
2nd of 9 (3) $2.20F 54.0 Bermadez 1200m F’ton
(Bm90) Soft(6) Mar 5. Primed for return with 2 len,
hd 3rd Bella Nipotina, Star Patrol 800m Cranbourne
Training barrier trial Heavy(9) Aug 9. First-up. She
can produce a run fresh and would include in main
chances.
13. FINE DANE (J F Moloney) 7g By Danerich - Fine
Feelings (44:5-5-10): Took up a midfield position
when first-up 8½ len 9th of 12 (4) $18.00 60.0
Asfoora 1000m Sandown-Hillside 3yo+ (Bm78)
Soft(6) Sept 7. Failed to quicken at Hillside first-up.
Has come up with a horror draw and will need some
luck to worry these.

WAGGA WAGGA HARNESS today
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES

• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
MOBILE: (8) STAND: (8)
*DENOTES DRIVER CONCESSION APPLIES
RACE 5 Melb Cup @ Riverina 1740m 3.52 DD1 Q1

RACE 1 Conquest Pools Pace 2270m 1.23 EQ1
4yo & up NR up to 48 RBD Mobile. $9792.

1 676s9 TIGER FOR LIFE
R J Coelli
Fr $41.00
A P Richardson Fr *2.25
2 65935 FLANEUR
3 72484 LOUIE FINN
R J Brewer
Fr 11.00
4 58545 GLAMORS SYMBOL
P W McRae
Fr 7.50
J P Kahlefeldt (C) Fr 17.00
5 96967 ISNTTHATRIGHT
J J Hutchinson (C) Fr 41.00
6 96s87 MATAI REACTOR
7 46857 CRAFTY MATCH
D J Druitt
Fr 41.00
8 48754 GUY LOOKS GOOD
J G Painting
Fr 3.00
B D Micallef (C) Fr 17.00
9 78884 DREAM COPY
10 67579 RUN VIV RUN
R L White
Fr 67.00
GUY LOOKS GOOD 1, Flaneur 2, Glamors Symbol 3, Louie Finn 4.

RACE 2 Harness Trading Ring 2270m 2.03 EQ2
4yo & up NR up to 48 RBD Mobile. $9792.

1 67226 SOKYS FALCON
T J Rutland
2 32243 HES A TERROR
P W McRae
3 47229 WHAT A PLEASURE
H O’Neill (C)
4 95733 ALLY ROGAN
M R Turton (C)
5 9s222 ONE HORN BILLY
T J Day
6 29108 THE CLOCK WINDER
S P Hallcroft
B D Micallef (C)
7 97122 KICKATINALONGPONY
8 23849 MANGOCHILILIME
B K Smith
9 72188 GLITTER STRIP
D R Perrot
D N Watson (C)
10 35377 SPORTS BOUNTY
KICKATINALONGPONY 1, Ally Rogan 2, Hes A Terror 3,
What A Pleasure 4.

RACE 3 Steel Supplies Pace

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

17.00
4.50
15.00
3.50
26.00
21.00
*2.60
21.00
34.00
41.00

1740m 2.42 EQ3

No NR PBD/L5$ Mobile. $9792.

1
AMANDA IS WATCHING
J J Hutchinson (C) Fr
2
WHITEBLUEWORLD
T J Day
Fr
3
SUMMER BAY BREW
S P Hallcroft
Fr
4 4
BE DAZZLED
A J Turnbull
Fr
5 96
JOLEANER
R J Coelli
Fr
6 4
LISTEN TO MY HEART
N R Jack
Fr
7 3
MIGHTY JOLT
B M Hewitt
Fr
8 455 EYEDIDNTLOSEIT
J C Locke (C)
Fr
9 72
TROUVILLE
J G Painting
Fr
10 52227 OFFICIALLY SAID
P W McRae
Fr
BE DAZZLED 1, Trouville 2, Mighty Jolt 3, Listen To My Heart 4.

26.00
41.00
41.00
*2.50
101.00
7.50
4.00
51.00
3.75
26.00

RACE 4 Tiger Tara NZ @ Medowie 1740m 3.17 EQ4
3yo No NR PBD Mobile. $9792.

1 sr1s2 MADAM MAGGIE
B M Hewitt
Fr 17.00
2 31s33 THE ROGUE I AM
T J Day
Fr 51.00
J P Kahlefeldt (C) Fr 201.00
3 68409 NO MORE PROMISES
B D Micallef (C) Fr 21.00
4 53155 WATTOSBLAZEOFGLORY
5 57s16 NEED A PENNY
J G Painting
Fr 101.00
6 1s552 POCKET LINE
B T Jones
Fr 34.00
7 894s1 IDEAL DANCE
A J Turnbull
Fr 5.00
8 39s1s SHARKTON
N R Jack
Fr 10.00
9 1s
CARIBBEAN PRIDE
B A Harpley
Fr 67.00
10 1
WOODY LOMBO
P W McRae
Fr *1.40
WOODY LOMBO 1, Ideal Dance 2, Sharkton 3, Madam Maggie 4.

No NR PBD/L5$ Mobile. $9792.

1 060s2 DESMOND
B D Micallef (C) Fr 51.00
2 63624 SHOOIN
B A Harpley
Fr 26.00
A L Turnbull (C) Fr 3.25
3 3655s DALVEY ROBYN
4 1056s NOWHERENEAR CRAZY
M W Sullivan Fr 51.00
A P Richardson Fr 34.00
5 59610 CHARLOTTE CASLICK
6 28313 UNLUCKY
S M Maguire
Fr 34.00
7 42116 STRUTTY
P W McRae
Fr 21.00
8 32213 WALLY BLASTER
R V Lemon
Fr 26.00
B K Woodhouse Fr 15.00
9 11683 OUR REBEL YELL
10 14s1 TREASURE STRIDE
N R Jack
Fr *1.65
TREASURE STRIDE 1, Dalvey Robyn 2, Our Rebel Yell 3, Strutty 4.

RACE 6 Rural Supplies Coolamon1740m 4.33 Q2
3yo & up F&M NR up to 52 PBD/L5$ Mobile. $9792.

1 5s96s BATED BREATH
B T Jones
Fr 11.00
2 48570 LONDON LADY
C M Watson
Fr 101.00
T L Osmond (C) Fr 51.00
3 996s2 PASS THE BATON
J P McPherson (C) Fr 6.50
4 s4288 ONA MERRY DANCE
5 52668 SCHIAVONE
A L Diebert (C) Fr 17.00
B D Micallef (C) Fr *2.00
6 74325 ULAANBAATAR
D N Watson (C) Fr 13.00
7 16774 JUSTROLLINGAROUND
8 15658 UROC BABY
J M Prior
Fr 67.00
9 16934 SMASH IT
S P Hallcroft
Fr 13.00
10 44341 SECRET BLING
P W McRae
Fr 5.00
ULAANBAATAR 1, Secret Bling 2, Ona Merry Dance 3, Bated Breath 4.

RACE 7 Campbell’s Comments2270m5.12 DD2 Q3
NR up to 55 PBD/LTW Mobile. $9792.

1 s7421 MILLYS BEACH
T J Day
2 11123 VENETIAN
A J Turnbull
3 16752 SASHA
J G Painting
4 12718 NOBLE TRICK
S M Maguire
5 18479 SCOTTIE MACH
B T Jones
6 4216s PAS GUARANTEE
B M Hewitt
7 6s215 SHADES OF HEAVEN
R J Coelli
8 13444 PEGGYVILLE
R V Lemon
9 60415 STREAMLINER
B K Smith
10 73612 DUST TO DIAMONDS
P W McRae
PAS GUARANTEE 1, Venetian 2, Noble Trick 3, Sasha 4.

RACE 8 TAB Venue Mode Pace 1740m

• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
MOBILE: (7) STAND: (8)
*DENOTES DRIVER CONCESSION APPLIES
RACE 1 Garrards Horse & Hound 1660m 6.20 EQ1

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

101.00
2.35
17.00
7.00
21.00
*2.25
51.00
101.00
51.00
34.00

5.45 Q4

NR up to 63 RBD Mobile. $9792.

1 s7254 GRACIE TALTOA
P W McRae
Fr
2 121s2 MISSED THE TRUTH
J G Painting
Fr
B D Micallef (C) Fr
3 5s841 ROCK THE NATION
J P McPherson (C,5) Fr
4 24612 NINETEENTH MAN
M J Buckingham Fr
5 s8741 AXINITE
6 85134 GLENLEA HANOVER
R J Coelli
Fr
B D Micallef (C) Fr
7 10424 BILLYSBREDONE
8 13254 OUR LADY LARA
B M Hewitt
Fr
J P McPherson (C,5) Fr
9 7s228 ANIMAL
10 1s864 CHEEZ
B A Harpley
Fr
MISSED THE TRUTH 1, Nineteenth Man 2, Animal 3, Cheez 4.

ALBION PARK HARNESS tonight

21.00
*2.25
34.00
2.50
67.00
41.00
51.00
17.00
11.00
13.00

Tips by Darren Clayton
TAB CODE: BH

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES

RACE 5 Vale John Humphreys 1660m 8.15 DD1 Q1

NR 50 to 53 PBD Mobile. $6230.

1 46505 ARTISTIC SAINT
J A Topping (C)
A F J Sanderson
2 64352 MISTER CAUTIOUS
3 12571 HARRY KANE
H L Barnes
4 13s80 PRESIDENT GOTTA GO
T R Moffat
5 54433 TINGE OF FEAR
J B Elkins (C)
6 46312 VINDICATE
N J McMullen
7 52593 CHAL BE (ODM)
T Dixon
8 66321 COPY WRITER
L T Cain (C)
9 10982 FAST TRACKER
G W Dixon
10 82722 ALTANA BLUE
A M Payne (C)
COPY WRITER 1, Fast Tracker 2, Vindicate 3, Chal Be 4.

RACE 2 Lunchbox Lodge

Tips by iFORM
TAB CODE: CH

Fr $10.00
Fr 12.00
Fr 6.00
Fr 34.00
Fr 17.00
Fr 4.80
Fr 15.00
Fr *3.60
Fr 5.50
Fr 15.00

1660m 6.49 EQ2

NR Up to 90 PBD Mobile Heat. $6230.

1 55795 SO BOBS YOUR UNCLE
P J McMullen
2 3122u CLASSIE WASHINGTON
A R Garrard (C)
3 644s7 COMMODORE JUJON
T Dixon
4 03745 RONALDO
S R Graham
A F J Sanderson
5 1561s SUMOMENTSOMEWHERE
6 46545 KASH US BACK
B W Barnes
7 82331 ROCKS OR DIAMONDS
J B Elkins (C)
L J Whittaker (C)
8 2301s ANOTHER STATEMENT
9 0214s HITTHEROADJACK
G W Dixon
CLASSIE WASHINGTON 1, Ronaldo 2, Rocks Or Diamonds 3,
Sumomentsomewhere 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

21.00
*2.80
26.00
4.50
4.00
14.00
7.00
17.00
21.00

1 65s28 OFFICE BAD BOY
N M Dawson
Fr
2 99778 GETALOADATHISGIRL
D E Russell
Fr
3 65212 HIT THE TRACK
P J McMullen Fr
4 66698 ONLY ONE DON
B D Forge
Fr
5 57656 FOR NO REASON
M J Elkins
Fr
6 s4s87 NONE GRATER
N J McMullen Fr
7 29556 JACOBS THUNDER
J A Topping (C) Fr
8 74583 MAJOR SLIP UP
P J Keats
Fr
9 26833 SUBTLE ADVICE
T R Moffat
Fr
10 15434 IM LOKI
B W Barnes
Fr
HIT THE TRACK 1, Office Bad Boy 2, Im Loki 3, Subtle Advice 4.

RACE 6 Just Turf Pace

NR 45 to 49 PBD Mobile. $6230.

1 29237 GOSLING IN FLIGHT
B W Barnes
Fr 14.00
2 43313 ARCHILLES
H L Barnes
Fr *3.00
P R Chappenden Fr 51.00
3 86590 SHESHERZ
4 82211 SPRINGFIELD SPIRIT
A R Garrard (C) Fr 4.80
5 03346 BUKTHSYSTEM
L T Cain (C)
Fr 10.00
6 88s05 ROLLED IN GOLD
P J McMullen Fr 17.00
7 85753 AQUA CRUISER
N J McMullen Fr 21.00
8 22727 MAFFIOSO GIRL
M J Elkins
Fr 8.50
9 62575 MOONLIGHT BUTCHER
J A Topping (C) Fr 19.00
10 54632 SHADYS DELIGHT
T R Moffat
Fr 4.40
ARCHILLES 1, Shadys Delight 2, Springfield Spirit 3, Gosling In Flight 4.

RACE 4 Skinners Regret Pace 1660m 7.45 EQ4
NR 60 to 70 PBD Mobile. $6230.

Fr *1.70
Fr 7.00
Fr 26.00
Fr 21.00
Fr 5.00
Fr 26.00
Fr 6.00

2138m 8.45

6.00
19.00
*2.30
51.00
15.00
14.00
17.00
21.00
8.50
5.00

Q2

NR 54 to 60 PBD Mobile. $6332.

1 87628 SAILALONG SINBAD
T R Moffat
Fr
2 82354 CAPTAIN OH CAPTAIN
L T Cain (C)
Fr
3 91186 BRIDGE COIN
B W Barnes
Fr
4 54275 BOTTLE ROCK
M J Elkins
Fr
5 s8874 FORTYEIGHTHENSON
D J McCall
Fr
6 54933 MISTER DIAMOND
P J McMullen Fr
7 31211 HES PERFECTLY IDEAL
N J McMullen Fr
MISTER DIAMOND 1, Hes Perfectly Ideal 2, Sailalong Sinbad 3,
Bridge Coin 4.

RACE 7 PSP Trot

RACE 3 Rod Plunkett - A Sad Loss 1660m 7.15 EQ3

1 35935 NO DOUBT
S R Graham
A M Payne (C,5)
2 18216 GELDOF
3 38525 TEARAWAY DIAMOND
G C Elkins
4 5s765 LITTLE CHANGE
P J McMullen
5 16172 RACY ROXY
G W Dixon
6 37663 JUMPING JOLT
M J Elkins
L S Manzelmann (C)
7 63161 KANYE CRUSADER
NO DOUBT 1, Kanye Crusader 2, Racy Roxy 3, Geldof 4.

3yo & up NR 41 to 44 PBD Mobile. $4241.

4.50
21.00
8.00
15.00
21.00
3.20
*2.50

1660m 9.15 DD2 Q3

3yo & up Trotters NR 50 to 65 PBD Mobile. $6230.

1 87489 AURORA
C K Sneddon
2 64462 EVERYSECONDCOUNTS
T J Lethaby
3 7s553 YEA YOU
G W Dixon
4 73423 MILLY AN EYRE
N J McMullen
5 47311 BOURBONONTHEROCKS M J Elkins
6 81756 HELLO JOLENE JOLENE
T Dixon
7 13172 RIGONDEAUX (ODM)
P J McMullen
8 12417 THE REAPER
A R Garrard (C)
BOURBONONTHEROCKS 1, Rigondeaux 2, Milly An Eyre 3,
Hello Jolene Jolene 4.

RACE 8 Wolf Signs Pace

1660m 9.45

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

19.00
15.00
10.00
7.50
*3.40
4.50
4.00
8.50

Q4

NR 45 to 49 PBD Mobile. $6230.

1 76721 WONDERWOMAN JUJON
G W Dixon
Fr 4.20
2 45422 THE HARRIS HAWK
P J McMullen Fr *3.00
3 47489 OLD ENGLISH
N M Dawson
Fr 19.00
4 49s64 SII SEMPRE TILLY
D J McCall
Fr 17.00
5 61267 PRESS STATEMENT
L T Cain (C)
Fr 12.00
6 75586 LUXURY LAD
A R Garrard (C) Fr 21.00
7 47717 PEBBLE SANDS
M J Elkins
Fr 10.00
8 13331 DOOLITTLE DEXTER
B W Barnes
Fr 3.50
9 39s79 LEFTMEATTHEBAR
J A Topping (C) Fr 41.00
THE HARRIS HAWK 1, Wonderwoman Jujon 2, Doolittle Dexter 3,
Press Statement 4.

68

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2022 DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU

SHEPPARTON HARNESS tonight
• ON SKY RACING 1
RACE 1 Alabar Pace

1690m 6.02 EQ1

4yo & up NR up to 47 PBD Mobile Final. $7000.

1 62431 BLAZIN HEAVEN
S L Ewen
Fr $9.00
2 89012 ELENNA
J J Herbertson (C) Fr 12.00
3 32423 MADAM AUCKLAND (r)
J L Duggan
Fr 26.00
4 559s3 THE DUX
L R Sutton
Fr 11.00
5 052s2 BENTLEIGH
M R Pitt
Fr 7.00
6 2s651 HARRYHOO
C A Alford
Fr *3.00
7 92422 REDFOX RAIDER
J M Chibnall (C) Fr 14.00
8 4s513 GO GEORGE GO
P G Bull
Fr 26.00
9 12231 ILLAWONG JOVIAL
D K Douglas
Fr 3.80
10 44s51 THE FALCON PRINCE
G R Sugars
Fr 6.00
11 41732 OPEN THE VALVE
M J Bellman
Fr 21.00
ILLAWONG JOVIAL 1, Harryhoo 2, The Falcon Prince 3, Redfox Raider 4.

RACE 2 VHRC Caduceus Provincial 2190m 6.28 EQ2
4yo & up NR 52 to 55 PBD Mobile Heat. $7000.

1 32196 DONT WASTE TIME
J J Herbertson (C) Fr 18.00
2 0r9s5 UBETCHA
K W Weidenbach Fr 21.00
3 437s5 GALACTIC GAL
R K Bartley
Fr 14.00
4 33364 HANCOCKS HERO
C L Crossland (C) Fr 12.00
5 32878 ARTISTIC COWBOY
M J Bellman
Fr 9.00
6 83632 DIGYOURHEELSIN
J L Duggan
Fr 7.00
7 52436 WRITE ABOUT ANGUS
D K Douglas
Fr 9.00
8 27313 OKINAWA BEACH
D R Wilson
Fr 12.00
9 31365 NIKI NAH NAH
Km Gath
Fr 3.80
10 95646 REIGN MAKER
J M Chibnall (C,5) Fr 12.00
11 94s20 THE WOLF
M R Pitt
Fr *3.20
NIKI NAH NAH 1, The Wolf 2, Write About Angus 3, Hancocks Hero 4.

RACE 3 The Abrahams Classic 2190m 7.00 EQ3
2yo Trotters PBD/LTW Mobile. $12,000.

1 3
SARGEANT STRIDE
N R Jack
2 225s2 COGNATI
G R Sugars
3 321s5 DICHOTOMY
B L McDonough
4 14
MISS FRANCENE
D Jack
5 2147 ESS KAY HOLLYWOOD
C J Maggs
6 33701 LIZZIES SON
D P Paton
7 3162 STEVIE GEE
T J French (C)
8 s1
SATIN STRIDE
C W Lang
9 41213 ROCKINWITHATTITUDE
J Barker
10 111s
VALERIE LANE
K E Manning
11 41s0 LARR DEES SON (ODM)
B R Gath
12 1116s UPTOWN LAD (ODM)
L R Sutton
COGNATI 1, Stevie Gee 2, Valerie Lane 3, Satin Stride 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

11.00
4.20
21.00
16.00
26.00
18.00
*3.50
5.50
11.00
6.50
34.00
11.00

RACE 4 Shepparton Trotters Oaks 2190m 7.30 EQ4
3yo Trotting Fillies PBD/LTW Mobile. $12,000.

1 2s379 GOODGIRLSAVENGER
M R Pitt
Fr 34.00
2 10s05 BE MY STAR
C D Svanosio Fr 16.00
3 s4321 ILLAWONG LARAJAY
G R Sugars
Fr 9.00
4 21s58 TAIMATE SASS
A M Butt
Fr 12.00
5 44217 STINGOFAWASP
J L Laugher (C) Fr 18.00
6 11222 EGRET
L R Sutton
Fr *2.60
7 22380 EBONYS AVENGER
J J Herbertson (C) Fr 14.00
8 11s41 USED TO BE A MAID
R W Petroff
Fr 6.50
9 11161 REVELSTOKE
N R Jack
Fr 3.30
10 12635 MILLEE (ODM)
E J Tappe
Fr 34.00
11 21540 ALDEBARAN KEEPA (ODM)
C A Alford
Fr 12.00
EGRET 1, Revelstoke 2, Used To Be A Maid 3, Aldebaran Keepa 4.

RACE 5 Mark Pitt Pace

2190m 8.00 DD1 Q1

3yo Pacers PBD/LTW Mobile. $8000.

1 46445 MAXY WANTS TO PLAY
D R Wilson
2 51s
ALBALOU
C N Shinn
3 3613s ALWAYS LOCKSLEY
R K Bartley
4 42s32 PUZZLE PIECE
M J Bellman
5 0s211 ANDREW
J N Quinlan
6 761s1 HES OLLY
S L Ewen
7 21s12 WILL HE PIKE
L R Sutton
8 1647s COCORA
D M Miles
9 4s311 AZELLIAS FAME
C D Svanosio
10 1134 TAKE IT DOWN
N R Jack
PUZZLE PIECE 1, Hes Olly 2, Andrew 3, Always Locksley 4.

MILDURA
harness today
• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB CODE: PH
• Tips by Luke Humphreys
1 Pace

2190m 12.32 EQ1

1 Smiling Shandy Fr, 2 Valbarann Fr, 3 Gilardi Fr, 4
The Trainman Fr, 5 Mustang Max Fr, 6 Eddee Fr, 7
Pinkie Promise Fr, 8 Its Nicholas Fr, 9 El Banco Fr,
10 Jordie Dee Fr, 11 No Emotion (Em) Fr,
TIPS: SMILING SHANDY 1, Its Nicholas 2,
Valbarann 3, The Trainman 4.

2 Pace

2190m 1.12 EQ2

1 Devil Of A Smile Fr, 2 Lets Go Exclusive Fr, 3
Bravely Done Fr, 4 Doc Harvey Fr, 5 Havelock
Fr, 6 Asher Abbey Fr, 7 Agent Callan Fr, 8 Dallas
Charlie Fr, 9 Chalkncheddar Fr, 10 Terror To Rock
Fr, 11 No Emotion (Em) Fr,
TIPS: DEVIL OF A SMILE 1, Agent Callan 2,
Dallas Charlie 3, Bravely Done 4.

3 Pace

2190m 1.46 EQ3

1 Cotton Candy Man Fr, 2 Tropical Storm Fr, 3
Trebek Fr, 4 Classic Reactor Fr, 5 Dougs Cino
Fr, 6 Lifeinthebalance Fr, 7 Bettorz Beach Fr,
8 All Good Fr, 9 Be A Good Scout Fr, 10 Spring
Delight Fr,
TIPS: ALL GOOD 1, Bettorz Beach 2,
Be A Good Scout 3, Spring Delight 4.

4 Pace

1790m 2.22 EQ4

1 380 TELL US WE DREAM Fr SCRATCHED —
2 10s VIEIRA Fr
S K Pascoe (C) $17
3 629 BEZZABOMA Fr
R T Sanderson (C) 17
4 240 LILBITAHENRYTEE Fr C R Clarke (C) 8.5
5 354 STONEBRIDGE STAR Fr K M Watson
11
6 413 FEISTY PHOEBE Fr
A M Ashwood *2.8
7 265 SPRINGFIELD SHADOW Fr E J Tormey
9.5
8 134 BEAUDACIOUS Fr
W J Hill
11
9 298 WHITE STAR VILLAGE Fr J L Laugher (C) 3.2
10 869 IMPETUOSO Fr
C L Johnson (C) 11
11 446 APACHE WIND Fr
M H Phillips (C) 17
VIEIRA 1, White Star Village 2, Feisty Phoebe 3,
Stonebridge Star 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

21.00
21.00
7.00
6.00
*3.50
4.20
5.00
14.00
9.00
18.00

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
MOBILE: (7) STAND: (7)
*DENOTES DRIVER CONCESSION APPLIES

RACE 6 Shepparton Trotters Cup 2190m 8.30 Q2
1 1111s LOCKSLEY LOVER
R K Bartley
Fr 7.00
2 28125 ALL CASHED UP
N R Jack
Fr 3.40
3 436s2 JUST BELIEVE
G R Sugars
Fr *2.80
4 s7127 OFORTUNA
J N Quinlan
Fr 9.00
5 1145s ULTIMATE STRIDE
C W Lang
Fr 5.50
6 37120 BRANDLO PRINCE
C D Svanosio Fr 14.00
7 83644 SUNDONS COURAGE
M R Pitt
Fr 5.00
ALL CASHED UP 1, Just Believe 2, Sundons Courage 3, Locksley Lover 4.

RACE 7 Your Sold Real Estate 2190m 9.00 DD2 Q3
NR 56 to 64 PBD Mobile. $8000.

1 92445 LOTTIE MOON
J Breen
Fr 16.00
2 1s419 LE BELLE BIJOUX
M J Bellman
Fr 4.20
3 47s38 JETS ART
N R Jack
Fr 12.00
4 11245 HERESHECOMESSASSY
D M Miles
Fr 5.00
5 48111 GOJOE
D K Douglas
Fr 7.00
6 01315 SAYITAINTSO JOE
J L Duggan
Fr 11.00
7 51436 HEREHECOMES
R K Bartley
Fr 18.00
8 61455 CASTING SHADOW
L R Sutton
Fr 23.00
9 15531 JUST RALPH
J M Chibnall (C,5) Fr *2.80
10 3453s ORBIE
G P Chamouras (C) Fr 9.00
HERESHECOMESSASSY 1, Le Belle Bijoux 2, Just Ralph 3, Jets Art 4.

RACE 8 Nutrien Standardbreds1690m 9.30 Q4
NR 65 to 79 PBD Mobile. $10,000.

1 10575 BARRETT
C L Crossland (C,5) Fr
2 21216 OZZIE JOY
D K Douglas
Fr
3 588s0 WATTLEBANK FLYER
A Scott (C,5)
Fr
4 s1766 ALADDIN
K E Manning
Fr
5 06330 HIGH FLYING HARRY
M R Pitt
Fr
6 27974 VILLACCI
L Miles
Fr
7 71114 SIMPLY SAM
N R Jack
Fr
8 23373 DANGERZONE
A L Turnbull
Fr
SIMPLY SAM 1, Dangerzone 2, High Flying Harry 3, Ozzie Joy 4.

RACE 9 Barastoc Handicap

26.00
11.00
26.00
16.00
*2.30
4.50
8.50
2.80

2190m 10.30

4yo & up NR up to 51 PBD/LTW Mobile. $7000.

1 s289s LOVE LOU LONGTIME
M R Pitt
Fr *2.30
2 15643 NIVEKALON EAGLE
J J Herbertson (C) Fr 8.50
3 28702 OCCIANO
C T Crook
Fr 16.00
4 23323 REGALITY
C N Shinn
Fr 6.50
5 s2087 KEAYANG ALEX
G Bilney (C)
Fr 18.00
6 96494 SHEZABLUECHIP
P G Bull
Fr 26.00
7 47841 MISS PIGGY WIGGY
N R Jack
Fr 14.00
8 14686 MAJOR COMMENT
J L Duggan
Fr 23.00
9 21636 IDEAL INVESTMENT
C A Alford
Fr 12.00
10 53513 BETTOR SPORT
R J Walters
Fr 4.80
11 62156 SOUTHERN GNP
J M Chibnall (C) Fr 10.00
LOVE LOU LONGTIME 1, Bettor Sport 2, Regality 3, Southern Gnp 4.

2190m 3.03 DD1 Q1

1790m 3.40

Q2

1 308 ZEUS DAN Fr
S K Pascoe (C) 51
2 726 ROBERTS DELIGHT Fr A M Ashwood 7
3 s33 COCO BEACH Fr
B I Devcic
26
4 947 SARAH BONUS Fr
A P Vozlic
51
5 859 CUTTY SARK Fr
R T Sanderson (C)11
6 477 STORM STRIDE Fr
N A McCallum 6.5
7 781 FRANKNTANK Fr
M H Phillips (C) 51
8 221 SERGIOS ROCKET Fr
C R Clarke (C) *1.2
9 9s6 SIRBENJAMINBUTTON Fr S O’Sullivan (C,3)51
10 845 SINISTER Fr
SCRATCHED —
SERGIOS ROCKET 1, Roberts Delight 2,
Storm Stride 3, Sirbenjaminbutton 4.

7 Pace

2190m 10.00

1 23758 WATCH AND ACT
L R Sutton
Fr
2 5330s THEYALLENDINY
R W Petroff
Fr
3 6796s ALDEBARAN JAYTEE
J L Duggan
10
4 36344 ALLWOODS SUNBEAM
N R Jack
10
5 62122 BAXTER
C A Alford
10
6 12215 YANKEE LOVER
J J Herbertson (C) 20
7 77s40 KYVALLEY SHAUNIE (ODS) C D Svanosio 20
8 62153 ALLURING TYRON
N R Jack
30
BAXTER 1, Alluring Tyron 2, Yankee Lover 3, Theyallendiny 4.

1 69 HUNGRY HOGARTH Fr C L Johnson (C) 51
2 6s2 GAMER Fr
J L Laugher (C) 3.4
3 456 HOLZHAUER Fr
N A McCallum 26
4 680 YERING SOHO Fr
L Watson
51
5 464 BILLY JACK Fr
M H Phillips (C) 31
6 1s5 EXTRINSIC Fr
S O’Sullivan (C) 6
7 342 LARVOTTO BEACH Fr C R Clarke (C) *1.9
8 132 ROCKETS MATE Fr
E J Tormey 4.6
9 6s6 JAY MILLER Fr
W J Hill
51
10 473 WHODAT BOODAT Fr K M Watson 101
LARVOTTO BEACH 1, Gamer 2,
Rockets Mate 3, Extrinsic 4.

6 Pace

26.00
11.00
26.00
16.00
*2.30
4.50
8.50
2.80

Trotters NR 52 or better PBD Stand. $8000.

RACE 10 Neatline Homes Pace

2190m 4.15 DD2 Q3

1 211 OUR HOLLA STAR Fr
D J Murphy (C,5) 11
2 471 ANOTHERBIGMAN Fr C R Clarke (C,3) *1.7
3 249 ISITWRONGTOBEXCITED Fr SCRATCHED —
4 277 REAL DASH Fr
L C Cook (C,5) 31
5 364 GUARANTEED SECRET Fr N A McCallum 31
6 525 OZZIE DAYBREAK Fr
D J Locke
31
7 1r1 LINXX Fr
M H Phillips (C,3) 9.5
8 844 MICTON MOUSE Fr
L Watson
31
9 69s GOODTIME MADDIE Fr W J Hill
26
10 391 SHADOW TERROR Fr C L Johnson (C,3)11
11 533 TWO SOCK CREEK Fr
R T Sanderson (C,3) 3.4
TWO SOCK CREEK 1, Anotherbigman 2,
Micton Mouse 3, Guaranteed Secret 4.

8 Pace

2190m 4.53

Q4

1 646 IM ALRIGHT JACK Fr
A P Vozlic
101
2 753 CALL ME HENRY Fr
D J Locke
101
3 216 ALLTHEWAYTOROYALTY Fr W J Hill
21
4 638 TACT TORY Fr
C L Johnson (C) 26
5 212 KUSANOVA Fr
C R Clarke (C) *2.1
6 21r RENKO Fr
J L Laugher (C) 2.5
7 253 WAITPINGA LAD Fr
L Watson
14
8 635 STARVIN MARVIN Fr
R T Sanderson (C) 21
9 44s WILSHIRE BOULEVARD Fr E J Tormey
31
10 714 MURRANJI TRACK Fr M H Phillips (C) 4.6
KUSANOVA 1, Renko 2, Starvin Marvin 3,
Murranji Track 4.

9 Pace

1790m 5.27

1 Overpowering Fr, 2 Gilty Hanover Fr, 3 Dennis
Fr, 4 Accelere Fr, 5 Duke Of Dundee Fr, 6 Mailman Fr, 7 Zadaka (Em) Fr, 8 Rocknroll Ronnie
Fr, 9 Nationaldraft Fr, 10 Shannonstheman Fr, 11
Bernie Winkle Fr,
TIPS: BERNIE WINKLE 1, Nationaldraft 2,
Rocknroll Ronnie 3, Duke Of Dundee 4.

10 Pace

1790m 5.52

1 Fiftyshades Cresco Fr, 2 Steal Some Time Fr,
3 Courtney Katarina (Em) Fr, 4 Lovely Lily Fr, 5
Auckland Lass Fr, 6 Cocorocks Fr, 7 Chloe Ann Fr,
8 Kickapoo Creek Fr, 9 Juslikeroyalty Fr, 10 Waiting For You Fr, 11 Four Starzzz Ruby Fr,
TIPS: FOUR STARZZZ RUBY 1, Cocorocks 2,
Waiting For You 3, Chloe Ann 4.

11 Pace

1790m 6.23

1 Tell Us We Dream (Em) Fr, 2 Mods Fr, 3 Fortitudo Fr, 4 Mista Pumblechook Fr, 5 Rocknroll
Ranger Fr, 6 Somedeal Safari Fr, 7 Illawong Lord
Fr, 8 Red Terror Fr, 9 Fly Like An Angel Fr, 10 Hes
A Modern Boy Fr, 11 Gauci Fr,
TIPS: GAUCI 1, Hes A Modern Boy 2,
Rocknroll Ranger 3, Mista Pumblechook 4.

12 Pace

GLOUCESTER PARK HARNESS tonight
• ON SKY RACING 1
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
MOBILE: (9) STAND: (6)
*DENOTES DRIVER CONCESSION APPLIES
RACE 1 Allwood Stud Pace

Trotters Group 2 NR 80 to 120 PBD Mobile. $30,000.

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
MOBILE: (6) STAND: (6)
5 3YO Pace

Tips by Craig Rail
TAB CODE: MH

1790m 6.53

1 Whereyagoinbabe Fr, 2 Elizabethan Era Fr, 3
Courtney Katarina (Em) Fr, 4 Fomo Fr, 5 Shesa
Pearla Fr, 6 Martha Lavinia Fr, 7 Glitzy All Over
Fr, 8 Ah Mach Fr, 9 Maria From Milan Fr, 10 Our
Amazing Grace Fr, 11 Orama Fr,
TIPS: OUR AMAZING GRACE 1, Orama 2,
Ah Mach 3, Whereyagoinbabe 4.

2536m 7.22 EQ1

3yo PBD Mobile. $20,250.

1 15s48 WHATARETHEODDS
D Egerton-Green
2 656r1 LUHRSY
D M Roberts
3 14132 ROLLINDOWNTHERIVER A G Cortopassi
4 16000 ARMA XFACTOR
C D Brown
5 22117 RAMBO RABBIT
G E Hall Jnr
6 13111 MACHS BETTOR
K A Symington (C)
7 76221 SOHO DOW JONES
M C Miller
8 51576 HOPPYS WAY
S J Suvaljko
9 8s109 ROCK ON TOP
A F De Campo
WHATARETHEODDS 1, Machs Bettor 2, Hoppys Way 3,
Soho Dow Jones 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

*$2.40
41.00
8.00
9.50
41.00
6.00
9.00
5.00
41.00

RACE 2 Fly Like An Eagle Pace 2130m 7.52 EQ2
3yo & up L5$ LT $20,000 RBD Mobile. $18,500.

1 03254 RUPERT OF LINCOLN
C D Voak
Fr 7.00
2 22647 WHATABRO
D Egerton-Green Fr *2.50
3 21401 MCARDLES GEM
B C Smith
Fr 21.00
4 93s22 DOC HOLLIDAY
G E Hall Jnr
Fr 3.50
5 02400 MEDIEVAL MAN
S A McDonald Fr 21.00
6 683s9 WHOSWHOINTHEZOO
A F De Campo Fr 81.00
7 22628 FANCI A DANCE
A C Lewis
Fr 9.00
8 54733 ARMA EINSTEIN
M K Brown
Fr 21.00
9 65105 POWER AND GRACE
K A Symington (C) Fr 34.00
10 45s09 HENWOOD BAY
D M Roberts
Fr 34.00
11 33216 JOE WITH THE FLOW
S J Suvaljko
Fr 34.00
12 45827 ROCK ME OVER
E J Suvaljko (C) Fr 41.00
WHATABRO 1, Rupert Of Lincoln 2, Doc Holliday 3, Fanci A Dance 4.

RACE 3 Allwood Stud

2536m 8.22 EQ3

3yo & up L5$ LT $25,000 RBD Mobile. $20,375.

1 70s06 BETTOR COPAGOODONE D Egerton-Green
2 23138 BOOM TIME
C D Voak
3 57964 THE KRAKEN
M C Miller
4 01431 GEE SMITH
HK A Symington
5 4421s STAMFORD
A F De Campo
6 66685 DISCO UNDER FIRE
E J Suvaljko (C)
7 22152 EUPHORIA
G E Hall Jnr
8 1s240 ROCKABALL
M B Ferguson
9 46232 JOEY JAMES
D M Roberts
10 98410 NUCLEAR POKER
N M Johns
11 15260 TUAS DELIGHT
C A Suvaljko
12 83376 AL GUERRERO
K J Harper
STAMFORD 1, Boom Time 2, Rockaball 3, Euphoria 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

12.00
3.00
34.00
41.00
*2.70
51.00
9.00
12.00
18.00
41.00
41.00
21.00

RACE 4 Follow The Stars Pace 2130m 8.52 EQ4
3yo & up Conditioned RBD Mobile. $23,750.

1 4136s DONT BOTHER ME NONE R Warwick
Fr
2 11618 MR FANTASTIC
G E Hall Jnr
Fr
3 80013 ALWAYS FAST
S J Suvaljko
Fr
4 13566 ALTA RHETT
N A Turvey
Fr
5 81221 JASPERVELLABEACH
E J Suvaljko (C) Fr
6 61s52 TALKS UP A STORM
D Egerton-Green Fr
7 3s474 JAMES BUTT
C D Voak
Fr
8 11311 PLUTONIUM
M K Brown
Fr
9 47s12 THE IDEAL TOUCH
S A McDonald Fr
DONT BOTHER ME NONE 1, Mr Fantastic 2, Jaspervellabeach 3,
Plutonium 4.

RACE 5 Westbred Classic

*2.60
4.00
18.00
67.00
6.50
14.00
26.00
6.50
12.00

2130m 9.23 DD1 Q1

2yo Fillies Group 1 RBD Mobile. $215,000.

1 28243 CABSAV
S J Suvaljko
2 4s811 SWEET VIVIENNE
M C Miller
3 12111 ZEPHYRA
D Egerton-Green
4 54463 OUR LILILOU
C L Peterson
5 1s611 OUR LADY JEN
K J Harper
6 22s21 AUGUST MOON
G E Hall Jnr
7 711s3 IMAHERO
D M Roberts
8 5s331 AMERICAN MONARCH
A F De Campo
9 15587 POCKETFUL OF OPALS
K A Symington (C)
10 11s10 FLAMETREE
A C Lewis
11 24122 SPIRITOFANANGEL
N A Turvey
12 19542 WANEA
C D Voak
13 67242 LUCIENNE (ODM) (r)
G E Hall Jnr
14 5s342 FLY TO FAME (r)
E J Suvaljko (C)
ZEPHYRA 1, Flametree 2, Cabsav 3, August Moon 4.

NORTHAM
harness tonight
• ON SKY RACING 1
TAB CODE: LH
• Tips by Mediality Racing
1 2YO Pace

1780m 8.05 EQ1

1 354 ON GOLDEN ROAD Fr H R Charles $12
2 6s4 SANFORD BART Fr
H Hancock (C) 21
3 362 ELLUCIFER Fr
D J Harper
4
4 466 BARTLETT Fr
J D Suvaljko (C) 18
5 s65 ALLAGLOW Fr
R G Williams
4
6 140 ROAD STAR Fr
J C Suvaljko 18
7 0s0 BRONZED Fr
S C Butterworth 26
8 4s7 ARKAMARA STAR Fr
C B Playle
26
9 019 LOMBO MITCHINSON Fr T C Wheeler *2.6
LOMBO MITCHINSON 1, Allaglow 2, Ellucifer 3,
Road Star 4.

2 Pace

1780m 8.35 EQ2

1 5s7 BATAVIA JANE Fr
D J Harper
15
2 860 GLADYS GUGMAN Fr
R G Williams 21
3 695 BATAVIA DREAMER Fr H R Charles
21
4 756 LIL DELIGHT Fr
J D Suvaljko (C) 11
5 927 STAR OF THE BAY Fr
T C Wheeler
9
S C Butterworth *2.8
6 121 HILO LOUISA Fr
7 37s ZYANYA Fr
J C Suvaljko
11
8 402 OUR GLOWING STAR Fr H Hancock (C) 9
9 s50 HEIDI WHO Fr
K R Elliott (C) 6
10 219 STELLA MAJOR Fr
C B Playle
9
HILO LOUISA 1, Star Of The Bay 2, Heidi Who 3,
Stella Major 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

6.00
11.00
*1.45
41.00
7.00
18.00
151.00
41.00
151.00
11.00
71.00
71.00
26.00
23.00

RACE 6 Westbred Classic

Q2

1 1111
NEVER ENDING
G E Hall Jnr
Fr *1.15
2 55s34 MAJOR OVERS
A C Lewis
Fr 81.00
3 s5552 LORD TITANIUM
M P Grantham Fr 41.00
4 15s10 ALL IS WELL
E J Suvaljko (C) Fr 34.00
5 21303 ROCKOKOKO
C D Voak
Fr 34.00
6 1s402 HOTLY PURSUED
K J Harper
Fr 61.00
7 1421 SKYLORD
J A Young
Fr 15.00
8 1s748 LETHAL EDITION
M B Ferguson Fr 126.00
9 s3348 LUCAPELO
K A Symington (C) Fr 126.00
D Egerton-Green Fr 13.00
10 212s8 ROCKET CITY
11 11233 CROWD CONTROL
M C Miller
Fr 17.00
12 1s121 VALEDICTORIAN
G E Hall Jnr
Fr 8.50
13 214
VELOCIPEDE (r)
G E Hall Jnr
Fr 17.00
14 42168 MAJOR MANHATTAN (r)
A G Cortopassi Fr 51.00
NEVER ENDING 1, Valedictorian 2, Rockokoko 3, Crowd Control 4.

RACE 7 Allwood Stud Pace 2130m 10.20 DD2 Q3
3yo & up F&M L10/11 (CL12) HWOE LT $70,000 PBD Mobile. $22,000.

1 5261s MISS LIMELIGHT
HK A Symington Fr 5.50
2 57267 PATRIKIAR
C A Suvaljko
Fr 26.00
3 66s57 CAPTURED DELIGHT
C D Voak
Fr 18.00
4 58117 PAROQUET
S J Suvaljko
Fr 8.50
5 8s931 MISS MUCHO
D M Roberts
Fr 21.00
6 65325 MISS LAMARR
J A Young
Fr 41.00
7 11119 IN THE SPOTLIGHT
R Warwick
Fr 6.50
8 211s0 SPORTS PACKAGE
E J Suvaljko (C) Fr 16.00
9 62s11 BOORAA
R Warwick
Fr 10.00
10 05s51 LIVY JAY
D Egerton-Green Fr 7.00
11 5312s BETTOR GET IT ON
G E Hall Jnr
Fr *3.50
BETTOR GET IT ON 1, In The Spotlight 2, Miss Limelight 3, Livy Jay 4.

RACE 8 Stud That Supports You 2536m 10.53 Q4
3yo & up L7/9 HWOE LT $40000 RBD Mobile. $20,250.

1 s1112 STRAUNY
C D Voak
Fr 7.00
2 49800 LA SULEIMAN
S J Suvaljko
Fr 41.00
3 52346 ILLAWONG MUSTANG
D Egerton-Green Fr 34.00
4 55935 CROWDED REACTOR
N M Johns
Fr 81.00
5 15261 ROCKNROLL ELLIOT
A C Lewis
Fr 7.00
6 650s8 MASTER PUBLISHER
G E Hall Jnr
Fr 21.00
7 2s992 ZAZU
C A Suvaljko
Fr 34.00
8 27s37 CAPTAINS BEACHBABE
E J Suvaljko (C) Fr 101.00
9 s1111 TENZING BROMAC
R Warwick
Fr *1.85
10 14771 VULCAN STAR
D M Roberts
Fr 11.00
11 731s3 HES UNDER WRAPS
A G Cortopassi Fr 11.00
12 35378 PONTEVIVO
J A Young
Fr 26.00
TENZING BROMAC 1, Strauny 2, Rocknroll Elliot 3, Vulcan Star 4.

RACE 9 Allwood Stud Website Pace 2130m 11.18
3yo & up FFA PBD Mobile. $30,000.

1 1s152 HAMPTON BANNER
J A Young
Fr
2 4s313 MIRRAGON
G E Hall Jnr
Fr
3 21181 LAVRA JOE
A C Lewis
Fr
4 82521 SPY MAJOR
M K Brown
Fr
5 43374 BLETCHLEY PARK
L B Harper
Fr
LAVRA JOE 1, Hampton Banner 2, Mirragon 3, Bletchley Park 4.

RACE 10 Fly Like An Eagle Pace

2.00
15.00
*1.65
81.00
19.00

2130m 11.48

3yo & up L5$ LT $12,000 RBD Mobile. $9000.

1 64086 MATTJESTIC STAR
K J Harper
2 0s854 BETTORSTARTDREAMING L B Harper
3 52285 SHEZA BROMAC
R Warwick
4 49084 FREE TO AIR
S J Suvaljko
5 41485 TIGER ROYAL
K A Symington (C)
6 67209 ATHABASCAN
A C Lewis
7 46242 CHEER THE MAJOR
E J Suvaljko (C)
8 580sr IDEAL WHITBY
G E Hall Jnr
M C Miller
9 507s0 AWAITINGINSTRUCTIONS
10 43355 ROCKSTAR REBEL
A F De Campo
D Egerton-Green
11 9798s BLUE BLAZER
12 7s374 CARRERA MACH
C D Voak
TIGER ROYAL 1, Bettorstartdreaming 2, Rockstar Rebel 3,
Carrera Mach 4.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

8.00
8.00
14.00
51.00
*2.80
12.00
26.00
26.00
41.00
6.00
34.00
8.00

HARNESS LEGEND
M1/C3 - Class of race (one metro win/three career wins). RBD Random barrier draw. PBD - Preferential barrier draw. ODM - Out
of the draw in mobiles. RODM - Right out of the draw in mobiles.
ODS - Out of the draw in stands. RODS - Right out of the draw in
stands. EOD - Moved to extreme outside draw. RHCP - Rehandicapped. TR - Trotter. C&G - Colts & geldings. (C) - Concession
driver. (C,cl) - Claiming concession driver

2190m 9.05 EQ3

1 853 LOVE TO FLY Fr
S C Butterworth3.8
2 264 MUMMAS LITTLE STAR Fr T C Wheeler 8.5
3 544 FIRST AIRBORNE Fr
R G Williams 34
4 296 TRUNKEY CARRAWA Fr C B Playle *2.8
5 691 STEPPING WOLF Fr
H C Reeves
14
6 422 HOT CINDER Fr
H R Charles 34
7 7s3 PACIFIC EAGLE Fr
D J Harper
4
8 350 TRUNKEY FETCH Fr
H Hancock (C) 11
LOVE TO FLY 1, Trunkey Carrawa 2,
Mummas Little Star 3, Pacific Eagle 4.

4 Pace

2130m 9.53

2yo C&Gs Group 1 RBD Mobile. $215,000.

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 5 & 7
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 5, 6, 7
QUADDIE RACES 4, 5, 6, 7
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES
MOBILE: (7) STAND: (6)
*DENOTES DRIVER
CONCESSION APPLIES
3 3YO Pace

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TAB CODE: WH

2190m 9.34 EQ4 Q1

1 661 CYBER STORM Fr
C B Playle
6.5
2 945 MOOLAH MAGNET Fr SCRATCHED —
3 758 BATAVIA PLAYBOY Fr D J Harper
41
4 332 STAR FOR ME Fr
T C Wheeler 4.5
5 797 GO WIDGIE Fr
S C Butterworth 51
6 0s5 BURGHLEY SHARD Fr HJ D Suvaljko *3
7 99s I AM PINK Fr
T N Bryant (C) 26
8 s0s ADDA SPOILT MAJOR Fr H Hancock (C) 5
9 173 BATAVIA STREAMLINE Fr R G Williams 21
10 796 MARY JOE Fr
H R Charles
11
BURGHLEY SHARD 1, Adda Spoilt Major 2,
Star For Me 3, Cyber Storm 4.

5 Pace

1780m 10.03 DD1 Q2

1 s15 LITTLE SUZIE Fr
J D Suvaljko (C)*1.4
2 774 ALLWOOD WIZARD Fr H Hancock (C) 11
3 781 RUSINOL Fr
T C Wheeler 21
4 651 BAZZA MAC Fr
R G Williams 34
5 542 CRACKA TINNY Fr
D J Harper
34
6 536 TENACIOUS GEORGE Fr J J Rigoli
41
7 254 DIAMOND DAZE Fr
K R Elliott (C) 6
8 484 KRAKKA LIGHTNING Fr S C Butterworth 21
9 605 SOHO CASH Fr
H R Charles
41
LITTLE SUZIE 1, Diamond Daze 2,
Allwood Wizard 3, Bazza Mac 4.

6 Pace

2190m 10.35

Q3

1 052 BETTOR LOOK Fr
J C Suvaljko 3.3
2 796 FOLLOW THE GOLD Fr T N Bryant (C) 18
3 563 SAVE THIS DANCE Fr
T C Wheeler *2.5
4 498 ROSCOS RESCUE Fr
J J Rigoli
21
5 085 CHASING COOPER Fr C B Playle
14
6 s97 WHOZ THIS Fr
D J Harper
26
7 59s MOLIMO Fr
H Hancock (C) 7
8 0s8 PEEPING TOM Fr
H R Charles 26
9 574 VELVET SHADOW Fr
K R Elliott (C) 9
SAVE THIS DANCE 1, Bettor Look 2, Molimo 3,
Chasing Cooper 4.

7 Pace

2190m 11.10 DD2 Q4

1 509 MINOR CATASTROPHE Fr D R Young *2.3
2 486 IM DECADENT Fr
K R Elliott (C) 11
3 09s FRANCO HAMMOND Fr E R Harris
41
4 572 FIFO Fr
J D Suvaljko (C) 8
5 374 SECOND AMENDMENT Fr H R Charles
21
6 855 BATAVIA BLACKHOLE Fr T C Wheeler
11
7 274 GIRLFROMDANDALUP Fr S C Butterworth 14
8 745 SPORTS CENTRAL Fr
J J Rigoli
16
9 700 STORMY DILO Fr
C B Playle
21
10 433 LETS ROCK TONIGHT Fr D J Harper
5
MINOR CATASTROPHE 1, Fifo 2,
Lets Rock Tonight 3, Girlfromdandalup 4.
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NEWCASTLE
HARNESS
Melanie

Tonight

RACE 1 My Chachingchaching NZ @ Medowie1609m 5.37 EQ1

tells of
her Love
for Lou
MICHAEL DUMESNY
HARNESS RACING

THE Elder family is well represented at Newcastle tonight
in the qualifying heat of the
Alabar NSW Breeders Challenge for two-year-old colts
and geldings.
Darren Elder has Jimmy
Bling engaged in the sevenhorse field while his daughter
Melanie prepares Love Lou,
a veteran of just two career
starts to date.
Love Lou is owned by Nicole
Elder, who also races Jimmy
Bling in a partnership, and she
is excited over the possibility
that the pair could both figure
prominently in the finish.
A son of the successful sire
Sweet Lou, Love Lou is from
the former smart race mare
who won 16 races and almost
$100,000 in stake money.
Pagan Love has produced
three winning foals including
Ashark, who has won 19 races
and more than $150,000 prizemoney.
Her second foal, Miss Piggy
Wiggy, has won five races, the
latest being at Kilmore.
“Pagan Love has been such
a beautiful mare for us and to
see her progeny doing so well is
very rewarding,” said Melanie.
“She is probably the main
reason for my strong interest
in the sport.
“She was that one horse
which I just clicked with.
“I loved coming home from
school to see her and then when
Dad started letting me do trackwork with her, that was when I
knew I wanted to be a trainer.
“It is great to still have her
around.
“She is living a carefree life
with us here in the paddock.”
Love Lou was impressive
when he scored at Newcastle on
September 2 in wet conditions.
After enjoying a nice trip
in the run, driver Joe Taaffe
moved the gelding out after
the leader Zen Master and following a head-and-head battle
from the home turn, he gained
the upper hand to score by almost two metres.
“I was really happy with his
last run and look forward to
contesting tonight’s race,” said
Melanie.
“He has trained on nicely
during the past fortnight and
looks fit, which is great.”
Love Lou has drawn wide
which does not overly concern
Elder given that it is a small
field.
“He will have to do some
work at some stage of the race,
but I expect him to be right in
the finish,” she said.
The Elders other runner,
Jimmy Bling, finished a creditable fourth behind Love Lou
when on debut and will have
benefitted from that run.
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3. TAKINGCAREOFBUSINESS finished
24m 9th $1.60 (Fr6) Valour Stride Menangle 1609m (1:53.0) R4650 race Jan 18 then
raced wide early and hung out when beaten
11.2m 3rd $2.90 (Fr6) Dance And Deliver
Newcastle 1609m (1:55.4) R3354 race Sep
2. Placed last start when resuming and and
winner second-up last prep; proven at this
track and distance and this looks suitable.
2. RUBINI ran 32.5m 5th $4.20 (Fr3) Heaven
On High NZ Menangle 1609m (1:52.4) R4155
race Aug 30 then beaten 19.7m 7th $81 (Fr3)
My Ultimate Ronnie Penrith 1720m (1:55.6)
3R5371 race Sep 8. Fitter for recent runs and
overall form sound; well graded here. 8. CUT
GLASS inconvenienced and raced wide in

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LA SABINA
RUBINI
TAKINGCAREOFBUSINESS
KUDOS MASON
PLAYBOY SHADOW
IM FREYJA
ROCKNROLL TONY
CUT GLASS ODM
WALLAROY BOY
OUR BUSHWACKER

the middle stages when 24m 7th $2.40 (Fr1)
Dance And Deliver Newcastle 1609m (1:55.4)
R3354 race Sep 2 then eased early and broke
during running when 19m 4th $6.50 (Fr8)

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52 $7.50
53
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49 *3.25
52 13.00
47 15.00
38 51.00
33 41.00
53 4.00
38 41.00
34 67.00

Chatherup Newcastle 2030m (1:57.8) R3053
race Sep 9. Broke last start and never threatened; only career win was at this course and
distance four back and not out of it.

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4. MAJIC MOMENT impressive winner
$2.10 (Sr1) over Cut Glass NZ 7.5m Newcastle 1609m (1:54.7) 3R4459 race Jul 29 then
failed to get a clear run when 4m 4th $3.40
(Sr2) Oh Daddy Newcastle 2030m (1:57.1)
R5563 race Aug 19. Unlucky last start and
won well at this track and distance two
back; could atone. 9. CHATHERUP finished 12.7m 3rd $7.00 (Fr5) Majic Moment
NZ Newcastle 1609m (1:54.7) 3R4459 race
Jul 29 then commanding winner $2.10
(Fr3) defeating Kudos Mason 16m Newcastle 2030m (1:57.8) R3053 race Sep 9. In
form and not out of it despite a tricky draw.
1. RUBY BABY eased early when 17.7m
10th $101 (Fr4) Blazing Shannon Banks-

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72909
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57953
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746s1
27321
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RUBY BABY
SASSYS VC
CASHWRANGS SMOKER
MAJIC MOMENT
DOROTHYS DELIGHT
DANIEL BOOM
SUNDAY SESH
ZOES RAINBOW ODM
CHATHERUP
EAGLE FALLS

town 1740m (2:00.1) R5166 race Sep 5 then
failed to get a clear run when beaten 11.7m
9th $151 (Fr1) Rocknroll Mama NZ Newcas-

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1. POLKA DELIGHT fought on very well
when 3m 3rd $4.80 (Fr4) Saint Crusader
Newcastle 1609m (1:56.8) R4966 race
Sep 2 then out of position at the start and
failed to get a clear run when beaten 11.2m
8th $16 (Sr2) Rocknroll Mama NZ Newcastle 1609m (1:53.7) R4866 race Sep 9. Had
genuine excuses last start and prior form
solid; could bounce back. 10. ABDICATE
fought on very well when 3m 2nd $3.10
(Fr4) Ad Maiora Newcastle 2030m (1:57.4)
R4961 race Aug 29 then good run when
3.5m 2nd $21 (Fr3) Rocknroll Mama NZ
Newcastle 1609m (1:53.7) R4866 race Sep
9. Holding form and not out of it despite the

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37238
51558
46474
19905
54474
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65156
25234
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54722

C J Formosa (C)
M L Ison (C)
A F Garaty
T M Ison
J A Callaghan (C)
B J Hughes (C)
A C Bourke (C)
A R Ruggari
G A Panella (C)
J G Hughes (C)

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7.00
53 51.00
50 26.00
63 *1.90
49 17.00
55 8.00
51 21.00
52 21.00
54
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51 51.00

tle 1609m (1:53.7) R4866 race Sep 9. Tends
to find trouble in her races but could run
well here with the right run.

1609m 6.39 EQ3

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POLKA DELIGHT
NASHOLI
GOODTIME HERO
MAN FROM BRAAVOS
CAPTAIN DAN
BLAZING SHANNON
OH DADDY
ROCKTAGONAL
MAMMALS RIDDLE
ABDICATE

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84543
23840
51527
110s7
13492
19556
9092s
03414
63953

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ROCKNROLL SWINGER
FEAR CRUISIN
HAZELNUTS
FAR OUT BRO
CHEVRON ART
MASTER CATCH
BURNHAM BOY
ASHARK
CAPTAIN CRUSADER

eased early when 8.2m 9th $8.00 (Fr7)
One Two Many Menangle 2300m (1:57.8)
R8296 race Aug 20 then good run to place
0.4m 2nd $2.10 (Fr1) Tuppence Menangle
1609m (1:51.2) R7696 race Sep 3. Has
placed in two of last four starts and an

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7. TEST OF FIRE eased early, inconvenienced and raced wide when 37m 8th
$3.60 (Fr6) Yellow Taxi NZ Tamworth
1609m (1:59.7) R3050 race Aug 18 then
won $4.80 (Fr2) narrowly defeating Uptotrix 0.1m Tamworth 1609m (1:58.8) R3754
race Aug 25. Winner at 2 of past four runs
and hard to beat again. 6. LOVE LOU
eased early when 16.7m 4th $7.00 (Fr6)
Threebushelsofoats Newcastle 1609m
(1:57.0) 2R3435 race Mar 4 then scored
handily over Zen Master 1.7m $12 (Fr6)
Newcastle 1609m (1:58.8) 2R3135 race
Sep 2. Lightly raced last start winner; has
upside. 3. ROUGE BLING fought on well

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M A Formosa
R P Morris
J L Coney (C)
J A Callaghan (C)
J W Brown (C)
J P Gallagher (C)
T M Ison
B J Elder
R J Alchin

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68 41.00
73 26.00
77 67.00
78 21.00
90 6.50
94 21.00
100 *2.50
100 9.00
120
2.75

each way chance. 8. ASHARK fought on
well defeating Pops Boy 0.5m $7.50 (Sr2)
Newcastle 1609m (1:54.5) R7296 race
Sep 2 then handy effort when 3.5m 4th
$8.50 (Fr10) Myra Dawn Menangle 1609m
(1:52.2) R57100 race Sep 10. Recent form

1609m 8.40 DD2 Q3

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479s7 IMSOGOOD
ULTIMATE RHAPSODY
251s7 ROUGE BLING
4
JIMMY BLING
MYSTICAL SUNSHINE
4s1
LOVE LOU
s4181 TEST OF FIRE

defeating Louthparkschooner 0.1m $8.00
(Fr3) Tamworth 1980m (2:03.4) R3350
race Jun 2 then raced wide early when
26m 7th $51 (Fr4) Sumbeach Art Tamworth 1980m (2:02.6) R3350 race Sep 8.
Covered extra ground when resuming last

M A Callaghan
M A Formosa
T M Ison
B J Elder
R A Atkins
J E Taaffe
J L Coney (C)

Fr 33 101.00
Fr 35 10.00
Fr 35
3.50
Fr 35 6.50
Fr 35 101.00
Fr 39
3.25
Fr 41 *3.00

start; definite chance with better run here.
4. JIMMY BLING raced wide early and
eased early when 16.5m 4th $10.00 (Fr8)
Love Lou Newcastle 1609m (1:58.8)
2R3135 race Sep 2. Useful effort on debut
and should have benefited from the run.

L L Green (C)
M A Formosa
J G Hughes (C)
A C Bourke (C,3)
S M Grima (C)
J P Gallagher (C)
J P Gallagher (C)
B J Elder
W H Rixon (C)
G A Panella (C,5)

tricky draw. 4. MAN FROM BRAAVOS finished 50.5m 10th $81 (Fr3) Tay Tay Menangle 2300m (1:55.4) R5675 race Sep 3 then
beaten 5.5m 5th $8.00 (Fr3) Dan Fernando

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RACE 8 Download The TAB App Today1609m 9.10 Q4
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51 21.00
53 17.00
62
7.50
58 5.00
59 10.00
61
7.50
58 41.00
55 17.00
56 5.00

NZ Newcastle 2030m (1:55.5) R6078 race
Sep 9. Unplaced in recent starts but did run
a better race last start and chance on winning form earlier in the prep.

RACE 4 Dan & Alexandra Hughes Pace2030m 7.10 EQ4

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7. MITSI GAYNOR safely held when 3m
4th (Sr7) Ultimate Bird NZ Addington
1980m (1:57.8) R3545 race Jul 22 then
covered extra ground when 1m 2nd (Sr8)
Legenda Franco NZ Addington 1980m
(1:58.3) R3649 race Jul 24. Close second
last start and can go one better here. 9.
MONEY HONEY failed to get a clear run
when 15m 8th $5.50 (Sr1) Weareallalone
Newcastle 1609m (1:57.0) R4049 race
Sep 2 then eased early when 11.7m 3rd
$16 (Fr6) Coral Stride Newcastle 1609m
(1:54.6) R3955 race Sep 9. Is a multiple
winner at this course and distance and
showed improvement last start; can’t take
lightly. 10. LORD BAZALUP raced wide
early when 7m 3rd $3.00 (Fr6) Kingofglitter Newcastle 1609m (1:56.1) R3050 race
Aug 29 then galloped out when 12.5m

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COLBY ART
PARABELLUM
JOSHING OLIVER
DOWN STREAM
ANNIEWHERE SKYFALL
BEATBOXER
MITSI GAYNOR
MISS SERENDIPITY
MONEY HONEY
LORD BAZALUP

8th $2.50 (Sr1) Beryl Tamworth 1609m
(2:02.6) R4047 race Sep 8. Capable on
his day and is proven at this track and distance; in the mix. 6. BEATBOXER hung
out when 3.5m 2nd $17 (Fr4) Dance And
Deliver Newcastle 1609m (1:55.4) R3354

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M A Neilson
A C Bourke (C)
J P Gallagher (C)
M A Callaghan
M A Formosa
G A Panella (C)
B J Hughes (C)
SCRATCHED
R P Morris
B J Elder

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44 21.00
42 17.00
48 34.00
51 34.00
48 51.00
49 13.00
54 *1.50
41
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48 6.50
45 8.00

race Sep 2 then out of position at the start
and raced roughly when distanced 9th
$151 (Sr3) Leap To Fame Tamworth 1609m
(1:54.3) 3R5093 race Sep 8. Did few things
wrong last start and not out of it on sound
second two back.

MITSI GAYNOR 1, Money Honey 2, Lord Bazalup 3, Beatboxer 4.

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POLKA DELIGHT 1, Abdicate 2, Man From Braavos 3, Oh Daddy 4.

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7. BURNHAM BOY resuming. Ran 19.2m
9th $126 (Fr3) King Of Swing NZ Newcastle 2030m the GROUP3 Inter Dom Pacing
Champ Heat (grp3) Dec 5 then eased early
when 0.2m 2nd $5.00 (Fr8) Egodan Menangle 2300m (1:55.2) R85120 race Dec 11.
Resumes and has a solid fresh record and
is proven in this distance range; capable
of winning this. 9. CAPTAIN CRUSADER
handy effort when 6m 5th $41 (Sr2) Sumomentsomewhere Albion Park 2138m the
GROUP3 1EQUINE 4YO Championship (g3)
Jul 16 then raced well when 2m 3rd $7.50
(Fr1) Beyond Delight Albion Park 2138m
(1:55.2) R64119 race Jul 23. Holding form
and is 2 from 3 at this track and distance;
definite contender. 5. CHEVRON ART

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TEST OF FIRE 1, Love Lou 2, Rouge Bling 3, Jimmy Bling 4.

RACE 3 Hunter Valley Horses Pace
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MAJIC MOMENT 1, Chatherup 2, Ruby Baby 3, Daniel Boom 4.

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8.10 Q2

BURNHAM BOY 1, Captain Crusader 2, Chevron Art 3, Ashark 4.

RACE 2 The Riverboat Postman Pace 1609m 6.10 EQ2
2.

RACE 6 Wandiyali - Keep Our Culture Strong 1609m

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B J Hughes (C)
R J Alchin
R P Morris
G A Panella (C)
B L Pringle
T M Ison
D J Morgan
M A Callaghan
S H Rushbrook
J L Coney (C)

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TAKINGCAREOFBUSINESS 1, Rubini 2, Cut Glass 3, La Sabina 4.

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RACE 9 Sky Racing Active Pace

1609m

9.40

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1. AALESUND beaten 27m 5th $41 (Fr8)
Tay Tay Menangle 2300m (1:55.4) R5675
race Sep 3 then held up for a run early in
the straight when 3.5m 5th $26 (Fr3) Myra
Dawn Menangle 1609m (1:52.2) R57100
race Sep 10. Unlucky fifth last start and
winner at this course and distance earlier
in the preparation; this looks another suitable race. 3. DHAULAGIRI solid effort
when 7.2m 5th $4.20 (Fr3) Soho Almasi
Newcastle 1609m (1:54.0) R5978 race Aug
29 then eased early when 0.4m 2nd $12
(Fr6) Dan Fernando NZ Newcastle 2030m
(1:55.5) R6078 race Sep 9. Narrowly beaten
in similar race last start and could atone .

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TYGAR
DHAULAGIRI
PAY ME OVERS
CHASING THE WIND
SURF ACE
YUKO
DEANNE PANYA
SKY DIAMOND

L L Green (C)
J E Taaffe
G A Panella (C,5)
J P Gallagher (C)
A C Bourke (C,5)
J W Brown (C)
R P Morris
T M Ison
J A Callaghan (C)

5. CHASING THE WIND finished 6m 5th
$61 (Fr3) Ashark Newcastle 1609m (1:54.5)
R7296 race Sep 2 then eased early when
12m 10th $51 (Fr6) Myra Dawn Menangle

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65 8.00
71
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60 15.00
75
7.00
70 10.00
67 9.00
71 26.00
60 15.00

1609m (1:52.2) R57100 race Sep 10. Modest efforts past few but is 2 from 2 at this
stage in the campaign and should not be
taken lightly.

AALESUND 1, Dhaulagiri 2, Chasing The Wind 3, Tygar 4.

RACE 5 Wandiyali Hawkesbury To Hunter 2030m 7.40 DD1 Q1
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7th $26 (Fr6) Nasholi Newcastle 2030m
(1:57.1) R3855 race Aug 19 then beaten
13.7m 5th $5.50 (Fr5) Polka Dot Dance NZ
Newcastle 2030m (1:59.6) R4657 race Sep
12. Overall form sound and among the winning chances. 9. BEAUTIFUL STRANGER
raced wide early when 12.5m 5th $16 (Fr4)
Weareallalone Newcastle 1609m (1:57.0)
R4049 race Sep 2 then failed to get a clear
run when beaten 14m 4th $34 (Fr2) Coral
Stride Newcastle 1609m (1:54.6) R3955
race Sep 9. Hasn’t had much luck lately
but capable on her day and not out of it.
1. SILENT LEGEND ran 17.7m 3rd $17

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SILENT LEGEND
IDEAL MONDO
FRAME DRIVE
LINCS POOR BOY
RINTIN
FOUR STAR LINCOLN
SKYFALL BENCHMARK
AMERICAN KESTREL
BEAUTIFUL STRANGER
HOIHO

(Sr1) The Cid Newcastle 1609m (1:55.5)
R4255 race Aug 26 then ran 17.5m 3rd
$7.50 (Sr1) Foxy Dada Newcastle 1609m

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W H Rixon (C)
J A Callaghan (C)
L M Spencer
M C Brooks
D J Morgan
P J Hedges
M A Formosa
R T Brooks
B J Hughes (C)
R A Atkins

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53 5.00
48 6.00
40 174.00
41 17.00
34 26.00
54 *4.50
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7.00
35 51.00
43 *4.50
48 13.00

(1:54.8) R4153 race Sep 12. Placed at past
two runs and could be building up to another win.

FOUR STAR LINCOLN 1, Beautiful Stranger 2, Silent Legend 3, Ideal Mondo 4.

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1609m

10.10

NR up to 48 PBD/LTW Mobile $9792
4. CLOUDIN UP good effort when 1.5m
2nd $2.00 (Fr5) Nasholi Newcastle 2030m
(1:57.1) R3855 race Aug 19 then commanding winner $1.80 (Fr5) over Black Edition
NZ 26m Newcastle 2030m (1:58.2) R3355
race Sep 2. Racing well and drawn suitably;
rates highly. 1. ITS INEVITABLE inconvenienced when 17.2m 5th $21 (Fr1) Unsully
Tamworth 1609m (1:58.5) R3552 race Aug
18 then handy win $51 (Fr1) over Hezashadowplaya NZ 1.2m Newcastle 2030m
(1:57.6) R4455 race Sep 9. Last start winner
over the distance and even fitter for this;
contender. 8. HEZASHADOWPLAYA finished 17.5m 10th (Sr) Argyle NZ Cambridge
2200m (1:58.5) R3546 race May 12 then
beaten 1.2m 2nd $4.00 (Fr3) Its Inevitable

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

80851
32351
3s132
36121
93781
65523
28525
750s2
25722
1s051
83641

ITS INEVITABLE
BIG TIME HUSTLER
GHOSTLY COURAGE
CLOUDIN UP
LIGHTNING BOB
CAPTAIN DORIAN
BREXITT (Em1)
HEZASHADOWPLAYA
BLACK EDITION
BIG SKEWY
GLENN FORD

NZ Newcastle 2030m (1:57.6) R4455 race
Sep 9. Close second first-up but win record
modest and place preferred. 11. GLENN
FORD ran 13m 4th $2.80 (Sr2) Big Time
Hustler Newcastle 2030m (1:59.6) R3355

T M Ison
G A Panella (C)
M A Formosa
S M Grima (C)
P J Hedges
D J Morgan
B J Hughes (C)
R P Morris
B J Elder
J A Callaghan (C)

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

48
49
48
52
53
50
50
50
55
59
59

4.50
21.00
13.00
*2.50
34.00
34.00
34.00
8.00
26.00
9.00
8.00

race Sep 2 then won $3.70 (Sr2) narrowly
over Ghostly Courage 0.1m Newcastle
2030m (1:58.5) R3255 race Sep 9. Was a
narrow winner last start and has a sound
record at this track and distance; each way.

CLOUDIN UP 1, Its Inevitable 2, Hezashadowplaya 3, Glenn Ford 4.
DISCLAIMER The Daily Telegraph takes all care in compiling TAB details but cannot accept responsibility for any errors.
Readers are urged to check TAB information with official lists before placing their bets.

1.

2.

3.

5. STILTON ran 19m 7th $41 (Fr5)
Dothedealdylan Tamworth 1980m (2:01.2)
R3044 race Aug 25 then raced well when
7m 5th $81 (Fr1) Glenn Ford NZ Newcastle
2030m (1:58.5) R3255 race Sep 9. Below par in recent starts but earlier form
solid and could bounce back. 4. THREE
SMOOCHAS out of position at the start
and eased early when 11.7m 6th $151 (Fr8)
Flare Up Newcastle 1609m (1:55.9) R4658
race Aug 26 then solid effort when 6m
4th $26 (Fr2) Its Inevitable NZ Newcastle
2030m (1:57.6) R4455 race Sep 9. Drawn
close and suited this track and distance;
well graded here and capable of winning.

4.

5.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

7s9s3
47348
54054
84964
37775
68s43
37840
89858
48626
28708

6.

7.

BLUE TITLE
EIFFEL FROM HEAVEN
JUST FEELNGOOD
THREE SMOOCHAS
STILTON
MIDNIGHT QUEEN
STARTUP
LASSETER SHANNON ODM
TO INFINITYNBEYOND
RUM DELIGHT

10. RUM DELIGHT beaten 29m 10th $10.00
(Sr2) Dothedealdylan Tamworth 1980m
(2:01.2) R3044 race Aug 25 then beaten

8.

9.

J L Coney (C)
J A Callaghan (C)
J P Gallagher (C)
D J Morgan
T M Ison
R A Atkins
J G Hughes (C)
B J Elder
P J Hedges
B L Pringle

10.

Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr
Fr

48 17.00
39 10.00
32 8.00
48
3.25
32 *3.00
30 34.00
37 51.00
30 101.00
30 13.00
42
7.00

17.5m 8th $61 (Fr3) Daniel Boom Newcastle
1609m (1:58.1) R3352 race Aug 29. Usually
thereabouts and has each way claims.

STILTON 1, Three Smoochas 2, Rum Delight 3, Just Feelngood 4.

Best Bet: Cloudin Up (Race 5) Value Bet: Four Star Lincoln (Race 9).
Harness meetings @ iform.hrnsw.com.au & twitter.com/iForm_Express

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2022 DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU

GOLD COAST RACES Saturday

DAILY DOUBLE RACES 7 & 9
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 2, 3, 4, 5
TREBLE RACES 7, 8, 9
QUADDIE RACES 6, 7, 8, 9
ODDS AND EVENS ALL RACES

• ON SKY RACING 1 & SKY THOROUGHBRED CENTRAL
TRACK: Good (4) RAIL: True
RACE 1

Sci-Fleet Hino

1200m 11.48

$75,000. 3yo Benchmark 72. Apprentices can claim.

1 111s YISKA dwh 7
Ms T Harrison
2 32s5 ACCEBER w 4
T Marshall
3 110s AFFOGATO GIRL twh 6 L V Cassidy
4 5391 CLEARLY GEORGE wn 10 K H Zechner
5 13s7 EVEN NOW d 9
M R Du Plessis
6
1 PLUNDERING dwh 1
Ms S Collett
7 1s5s SOOTHSAYER wh 5
M Cahill
8
1s YELLOW BRICK w 8
B Thompson
9 15s3 CLAIRVUE MOLLY wn 2 Ms A Jones (a3)
10 s315 NICCI DE ROSA wn 3
A Thompson (a1.5)
YISKA 1, Clairvue Molly 2, Plundering 3, Even Now 4.

59 *$2.60
56 23.00
54 23.00
54 151.00
54 19.00
54
4.80
54 10.00
54
5.00
52
5.50
52 21.00

RACE 2 South Coast Radiology 2200m 12.23 EQ1
$75,000. Benchmark 78. Apprentices can claim.

1 4153 ZA CEIBAS (NZ) wh 7
Ms S Collett
2 5s85 CALL ME LEGEND twhn 5 Ms J Cornish (a3)
3 s217 TAPPY’S LAD (NZ) d 2
B Thompson
4 8942 MEATBALL w 4
M Cahill
5 8112 HEART OF A LION (NZ) dwbn 6 Ms A Jones (a3)
6 s488 RIPCORD (NZ) dh 3
Ms S Thornton
7 8704 ELLASTRA twh 8
R Fradd
8 8046 SCILAGO tdwhn 1
M R Du Plessis
ZA CEIBAS 1, Heart Of A Lion 2, Meatball 3, Tappy’s Lad 4.

58
57
57
56
54.5
54.5
54
52

*2.30
11.00
5.00
11.00
3.90
11.00
23.00
19.00

RACE 3 Simmons Livingstone 1700m 12.58 EQ2
$75,000. Class 3. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

s282 INDISCREETLY twh 9
M Cahill
59 *3.20
2631 MOKTAFFY (IRE) h 10
J Orman
58
4.00
2111 BRAZEN BRECCIA w 7
R Maloney
57.5 5.50
5324 DIASONIC 12
C Robertson
56.5 9.00
3351 MASTER MARKO (NZ) c 4 Ms J Cornish (a3) 56.5 11.00
6s56 COUP DE TONNERRE w 3 B Thompson
56 13.00
8631 THINK HIGH 13
M R Du Plessis
56 21.00
3202 SHEPPEY wn 8
B Thornton
55
7.00
5103 THAT’LLDOTOO wh 1
L Tarrant
54.5 34.00
52 31.00
2847 LAYLA OF MONACO wb 6 Ms T Harrison
Emergencies
11 0504 MT MORT SHARK (NZ) dn 2 Ms S Collett
54 81.00
12 9248 WHISTLE HOFF wn 11
54 81.00
13 6533 EVRYNOW’N’THEN 5
54 126.00
COUP DE TONNERRE 1, Indiscreetly 2, Moktaffy 3, Master Marko 4.

RACE 4 Quinn Family Law

1100m 1.33 EQ3

$75,000. 1MWSC. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

2534 GOGOL tcdwh 1
N Callow
14s4 FAR TOO EASY twb 7
J Orman
1331 NEVER PAID tcdw 3
A Thompson (a1.5)
9121 GEMELON BOLT dw 10 Ms S Thornton
5s47 DALTORO dwh 6
M Cahill
3193 MILL ROSSA cwbn 5
Ms J Cornish (a3)
9s16 LIZA WITH A ZEE cdw 4 Ms A Jones (a3)
s60s MIX tcwh 8
Ms S Collett
64s1 DEPTH THAT VARIES dw 9 T Marshall
1193 MISHANI FRAUDSTER dw 12 L Tarrant
Emergencies
11 8817 CECIL STREET LAD w 13 L V Cassidy
12 5635 LEPREEZY dwh 2
B Thompson
13 2516 DYNAMIC DUO tn 11
M R Du Plessis
GOGOL 1, Far Too Easy 2, Mix 3, Mill Rossa 4.

60
58
56.5
55.5
55
55
54.5
54.5
54
54

11.00
*2.70
10.00
6.50
41.00
8.50
7.50
18.00
6.50
19.00

54
52
52

41.00
18.00
21.00

$100,000. Quality. Apprentices cannot claim.

1 23s6 MOSSMAN GORGE w 7 J Orman
59
2 4s70 THE MOVE cn 6
B Thompson
58.5
3 905s LE PALMIER 5
Ms G Cartwright
56.5
4 564s PIZONIE w 2
Ms A Jones (a)
56
5 1331 NEVER PAID tcw 9
SCRATCHED
54.5
6 1624 SUPERARE cwn 10
Ms J Cornish (a)
54.5
7 9355 ARROW EXPRESS cdw 4 L Tarrant
54
8 102s GLOBAL CITIZEN cw 8 M Cahill
54
9 040s PRINCESS LUNAR ch 1 Ms T Harrison
54
10 2622 DREAM WEAVING dw 3 T Marshall
52
LE PALMIER 1, The Move 2, Global Citizen 3, Mossman Gorge 4.

RACE 1

11.48

(1200m)

RACE 6 APG Workforce Plate

1200m 2.48 Q1

$75,000. Class 3 SW. Apprentices can claim.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

s417 BEAN FOGGY cw 7
S Tomlinson (a3)
59 34.00
s927 CAMERLENGO cwh 4
L Tarrant
59 34.00
59
—
2135 CARRIBEAN KING (NZ) wbn 14 SCRATCHED
59 18.00
2429 MINTO’S PARADISE tcwh 8 N Callow
59
5.00
s333 NOT ANOTHER REIBY w 5 J Orman
2542 SAFEWORK wh 9
B Thornton
59
4.40
4241 SNAZZ ‘N’ CHARM dw 15 R Maloney
59 14.00
*3.10
s341 ZUMA CALIFORNIA dwn 3 Ms J Cornish (a3) 59
57.5 26.00
1850 NAY TO REMEMBER dw 1 Ms T Harrison
2131 WIN BURN dw 10
B Loy
57.5 5.00
325s BETTER GET SET dw 11 SCRATCHED
57
—
2110 MOSKEETA dw 13
L V Cassidy
55.5 15.00
Emergencies
13 s894 KINGSCOTE tdwh 6
Ms G Cartwright
57.5 51.00
14 9523 BARNEY RABBLE w 2
56 51.00
15 8259 RED MONKEY dwn 12
59 126.00
ZUMA CALIFORNIA 1, Safework 2, Win Burn 3, Not Another Reiby 4.

RACE 7 Pink Ribbon Cup

1200m 3.27 DD1 Q2

$125,000. F&M Quality. Apprentices cannot claim.

1 129s ME ME LAGARDE dw 10 R Fradd
59 *2.60
2 3901 TARA JASMINE dw 2
Ms T Harrison
56.5 11.00
3 1410 MISS DIVINE EM dw 5
Ms A Jones (a)
55.5 21.00
4 s816 LEAVE ME SOME dw 8 Ms S Thornton
55 31.00
5 5351 COLD HARD FACT dwn 4 Ms S Collett
54.5 41.00
6 325s BETTER GET SET dw 3
T Marshall
54
9.00
7 8s47 JUBAI PRIDE tcwh 9
L V Cassidy
54 23.00
8 517s QUEEN OF DUBAI 7
M Cahill
54
6.00
9 1141 VACCINE dw 1
B Thompson
52
8.50
10 16s1 HAKKAI MARU dwn 6
M R Du Plessis
52
5.00
ME ME LAGARDE 1, Better Get Set 2, Queen Of Dubai 3, Vaccine 4.

RACE 8 Sky Racing

1350m 4.07 Q3

$75,000. Benchmark 90. Apprentices can claim.

1 9s97 LIGULATE w 9
S Tomlinson (a3)
2 48s3 HASABRO (NZ) wh 6
Ms A Jones (a3)
3 310s STARDOME (NZ) twhn 7 J Orman
4 199s TOBILICIOUS (NZ) w 3 Ms J Cornish (a3)
5 9041 IMPASSE d 8
R Maloney
6 0614 SIR ROCKET tdw 5
Ms T Harrison
7 28s2 MATOWATAKPE w 1
B Thompson
8 7876 AT WITZ END tdw 11
N Callow
9 305s CLOAK dw 10
B Thornton
10 8259 RED MONKEY wn 4
A Thompson (a1.5)
11 148s WAY BEYOND n 2
Ms S Thornton
MATOWATAKPE 1, Hasabro 2, Impasse 3, Sir Rocket 4.

RACE 9 QEM Limited

62.5 21.00
62
4.60
59 31.00
59 41.00
58.5 9.00
58
3.60
57 *2.90
56.5 15.00
56.5 26.00
54 101.00
53 13.00

1350m 4.43 DD2 Q4

$75,000. Benchmark 75. Apprentices can claim.

RACE 5 Cronin Miller Litigation 900m 2.08 EQ4

1. YISKA (D L Freedman) 3g By Smart Missile - Anevay (3:3-0-0): Knuckled down well to score 3½ len
win of 9 (8) $2.00F 58.0 Acceber, Iron Grace 1200m
D’ben 2yo Hcp Heavy(8) April 23. Fitter for nose win
Soothsayer, Honkytonk Diva 1050m Deagon barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Resuming. Won at Sunshine
Coast first-up last campaign. Won’t be far away in
the run. Rates highly.
2. ACCEBER (Ms K Buchanan) 3g By Time Test (GB)
- Our Joan Of Arc (4:1-1-1): Took up a handy position
in first-up 3¾ len 5th of 11 (8) $10.00 57.5 Cholante
1100m Wyong Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Sept 2. Far from disgraced at Wyong first-up. Strips fitter. Can figure in
the finish.
3. AFFOGATO GIRL (Kacy Fogden) 3f By Not A
Single Doubt - Espresso Shot (5:2-0-1): Keen, blundered near 600m, vetted - no abnormalities when
68½ len 13th of 14 (6) $12.00 55.0 Williamsburg
1400m R’hill G3 Baillieu Heavy(10) Mar 26. Strips
fitter for ¾ len 4th Noah ‘n’ A Deel 1200m Deagon
barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Resuming. Should find
this a bit easier. Place claims.
4. CLEARLY GEORGE (Vic Heading) 3g By Drumbeats - Chrissy’s Spirit (5:1-0-1): Took up the running
when 1¾ len win of 7 (1) $12.00 57.0 Miss Gideon,
Irish Sally 1000m Toowoomba 3yo Mdn Soft(5) Sept
3. Convincing winner at Toowoomba at latest. Gets
in well at the weights. Respect.
5. EVEN NOW (Tony & Maddysen Sears) 3f By
Better Than Ready - Lights Off (8:1-2-2): Began
awkwardly when 7¾ len 7th of 11 (10) $21.00 54.0
Spiritualised 1200m E Farm 3yo Plate Good(4) Aug
27. Failed to make an impression at Eagle Farm firstup. Drawn poorly. No appeal.
6. PLUNDERING (Annabel Neasham) 3g By Shooting To Win - Backless (NZ) (1:1-0-0): Inconvenienced
near 800m, raced wide without cover, raced greenly when lg nk win of 9 (6) $2.15F 55.0 Virgo Vision, I
Know Dat 1200m Sunshine Coast E&G Mdn Soft(7)
Sept 4. Began career in fine style. Nicely weighted.
Drawn well. Right in this.
7. SOOTHSAYER (D L Freedman) 3g By Divine
Prophet - Eight Below (3:1-0-0): Began awkwardly,
inconvenienced near 100m, checked near 50m
when 2¾ len 5th of 8 (6) $6.00 59.0 Bulsara 1200m
Ipswich (Metro) 2yo Plate (C1) Good(4) April 20. Had
the benefit of nose 2nd Yiska 1050m Deagon barrier
trial Soft(6) Sept 6. First-up. Pleasing effort in latest
trial. In the mix.
8. YELLOW BRICK (Tony & Maddysen Sears) 3g
By The Mission - Magical Mist (NZ) (1:1-0-0): Began
awkwardly when nk win of 6 (4) $2.60 57.0 Invinovich, Spooky Spirit 1100m Ipswich 2yo C&G Mdn
Heavy(9) May 7. Resuming. Showed promise when
last in work. Keep safe.

Tips by Greg Spletter
TAB CODE: BR

4.00
*3.60
4.00
10.00
—
14.00
81.00
4.40
71.00
31.00

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

2474 ACROBATIC dw 3
B Thornton
60 13.00
3469 GENERAL DUBAI dw 1
N Callow
60 41.00
59.5 6.00
s511 HARLEQUIN FIELD tcdw 14 R Maloney
s773 BIG BAD BRUCE dw 4
J Orman
58.5 10.00
7s65 DEEP SCEIVA dw 5
B Thompson
58.5 9.50
1112 ENTERPRISE MIA dwb 12 Ms A Jones (a3)
58 *2.90
2112 NISHIKORI dw 8
B Loy
58 18.00
675s RED BLOOM dw 10
SCRATCHED
58
—
21P2 LEMON DUCHESS w 15 Ms J Cornish (a3) 57.5 23.00
s282 INDISCREETLY twh 7
SCRATCHED
57
—
s744 CONFESSED dwh 16
SCRATCHED
56
—
124s RATIONS (NZ) w 11
Ms T Harrison
55.5 23.00
Emergencies
57.5 8.00
13 2111 MISSISSIPPI PRINCE tw 13 R Fradd
14 8s47 JUBAI PRIDE twh 6
SCRATCHED
54
—
56
9.00
15 2135 CARRIBEAN KING (NZ) wbn 2
16 7743 BUDHWAR dw 9
M Du Plessis
54.5 23.00
ACROBATIC 1, Enterprise Mia 2, Mississippi Prince 3, Carribean King 4.

9. CLAIRVUE MOLLY (T J Gollan) 3f By Sizzling - Sagatona (3:1-0-1): Resumed with 1½ len, len 3rd of 7 (2)
$11.00 52.0 Flaming Conquest, Steady Ready 1050m
D’ben 3yo (Bm72) Soft(7) Sept 3. Closed gamely from
well back to place at Doomben first-up. Has a light
weight. Fitter. Good draw. Must be considered.
10. NICCI DE ROSA (Stephen Kirkwood) 3f By Nicconi
- She Must Be Obeyed (5:1-1-1): Too wet when 7¼ len
5th of 6 (3) $2.60 54.5 Dark Horse 1100m Gold Coast
Plate (C1) Heavy(10) Sept 3. On pace but weakened
right out of it in the wet here last start. Appears tested.

RACE 2

12.23

(2200m)

1. ZA CEIBAS (C J Waller) 5g By Showcasing (GB) Authentic Cross (NZ) (15:3-0-4): Tried hard but no
match for winner nk, 2 len 3rd of 8 (7) $4.40 54.0
Blacklog, Count The Coin 2030m D’ben (Bm80)
Heavy(8) Sept 3. Kept working to the line at Doomben last outing. One of the major players.
2. CALL ME LEGEND (K Hickmott) 6g By More
Than Ready (US) - Calming Influence (46:7-7-5):
Slowly away, blundered near 800m, became unbalanced when 3½ len 5th of 8 (6) $11.00 58.0 Avenue
Of Stars 1700m Gold Coast (Bm65) Soft(7) Sept 10.
Generally gets back in his races. Prefer others.
3. TAPPY’S LAD (K & I Taplin) 5g By Proisir - Tapinsky (NZ) (31:3-4-2): Safely held in 5½ len 7th of 10
(3) $31.00 54.0 Seat Of Power 2200m D’ben (Bm90)
Soft(6) Sept 10. On a quick back-up. Consider.
4. MEATBALL (L J Hatch) 9g By Drumbeats - Trust
Me Honey (46:6-11-7): Hit rail near 1200m when 2½
len 2nd of 8 (1) $13.00 59.5 Avenue Of Stars 1700m
Gold Coast (Bm65) Soft(7) Sept 10. On a quick backup. Ran home well to fill the minors here at latest. Up
in distance now. Major player.
5. HEART OF A LION (M A Currie) 5m By Niagara Torrid Love (NZ) (18:3-3-2): Gave all for 2 len 2nd of
7 (2) $2.25F 57.0 Adalissa 1875m Toowoomba Plate
(C3) Soft(5) Sept 3. Finished solidly to place at short
odds at Toowoomba last start. Ready for this trip
now. Strong claims.
6. RIPCORD (G A Thornton) 7g By Rip Van Winkle (IR) - Opuatia (NZ) (26:3-1-2): No match when
6¾ len 8th of 14 (5) $5.00 62.5 Ambridge 2220m
Grafton (Bm58) Good(3) Aug 29. Went to the line
only fairly at Grafton last outing. Can’t recommend.
7. ELLASTRA (B V Crowley) 5m By Stratum - Gabriella (GB) (23:4-1-2): Well beaten 5¼ len 4th of 8 (3)
$19.00 55.0 Ambridge 2020m Murwillumbah Prel.
(Bm74) Soft(6) Sept 8. Hasn’t done much lately.
Place preferred.
8. SCILAGO (Leon Elliott) 7g By Scintillo (GB) - Head
Sail (58:5-9-8): Held up near 800m when 5¾ len
6th of 14 (4) $7.00 60.0 Ambridge 2220m Grafton
(Bm58) Good(3) Aug 29. Average effort at Grafton
last time out. Not fancied.

RACE 3

12.58

(1700m)

1. INDISCREETLY (D J Bougoure) 4m By Spill The
Beans - Hello I Love You (7:3-2-0): Tried hard when
1¼ len 2nd of 11 (6) $4.60 56.5 Rubamos 1350m Gold
Coast (Metro) (Bm75) Good(3) Aug 26. Freshened.
On pace and boxed on to fill the minors here at latest. Not out of this.
2. MOKTAFFY (C J Waller) 5g By Lope De Vega (IR) Stars So Bright (IR) (18:2-3-2): Taken back from wide
barrier when 1½ len win of 10 (10) $2.60 57.5 Derani,
Port Mourant 1800m E Farm Plate (C2) Good(4)
Sept 7. Swept to the lead and raced clear to salute
in superb fashion in weaker class at Eagle Farm last
start. Each-way.
3. BRAZEN BRECCIA (Lauren Abbott) 5g By Brazen
Beau - Breccia (NZ) (10:3-3-2): Began awkwardly,
wide early stages, carried wide near turn when sht
hd win of 6 (5) $1.95F 57.0 Carneros, Crockett 1600m
Sunshine Coast (Bm68) Soft(7) Sept 4. Chasing four
successive wins. Good, determined win from off the
pace at short odds last outing. Take beating.
4. DIASONIC (Richard Laming) 6g By Reset - Heriz
(20:2-2-3): Eased near 300m when 2 len 4th of
12 (5) $5.50 52.0 Deficit 1825m E Farm Hcp (C3)
Good(4) Aug 13. Freshened. Wasn’t all that far away
at Eagle Farm last time out. Among the dangers.
5. MASTER MARKO (K & A Tyler) 4g By Contributer (IR) - Miss Haydn (16:2-2-4): Overraced middle
stages when ½ nk win of 10 (7) $4.40 53.0 Jimmy
The Tulip, Derani 1700m Gold Coast (Metro) Plate
(C3) Good(3) Aug 26. Freshened. Gritty on-pace
victory here at latest. Gets in well at the weights.
Knockout chance.
6. COUP DE TONNERRE (T J Gollan) 5g By Night Of
Thunder (IR) - Sea Terrace (20:3-1-2): Blundered at
start, over-raced early, middle stages, tempo against
when 4½ len 6th of 7 (2) $3.20 59.0 Goldeel 1630m
D’ben Plate (C3) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Fitter for two runs
back. Can figure in the finish.
7. THINK HIGH (M J Dunn) 5g By So You Think (NZ)
- Miss Brahma (14:3-2-2): Held up near 600m when
lg hd win of 8 (1) $3.00F 58.0 Rose Bouquet, Magic
Mikey 1550m Murwillumbah Hcp (C2) Good(4) Aug
19. Freshened. Charged late to get up in final bounds
at Murwillumbah last start. In the mix.
8. SHEPPEY (Stephen Kirkwood) 4m By Bull
Point - Single Dancer (17:3-5-3): On pace ½ nk 2nd
of 7 (6) $16.00 57.0 Goldeel 1630m D’ben Plate (C3)
Heavy(8) Sept 3. Worked home solidly to place at
Doomben last outing. Can play a role.
9. THAT’LLDOTOO (Jay Bellamy) 5g By Mahisara
- Falzig (NZ) (22:2-3-4): Kept fighting when len, ½
len 3rd of 8 (6) $8.50 56.0 Go Millo, Jimmy The Tulip
2200m Gold Coast (Bm62) Heavy(10) Sept 3. Ran on
well to place here last time out. In the mix.

10. LAYLA OF MONACO (J C Coyle) 6m By Monaco
Consul (NZ) - Run For Layla (18:1-4-0): Failed to respond to riding when 7¼ len 7th of 9 (3) $2.50F 57.0
Successful Star 2000m Canberra Plate (C1) Soft(7)
Sept 2. Was safely held at Canberra at latest. Rises in
class. Cannot entertain.
11. MT MORT SHARK (M A Kropp) 5g By Rip Van
Winkle (IR) - Wishing (NZ) (18:2-2-1): Slowly away,
laid in in straight when 6 len 4th of 7 (3) $13.00 57.5
Adalissa 1875m Toowoomba Plate (C3) Soft(5) Sept
3. Stiffer challenge here. Not keen.
12. WHISTLE HOFF (Vic Heading) 5m By Bon
Hoffa - Bel Whistle (19:2-1-2): Inconvenienced at
start when 4¼ len 8th of 11 (9) $151.00 54.0 Vaccine
1400m E Farm F&M Hcp (C3) Good(4) Aug 27. Backmarker who is struggling to recapture best form. No
appeal.
13. EVRYNOW’N’THEN (Vic Heading) 6m By
Drumbeats - Tycoon’s Heart (48:2-1-6): Held up near
400m, protest lodged, dismissed when len, sht nk
3rd of 5 (5) $31.00 54.0 Gentle Prince, Ronlee Gal
1350m Ipswich (Bm65) Good(4) Aug 24. Freshened.
Closed from well back to fill the minors at long odds
at Ipswich last start. Nicely weighted. Generally gets
back in her races. Keep safe.

RACE 4

1.33

(1100m)

1. GOGOL (L D Kelly) 6g By I Am Invincible - Fatoon
(29:8-5-6): Wide during race when 1¼ len 4th of
12 (11) $26.00 54.0 Garibaldi 1200m Gold Coast
(Metro) LR Goldmarket Good(3) Aug 26. Freshened.
Gave a good account here last outing. Meeting
easier opposition this time. Has had success at this
track. Commands respect.
2. FAR TOO EASY (D A McColm) 4g By All Too Hard
- Mnemonic (10:5-1-0): On return from break finished 1½ len 4th of 9 (3) $2.25F 56.0 It’s Me 1000m
E Farm Plate (C6) Good(4) Aug 27. Just behind the
placegetters at Eagle Farm first-up. Has an impressive second-up record. Respect.
3. NEVER PAID (K M Schweida) 5g By Better Than
Ready - Rosaria (13:6-1-3): On the speed hd win of
7 (4) $6.00 53.5 Bold Style, Be Water My Friend
1050m D’ben (Bm85) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Consistent
gelding. Timed his run well to score at Doomben last
time out. Has raced well this track previously. Expect
will be prominent from the decent draw. Can play a
key role.
4. GEMELON BOLT (Chris Anderson) 4g By
Falvelon - Flawless (18:4-2-5): Forwardly placed
len win of 10 (1) $6.00 59.5 King’s Express, Reliable
Ruby 1000m E Farm Hcp (C3) Good(4) Sept 7. Racing
in top order. Determined effort from handy position
to win at Eagle Farm at latest. Not out of this.
5. DALTORO (K A Lees) 6g By Toronado (IR) - Dalaniwave (IR) (24:6-4-7): Found rivals too strong
5¾ len last of 7 (3) $20.00 56.5 Never Paid 1050m
D’ben (Bm85) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Just battled home at
Doomben last start. Appears tested.
6. MILL ROSSA (M A Currie) 5g By Testa Rossa
- Millie’s Mann (15:5-4-5): Took up a midfield position when 2 len, lg hd 3rd of 10 (1) $4.40F 54.0 Tara
Jasmine, Adonisea 1200m E Farm (Rs0mw) Good(4)
Aug 27. Finished gamely at Eagle Farm last outing.
Has a light weight. Knockout chance.
7. LIZA WITH A ZEE (T J Gollan) 5m By Zoustar Leap Lively (17:6-2-3): Showed tactical speed for
4¾ len 6th of 9 (1) $7.50 54.0 It’s Me 1000m E Farm
Plate (C6) Good(4) Aug 27. Disappointing at Eagle
Farm. Improvement required.
8. MIX (D L Freedman) 5g By Medaglia D’Oro (US)
- Anevay (17:5-3-2): Failed to handle going, poor
recovery when 33¼ len last of 15 (1) $8.00 58.0 Seleque 1400m Gold Coast (Metro) (Bm78) Heavy(8)
May 7. Prepared for this with nose 2nd Apache Chase
1050m Deagon barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. First-up.
Prefer to see a leading from the betting ring.
9. DEPTH THAT VARIES (Ms K Buchanan) 6g By
Unencumbered - Zellindi (25:6-4-4): Slowly away,
keen when lg hd win of 11 (11) $13.00 57.5 Miss Jay
Fox, Girl Mania 1000m Randwick-Kensington 3yo+
(Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 24. Freshened. Game win from
off the pace at Randwick-Kensington first-up. Gets
in well at the weights. Proven performer over this
trip. Consider.
10. MISHANI FRAUDSTER (L G Ross) 5g By Jet
Spur - Mishani Sinner (29:5-3-4): Crowded near
250m when 1¼ len, sht nk 3rd of 9 (3) $18.00 59.5
Sweet Margot May, Elegist 1000m E Farm (Bm70)
Good(4) Aug 27. Found the line well to place at Eagle
Farm last time out. Nicely weighted. Suited over this
distance. Can figure in the finish.
11. CECIL STREET LAD (Richard Laming) 4g By
Bobby’s Kitten (US) - Just A Girl (12:4-0-0): Fractious
in barriers, began awkwardly, vetted - no abnormalities when 7¼ len 7th of 9 (4) $31.00 56.0 It’s Me
1000m E Farm Plate (C6) Good(4) Aug 27. Ordinary
at Eagle Farm at latest. Awkwardly drawn. Cannot
entertain.
12. LEPREEZY (Annabel Neasham) 6m By Better
Than Ready - Licenced To Chill (27:9-4-3): Rolled
along in front 4½ len 5th of 10 (5) $5.50 53.0 Tara
Jasmine 1200m E Farm (Rs0mw) Good(4) Aug 27.
Normally races well at this distance. In the mix.
13. DYNAMIC DUO (Tony & Maddysen Sears) 6g
By Not A Single Doubt - Candy Stripes (28:4-5-4):
Crowded at start, wide during race when 5 len 6th of
9 (5) $6.50 57.0 Sweet Margot May 1000m E Farm
(Bm70) Good(4) Aug 27. Drawn off the track. Rank
outsider.

RACE 5

2.08

(900m)

1. MOSSMAN GORGE (Matthew Dale) 8g By Mossman - Lesmartre (38:7-6-6): Vetted - no abnormalities when 3½ len last of 6 (3) $17.00 57.0 Bella Nipotina 1000m M Valley LR Norman Carlyon Heavy(8)
Aug 20. Freshened. Fair effort without threatening
in the wet at Moonee Valley first-up. Down in class.
Each-way.
2. THE MOVE (T J Gollan) 6g By Hinchinbrook
- Sweet Talkin Woman (18:6-3-1): Safely held in
7¾ len last of 11 (7) $31.00 57.0 Shooting For Gold
1100m C’field G3 The McCafe Soft(5) Aug 27. Class
drop helps. Keep safe.
3. LE PALMIER (T J Gollan) 6g By Spirit Of Boom Imanoremiss (27:6-5-3): Led them up for 5½ len 5th of
12 (4) $13.00 59.0 Boomnova 1000m E Farm Plate (C6)
Soft(6) May 14. Primed for return with 1¼ len win Kingston’s Here, Pizonie 840m D’ben barrier trial Soft(5)
Aug 30. Resuming. Has an excellent first-up record.
Free-running sprinter. Among the main chances.
4. PIZONIE (T J Gollan) 7g By Eurozone - Pilgrim
(33:7-5-3): Blundered at start when 2¼ len 4th of
14 (8) $101.00 55.5 Centrefire 1110m D’ben (Bm90)
Heavy(8) April 23. Fitter for hd 2nd Bushido 1050m
Deagon barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. First-up. Generally competitive fresh. Nice gate. Among the dangers.
5. NEVER PAID: SCRATCHED
6. SUPERARE (S W Kendrick) 5g By Exceed And Excel - Strawberry Field (18:6-3-2): No match when 4¼
len 4th of 7 (5) $14.00 54.5 Never Paid 1050m D’ben
(Bm85) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Coming off an average run
in the wet at Doomben last start. One for multiples.
7. ARROW EXPRESS (Neil Hocking) 7m By Golden
Archer - Heart’n Soul (52:6-6-10): Showed early
speed in 1¾ len 5th of 10 (2) $13.00 53.0 Dollop
900m Gold Coast (Bm65) Heavy(8) Sept 10. On a
quick back-up. Gave a good sight here last outing.
Place hope.
8. GLOBAL CITIZEN (A J & T Edmonds) 6g By I Am
Invincible - Interfere (10:5-3-0): Sent forward when
len 2nd of 9 (7) $4.80 52.0 Gogol 1200m Gold Coast
Open Hcp Good(4) Feb 12. Strips fitter for 1¾ len, ½
hd 3rd The Drover, The General 1000m Sunshine
Coast Inner barrier trial Good(4) Aug 23. Resuming.
Talented gelding. Boasts an impressive fresh record.
This trip suits. Include among the better chances.

9. PRINCESS LUNAR (S J Morrisey) 4m By Bel Esprit - Sami Queen (7:2-0-0): Well beaten 11¼ len last
of 11 (9) $101.00 52.0 Coco Rox 1050m D’ben 3yo
Hcp Soft(5) April 9. First-up. Races well on this track.
Decent alley. Not out of this.
10. DREAM WEAVING (Jason Edwards) 5m By
Dream Ahead (US) - Quality Appeal (31:3-9-4):
Began awkwardly, held up near turn, held up on
straightening when lg nk 2nd of 10 (3) $9.00 56.0
Dollop 900m Gold Coast (Bm65) Heavy(8) Sept 10.
On a quick back-up. Finished well to place here last
time out. Good gate. In the mix.

RACE 6

2.48

(1200m)

1. BEAN FOGGY (D J Graham) 4g By Spill The Beans
- Morning Fog (10:3-3-0): Balanced up midfield
when 8¼ len 7th of 12 (9) $10.00 58.0 Manhood
1200m Gold Coast (Metro) (Bm68) Good(3) Aug 26.
Freshened. Couldn’t show a turn of foot here at latest. No appeal.
2. CAMERLENGO (Ms G Heinrich) 5g By More Than
Ready (US) - Gamble Me (13:3-3-1): Crowded near
800m when 4½ len 7th of 10 (6) $17.00 57.0 Skilord
1100m Ipswich (Metro) Hcp (C4) Soft(6) Aug 31.
Went to line only fairly in stronger class at Ipswich
last start. Appears tested.
3. CARRIBEAN KING: SCRATCHED
4. MINTO’S PARADISE (L D Kelly) 4g By Benfica Pot O’ Gold (16:3-5-1): Rider concerned with action,
eased down when 5¼ len 9th of 14 (4) $17.00 56.5
Mob Buster 1400m E Farm E&G Hcp (C3) Good(4)
Aug 27. Never likely at Eagle Farm. Has a better record at this track. One for exotics.
5. NOT ANOTHER REIBY (Joseph Pride) 5g By
Denman - Reiby Regina (18:3-3-5): Crowded near
800m when sht hd, sht nk 3rd of 9 (4) $21.00 59.0
Ebhaar, Nasturtium 1000m W Farm 3yo+ (Bm72)
Soft(5) Aug 31. Ready to win. Charged home to just
miss last outing. Looks one of the main chances.
6. SAFEWORK (S J Morrisey) 5g By Spirit Of Boom
- Ossie’s Secret (31:3-6-2): Raced three wide when ¾
len 2nd of 10 (6) $5.00 54.5 Sir Rocket 1350m D’ben
Plate (C6) Good(4) Aug 20. Freshened. Finished
solidly to place at Doomben last time out. Drops in
grade. Key player.
7. SNAZZ ‘N’ CHARM (M J Dunn) 6g By Snitzel Miss Charming (US) (17:3-3-3): Began awkwardly
when 1¼ len win of 10 (5) $8.50 59.0 Tikka Ready,
Ned’s Gully 1200m Ipswich (Metro) E&G Hcp (C2)
Soft(6) Aug 31. Impressive win at Ipswich at latest.
Right in this.
8. ZUMA CALIFORNIA (C H Richardson) 4g By
Statue Of Liberty (US) - Stealing Kisses (10:3-21): Took up a handy position in 1¾ len win of 11 (1)
$2.50F 57.5 Optimo, Moreton Bay 1200m E Farm
(Bm65) Good(4) Sept 7. Reeled them in easily to salute at Eagle Farm last start. On pacer who is ideally
drawn. Must be considered.
9. NAY TO REMEMBER (J C Coyle) 4g By No Nay
Never (US) - A Day To Remember (9:2-0-0): Overraced early, middle stages when 5¼ len last of 11 (5)
$41.00 55.0 Capo Strada 1300m W Farm 3yo+ E&G
(Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 31. Average effort at Warwick
Farm last outing. Place appeal only.
10. WIN BURN (S W Kendrick) 4g By Shooting To
Win - Flammable (8:2-3-1): Worked to front when 1½
len win of 10 (10) $1.85F 59.0 Born A Warrior, Isla’s
Day 1200m Sunshine Coast Plate (C1) Soft(7) Sept 4.
Holding form. Commanding winner in weaker company at Sunshine Coast last time out. Pacy type with
a knockout chance.
11. BETTER GET SET: SCRATCHED
12. MOSKEETA (Ms C Rode) 4m By Your Song Bring A Gazelle (5:2-1-0): Not flash in 12¼ len 11th of
14 (10) $21.00 54.5 Opal Ridge 1200m R’wick 3yo+
Hcp (C3) Heavy(9) Sept 3. Only plugged to the line
in the wet at Randwick at latest. Tough alley. Can’t
recommend.
13. KINGSCOTE (S J Morrisey) 6g By I Am Invincible
- Regatta Parade (19:2-6-3): Inconvenienced early
on when 5¼ len 4th of 7 (1) $5.00 57.5 Mississippi
Prince 1200m Gold Coast Plate (C3) Heavy(10) Sept
3. Just battled home in a weaker event here last
start. Faces stronger opposition now. Not fancied.
14. BARNEY RABBLE (Allan Kehoe) 4g By
May’haab - Miss Rabble (12:1-3-4): Laid out near
100m when 2 len, ½ len 3rd of 10 (2) $12.00 60.0
Talbragar, Briefly 1000m Tamworth Hcp (C2)
Good(4) Aug 29. Showed a handy turn of foot to
place at Tamworth last outing. Place.
15. RED MONKEY (J M Judge) 8g By Players Choice
- Immovable Site (70:3-11-11): Wide throughout
when 10½ len last of 9 (8) $81.00 54.0 Magic Charlee 1300m Toowoomba (Bm72) Soft(5) Sept 3. Failed
to make an impression at Toowoomba last time out.
Needs luck from out there. Cannot entertain.

RACE 7

3.27

(1200m)

1. ME ME LAGARDE (A J & T Edmonds) 4m By Star
Turn - Roedean (6:3-1-0): Began awkwardly, taken
back from wide barrier when 6¼ len 9th of 15 (12)
$7.00 55.0 Heresy 1200m R’wick G3 P J Bell Stks
Heavy(9) April 2. Prepared for this with 2½ len 4th
The Drover 1000m Sunshine Coast Inner barrier trial
Good(4) Aug 23. First-up. Strikes form quickly. Easier
here. Can play a role.
2. TARA JASMINE (J D Shelton) 5m By Cowboy Blue
- Carmela Miss (20:7-2-2): Slowly away, stewards queried run when 2 len win of 10 (9) $9.50 54.5 Adonisea,
Mill Rossa 1200m E Farm (Rs0mw) Good(4) Aug 27. Let
down with a great turn of foot to score at Eagle Farm at
latest. Drawn favourably. Major player.
3. MISS DIVINE EM (A & D Simpson) 5m By Super
One - Manhattan Angel (27:6-2-5): Laid in near
200m when 11¾ len 10th of 11 (6) $21.00 54.0 Grey
Defence 1200m D’ben Hcp (C6) Soft(5) Sept 10. Was
safely held at Doomben last start. Not keen.
4. LEAVE ME SOME (Grant Marshall) 7m By Time
Thief - Little Miss Clang (33:7-6-5): Keen when 1¾
len 6th of 13 (2) $11.00 56.5 Noble Soldier 1300m
R’hill 3yo+ Mway-Bm72 Soft(6) Aug 27. Average effort at Rosehill. Others with more appeal.
5. COLD HARD FACT (M A Kropp) 5m By The Factor
(US) - Chilli Magic (23:8-3-3): Slowly away when ½
hd win of 7 (4) $18.00 54.0 V J Day, Miss McKinley
1100m Toowoomba (Bm80) Good(4) Sept 10. On a
quick back-up. Reeled in the leaders late to salute at
Toowoomba last time out. Respect.
6. BETTER GET SET (S O’Dea & M Hoysted) 5m
By Better Than Ready - Ridolfi (18:3-4-4): Handily
placed when 2¼ len 5th of 11 (1) $8.50 54.0 Roman
Aureus 1200m Sunshine Coast (Bm85) Heavy(8)
June 3. Primed for return with 1¾ len, lg hd 3rd
Baller, Run For Glory 1000m D’ben barrier trial
Soft(5) Aug 30. Resuming. In the mix.
7. JUBAI PRIDE (J A Gilmore) 5m By Pride Of Dubai
- Jibina (25:4-4-2): Began awkwardly, eased early on,
inconvenienced near 100m when 5¼ len 7th of 10
(3) $9.00 54.0 Tara Jasmine 1200m E Farm (Rs0mw)
Good(4) Aug 27. Coming off an average run at Eagle
Farm at latest. Wide alley is a concern. No appeal.
8. QUEEN OF DUBAI (David Vandyke) 4m By Pride
Of Dubai - Jezzabba (7:2-0-0): Sped to lead when 4½
len 7th of 13 (10) $26.00 56.0 Yearning 1600m C’field
G1 1000 Guineas Good(4) Oct 13. Fitter for 2¾ len 6th
The Drover 1000m Sunshine Coast Inner barrier trial
Good(4) Aug 23. Resuming. Formerly with G Waterhouse & A Bott. Saluted at Kembla Grange first-up last
time in. Back in easier class. Consider.
9. VACCINE (T J Gollan) 4m By Not A Single Doubt
- A Brilliant Idea (US) (6:3-0-1): Inconvenienced at
start, eased early on when ½ len win of 11 (3) $6.00
55.5 Need New Friends, Morioka 1400m E Farm
F&M Hcp (C3) Good(4) Aug 27. Quickened smartly
to score at Eagle Farm last start. Has a good record
over this trip. Drawn to receive every chance. Rates
highly.

10. HAKKAI MARU (Louise White) 4m By Maurice
(JP) - My Prerogative (5:3-0-0): Took up the running
when first-up 2¼ len win of 10 (4) $5.00 58.0 Tres
Redoute, Lady Rain 1200m Ipswich (Metro) F&M
Hcp (C2) Soft(6) Aug 31. Won in easy fashion at Ipswich first-up. Will only be fitter. Each-way.

RACE 8

4.07

(1350m)

1. LIGULATE (Cody Morgan) 7g By Domesday - Florets (40:9-6-5): Found rivals too strong 5¾ len last
of 7 (2) $26.00 57.5 Tumbler Ridge 1350m D’ben
Open Hcp Good(4) Aug 20. Freshened. Has come up
with a horror draw. Place claims.
2. HASABRO (Annabel Neasham) 7g By Savabeel
- Halloween (41:8-7-5): Worked right to the line for
first-up lg nk, 2½ len 3rd of 9 (3) $7.50 57.5 Bonaparte, Snippy Fox 1350m D’ben LR Tatts Memb Cup
Heavy(8) Sept 3. Closed off well to place at Doomben first-up. Back to weaker company. Strips fitter.
Among the dangers.
3. STARDOME (C J Waller) 7g By Savabeel - Celeste
(NZ) (48:8-7-7): Safely held in 7½ len 12th of 14 (8)
$14.00 54.0 Splendiferous 2400m E Farm G3 Premier’s Cup Good(4) May 28. Strips fitter for 5½ len
last Explosive Quality 1050m Beaudesert barrier
trial Soft(5) Sept 13. Resuming. Hasn’t offered much
fresh in the past. Not keen.
4. TOBILICIOUS (K & A Tyler) 7g By Natural Destiny
- Sophie Louise (NZ) (25:5-4-2): Began awkwardly,
bled first time - three month ban when 7½ len 9th
of 11 (8) $51.00 54.5 Vinco 1500m E Farm LR Qlty
Good(4) June 4. First-up. Looking elsewhere.
5. IMPASSE (M J Dunn) 8g By Sepoy - Amelia’s
Dream (40:9-5-5): Came from last to score hd win of
12 (12) $26.00 61.0 Badoosh, Giannis 1550m Murwillumbah Open (Bm92) Good(3) Aug 19. Freshened.
Timed run well to score at Murwillumbah last outing.
One of the major players.
6. SIR ROCKET (R L Heathcote) 6g By Smart Missile
- Wolfsburg (19:7-3-1): Hung in in straight, proved
difficult to ride out when 3¼ len 4th of 9 (6) $3.80
54.0 Bonaparte 1350m D’ben LR Tatts Memb Cup
Heavy(8) Sept 3. Ran home respectably in the wet at
Doomben last time out. Should find this a bit easier.
Loves racing here. Strong claims.
7. MATOWATAKPE (Jack Bruce) 6g By Dream
Ahead (US) - Catseye Beach (30:6-7-2): Made up
late ground for first-up ½ nk 2nd of 8 (1) $5.50 57.5
Legal Esprit 1200m E Farm (Bm85) Good(4) Aug 27.
Closed gamely to just miss at Eagle Farm first-up.
Fitter. Drawn to get a nice run. Can play a key role.
8. AT WITZ END (Owen Glue) 7g By Epaulette Here’s The End (41:10-4-5): Blundered near 800m
when 1¾ len 6th of 12 (9) $18.00 61.5 Impasse
1550m Murwillumbah Open (Bm92) Good(3) Aug 19.
Freshened. Wasn’t all that far away at Murwillumbah
at latest. Can either lead or settle handy. Proven performer over this trip. In the mix.
9. CLOAK (B J Lockwood) 7g By Medaglia D’Oro
(US) - Screen (31:7-4-2): Laid in in straight when
4¾ len 5th of 8 (6) $11.00 59.5 Reggiewood 1815m
E Farm (Bm85) Good(4) April 16. Had the benefit
of 4¼ len 5th Birriecart 1000m D’ben barrier trial
Soft(5) Aug 30. Resuming. Drawn poorly. Looking
to others.
10. RED MONKEY (J M Judge) 8g By Players Choice
- Immovable Site (70:3-11-11): Wide throughout
when 10½ len last of 9 (8) $81.00 54.0 Magic Charlee 1300m Toowoomba (Bm72) Soft(5) Sept 3. Was
safely held at Toowoomba last start. Appears tested.
11. WAY BEYOND (S W Kendrick) 5g By Spill The
Beans - Kylie’s Way (US) (26:5-6-2): Kept trying 3¼
len 8th of 14 (13) $26.00 54.0 Wapiti 1600m Sunshine Coast (Metro) Qlty Good(3) Nov 20. Prepared
for this with 4¼ len 5th Weona Smartone 1000m
Sunshine Coast Inner barrier trial Good(4) Aug 23.
First-up. Can’t recommend at this stage of his campaign.

RACE 9

4.43

(1350m)

1. ACROBATIC (K M Schweida) 5g By Snitzel - Emotional Circus (25:5-4-0): Reasonable effort 2¼ len
4th of 8 (7) $10.00 55.0 Legal Esprit 1200m E Farm
(Bm85) Good(4) Aug 27. Battled on fairly at Eagle
Farm last outing. Drawn to effect. Can play a role.
2. GENERAL DUBAI (Lauren Abbott) 5g By Pride
Of Dubai - Ocean Bridge (25:6-1-4): Settled midfield
when 6½ len 9th of 10 (10) $26.00 59.0 Sir Rocket
1350m D’ben Plate (C6) Good(4) Aug 20. Freshened.
Went to the line only fairly at Doomben last time
out. Keep safe.
3. HARLEQUIN FIELD (M J Dunn) 5g By Deep Field
- Who Are They (15:5-3-1): Landed lg hd win of 7 (2)
$1.70F 58.0 Brook Hill, So Dapper 1350m Gold Coast
Hcp (C5) Good(4) Aug 20. Freshened. Chasing hattrick. Terrific effort from from off the pace here at
latest. Excels on this course. Take beating.
4. BIG BAD BRUCE (T J Gollan) 7g By Not A Single
Doubt - Sister Bruce (36:6-5-7): Fought hard but no
match ¾ len, 1¾ len 3rd of 7 (1) $6.50 56.0 Don’t
Stop, Enterprise Mia 1350m D’ben (Bm80) Heavy(8)
Sept 3. Worked home strongly last start. Drawn well.
Respect.
5. DEEP SCEIVA (R L Heathcote) 5m By Deep Field
- Scenario (GB) (22:5-3-5): Overraced early stages
when 3½ len 5th of 9 (5) $26.00 54.0 Bonaparte
1350m D’ben LR Tatts Memb Cup Heavy(8) Sept 3.
Far from disgraced in the wet at Doomben last outing. Meeting easier opposition here. Fitter third-up.
Good draw. Consider.
6. ENTERPRISE MIA (S O’Dea & M Hoysted) 5m By
Spill The Beans - Our Sweet Moss (13:4-2-3): Slowly
away, struck interference early on, over-raced early
stages when ¾ len 2nd of 7 (4) $1.80F 55.0 Don’t
Stop 1350m D’ben (Bm80) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Ran on
well to place at Doomben last time out. Each-way.
7. NISHIKORI (M J Dunn) 5g By Real Impact (JP) Jessolaura (20:5-6-2): Took up a midfield position
when ½ hd 2nd of 10 (1) $5.50 60.0 Scottish Prince
1350m Ipswich (Metro) (Bm70) Soft(6) Aug 31. Went
down fighting at Ipswich at latest. Not out of this.
8. RED BLOOM: SCRATCHED
9. LEMON DUCHESS (Gregory Cornish) 5m By Tycoon Ruler - Pouliche Glamour (30:7-5-1): Showed
tactical speed for len 2nd of 12 (10) $20.00 51.0
Scottish Prince 1350m D’ben (Rs0mw) Soft(5) Sept
10. Badly drawn. Cannot entertain.
10. INDISCREETLY: SCRATCHED
11. CONFESSED: SCRATCHED
12. RATIONS (B S Baldwin) 5m By Outreach - Ends
Meet (NZ) (16:3-7-1): Battled away for 2¾ len 4th of
10 (9) $8.00 56.5 Lunasnit 2400m E Farm (Bm78)
Good(4) April 16. Primed for return with 5¾ len 6th
Baller 1000m D’ben barrier trial Soft(5) Aug 30.
First-up. Prefer to see a lead from the betting ring.
13. MISSISSIPPI PRINCE (Brent Gray) 4g By
Foxwedge - Urban Legend (7:4-1-0): Recorded ¾
len win of 7 (3) $5.00 59.0 Uncle Bud, Miracle Day
1200m Gold Coast Plate (C3) Heavy(10) Sept 3.
Chasing four successive wins. Charged home to
score here last outing. Knockout chance.
14. JUBAI PRIDE: SCRATCHED
15. CARRIBEAN KING (S W Kendrick) 4g By Sweynesse - Saint Martins (NZ) (12:3-4-1): Positioned
midfield when 6¼ len 5th of 9 (2) $3.40F 55.0 Proper Rogue 1110m D’ben (Bm78) Heavy(8) Sept 3. Just
battled home at Doomben at latest. Can improve if
he strikes a firmer surface.
16. BUDHWAR (D Lane) 6g By Wandjina - Tiffinco
(37:4-12-6): Kept fighting when ¾ len, ½ len 3rd of 8
(4) $4.40 58.5 Mayhem, She’s Independent 1350m
Wyong (Bm64) Good(4) Aug 28. Has a moderate
strike rate. Others better.
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ROYAL
RANDWICK
CONTINUED
From page 42
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 4-1/2 len 6th Best Of
Bordeaux 1000m R’hill barrier trial Soft(5)
Aug 12. Resuming and has run well fresh in
the past. Include in trifectas.

RACE 8
3yo & up SW+P Group 2
3.55 (1100m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 35%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 6%, 2: 13%, 3: 10%, 4: 19%, 5: 3%,
6: 13%, 7: 6%, 8: 16%, 9: 3%, 10: 6%, 11:
0%, 12: 3%, 13: 0%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%, 16:
0%,

8. ICEBATH (4) 57

br m 6 Sacred Falls (NZ) [All: 11.6% Dry: 11.8%
Wet: 11.4%] — Fabulist (NZ) (Savabeel [All: 11.6%
Dry: 11.9% Wet: 11.4%]) (Brad Widdup)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$4,315,590
34
4
8
7
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
34
—
19
6
9
—
Wins
—
2
1
1
—
2nds
—
3
2
3
—
3rds
—
2
2
3
—
DIST: 8:1-2-2
TRACK: 21:2-5-6
Won over: 1150 (1) 1400 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 8:1-2-2
2nd UP: 7:1-1-1
3rd UP: 6:0-1-0
4th UP: 5:0-1-1
WIN: 11.8%
PLACE: 55.9%
RTG: 108
LAST 15 STARTS: 54912s649333s72
3RD, 16Apr22 5.3L, 2.3L Randwick (G 3) Jra
Plate 2000m 59 (K Mc Evoy 4) 8, Lim 53, 2:08.07
(Last 600m 37.23, Last 200m 13.56), Heavy(8),
Polly Grey 58.5 1, Numerian 58 2, Pappalino 54
4, Btg $3.20 (fav). 7th settling, 6th to 800m, 4th
turn. Shifted out at start.
--- SPELL --7TH, 20Aug22 3.4L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 57 (K Mc Evoy 7) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m
11.46), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2,
Profondo 58.5 3, Btg $31.00, $26.00 8th to
800m, 6th turn.
2ND, 03Sep22 1.8L, 0.5L Randwick (G 2) Gpi
Tramway Stakes 1400m 53 (K Mc Evoy 5) 7, Set
wts with pen, 1:28.17 (Last 600m 37.54, Last
200m 12.42), Heavy(10), Zaaki 59 1, Nimalee 56
3, Profondo 58 4, Btg $5.50, $4.60 Last to turn.
Stuck to her guns last time. Blowout
chance.

9. FANGIRL (3) 56.5

b/br m 4 Sebring [All: 11.7% Dry: 11.8% Wet:
11.6%] — Little Surfer Girl (Encosta De Lago [All:
11.8% Dry: 12.1% Wet: 11.6%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$990,165
11
5
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
4
4
3
—
Wins
—
3
2
—
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
DIST: 2:1-0-0
TRACK: 5:2-1-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1400 (2) 1600 (1) 1850 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-1
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:2-0-0
WIN: 45.5%
PLACE: 63.6%
RTG: 107
LAST 15 STARTS: 4s3111s15410s2
WON, 28Mar22 nck, 4.3L Newcastle (Metro)
(G 1) Vinery Stud Stakes 1850m 56 (J Bowman
9) 14, Set weights, 1:57.04 (Last 600m 35.31,
Last 200m 11.60), Soft(6), Hinged 56 2, Gypsy
Goddess 56 3, Never Been Kissed 56 4, Btg
$6.50, $6.00 4th to 800m, 3rd turn.
13TH, 09Apr22 20.3L Randwick (G 1) Queen
Of The Turf 1600m 54.5 (B Avdulla 12) 14, Weight
for age, 1:40.24 (Last 600m 37.58, Last 200m
15.16), Heavy(10), Nimalee 57 1, Annavisto 57 2,
Icebath 57 3, Btg $8.00, $7.00 13th to 1200m,
Last 800m, 13th turn. Slowly away. Taken back
from wide barrier. Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --2ND, 20Aug22 1.8L, sht hd Randwick (G 1)
Winx Stakes 1400m 56.5 (J Bowman 8) 10,
Weight for age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last
200m 11.22), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Profondo
58.5 3, Hilal 58.5 4, Btg $5.50, $6.00 Last to
800m, 9th turn.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with 13-1/4 len, 1/2 len
3rd O’President, Ingratiating 900m R’hill
barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Let down well
from back of the pack to place here first-up.
Can figure here.

10. HINGED (1) 56.5

br m 4 Worthy Cause [All: 16.4% Dry: 12.6% Wet:
20.3%] — Tints (Tycoon Ruler [All: 11.7% Dry:
12.4% Wet: 11.1%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$939,225
16
6
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
16
—
7
5
4
—
Wins
—
2
2
2
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
DIST: 3:1-1-0
TRACK: 5:1-1-0
Won over: 1200 (2) 1350 (2) 1400 (1) 1615 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-0
2nd UP: 3:3-0-0
3rd UP: 3:1-1-1
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 37.5%
PLACE: 68.8%
RTG: 102
LAST 15 STARTS: 2111026s71324s5
2ND, 28Mar22 nck, 4.3L Newcastle (Metro)
(G 1) Vinery Stud Stakes 1850m 56 (B Avdulla
4) 14, Set weights, 1:57.04 (Last 600m 35.31,
Last 200m 11.72), Soft(6), Fangirl 56 1, Gypsy
Goddess 56 3, Never Been Kissed 56 4, Btg
$4.20, $3.80, $4.00 2nd throughout.
4TH, 09Apr22 4.5L Randwick (G 1) Australian
Oaks 2400m 56 (B Avdulla 9) 15, Set weights,
2:38.19 (Last 600m 38.86, Last 200m 13.74),
Heavy(10), El Patroness 56 1, Gypsy Goddess
56 2, Gin Martini 56 3, Btg $4.00, $4.20, $3.80
(fav). 4th settling, 7th 1200m, 6th 800m, 4th
turn. Keen. Shifted in early stages. Rider told to
use more care.
--- SPELL --5TH, 20Aug22 2.5L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 56.5 (N Rawiller 10) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m 11.42),
Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2, Profondo
58.5 3, Btg $12.00, $13.00, $12.00 3rd to 800m,
5th turn. Not fully tested.
--- FRESHENED --Since registered 13-3/4 len 4th
O’President 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. Should have finished closer here
first-up. Might be over the odds.
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1. NATURE STRIP (2) 58

ch g 8 Nicconi [All: 12.7% Dry: 12.5% Wet: 13.0%]
— Strikeline (Desert Sun (GB) [All: 9.2% Dry: 9.7%
Wet: 8.7%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$18,478,008
38
21
7
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
38
—
26
8
4
—
Wins
—
13
5
3
—
2nds
—
6
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 14:6-3-1
DIST: 7:4-2-0
Won over: 1000 (8) 1006 (1) 1050 (1) 1100 (4)
1200 (7)
1st UP: 9:4-3-0
2nd UP: 9:2-3-1
3rd UP: 9:7-0-0
4th UP: 7:5-1-0
WIN: 55.3%
PLACE: 76.3%
RTG: 123
LAST 15 STARTS: s121s1211s2311s
3RD, 05Mar22 lng hd, 1.3L Randwick (G 2)
Challenge Stakes 1000m 58.5 (J Mc Donald 3)
4, Weight for age, 59.06s (Last 600m 34.74,
Last 200m 12.48), Heavy(9), Eduardo 58.5 1,
Shelby Sixtysix 58.5 2, Splintex 58.5 4, Btg $1.60,
$1.70 (fav). 2nd to turn. Began awkwardly. Poor
recovery.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 02Apr22 3.3L, 1L Randwick (G 1) Furphy
T J Smith Stks 1200m 58.5 (J Mc Donald 11) 11,
Weight for age, 1:12.33 (Last 600m 35.72, Last
200m 12.74), Heavy(9), Eduardo 58.5 2, Paulele
56.5 3, Belluci Babe 56.5 4, Btg $2.60, $2.25
(fav). led throughout.
--- LET-UP --WON, 14Jun22 4.5L G B - Ascot (G 1) King’s
Stand Stakes 1006m 60.5 (J Mc Donald 10) 16,
Set weights, 58.25 secs , Good, Twilight Calls
60.5 2, Acklam Express 60.5 3, Mooneista 59 4,
3rd settling, 2nd 800m, led turn.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 1-1/4 len 2nd
Overpass 900m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 1. Superstar sprinter. The one to beat.

2. EDUARDO (8) 58

ch g 9 Host (CH) [All: 10.0% Dry: 9.4% Wet:
10.6%] — Blushing (Fantastic Light (US) [All:
10.1% Dry: 10.9% Wet: 9.3%]) (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$6,014,900
28
12
4
6
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
28
—
15
7
6
—
Wins
—
3
5
4
—
2nds
—
3
—
1
—
3rds
—
4
2
—
—
TRACK: 9:4-2-2
DIST: 9:4-2-2
Won over: 1000 (4) 1100 (3) 1117 (1) 1200 (2)
1300 (2)
1st UP: 8:4-0-3
2nd UP: 7:3-0-1
3rd UP: 6:2-2-2
4th UP: 3:2-1-0
WIN: 42.9%
PLACE: 78.6%
RTG: 118
LAST 15 STARTS: s1131s131s312s1
WON, 05Mar22 lng hd, 1.3L Randwick (G 2)
Challenge Stakes 1000m 58.5 (N Rawiller 1) 4,
Weight for age, 59.06s (Last 600m 34.74, Last
200m 12.40), Heavy(9), Shelby Sixtysix 58.5 2,
Nature Strip 58.5 3, Splintex 58.5 4, Btg $2.35,
$2.25 led throughout.
--- FRESHENED --2ND, 02Apr22 3.3L, 1L Randwick (G 1) Furphy
T J Smith Stks 1200m 58.5 (N Rawiller 3) 11,
Weight for age, 1:12.33 (Last 600m 35.72, Last
200m 12.96), Heavy(9), Nature Strip 58.5 1,
Paulele 56.5 3, Belluci Babe 56.5 4, Btg $4.60,
$4.80, $4.60 2nd throughout.
--- SPELL --WON, 03Sep22 2.5L, 1.8L Randwick (G 3)
Sthrn Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 60.5
(N Rawiller 4) 8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last
600m 35.38, Last 200m 12.50), Heavy(9),
Athelric 57 2, Handle The Truth 57 3, Andermatt
56 4, Btg $2.10, $2.80 (fav). 2nd to turn. Began
awkwardly.
Never runs a bad race. Can play a key role
again.

3. MASKED CRUSADER (12) 58

b g 6 Toronado (IR) [All: 12.7% Dry: 14.6% Wet:
10.8%] — She’s Got Gears (Invincible Spirit (IR)
[All: 13.3% Dry: 12.5% Wet: 14.1%]) (M, W & J
Hawkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$3,905,275
20
7
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
—
13
5
2
—
Wins
—
5
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
2
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 10:3-4-0
DIST: 4:1-1-1
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (5)
1st UP: 6:3-1-0
2nd UP: 6:2-1-1
3rd UP: 4:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-2-0
WIN: 35%
PLACE: 60%
RTG: 113
LAST 15 STARTS: 2125s15126s579s
5TH, 19Feb22 3.9L Flemington (G 1) Black
Caviar Lightning 1000m 58.5 (J McNeil 3) 9,
Weight for age, 56.64s (Last 600m 32.86, Last
200m 11.70), Good(4), Home Affairs 55.5 1,
Nature Strip 58.5 2, Eduardo 58.5 3, Btg $8.50,
$11.00 6th to 400m. Slowly away. Crowded near
800m. Became unbalanced.
7TH, 12Mar22 4.5L Flemington (G 1) Yulong
Stud Newmarket Hcp 1200m 57 (J McNeil 13)
17, Lim 50.5, 1:09.01 (Last 600m 34.36, Last
200m 12.22), Good(4), Roch ‘n’ Horse 52.5 1, The
Astrologist 52.5 2, September Run 52.5 3, Btg
$8.50, $10.00, $9.00 16th to 800m, Last 400m.
Crowded at start.
9TH, 02Apr22 11.2L Randwick (G 1) Furphy T
J Smith Stks 1200m 58.5 (W Pike 1) 11, Weight
for age, 1:12.33 (Last 600m 35.72, Last 200m
13.50), Heavy(9), Nature Strip 58.5 1, Eduardo
58.5 2, Paulele 56.5 3, Btg $7.50, $6.00, $6.50
6th settling, 7th turn. Poor recovery.

--- SPELL --Primed for return with 13-3/4 len 5th
O’President 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. Resuming and races well on this
track. Place claims.

4. MAZU (4) 58

b g 4 Maurice (JP) [All: 16.4% Dry: 13.1% Wet:
19.8%] — Chatelaine (Flying Spur [All: 11.2% Dry:
11.8% Wet: 10.5%]) (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,755,850
11
7
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
4
3
4
—
Wins
—
1
2
4
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:3-0-0
DIST: 5:3-0-0
Won over: 1100 (3) 1200 (4)
1st UP: 3:2-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:2-0-0
WIN: 63.6%
PLACE: 72.7%
RTG: 113
LAST 15 STARTS: 13s5661s11111s
WON, 19Mar22 2.5L, 1L Rosehill (LR)
Irresistible Pools Darby Munro 1200m 58.5 (S
Clipperton 1) 7, Set wts with pen, 1:13.20 (Last
600m 35.69, Last 200m 12.14), Heavy(9),
Bacchanalia 58 2, Smirnova 54 3, Shihonka 54
4, Btg $1.70, $2.00, $1.90 (fav). 4th settling, 3rd
turn.
WON, 09Apr22 1.5L, 2.5L Randwick (G 2)
Arrowfield Sprint 1200m 56.5 (S Clipperton 4)
4, Set weights, 1:14.49 (Last 600m 35.88, Last
200m 12.50), Heavy(10), In The Congo 56.5 2,
Paulele 56.5 3, I Am Lethal 56.5 4, Btg $2.80 2nd
to turn.
--- FRESHENED --WON, 14May22 sht hd, 0.5L Eagle Farm (G 1)
TAB Doomben 10,000 1200m 57 (S Clipperton
8) 14, Weight for age, 1:12.07 (Last 600m 36.51),
Heavy(8), Paulele 57 2, Entriviere 56.5 3, Signore
Fox 58.5 4, Btg $2.35, $3.20 (fav). 4th to turn.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 1/2 len win Duke Of Buckingham,
Mount Popa 1030m R’hill barrier trial
Soft(6) Sept 6. Kept raising the bar last
campaign but meets his toughest challenge
here. Can’t be ignored.

5. SHELBY SIXTYSIX (1) 58

b g 6 Toronado (IR) [All: 12.7% Dry: 14.6% Wet:
10.8%] — Storm Kite (Honours List (IR) [All: 8.8%
Dry: 9.8% Wet: 7.8%]) (D A Williams)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$797,015
28
5
8
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
28
—
5
14
9
—
Wins
—
1
—
4
—
2nds
—
—
6
2
—
3rds
—
1
1
1
—
TRACK: 10:1-2-1
DIST: 4:2-0-1
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (2) 1200 (2)
1st UP: 4:0-1-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-1
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 17.9%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 102
LAST 15 STARTS: 2602521211770s7
7TH, 23Apr22 5.3L Caulfield Open 1200m
60 (J McNeil 7) 8, Set wts with pen, 1:09.35
(Last 600m 34.20, Last 200m 11.78), Good(4),
Regardsmaree 57 1, Lombardo 59 2, The
Astrologist 60 3, Btg $8.00, $13.00 6th to
800m, 7th turn. Pre race incident. Passed fit at
barrier. Raced three wide.
12TH, 07May22 5.8L Gosford (Metro) (LR) De
Bortoli Takeover Target 1200m 59 (N Heywood
16) 16, Lim 53, 1:11.20 (Last 600m 35.38, Last
200m 12.40), Soft(7), Blondeau 54 1, Gospodin
53 2, Majestic Shot 54 3, Btg $12.00, $16.00 6th
to 800m, 7th turn. Eased near 100m. Lame 3/5.
--- SPELL --7TH, 03Sep22 8.9L Randwick (G 3) Sthrn
Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 60 (J Collett
8) 8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last 600m 35.38,
Last 200m 12.56), Heavy(9), Eduardo 60.5 1,
Athelric 57 2, Handle The Truth 57 3, Btg $13.00,
$21.00 Last to turn.
Needs to improve on first-up effort. No
appeal.

6. CLASSIQUE LEGEND (7) 57

b/gr g 7 Not A Single Doubt [All: 12.8% Dry: 11.7%
Wet: 13.9%] — Pinocchio (Encosta De Lago [All:
11.8% Dry: 12.1% Wet: 11.6%]) (L J Bridge)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$9,385,500
14
6
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
7
6
1
—
Wins
—
3
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
1
1
—
TRACK: 9:4-2-1
DIST: 4:3-1-0
Won over: 1100 (3) 1200 (2) 1250 (1)
1st UP: 5:3-1-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-1
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 42.9%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 120
LAST 15 STARTS: s2360s1s1210s5s
WON, 17Oct20 2.5L, 0.5L Randwick Open
1200m 58.5 (K Mc Evoy 6) 12, Weight for age,
1:08.27 (Last 600m 35.01, Last 200m 11.54),
Good(4), Bivouac 58.5 2, Gytrash 58.5 3,
Trekking 58.5 4, Btg $4.80, $4.00, $4.20 (fav).
7th to turn.
--- LET-UP --11TH, 13Dec20 6.5L Sha Tin (G 1) Hong Kong
Sprint 1200m 57 (C Y Ho 1) 14, Weight for age,
1:08.45 (Last 400m 22.90), Good, Danon Smash
57 1, Jolly Banner 57 2, Rattan 57 3, Btg $3.80
12th to turn. Checked near 1000m. Raced below
expectations. Lame.
--- SPELL --5TH, 16Oct21 2.1L Randwick Open 1200m 58.5
(K Mc Evoy 5) 12, Weight for age, 1:09.11 (Last
600m 34.76, Last 200m 12.12), Soft(5), Nature
Strip 58.5 1, Masked Crusader 58.5 2, Eduardo
58.5 3, Btg $6.00, $5.50 10th to turn. Struck
interference at start. Crowded early stages.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 1-1/4 len, 2-1/2 len 3rd
Overpass, Nature Strip 900m C’bury barrier
trial Soft(7) Sept 1. Resuming and has had
success around this circuit. Perhaps a place.

7. OVERPASS (11) 57

b h 4 Vancouver [All: 12.4% Dry: 11.6% Wet:
13.1%] — Walkway (Exceed And Excel [All: 12.8%
Dry: 13.2% Wet: 12.4%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$874,400
15
5
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
9
3
3
—
Wins
—
2
3
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:0-1-0
DIST: 3:1-0-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (3)
1st UP: 3:1-1-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0

3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 46.7%
RTG: 104
LAST 15 STARTS: 140s846s121557s
5TH, 19Mar22 1.4L Rosehill (G 1) Furphy
Galaxy 1100m 56 (T Clark 1) 14, Lim 50, 1:06.15
(Last 600m 34.73, Last 200m 11.81), Heavy(9),
Shelby Sixtysix 52.5 1, Big Parade 57.5 2, In The
Congo 56 3, Btg $13.00, $15.00, $10.00 3rd
settling, 5th turn. Shifted out at start. Held up in
straight. Not fully tested.
5TH, 02Apr22 5.4L Randwick (G 1) Furphy T J
Smith Stks 1200m 56.5 (T Clark 2) 11, Weight for
age, 1:12.33 (Last 600m 35.72, Last 200m 12.80),
Heavy(9), Nature Strip 58.5 1, Eduardo 58.5 2,
Paulele 56.5 3, Btg $15.00, $17.00, $16.00 3rd to turn.
7TH, 16Apr22 7.9L Randwick (G 1) All Aged
Stakes 1400m 56.5 (J Parr 4) 14, Weight for age,
1:26.02 (Last 600m 37.15, Last 200m 13.74),
Heavy(8), Cascadian 59 1, Tofane 57 2, Ellsberg
59 3, Btg $21.00, $13.00 3rd settling, 4th turn.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 1-1/4 len win Nature
Strip, Classique Legend 900m C’bury
barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 1. Has trialled well
for this. Place preferred.

8. LOST AND RUNNING (6) 56

b g 6 Per Incanto (US) [All: 12.2% Dry: 13.2% Wet:
11.2%] — Dreamlife (NZ) (Danroad [All: 9.9% Dry:
10.2% Wet: 9.7%]) (J A O’Shea)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2,103,100
14
8
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
8
5
1
—
Wins
—
5
2
1
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 5:2-0-0
DIST: 4:2-1-0
Won over: 1000 (2) 1100 (2) 1200 (2) 1300 (2)
1st UP: 4:3-0-0
2nd UP: 4:2-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-1-0
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 57.1%
PLACE: 71.4%
RTG: 115
LAST 15 STARTS: 11211s84421s10s
WON, 13Nov21 1.3L, 0.5L Newcastle (Metro) Open
1300m 59 (J Bowman 14) 15, Lim 52, 1:17.44 (Last
600m 34.77, Last 200m 12.31), Good(4), Wandabaa
52 2, Top Ranked 58 3, Kementari 57.5 4, Btg $2.80,
$2.35, $2.50 (fav). 3rd to turn. Wide throughout.
--- SPELL --WON, 12Feb22 2L, lng hd Randwick (G 3)
Southern Cross Stakes 1200m 61 (J Bowman
5) 11, Lim 53.5, 1:09.54 (Last 600m 33.96,
Last 200m 11.32), Good(4), Overpass 56.5 2,
Standout 56.5 3, Superium 54 4, Btg $2.35, $2.25
(fav). 4th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --14TH, 12Mar22 7.4L Flemington (G 1) Yulong Stud
Newmarket Hcp 1200m 56 (J Bowman 9) 17, Lim
50.5, 1:09.01 (Last 600m 34.36, Last 200m 12.78),
Good(4), Roch ‘n’ Horse 52.5 1, The Astrologist 52.5
2, September Run 52.5 3, Btg $4.00, $4.20 (fav).
7th to 800m, 6th 400m. Shifted in near 600m.
Keen. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 5-1/4 len 4th
Overpass 900m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 1. Performs well fresh. Warrants
serious consideration.

9. ATHELRIC (3) 55

b g 4 Exceed And Excel [All: 12.8% Dry: 13.2%
Wet: 12.4%] — Ida (Lonhro [All: 12.6% Dry: 12.3%
Wet: 13.0%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$485,530
15
5
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
5
6
4
—
Wins
—
2
1
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-1-0
DIST: 3:1-0-0
Won over: 1000 (3) 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 5:0-1-1
2nd UP: 4:1-1-0
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 53.3%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 41s3254s71111s2
WON, 14May22 sht hd, 1.8L Scone (Metro)
Bm78 1100m 58 (D Gibbons 3) 8, Lim 54, 1:04.35
(Last 600m 33.97, Last 200m 11.57), Soft(7),
American President 57 2, Hulk 58.5 3, Two Up 54
4, Btg $1.90, $2.25 (fav). 4th to turn.
WON, 04Jun22 lng hd, 1.5L Eagle Farm (LR)
Queensland Day Stakes 1200m 57 (J Bowman
9) 12, Set weights, 1:10.76 (Last 600m 35.29),
Good(4), Arentee 57 2, Ingratiating 57 3,
Rhapsody Rose 55 4, Btg $3.50, $4.00 2nd to
turn.
--- SPELL --2ND, 03Sep22 2.5L, 1.8L Randwick (G 3) Sthrn
Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 57 (J Bowman
2) 8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last 600m
35.38, Last 200m 12.60), Heavy(9), Eduardo
60.5 1, Handle The Truth 57 3, Andermatt 56 4,
Btg $12.00, $11.00, $12.00 4th to turn. Began
awkwardly.
Super run first-up. Not out of it.

10. ANDERMATT (13) 55

b g 5 Snitzel [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.3% Wet: 15.5%] —
Portillo (Red Ransom (US) [All: 12.5% Dry: 12.2%
Wet: 12.7%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$327,990
12
5
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
2
4
6
—
Wins
—
1
1
3
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 4:1-0-2
DIST: 7:3-1-2
Won over: 1000 (2) 1100 (3)
1st UP: 5:4-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-1
WIN: 41.7%
PLACE: 66.7%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: 2s1364s1s1143s4
4TH, 14May22 2.1L Scone (Metro) (LR) Scone
Equine Luskin Star 1300m 54.5 (Ms R King 10)
11, Lim 53, 1:16.72 (Last 600m 35.05, Last 200m
12.18), Soft(7), Flying Crazy 53 1, Olmedo 59.5 2,
Zorocat 54 3, Btg $1.70, $1.55, $1.60 (fav). 3rd to
800m, 4th turn. Wide throughout. Keen. Vetted
- no abnormalities.
3RD, 28May22 sht hd, 1/2 nck Randwick
Open 1100m 58 (J Collett 10) 11, Lim 52, 1:06.95
(Last 600m 36.13, Last 200m 12.22), Heavy(9),
Surreal Step 54 1, Much Much Better 53 2,
Enchanted Heart 53.5 4, Btg $1.90, $2.10 (fav).
9th to 800m, 10th turn.
--- SPELL --4TH, 03Sep22 4.4L Randwick (G 3) Sthrn
Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 56 (J Mc Donald
6) 8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last 600m 35.38,
Last 200m 12.48), Heavy(9), Eduardo 60.5 1,
Athelric 57 2, Handle The Truth 57 3, Btg $3.80,
$2.80 5th to turn. Crowded at start.
Not disgraced last time. Perhaps a place.

11. HANDLE THE TRUTH (5) 55

b/br g 7 Star Witness [All: 11.1% Dry: 11.8% Wet:
10.4%] — Assertively (Bernardini (US) [All: 8.6%
Dry: 9.6% Wet: 7.6%]) (K R Dryden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,691,270
35
9
5
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
35
—
20
10
5
—
Wins
—
6
1
2
—
2nds
—
3
1
1
—
3rds
—
1
2
1
—
TRACK: 13:1-2-1
DIST: 7:0-0-2
Won over: 1000 (3) 1200 (5) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 11:4-0-2
2nd UP: 10:4-1-0
3rd UP: 7:0-2-1
4th UP: 4:1-0-1
WIN: 25.7%
PLACE: 51.4%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: s31002s472s55s3
5TH, 05May22 7.2L Wagga Open 1200m 59.5
(Billy Owen 11) 16, Lim 54, 1:09.53 (Last 600m
34.61), Good(4), Front Page 54.5 1, Mnementh
54 2, Another One 54 3, Btg $9.00, $10.00,
$9.00 9th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --5TH, 28May22 4.7L Randwick Open 1400m
53.5 (Ms E Hennessy 7) 11, Lim 52, 1:27.94 (Last
600m 38.35, Last 200m 13.84), Heavy(9), Art
Cadeau 56 1, True Detective 54.5 including 0.5
over 2, Fender 54 3, Btg $11.00, $13.00, $12.00
8th settling, 7th 800m, 3rd turn.
--- SPELL --3RD, 03Sep22 2.5L, 1.8L Randwick (G 3) Sthrn
Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 57 (T Schiller 1)
8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last 600m 35.38,
Last 200m 12.28), Heavy(9), Eduardo 60.5
1, Athelric 57 2, Andermatt 56 4, Btg $41.00,
$61.00, $31.00 6th to turn.
Ran on well last time. Could add value to
exotics.

12. ROCKETING BY (9) 55

b g 5 So You Think (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry: 12.7%
Wet: 13.8%] — Across The Moon (Stratum [All:
11.4% Dry: 12.2% Wet: 10.5%]) (David Pfieffer)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$792,290
17
4
1
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
17
—
9
6
2
—
Wins
—
2
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
1
—
TRACK: 7:2-0-1
DIST: 6:1-0-2
Won over: 900 (1) 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-2
3rd UP: 3:2-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 23.5%
PLACE: 47.1%
RTG: 94
LAST 15 STARTS: s1115574s40s738
7TH, 30Jul22 2.4L Rosehill Bm94 1100m 59
(J Bowman 7) 11, Lim 52, 1:05.91 (Last 600m
35.10, Last 200m 12.12), Soft(7), Easy Single 54
1, Enchanted Heart 57.5 2, Siege 52 3, Btg $11.00,
$16.00, $15.00 8th to 800m, 7th turn.
3RD, 20Aug22 lng nck, 1.5L Randwick (G 3)
Show County Qlty 1200m 54 (T Berry 9) 9, Lim
53, 1:10.92 (Last 600m 34.39, Last 200m 11.32),
Soft(5), Showmanship 55 including 0.5 over 1,
Prime Candidate 53.5 2, Bandipur 56.5 4, Btg
$21.00, $13.00 Last to turn. Rider told to use
more care.
LAST, 03Sep22 12L Randwick (G 3) Sthrn
Cross Grp Concorde Stks 1000m 56 (T Berry 5)
8, Set wts with pen, 59.55s (Last 600m 35.38,
Last 200m 13.36), Heavy(9), Eduardo 60.5 1,
Athelric 57 2, Handle The Truth 57 3, Btg $31.00,
$26.00, $31.00 7th to turn. Not fully tested.
Wasn’t knocked about last time but stiffer
challenge here. Not fancied.

13. ANETHOLE (10) 55

ch g 6 Exceed And Excel [All: 12.8% Dry: 13.2%
Wet: 12.4%] — Anise (General Nediym [All: 10.8%
Dry: 11.2% Wet: 10.3%]) (Cody Morgan)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$236,215
18
4
2
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
18
—
9
4
5
—
Wins
—
3
—
1
—
2nds
—
—
2
—
—
3rds
—
2
2
1
—
TRACK: 5:1-1-1
DIST: 5:1-0-2
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 7:1-1-2
2nd UP: 4:2-0-1
3rd UP: 4:0-1-1
4th UP: 2:1-0-1
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 61.1%
RTG: 72
LAST 15 STARTS: 90s0373s21216s3
WON, 06Mar22 1/2 nck, 0.5L Tamworth Cls 5
1400m 56 (T Sherry 1) 14, Set weights, 1:24.40
(Last 600m 35.20), Heavy(8), Commando Hunt
56 2, Banju 57.5 3, If You Think So 54 4, Btg $7.00,
$9.00 3rd settling, 4th turn.
--- FRESHENED --6TH, 02Apr22 7.3L Randwick Open 1400m 56
(T Sherry 14) 16, Set weights, 1:27.32 (Last 600m
36.43, Last 200m 12.50), Heavy(9), Another
One 57.5 1, Commando Hunt 56 2, Amulet Street
56 3, Btg $10.00, $9.00, $10.00 11th settling,
14th 800m, 15th turn. Began awkwardly.
Disappointed for a run near 200m.
--- SPELL --3RD, 29Aug22 2.3L, sht hd Tamworth Open
1200m 58.5 (L Magorrian 5) 7, Lim 55, 1:11.04
(Last 600m 35.11), Good(4), Golden Point 55 1,
Primal Scream 61.5 2, All Words 55 4, Btg $3.20,
$2.60, $2.80 (eq fav). 4th to turn. Fractious in
barriers.
Faces stronger opposition now. Cannot
entertain.

RACE 9
3yo & up SW+P Group 3
4.35 (2000m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 39%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 6%, 2: 22%, 3: 0%, 4: 17%, 5: 11%,
6: 17%, 7: 0%, 8: 6%, 9: 11%, 10: 0%, 11:
6%, 12: 0%, 13: 6%, 14: 0%, 15: 0%,

1. KNIGHTS ORDER (4) 58

b/br g 8 So You Think (NZ) [All: 13.3% Dry: 12.7%
Wet: 13.8%] — Lamanka Lass (US) (Woodman
(US) [All: 10.5% Dry: 9.7% Wet: 11.2%]) (G
Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2,008,901
27
9
1
3

Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
27
1
12
6
5
3
Wins
—
4
3
2
—
2nds
—
—
—
1
—
3rds
1
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 5:3-1-1
DIST: 12:4-0-2
Won over: 1600 (1) 2002 (2) 2012 (1) 2032 (1)
2400 (2) 3200 (2)
1st UP: 7:1-0-1
2nd UP: 6:2-0-0
3rd UP: 5:1-1-1
4th UP: 5:3-0-1
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 48.1%
RTG: 110
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s90970s3521s1
WON, 09Apr22 2L, 2.5L Randwick (G 1) Sydney
Cup 3200m 51.5 (Ms R King 1) 19, Lim 50, 3:32.29
(Last 600m 38.70, Last 200m 13.60), Heavy(10),
Sheraz 51 2, Daqiansweet Junior 51.5 3, Future
Score 50 4, Btg $7.50, $8.50 led throughout.
--- SPELL --WON, 03Sep22 1.3L, 1L Randwick (G 2) Daily
Press Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 59 (T Clark 8)
10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38, Last
200m 13.12), Heavy(10), Numerian 59 2, No
Compromise 59 3, Benaud 58.5 4, Btg $8.50,
$6.50, $7.00 led throughout.
Repelled all challengers to score in
stronger grade here first-up. Each-way.

2. KUKERACHA (8) 58

b/br g 5 Night Of Thunder (IR) [All: 20.1% Dry:
18.0% Wet: 22.2%] — Portrait Of A Lady (US)
(A.P. Indy (US) [All: 30.8% Dry: 28.2% Wet:
33.3%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$806,175
24
4
4
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
24
—
14
7
3
—
Wins
—
2
1
1
—
2nds
—
3
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
1
—
TRACK: 6:0-0-0
DIST: 4:0-1-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1600 (1) 1640 (1) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-1-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-2
3rd UP: 4:0-1-1
4th UP: 3:1-1-0
WIN: 16.7%
PLACE: 45.8%
RTG: 104
LAST 15 STARTS: 2128057s61306s8
6TH, 11Jun22 3L Eagle Farm (G 2) Sky Racing
Q22 2200m 59 (J Orman 6) 15, Weight for age,
2:16.98 (Last 600m 35.55), Good(4), Numerian
59 1, Kolding 59 2, Yonkers 59 3, Btg $41.00,
$26.00 5th to 800m, 6th turn. Crowded early
stages. Laid in in straight.
--- SPELL --8TH, 03Sep22 6.1L Randwick (G 2) Daily
Press Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 59 (R Bayliss
7) 10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38,
Last 200m 13.28), Heavy(10), Knights Order
59 1, Numerian 59 2, No Compromise 59 3, Btg
$21.00, $26.00, $21.00 4th to turn.
Just battled home in harder class here
first-up. Has to lift.

3. STOCKMAN (6) 56

b g 6 Tavistock (NZ) [All: 12.5% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
13.0%] — Crimson (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) [All: 13.3%
Dry: 13.3% Wet: 13.3%]) (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,005,890
32
7
7
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
32
—
12
11
9
—
Wins
—
1
2
4
—
2nds
—
2
3
2
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 10:1-1-0
DIST: 6:3-0-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (1) 2000 (3) 2130 (1)
2400 (1)
1st UP: 6:1-0-1
2nd UP: 6:0-3-0
3rd UP: 5:1-2-0
4th UP: 4:1-0-0
WIN: 21.9%
PLACE: 53.1%
RTG: 107
LAST 15 STARTS: 311s02440127s96
9TH, 20Aug22 3.8L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 59 (S Clipperton 5) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m 11.26),
Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2, Profondo
58.5 3, Btg $101.00 9th to 800m, Last turn.
6TH, 03Sep22 5.7L Randwick (G 2) Daily Press
Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 59 (S Clipperton 4)
10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38, Last
200m 13.08), Heavy(10), Knights Order 59 1,
Numerian 59 2, No Compromise 59 3, Btg $8.50,
$9.00 9th to 1200m, Last 800m, 9th turn.
Eased near 800m.
Fitter here and better suited over this
distance. Keep safe.

4. ELEPHANT (7) 56

br g 6 Shocking — Ticklish (NZ) E & D Browne
SCRATCHED

5. NO COMPROMISE (5) 56

b g 6 Pins [All: 12.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet: 11.7%] —
Baggy Green (Galileo (IR) [All: 14.3% Dry: 13.7%
Wet: 14.8%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$452,620
28
6
5
8
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
28
—
2
18
8
—
Wins
—
—
4
2
—
2nds
—
—
4
1
—
3rds
—
1
5
2
—
TRACK: 7:1-0-3
DIST: 5:2-0-1
Won over: 2000 (1) 2040 (1) 2100 (1) 2400 (3)
1st UP: 4:0-0-1
2nd UP: 3:0-1-2
3rd UP: 2:0-2-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-1
WIN: 21.4%
PLACE: 67.9%
RTG: 101
LAST 15 STARTS: 21636s332510s53
5TH, 13Aug22 3L Rosehill Open 1400m 57
(N Rawiller 2) 8, Lim 52, 1:23.88 (Last 600m
34.99, Last 200m 11.56), Soft(6), Surefire 55.5
including 1 over 1, Titanium Power 52 2, Oscar
Zulu 56.5 including 1 over 3, Btg $10.00, $11.00
7th settling, Last 800m, 7th turn. Slowly away.
3RD, 03Sep22 1.3L, 1L Randwick (G 2) Daily
Press Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 59 (J Ford
5) 10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38,
Last 200m 13.24), Heavy(10), Knights Order 59
1, Numerian 59 2, Benaud 58.5 4, Btg $13.00,
$21.00 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn.
Closed off well to place here last start.
One for multiples.

6. GOLD TRIP (9) 55

b h 6 Outstrip (GB) [All: 5.6% Dry: 3.6% Wet:
7.7%] — Sarvana (FR) (Dubai Destination (US)
[All: 10.0% Dry: 9.3% Wet: 10.6%]) (C Maher &
D Eustace)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$696,914
11
1
3
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
11
—
1
7
3
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
2
1
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 2:0-1-0

Continued page 72

72
From page 71
Won over: 2200 (1)
1st UP: 4:0-2-1
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 1:0-0-1
WIN: 9.1%
PLACE: 63.6%
RTG: 113
LAST 15 STARTS: 25s21034s523s3
3RD, 04Jul21 nse Fr - Saint Cloud (G 1) Grand
Prix De Saint-Cloud 2400m 58 (S Pasquier 5) 8,
Weight for age, NTT , Soft, Broome 58 1, Ebaiyra
56.5 2, In Swoop 58 4, 6th to 800m, 5th turn.
--- SPELL --3RD, 30Jul22 2L, 1.5L Rosehill (LR) Atc Found.
Winter Challenge 1500m 61 (J Collett 9) 10, Lim
53, 1:30.80 (Last 600m 35.85, Last 200m 12.12),
Soft(7), Cross Talk 53 1, Toomuchtobear 53 2,
Oscar Zulu 53 4, Btg $9.00, $11.00 Last to 800m,
9th turn. Stewards queried run.
--- LET-UP --Caught the eye last time. Among the main
chances.

7. ALEGRON (2) 55

br g 4 Teofilo (IR) [All: 12.9% Dry: 12.1% Wet:
13.8%] — Alegria (Medaglia D’Oro (US) [All: 13.2%
Dry: 13.5% Wet: 12.8%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$934,440
15
2
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
12
1
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 4:0-0-2
DIST: 1:0-0-1
Won over: 1400 (1) 2800 (1)
1st UP: 5:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-1-0
3rd UP: 3:0-0-1
4th UP: 2:1-0-1
WIN: 13.3%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 101
LAST 15 STARTS: 5s15432s80314s7
4TH, 14May22 4.5L Morphettville (G 1)
Thomas Farms South Aust. Derby 2500m 56.5
(D Oliver 1) 16, Set weights, 2:37.31 (Last 600m
37.68), Good(4), Jungle Magnate 56.5 1, Yaphet
56.5 2, Detonator Jack 56.5 3, Btg $3.00, $3.20,
$3.00 (fav). 7th settling, 9th to turn. Held up
near 500m. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --7TH, 03Sep22 5.9L Randwick (G 2) Daily Press
Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 58.5 (J Bowman
3) 10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38,
Last 200m 13.26), Heavy(10), Knights Order
59 1, Numerian 59 2, No Compromise 59 3, Btg
$13.00, $12.00, $13.00 8th to turn.
Strips fitter here. Place hope.

8. CRYSTAL PEGASUS (1) 55

ch g 6 Australia (GB) — Crystal Etoile (GB) C J
Waller
SCRATCHED

9. BENAUD (10) 55

gr g 4 Reliable Man (GB) [All: 10.2% Dry: 10.5%
Wet: 9.9%] — Baggy Green (Galileo (IR) [All:
14.3% Dry: 13.7% Wet: 14.8%]) (J A O’Shea)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$475,030
10
1
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
2
4
4
—
Wins
—
—
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
2
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:0-1-0
DIST: 1:0-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-1-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 10%
PLACE: 40%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 135s62542s64
6TH, 20Aug22 2.6L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 58.5 (R Jones 4) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m
11.36), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2,
Profondo 58.5 3, Btg $81.00, $71.00, $101.00
7th to turn.
4TH, 03Sep22 2.6L Randwick (G 2) Daily
Press Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 58.5 (W Pike 6)
10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38, Last
200m 12.94), Heavy(10), Knights Order 59 1,
Numerian 59 2, No Compromise 59 3, Btg $6.50,
$6.00 7th to 1200m, 6th 800m, 5th turn. Raced
wide without cover.
Far from disgraced in the wet here last
outing. One of the major players.

10. SACRAMENTO (12) 55

b/br g 6 Pierro [All: 12.0% Dry: 11.8% Wet: 12.2%]
— Alzora (Redoute’s Choice [All: 13.8% Dry:
14.8% Wet: 12.7%]) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$565,905
25
7
2
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
25
—
15
7
3
—
Wins
—
4
3
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
2
—
—
TRACK: 8:2-1-1
DIST: 5:3-1-0
Won over: 1600 (1) 1800 (1) 1900 (1) 2000
(3) 2800 (1)
1st UP: 6:1-0-1
2nd UP: 5:3-0-0
3rd UP: 4:1-1-1
4th UP: 4:1-0-0
WIN: 28%
PLACE: 48%
RTG: 100
LAST 15 STARTS: 31112360s6160s9
12TH, 16Apr22 13.4L Caulfield (G 3) Tobin
Brothers Easter Cup 2000m 58.5 (J Childs 9)
13, Lim 54, 2:02.78 (Last 600m 34.84, Last
200m 12.72), Good(3), Milford 54 1, Holbien
54.5 2, Mandela Effect 55.5 3, Btg $17.00, $21.00
9th settling, 8th 1200m, 9th 800m, Last turn.
Slowly away.
--- SPELL --9TH, 03Sep22 28.8L Randwick Bm94 1600m
63 (J Parr 4) 11, Lim 52, 1:43.47 (Last 600m 38.79,
Last 200m 16.48), Heavy(10), Kiss The Bride 54
1, Wild Chap 51 2, Alcyone 55.5 3, Btg $31.00,
$21.00, $26.00 8th to 1200m, 9th 800m, 10th
turn. Lame 2/5.
Needs more racing. Hard to have.

11. ANGEL OF TRUTH (3) 55

b/br g 7 Animal Kingdom (US) [All: 11.7% Dry:
12.1% Wet: 11.3%] — Scarletini (Bernardini (US)
[All: 8.6% Dry: 9.6% Wet: 7.6%]) (M, W & J
Hawkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$2,024,375
37
5
2
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
37
—
18
10
9
—
Wins
—
1
3
1
—
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
1
2
—
TRACK: 15:1-1-2
DIST: 8:1-0-2
Won over: 1300 (1) 1600 (2) 2000 (1) 2400 (1)
1st UP: 10:2-2-1
2nd UP: 8:1-0-1
3rd UP: 7:0-0-0
4th UP: 7:1-0-2
WIN: 13.5%
PLACE: 29.7%
RTG: 99

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2022 DAILYTELEGRAPH.COM.AU
LAST 15 STARTS: 538s2500s3350s6
15TH, 09Apr22 27.4L Randwick (G 1) Sydney
Cup 3200m 52 including 1 over (W Pike 3) 19,
Lim 50, 3:32.29 (Last 600m 38.70, Last 200m
16.04), Heavy(10), Knights Order 51.5 1, Sheraz
51 2, Daqiansweet Junior 51.5 3, Btg $21.00 8th
settling, 10th to 800m, 13th turn. Keen.
--- SPELL --6TH, 27Aug22 3.4L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
59.5 (W Pike 5) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.78), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Purple Sector 57.5 2, Aleas 55.5 3, Btg $8.00,
$6.00, $6.50 4th settling, 2nd 800m, 5th turn.
Up in class here. Hard to recommend.

12. SUREFIRE (14) 55

b g 5 Fastnet Rock [All: 13.6% Dry: 13.6% Wet:
13.6%] — Modesta (IR) (Sadler’s Wells (US) [All:
20.9% Dry: 19.9% Wet: 21.9%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$252,720
10
5
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
3
1
4
2
Wins
—
2
1
1
1
2nds
—
1
—
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-0
DIST: 3:2-1-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1609 (1) 2000 (1) 2012 (1)
2414 (1)
1st UP: 4:2-1-0
2nd UP: 4:2-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 0:0-0-0
WIN: 50%
PLACE: 70%
RTG: 98
LAST 15 STARTS: 91s211s120s15
WON, 13Aug22 1L, 1.3L Rosehill Open 1400m
55.5 including 1 over (J Mc Donald 1) 8, Lim 52,
1:23.88 (Last 600m 34.99, Last 200m 11.50),
Soft(6), Titanium Power 52 2, Oscar Zulu 56.5
including 1 over 3, True Detective 52.5 4, Btg
$4.20, $4.00 5th settling, 6th 800m, 5th turn.
5TH, 03Sep22 5.6L Randwick (G 2) Daily Press
Chelmsford Stakes 1600m 59 (J Mc Donald 9)
10, Weight for age, 1:42.57 (Last 600m 38, Last
200m 13.14), Heavy(10), Knights Order 59 1,
Numerian 59 2, No Compromise 59 3, Btg $2.80,
$3.00 (fav). Last to 1200m, 9th 800m, Last
turn. Blundered near 200m. Raced three wide.
Caught wide last time but battled away.
Key player.

13. ALEAS (11) 55

ch g 5 Archipenko (US) [All: 23.7% Dry: 19.8%
Wet: 27.7%] — Alea Iacta (GB) (Invincible
Spirit (IR) [All: 13.3% Dry: 12.5% Wet: 14.1%]) (C
J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$252,466
14
5
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
3
6
4
1
Wins
—
2
—
2
1
2nds
—
—
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 2:1-0-0
Won over: 1609 (3) 2000 (1) 2213 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-1
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 3:3-0-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 35.7%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 97
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s141860s4210s3
LAST, 21May22 53.3L Rosehill (LR) City Of
Parra. Lord Mayors Cup 2000m 56 (B Avdulla 2)
10, Lim 53, 2:10.35 (Last 600m 37.54, Last 200m
19.18), Heavy(9), Hopeful 55 1, The Frontman
54.5 including 0.5 over 2, Rock 54.5 3, Btg
$5.00, $6.00, $5.00 5th settling, 3rd 1200m,
5th 800m, Last turn. Failed to respond to riding.
Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --3RD, 27Aug22 hd, 1L Rosehill Bm100 1400m
55.5 (D Gibbons 9) 9, Lim 53, 1:25.58 (Last 600m
34.67, Last 200m 11.32), Soft(6), Old Flame 54
1, Purple Sector 57.5 2, Arctic Thunder 54 4, Btg
$26.00, $21.00, $26.00 8th settling, Last turn.
Began awkwardly.
Since recorded 6 len 8th Mazu 1030m
R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept 6. Going up in
grade. Others have stronger claims.

14. FRANCESCO GUARDI (13) 55

b/br g 5 Frankel (GB) [All: 14.5% Dry: 16.8% Wet:
12.2%] — Trophee (FR) (Mr Sidney (US) [All:
18.7% Dry: 11.5% Wet: 25.8%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$299,670
16
4
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
16
1
9
5
1
—
Wins
1
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 4:2-1-1
DIST: 2:0-1-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1408 (1) 1600 (1) 1800 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 2:0-2-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 62.5%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 50s74221s611232
3RD, 06Aug22 0.5L, 1L Randwick Open
1800m 54.5 (W Pike 7) 14, Lim 52, 1:51.56 (Last
600m 35.31, Last 200m 12.20), Soft(5), Lord
Ardmore 56 including 0.5 over 1, Grove Ferry
54 2, La Chevalee 52 4, Btg $6.00, $6.50 7th to
1200m, 6th 800m, 5th turn.
2ND, 20Aug22 nck, 0.5L Randwick (G 3)
Premier’s Cup 2000m 53 (W Pike 9) 11, Lim 53,
2:05.02 (Last 600m 35.87, Last 200m 11.90),
Soft(5), Arapaho 56 1, Lord Ardmore 56 3, Grove
Ferry 53 4, Btg $8.50, $7.50, $8.50 7th to turn.
Began awkwardly.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with 3-1/2 len 4th Mazu
1030m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6) Sept
6. Honest type and could sneak a place.
Include in trifectas.

RACE 10
3yo & up BM 88
5.15 (1200m)
Track stats (past 12 months)
Winning favourites over this dist: 46%
Winning barriers over this track and
dist: 1: 8%, 2: 12%, 3: 13%, 4: 10%, 5: 12%,
6: 13%, 7: 17%, 8: 2%, 9: 2%, 10: 4%, 11:
2%, 12: 2%, 13: 2%, 14: 2%, 15: 0%,

1. SUPERIUM (1) 62.5

ch g 6 Verrazano (US) [All: 7.0% Dry: 8.0% Wet:
6.1%] — Rosie’s Halo (Al Maher [All: 11.2% Dry:
11.6% Wet: 10.8%]) (M, W & J Hawkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$540,025
28
4
4
5

Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
28
—
19
5
4
—
Wins
—
4
—
—
—
2nds
—
4
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
3
1
—
TRACK: 9:1-2-0
DIST: 12:1-3-2
Won over: 1100 (3) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 7:2-0-1
2nd UP: 7:1-3-1
3rd UP: 5:0-0-1
4th UP: 4:0-0-2
WIN: 14.3%
PLACE: 46.4%
RTG: 93
LAST 15 STARTS: 32331s55434266s
6TH, 16Apr22 2.7L Caulfield (G 3) Neds
Victoria Hcp 1400m 54 (J McNeil 3) 16, Lim
54, 1:22.79 (Last 600m 35, Last 200m 11.68),
Good(3), Ayrton 54 1, Streets Of Avalon 59 2,
Excelida 54 3, Btg $17.00, $21.00 4th settling,
8th 800m, 7th turn. Held up near 400m.
--- FRESHENED --6TH, 14May22 3.3L Flemington Bm100
1400m 57 (J McNeil 16) 16, Lim 53, 1:24.77 (Last
600m 35.66, Last 200m 12.12), Soft(5), Triple
Missile 53 1, Mystery Shot 52 2, Biometric 53.5
3, Btg $13.00, $16.00, $15.00 Last to 800m, 14th
turn. Began awkwardly. Held up near 400m.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with 15-1/2 len 10th
O’President 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. First-up and tends to run his best
races early in a campaign. Might be over
the odds.

2. DAJRAAN (4) 60

b h 5 Frankel (GB) [All: 14.5% Dry: 16.8% Wet:
12.2%] — Mossfun (Mossman [All: 11.7% Dry:
11.7% Wet: 11.7%]) (G Waterhouse & A Bott)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$80,322
12
3
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
5
4
1
2
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
1
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 4:1-1-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1408 (2)
1st UP: 3:1-1-0
2nd UP: 3:0-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-0-1
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 58.3%
RTG: 88
LAST 15 STARTS: 04s246121s1353s
5TH, 04Mar22 3.6L Newcastle (G 3)
Horsepower Newcastle Newmarket 1400m
54 (T Clark 7) 10, Lim 54, 1:24.20 (Last 600m
35.54), Heavy(8), Wandabaa 54 1, Nimalee 57 2,
Through The Cracks 54 3, Btg $5.50, $6.50 2nd
to turn.
--- FRESHENED --3RD, 28Mar22 1L, 1.8L Newcastle (Metro) (G
3) Acy Securities Doncaster Prel. 1500m 53 (Ms
R King 4) 10, Lim 53, 1:31.74 (Last 600m 35.83,
Last 200m 12.34), Soft(7), Mr Mozart 53 1, Our
Playboy 53 2, The Frontman 54 4, Btg $15.00,
$16.00 6th to turn. Checked early stages.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 1-3/4 len 4th Cruel Summer
1000m Gosford barrier trial Soft(6) Aug 29.
Resuming and has a good first-up record.
Among the dangers.

3. NEVER TALK (13) 60

b m 5 No Nay Never (US) [All: 12.9% Dry: 14.1%
Wet: 11.7%] — Palace Talk (NZ) (Street Cry (IR)
[All: 13.1% Dry: 13.0% Wet: 13.2%]) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$416,355
22
6
1
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
22
—
9
8
5
—
Wins
—
2
2
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
3
1
—
TRACK: 7:1-1-1
DIST: 4:0-1-1
Won over: 900 (2) 1000 (1) 1100 (2) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:2-0-1
2nd UP: 4:2-0-1
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 27.3%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 92
LAST 15 STARTS: s09300s3316435s
3RD, 14May22 1L, 0.8L Scone (Metro) (G
3) Arrowfield Dark Jewel Classic 1400m 54.5
including 0.5 over (J Collett 13) 16, Lim 53,
1:22.69 (Last 600m 35.28, Last 200m 11.82),
Soft(7), Bring The Ransom 54 1, Wandabaa 59
2, Pippali 54 4, Btg $6.50, $7.00, $4.80 (fav).
15th to 800m, 14th turn. Taken back from wide
barrier.
5TH, 04Jun22 2.8L Eagle Farm , F&M’s Open
1600m 57 (J Bowman 5) 9, Weight for age,
1:36.60 (Last 600m 34.26), Good(4), Kiku 57
1, Nudge 57 2, Atishu 57 3, Btg $13.00, $11.00,
$13.00 Last settling, 8th 1200m, 7th to turn.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for lg nk 2nd Special Reward
1000m Muswellbrook barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 7. First-up and his fresh form is very
good. Not out of this.

4. KINLOCH (17) 59.5

b g 5 I Am Invincible [All: 15.4% Dry: 17.4% Wet:
13.5%] — More Beautiful (More Than Ready (US)
[All: 12.0% Dry: 12.3% Wet: 11.6%]) (K A Lees)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$610,090
15
5
1
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
7
5
3
—
Wins
—
1
2
2
—
2nds
—
—
1
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:1-0-1
DIST: 5:1-0-0
Won over: 900 (1) 1000 (1) 1200 (1) 1300 (1)
1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:2-1-0
2nd UP: 3:2-0-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-1
4th UP: 2:1-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 53.3%
RTG: 87
LAST 15 STARTS: s21613764s1139s
3RD (D.H.), 22Apr22 1L, 1/2 nck Tamworth
Open 1400m 54 (D Gibbons 4) 14, Lim 54, 1:20
((track record) Last 600m 35.76), Good(4),
Bandersnatch 62 1, Constant Flight 54 2, Fender
54 3 dead heat, Btg $4.20, $4.00, $4.60 (fav).
9th settling, 10th 800m, 8th turn. Protested
against, dismissed. Crowded near 50m. Protest
lodged, dismissed.
9TH, 07May22 4.7L Gosford (Metro) 3 and
4yo Open 1600m 52.5 (D Gibbons 13) 13, Lim
52, 1:39.31 (Last 600m 34.02, Last 200m 11.59),
Soft(7), Rustic Steel 52 1, O’President 54 2, Old
Flame 54 3, Btg $13.00, $16.00 9th to 1200m,
10th to turn. Taken back from wide barrier.
Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 5-1/4 len last Great
News 1000m Gosford barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. Resuming and Bowman to ride
looks interesting. Keep safe.

5. MAOTAI (9) 59
b g 4 Not A Single Doubt [All: 12.8% Dry: 11.7%
Wet: 13.9%] — Fascination Street (NZ) (Elusive
City (US) [All: 11.4% Dry: 11.9% Wet: 11.0%])
(Kacy Fogden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$253,700
10
3
2
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
4
5
1
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:2-0-0
DIST: 5:1-2-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (1)
1st UP: 3:3-0-0
2nd UP: 3:0-2-0
3rd UP: 2:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 30%
PLACE: 50%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 12446s187s12
WON, 06Aug22 0.5L, nck Randwick Bm78
1000m 61.5 (J Bowman 1) 9, Lim 52.5, 58.50s
(Last 600m 33.96, Last 200m 11.38), Soft(6),
Leo 56 2, Quick Tempo 56 3, Curtis Island 54.5
4, Btg $3.00, $2.50, $2.60 (fav). 6th settling,
4th turn.
2ND, 27Aug22 4.5L, lng nck Rosehill Bm88
1200m 59 (S Clipperton 7) 9, Lim 52, 1:10.23 (Last
600m 34.76, Last 200m 11.78), Soft(6), Shades
Of Rose 56.5 1, Tristate 56 3, Catesby 50.5 4, Btg
$4.60, $6.00, $5.50 8th to turn.
Ridden patiently and wound up late to
place at Rosehill at latest. Take beating
here.

6. MUNITIONS (3) 59
b g 7 War Front (US) [All: 16.5% Dry: 17.1% Wet:
15.8%] — War Echo (US) (Tapit (US) [All: 11.8%
Dry: 14.4% Wet: 9.1%]) (Richard Litt)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$273,707
20
3
3
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
20
1
13
6
—
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
2
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 8:1-3-0
Won over: 1200 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 6:2-1-0
2nd UP: 5:1-1-0
3rd UP: 4:0-1-0
4th UP: 4:0-0-0
WIN: 15%
PLACE: 30%
RTG: 86
LAST 15 STARTS: 6s4408s42606s27
2ND, 13Aug22 sht hd, 0.5L Rosehill Bm88
1200m 56 (D Gibbons 1) 7, Lim 54, 1:11.47
(Last 600m 34.59, Last 200m 11.78), Soft(6),
Conscript 54 1, Katalin 57 3, Dalchini 54 4, Btg
$9.00, $10.00, $9.00 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn.
Laid in in straight.
7TH, 26Aug22 3.2L Gold Coast (Metro) (LR)
Atlas Golf Services Goldmarket 1200m 54 (Ms S
Collett 7) 12, Lim 54, 1:08.49 (Last 600m 33.54),
Good(3), Garibaldi 56 including 0.5 over 1, Axe
55 2, Ef Troop 54.5 3, Btg $7.00, $13.00 6th
to turn. Crowded at start. Lost Ground. Wide
during race.
--- FRESHENED --Freshened and did have excuses last time.
Perhaps a place.

7. ZOUSHACK (14) 58.5
b g 6 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet: 14.4%]
— Shack (Canny Lad [All: 11.6% Dry: 12.3% Wet:
10.9%]) (Joseph Pride)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$352,260
24
6
4
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
24
—
13
8
3
—
Wins
—
2
4
—
—
2nds
—
3
—
1
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 13:2-3-1
Won over: 1100 (1) 1110 (1) 1200 (2) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 5:1-2-0
2nd UP: 4:2-0-0
3rd UP: 4:1-1-1
4th UP: 4:1-1-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 45.8%
RTG: 85
LAST 15 STARTS: s412140s241214s
WON, 06Nov21 lng nck, sht nck Rosehill
Bm78 1400m 58 (T Schiller 5) 12, Lim 52, 1:24.57
(Last 600m 34.43, Last 200m 11.52), Good(4),
Blesk 57 2, Suave 59 3, Francesco Guardi 55 4,
Btg $3.80, $3.50, $3.80 (fav). led throughout.
4TH, 20Nov21 1.3L Kembla Grange (Metro)
Bm88 1600m 55.5 (T Schiller 7) 14, Lim 52,
1:37.97 (Last 600m 35.66, Last 200m 12.18),
Soft(7), Steely 60 1, Equation 55.5 2, Kingsheir
53.5 3, Btg $8.50, $13.00 led to turn.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 1/2 len win Packer,
Knickpoint 818m W Farm barrier trial
Soft(6) Sept 9. First-up here and could give
some cheek. Entitled to some thought.

8. BATTLETON (2) 58
b g 4 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet: 14.4%]
— Dulverton (Commands [All: 12.9% Dry: 12.4%
Wet: 13.4%]) (Bjorn Baker)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$195,090
8
2
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
5
2
1
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
1
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-1-0
DIST: 3:0-1-1
Won over: 1100 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-0-1
2nd UP: 2:1-0-1
3rd UP: 2:0-2-0
4th UP: 2:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 84
LAST 15 STARTS: 1125s3326
2ND, 11Jun22 2L, sht nck Eagle Farm (G 3)
Gunsynd Classic 1600m 57 (N Rawiller 6) 9, Set
weights, 1:36.27 (Last 600m 35.26), Good(4),
Kiss Sum 57 1, Loch Eagle 57 3, Flying Crazy 57 4,
Btg $4.60, $4.00, $4.20 4th to turn. Overraced
early stages.
6TH, 02Jul22 5.3L Sunshine Coast (Metro) (G
3) Double R Group Winx Guineas 1600m 57 (N
Rawiller 4) 15, Set weights, 1:41.44 (Last 600m
36.07), Heavy(10), Majestic Colour 57 1, Tarex 57
2, Rayjen 55 3, Btg $2.60, $3.20, $3.00 (fav). 3rd
settling, led to turn.
--- LET-UP --Primed for return with 14-1/4 len 7th
O’President 900m R’hill barrier trial Soft(6)
Sept 6. Back from a let-up. In the mix.

9. BRIGANTINE (15) 56

14. I AM LETHAL (7) 53

10. DREAM CIRCLE (11) 56

b g 4 I Am Invincible [All: 15.4% Dry: 17.4% Wet:
13.5%] — Steps In Time (Danehill Dancer (IR) [All:
11.3% Dry: 10.7% Wet: 11.8%]) (J A O’Shea)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$227,050
9
3
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
9
—
7
—
2
—
Wins
—
3
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-0
DIST: 2:0-1-0
Won over: 1300 (1) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 3:0-1-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 33.3%
PLACE: 44.4%
RTG: 74
LAST 15 STARTS: 4s214110s40s
LAST, 09Apr22 14.2L Randwick (G 2)
Arrowfield Sprint 1200m 56.5 (J Bowman 1)
4, Set weights, 1:14.49 (Last 600m 35.88, Last
200m 13.82), Heavy(10), Mazu 56.5 1, In The
Congo 56.5 2, Paulele 56.5 3, Btg $12.00, $17.00
Last to turn. Slowly away. Failed to handle going.
--- LET-UP --11TH, 28May22 4.8L Eagle Farm (G 3) Mullins
Law. Fred Best Classic 1400m 57 (B Avdulla 14)
16, Set weights, 1:22.43 (Last 600m 35.22),
Good(4), Vilana 57 1, Kiss Sum 57 2, Battleton
57 3, Btg $21.00 15th settling, 14th turn. Slowly
away.
--- SPELL --Had the benefit of 1/2 nk 2nd Authentic
Jewel 900m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7)
Sept 1. Resuming and looks competitive.
Can figure here.

b g 4 Astern [All: 11.6% Dry: 12.6% Wet: 10.7%] —
Lobola (Anabaa (US) [All: 14.0% Dry: 14.9% Wet:
13.2%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$290,350
8
2
2
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
6
1
1
—
Wins
—
1
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 2:1-0-1
DIST: 0:0-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1300 (1)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 2:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 62.5%
RTG: 80
LAST 15 STARTS: 67s171232s
3RD, 09Oct21 0.5L, 1.5L Randwick (G 2) Stan
Fox Stakes 1500m 56.5 (N Rawiller 5) 7, Set
weights, 1:28.52 (Last 600m 35.39, Last 200m
11.90), Good(3), Hilal 56.5 1, Coastwatch 56.5
2, Cotehele 56.5 4, Btg $5.00, $7.00, $6.50 3rd
settling, 4th 800m, 3rd turn. Began awkwardly.
Keen.
2ND, 30Oct21 3L, 1.5L Flemington (G 3)
Carbine Club Stakes 1600m 57 (D Oliver 7) 12,
Set wts with pen, 1:35.86 (Last 600m 34.88,
Last 200m 12.18), Good(4), Fangirl 56 1, Daily
Bugle 57 3, Capital Legend 57 4, Btg $5.00, $5.50
6th to 800m, 4th turn. Bounded on jumping.
--- SPELL --Fitter for 2 len, sht 1/2 hd 3rd Joyful
Fortune, Miss Hoff 818m W Farm barrier trial
Soft(6) Sept 9. Resuming and McDonald has
been engaged. Can play a role.
b/br g 6 Dream Ahead (US) — Courtyard Circle
David Payne
SCRATCHED

11. LARKSPUR RUN (16) 54

br m 4 Shamardal (US) [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.8%
Wet: 15.1%] — Aspen (Exceed And Excel [All:
12.8% Dry: 13.2% Wet: 12.4%]) (James Cummings)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$177,790
14
2
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
14
—
4
6
4
—
Wins
—
—
1
1
—
2nds
—
1
2
1
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 4:0-0-1
DIST: 8:0-3-1
Won over: 1250 (1) 1300 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-1
2nd UP: 4:0-1-1
3rd UP: 3:1-1-0
4th UP: 1:0-1-0
WIN: 14.3%
PLACE: 57.1%
RTG: 80
LAST 15 STARTS: 1s172267s404s33
3RD, 20Aug22 1.5L, nse Randwick Bm78
1200m 56.5 (S Clipperton 2) 11, Lim 52, 1:11.08
(Last 600m 34.80, Last 200m 12), Soft(5),
Pizarro 58 1, Arbitration 53.5 2, Zarastro 57.5 4,
Btg $7.50, $6.00 5th settling, 4th turn.
3RD, 02Sep22 lng hd, 0.8L Wyong (LR)
Wyong Leagues Group Mona Lisa 1350m 55
(S Clipperton 14) 16, Set wts with pen, 1:20.03
(Last 600m 34.81), Soft(5), Meg 56 1, Katalin 56
2, Dalchini 55 4, Btg $16.00, $10.00 8th to turn.
Finished solidly to place at Wyong last
outing. Can figure.

12. STARMAN (10) 54

b g 4 Zoustar [All: 14.4% Dry: 14.5% Wet: 14.4%]
— You’re Dreamin (Commands [All: 12.9% Dry:
12.4% Wet: 13.4%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$164,900
8
3
—
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
6
1
1
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-0-0
DIST: 4:2-0-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1200 (2)
1st UP: 2:1-0-0
2nd UP: 1:0-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 37.5%
PLACE: 37.5%
RTG: 76
LAST 15 STARTS: 1541417s6s
7TH, 15Jan22 3.8L Gold Coast (Metro) 3yo
Open 1400m 56 (J Mc Donald 6) 18, Set wts with
pen, 1:20.75 (Last 600m 35.09), Good(3), King
Of Sparta 56 1, Me Me Lagarde 54.5 2, Socialist
54 3, Btg $5.50, $7.00 14th settling, 4th 800m,
8th turn. Eased near 1200m. Raced three wide.
--- SPELL --6TH, 16Apr22 6.3L Randwick Bm88 1200m
53.5 (T Berry 9) 11, Lim 52, 1:14.06 (Last 600m
38.52, Last 200m 13.90), Heavy(8), Much Much
Better 55.5 1, Soami 51.5 2, Exotic Ruby 53 3, Btg
$8.00, $8.50, $8.00 6th to 800m, 8th turn.
Taken back from wide barrier. Hung out middle
stages. Vetted - no abnormalities.
--- SPELL --Strips fitter for 3/4 len 2nd Clemenceau
900m R’hill barrier trial Good(4) Aug 23.
First-up and gets in light. Not the worst.

13. DEVIL’S THROAT (5) 54

b g 4 Snitzel [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.3% Wet: 15.5%]
— Miss Iguacu (Encosta De Lago [All: 11.8% Dry:
12.1% Wet: 11.6%]) (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$162,107
10
3
4
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
4
4
2
—
Wins
—
1
2
—
—
2nds
—
2
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 1:0-1-0
Won over: 1250 (2) 1300 (1)
1st UP: 3:1-1-0
2nd UP: 2:0-2-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 30%
PLACE: 70%
RTG: 74
LAST 15 STARTS: 4272s22119s1
9TH, 30Apr22 13.5L Hawkesbury (Metro) (G
3) B’town Workers H’bury Guineas 1400m 56 (J
Parr 1) 10, Set wts with pen, 1:25.03 (Last 600m
35.69, Last 200m 14.14), Heavy(9), Mr Mozart 59
1, Dalchini 54 2, Party For One 54 3, Btg $17.00,
$21.00 4th to turn. Struck interference at start.
Rider concerned with action. Eased down.
--- SPELL --WON, 24Aug22 0.8L, 2.5L RandwickKensington Bm72 1250m 60 (S Clipperton 6)
9, Lim 55, 1:15.08 (Last 600m 35.47), Soft(5),
Nikohli Beagle 57.5 2, Turning 58.5 3, Confessed
59 4, Btg $3.50, $4.60 3rd to 800m, 2nd turn.
--- FRESHENED --Promising type and gets a huge weight
drop. Should be in the finish.

15. ZARASTRO (8) 52.5
b/br g 4 I Am Invincible [All: 15.4% Dry: 17.4%
Wet: 13.5%] — Adrift (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) [All: 13.3%
Dry: 13.3% Wet: 13.3%]) (C J Waller)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$118,750
8
2
1
—
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
8
—
5
1
2
—
Wins
—
2
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-1-0
DIST: 5:0-1-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1300 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-0
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:0-0-0
4th UP: 1:0-0-0
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 37.5%
RTG: 73
LAST 15 STARTS: 2s11s4446s4
6TH, 07May22 6.8L Gold Coast (Metro) (G
3) Gold Coast Guineas 1200m 57 (J Mc Donald
7) 14, Set weights, 1:13.52 (Last 600m 36.22),
Heavy(8), Prince Of Boom 57 1, Sword Of State
57 2, Grey Defence 57 3, Btg $13.00, $15.00 7th
settling, 6th turn. Raced wide without cover.
--- SPELL --4TH, 20Aug22 2.5L Randwick Bm78 1200m
57.5 (J Mc Donald 8) 11, Lim 52, 1:11.08 (Last
600m 34.80, Last 200m 12.04), Soft(5), Pizarro
58 1, Arbitration 53.5 2, Larkspur Run 56.5 3, Btg
$4.00, $4.60 (eq fav). 2nd to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Ran home respectably here first-up. In
the mix.

16. CATESBY (12) 52
ch g 8 Shamardal (US) [All: 14.9% Dry: 14.8%
Wet: 15.1%] — Mannington (Danehill (US) [All:
14.7% Dry: 15.3% Wet: 14.1%]) (D Lane)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$490,985
55
8
7
8
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
55
—
35
18
2
—
Wins
—
8
—
—
—
2nds
—
5
2
—
—
3rds
—
7
1
—
—
TRACK: 5:0-1-0
DIST: 22:1-2-4
Won over: 1100 (3) 1200 (1) 1250 (1) 1300 (1)
1350 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 7:2-0-1
2nd UP: 7:1-1-2
3rd UP: 7:0-3-1
4th UP: 7:2-1-1
WIN: 14.5%
PLACE: 41.8%
RTG: 72
LAST 15 STARTS: 621135s00025894
9TH, 20Aug22 5.1L Randwick Bm78 1200m
58 (Ms R King 1) 11, Lim 52, 1:11.08 (Last 600m
34.80, Last 200m 11.98), Soft(5), Pizarro 58
1, Arbitration 53.5 2, Larkspur Run 56.5 3, Btg
$26.00 9th throughout. Began awkwardly.
4TH, 27Aug22 5.1L Rosehill Bm88 1200m 50.5
(Ms E Hennessy 2) 9, Lim 52, 1:10.23 (Last 600m
34.76, Last 200m 12), Soft(6), Shades Of Rose
56.5 1, Maotai 59 2, Tristate 56 3, Btg $26.00,
$21.00 3rd to turn. Rider lost whip.
Seasoned campaigner who looks out of
his depth here. Cannot entertain.

17. CAVALIER CHARLES (6) 52
br g 6 Denman [All: 11.4% Dry: 12.2% Wet: 10.6%]
— Offer It Up (Commands [All: 12.9% Dry: 12.4%
Wet: 13.4%]) (Matthew Dale)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$120,645
12
5
3
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
12
—
4
5
3
—
Wins
—
2
3
—
—
2nds
—
1
1
1
—
3rds
—
—
1
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-0-0
DIST: 7:4-2-0
Won over: 1200 (4) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:3-1-0
2nd UP: 3:0-2-0
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 41.7%
PLACE: 75%
RTG: 71
LAST 15 STARTS: 23s2s127s14110s
WON, 20Mar22 1L, lng nck Scone Cls 5 1400m
57.5 (N Heywood 3) 14, Set weights, 1:21.12
((track record) Last 600m 34.80), Good(4), Edit
56.5 including 0.5 over 2, Banju 57.5 3, Bobbing
59 4, Btg $6.50, $6.00, $8.50 6th to 800m, 5th
turn.
12TH, 02Apr22 11.4L Randwick Open 1400m
57.5 (Ms J Kah 7) 16, Set weights, 1:27.32 (Last
600m 36.43, Last 200m 13.54), Heavy(9),
Another One 57.5 1, Commando Hunt 56 2,
Amulet Street 56 3, Btg $8.00, $11.00 10th
settling, 5th 800m, 6th turn. Wide throughout.
Raced wide without cover. Poor recovery.
--- SPELL --First-up and has plenty of ability when
right. Blowout chance.
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COMMENT
RACE 1

12.30

(2000m)

1. GLOBAL GIFT (Gavin Bedggood) 7g By Invincible
Spirit (IR) - Special Gift (IR) (29:5-6-6): Raced three
wide when len, len 3rd of 14 (7) $8.50 58.0 Pounding,
Do You Reckon 1600m M Valley (Bm78) Soft(6) Sept
3. Did not have much luck when wide at The Valley last
start. Only needs better run to be right in this.
2. CORBULO (Jason Warren) 5g By Belardo (IR)
- Crossanza (IR) (12:4-1-1): Dropped out 26 len last
of 7 (1) $101.00 54.0 Crystal Pegasus 2400m Mornington (Metro) LR Mornington Cup Good(4) Mar 26.
Fitter for 9¾ len 9th Herman Hesse 1550m Cranbourne Training barrier trial Heavy(9) Aug 9. Firstup. Been poor in both Australian starts and hard to
see him improving enough for this fresh.
3. FENGARADA (J Leek Jnr) 5g By Puissance De
Lune (IR) - Koritsi Mou (14:5-4-0): Powered away
final stages 7½ len win of 14 (13) $11.00 63.5 Hopkins, Outback Jack 2100m Sandown-Lakeside 3yo+
(Bm64) Heavy(10) Aug 24. Been relishing the heavy
ground in recent starts and demolished them last
start. Can measure up and rates highly.
4. FRENCH MOON (Symon Wilde) 5g By Puissance
De Lune (IR) - Manhattan Treasure (13:4-1-2): Resumed with 5¼ len 10th of 14 (3) $26.00 59.0 Pounding 1600m M Valley (Bm78) Soft(6) Sept 3. Went to
line only fairly in similar class at The Valley first-up.
Better out to this distance and expect improvement.
5. NERONE (Richard Laming) 6g By Hallowed
Crown - Rosa Raisa (US) (29:6-3-5): Battled away
for 1½ len 4th of 12 (4) $17.00 59.0 Lucky Decision
1800m Sandown-Hillside 3yo+ (Bm78) Soft(6) Sept
7. Was not all that far away at Hillside last outing.
Only needs to hold that form to figure in exotics.
6. RESURGE (T & C McEvoy) 7g By So You Think
(NZ) - Redaluca’s Gaze (36:6-4-7): Rider concerned
with action 7¼ len 6th of 12 (5) $18.00 59.5 Spanish
Tides 2000m C’field (Bm78) Soft(6) Aug 27. Looked
to have chance here last start but only battled late.
Place claims look best.
7. CONSTANTINOPLE (Aaron Purcell) 7g By
Galileo (IR) - One Moment In Time (IR) (33:2-7-3):
Slowly away when 7½ len 11th of 14 (13) $151.00 58.5
Pounding 1600m M Valley (Bm78) Soft(6) Sept 3.
Failed to make an impression in similar company at
The Valley last time out. Prefer others.
8. HEAD OF STATE (C J Waller) 4g By American
Pharoah (US) - Derelique (10:2-1-0): Laid in in
straight 8½ len 6th of 10 (4) $19.00 59.5 Born A King
2000m R’hill 3yo+ (Bm78) Soft(6) Aug 27. Been well
held on wet ground of late. Has shown enough previously to be respected in this.
9. PROTECTION MONEY (N A Blackiston) 7g By
Domesday - Deep In The Woods (21:5-1-2): Hung in
near 100m when len, 1¾ len 3rd of 12 (3) $18.00 58.0
Spanish Tides, Storm King 2000m C’field (Bm78)
Soft(6) Aug 27. Liked the way he got home here last
start into minor placing and he finds similar here.
10. UNIQUE ARTIST (P Stokes) 5m By Ivawood
(IR) - Shamarlane (GB) (15:4-2-0): Claimed len win
of 12 (3) $7.00 59.5 Sous Les Nuages, Spirit Of Gold
2200m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ (Bm70) Synthetic
Aug 26. Charged through to score on the synthetic
last outing. No reason she cannot go on with it here.
11. GONE WEST (E & D Browne) 6g By Reliable Man
(GB) - Pravda (NZ) (9:3-0-0): Held ground final stages
4¼ len 9th of 12 (1) $31.00 57.0 Lucky Decision 1800m
Sandown-Hillside 3yo+ (Bm78) Soft(6) Sept 7. Run better than finishing position suggests first-up at Hillside
after a long break. Has the ability to give this a shake.
12. PRES DE TOI (P A Chow) 8m By Helmet - Nonchalance (54:7-6-9): Came from midfield sht hd win
of 10 (3) $2.50F 54.0 King’s Charisma, Classy Joe
2000m Warracknabeal 3yo+ (Bm78) Soft(6) Aug 27.
She has won two of last three and has race fitness on
a few of these. Cannot leave her out.

RACE 2

1.05

(1000m)

1. CANNONBALL (A & S Freedman) 3c By Capitalist
- Golconda (6:2-0-0): Took up the running when 4¾
len 8th of 10 (2) $31.00 56.0 Sweet Ride 1100m R’hill
G3 San Domenico Soft(6) Aug 27. Had little peace in
front last start and was entitled to tire late. Will make
his own luck going forward. One of the major players.
2. RENOSU (James Cummings) 3c By Exceed And
Excel - Ghisoni (7:1-1-1): Led throughout len win of
13 (5) $7.00 56.5 Time To Boogie, Boston City 1100m
Hawkesbury Mdn Plate Good(4) Aug 18. Controlled
the race in front and got maiden out of the way last
start. This harder but not out of this.
3. LASCARS (James Cummings) 3g By Sepoy - Alizes (NZ) (6:0-4-0): Forwardly placed 4 len 2nd of 11
(10) $3.30 57.0 What You Need 1118m Geelong 3yo+
Mdn Soft(5) Aug 3. Handy and boxed on fairly to
fill the minors at Geelong last start. Still eligible for
maiden class but he has been competitive enough
to suggest a win is not far away.
4. PORT ALBERT (Nick Ryan) 3g By Sooboog - Ballychine (NZ) (2:0-1-1): Tried hard when ¾ len 2nd of
7 (2) $4.80 58.5 Hell Hound 1000m Sandown-Hillside
2yo Hcp Heavy(8) April 30. Resuming. He showed
enough at first preparation to suggest he has talent
and stable is running hot at the moment. Major player.
5. MISS ROSEIANO (Peter Gelagotis) 3f By Exceed
And Excel - Special Lover (NZ) (5:1-1-0): Showed
tactical speed for 5 len 11th of 16 (2) $21.00 58.5 Nanagui 1100m F’ton LR Cap D’Antibes Soft(7) Sept 10.
Led them up before tiring at Flemington last start. If
she gets the right run she can surprise these.
6. XTRAVAGANT STAR (T & C McEvoy) 3f By
Xtravagant (NZ) - She’s A Danica (3:2-0-0): Poor recovery when 9¾ len 7th of 9 (4) $4.00 55.5 Fireburn
1200m R’wick G2 Sweet Embrace Heavy(10) Feb 26.
First-up. Won in maiden company at Geelong firstup last campaign. Well placed from the perfect draw
and among the dangers.
7. WINNERTAKESITALL (P & P Snowden) 3f By
Snitzel - Jezzabba (4:1-1-0): Well beaten 7¼ len
11th of 13 (10) $26.00 56.0 Bound For Home 1100m
C’field G3 Neds Quezette Good(4) Aug 13. Pay to
forget finishing position here last start when struck
some trouble. Win at The Valley previously was super and she can bounce back.
8. KIN (James Cummings) 3f By Impending - Kinshachi
(5:1-1-1): Resumed with sht hd win of 13 (8) $3.80 55.0
Dashing Legend, Voriah 900m Newcastle Mdn Plate
Good(4) Aug 20. Timed run well to score at Newcastle
first-up. Finds tougher race but is in the mix.
9. DESTINY’S DANCER (P L Caboche) 3f By Reward
For Effort - Palace De Lago (1:0-0-1): Tried hard but no
match for winner nk, 4¼ len 3rd of 8 (3) $26.00 55.0
Sorel Rising, Rich Fortune 1000m Mornington 3yo+
Mdn Heavy(9) Sept 2. Needs to improve on modest
debut performance. Others with more appeal.
10. SWEETENED: SCRATCHED

RACE 3

1.40

(1400m)

1. KATALIN (James Cummings) 6m By Medaglia
D’Oro (US) - Kanzan (13:5-1-2): Raced wide without
cover when lg hd 2nd of 16 (16) $2.70F 56.0 Meg
1350m Wyong LR Mona Lisa Soft(5) Sept 2. Worked
home solidly to place at Wyong last time out despite
having a tough run. Fitter third-up and would include in winning chances.
V1 - TELE01Z01MA

2. CYCLONE SALLY (M A Bell) 6m By Puissance De
Lune (IR) - Precious Amy (37:8-2-4): Clipped heels
and only battled late 6¼ len 5th of 7 (6) $3.00F
60.0 Seonee 1600m Sandown-Lakeside 3yo+ F&M
(Bm78) Heavy(10) Aug 31. Forget last start when she
found trouble and was well held when favourite.
Can bounce back in this.
3. JUMP THE BROOM (M, W & J Hawkes) 5m By Sebring - Bubbleberry (7:4-0-0): Never on track 6¼ len
12th of 13 (11) $71.00 56.0 Chain Of Lightning 1200m
C’field G3 W.W. Cockram Soft(5) Aug 27. She has had
no luck in last couple with wide runs. Will need some
luck from a tricky gate again. Place appeal only.
4. MEGAMEA (Luke Oliver) 6m By Master Of Design - Haumea (25:5-4-6): Beaten but not disgraced
when 2¾ len 5th of 8 (7) $7.00 55.5 Lady Of Honour 1400m C’field 4yo+ M (Bm90) Soft(6) Aug 27.
Thought her run was solid here last start when just
out of placings. May sneak a minor spot.
5. PRIDE OF JENNI (C Maher & D Eustace) 5m By
Pride Of Dubai - Sancerre (NZ) (12:2-3-2): On return
from break finished 4¼ len 7th of 13 (1) $51.00 56.0
Chain Of Lightning 1200m C’field G3 W.W. Cockram
Soft(5) Aug 27. She only held ground final stages
here first-up. Sure to be better from the outing and
gets to right distance range.
6. ZOUZARELLA (A & S Freedman) 4m By Zoustar
- Zazparella (8:2-1-0): Took up a midfield position
when first-up 4¼ len 8th of 13 (2) $26.00 57.0 Chain
Of Lightning 1200m C’field G3 W.W. Cockram Soft(5)
Aug 27. Took on Group 1 company to end last campaign. Battled on well enough here fresh and will be
better from the outing.
7. ZIMOWY (K & K Keys) 7m By Polanski - Winter
Dawn (29:7-3-2): Eased near 150m when 4½ len 7th
of 8 (5) $13.00 55.0 Lady Of Honour 1400m C’field
4yo+ M (Bm90) Soft(6) Aug 27. Did not get all that
much room late here last start. Win prior was enormous and she can bounce back.
8. OCEAN MISS (David & Coral Feek) 6m By Ocean
Park (NZ) - Bound To Impress (NZ) (17:4-4-1): Resumed with 1¼ len 2nd of 8 (6) $14.00 54.0 Lady Of
Honour 1400m C’field 4yo+ M (Bm90) Soft(6) Aug
27. Ran on well to place here first-up. Finds similar
and she finds a winnable race here.
9. ADELE AMOUR (J D Sadler) 4m By Sebring - Divine
Rebel (NZ) (11:3-2-1): Made up good ground when 2½
len 2nd of 9 (5) $5.00 58.0 My Yankee Girl 1300m Sandown-Hillside 3yo F (Bm78) Heavy(9) June 11. Strips fitter for lg hd, len 3rd Ayrton, Mr Tipla 990m Cranbourne
Training barrier trial Heavy(10) Sept 5. Resuming. She
was consistent in some nice races last time in work and
always races well fresh. Must not leave out.
10. SAIGON (C J Waller) 6m By I Am Invincible - Saigon
Tea (NZ) (26:4-4-3): Attacked the line 1¼ len, sht hd
3rd of 8 (8) $6.00 54.0 Lady Of Honour, Ocean Miss
1400m C’field 4yo+ M (Bm90) Soft(6) Aug 27. Closed
from well back to fill the minors here first-up. Will only
be fitter and no reason will not be in mix.
11. LA ZUCCA (Ms L Tolson & Ms L Proctor) 5m By
Unencumbered - Panarea (11:3-2-1): Charged home
from back half for 1¾ len win of 9 (5) $4.40 58.0
Want To Doo, Rolling Moss 1200m Mornington 3yo+
(Bm64) Heavy(9) Sept 2. Reeled them in easily to
salute at Mornington last outing. Watch for her to be
steaming home late.

RACE 4

2.15

(1400m)

1. OSIPENKO (C J Waller) 3c By Pierro - Raskova
(US) (2:1-1-0): Kept fighting when len 2nd of 6 (2)
$2.00F 59.0 Kibou 1400m R’hill 2yo Hcp Good(4)
June 18. Had the benefit of 3½ len 5th Spicy Hotpot
900m C’bury barrier trial Soft(7) Sept 1. First-up.
Dominant win on debut then found a smart one at
second start. He can win this fresh.
2. AFT CABIN (James Cummings) 3c By Astern Shelters (3:1-2-0): Brave in defeat 1½ len 2nd of 13
(3) $2.00F 57.0 Jacquinot 1200m C’field G3 H.D.F.
McNeil Soft(5) Aug 27. Found one better here last
start but his run was brave. Makes own luck going
forward and he can win this.
3. ZAMBORGHINI (M M Laurie) 3c By Zoustar Lady Jivago (3:2-0-0): First-up finished 6¼ len 9th
of 13 (11) $8.00 57.0 Jacquinot 1200m C’field G3
H.D.F. McNeil Soft(5) Aug 27. Got too far off them
here first-up and was never close enough. Can improve but want to watch again.
4. MERIDIUS (Lloyd Kennewell) 3c By Extreme
Choice - Jardine (3:1-1-1): Only just missed sht hd
2nd of 10 (6) $7.00 56.0 Shalaman 1200m M Valley
3yo C&G Plate Soft(6) Sept 3. Finished well to place
at The Valley first-up. Fitter and he is sure to be competitive again.
5. LETHAL THOUGHTS (C Maher & D Eustace) 3c
By So You Think (NZ) - St Remy (4:1-0-1): Not flash
in 6½ len 5th of 8 (7) $11.00 54.0 Kibou 1300m R’hill
G3 Up And Coming Soft(6) Aug 27. Was doing his
best work final stages first-up at Rosehill. If leaders
stop he will be there to pounce.
6. SIR BAILEY (C Maher & D Eustace) 3c By Impending - Jameka (6:1-0-1): Crowded near 300m
when 2¼ len 5th of 10 (9) $21.00 56.0 Shalaman
1200m M Valley 3yo C&G Plate Soft(6) Sept 3. Solid
enough from the back at The Valley last start without threatening. Place claims best.
7. AMENABLE (M Price & M Kent Jnr) 3c By Lonhro Carribean Sunset (IR) (2:1-0-0): Held up near 300m
when 1¾ len 4th of 10 (2) $7.50 56.0 Shalaman
1200m M Valley 3yo C&G Plate Soft(6) Sept 3. Gave
good account at The Valley first-up. Will only be fitter and can figure here.
8. JAPANESE EMPEROR (M D Moroney) 3g By Satono
Aladdin (JP) - Inthespotlight (NZ) (1:1-0-0): Sprinted
clear final stages 2 len win of 12 (12) $14.00 58.0 Who
Dares, Jovial Wagon 1200m Sandown-Lakeside 3yo
Mdn Heavy(9) Aug 24. Swept to lead and raced clear
to salute in superb fashion in maiden company at Lakeside on debut. Takes on a harder task but must respect
on what he showed at first start.
9. SIR JUGGERNAUT (J P Salanitri) 3g By Flying Artie
- Gigas (3:1-1-0): Held ground final stages 3½ len 8th of
10 (8) $11.00 56.0 Shalaman 1200m M Valley 3yo C&G
Plate Soft(6) Sept 3. Fair effort without threatening at
The Valley at latest. One for multiples.
10. BERARDINO (T Busuttin & N Young) 3c By Real
Impact (JP) - Roseito (2:0-1-1): Finished off well when
sht ½ hd, 1¾ len 3rd of 10 (6) $4.20 58.0 Artzino, Ferrari
Man 1500m Sandown-Hillside 3yo Mdn Soft(6) Sept 7.
Let down well from back of the pack to place at Hillside
last start. Tough alley but is place hope.
11. BLACK SAMURAI (Shawn Mathrick) 3c By Shamus
Award - Implementation (1:0-1-0): Laid in in straight
when 1¼ len 2nd of 10 (6) $12.00 58.0 Bonheur 1200m
Moe 3yo Mdn Soft(7) Sept 6. Stiffer challenge here.
Needs luck from out there. Looking to others.

RACE 5

2.55

(1400m)

1. SHE’S LICKETYSPLIT (Andrew Forsman) 3f By
Turn Me Loose (NZ) - She’s Slinky (NZ) (4:3-0-0):
Carried wide near 200m when nose win of 8 (6)
55.0 Pacific Dragon, Lord Cosmos 1200m Ruakaka
G3 Northland Breed Dead(6) Aug 20. Comes across
the Tasman after winning at Group 3 level last start.
Took on Group 1 company two back and she can win
this at Australian debut.
2. REVOLUTIONARY MISS (P & P Snowden) 3f By
Russian Revolution - Purcentage (7:1-3-0): Sound
when 2¼ len 5th of 9 (3) $13.00 58.5 Troach 1200m
M Valley LR Atlantic Jewel Soft(6) Sept 3. Ran home
respectably at The Valley last outing. Ready for this
trip now and she will be right in the mix.
3. SEVEN VEILS (Mark Newnham) 3f By Shalaa
(IR) - Mesmereyeser (5:1-1-0): Began awkwardly 7½
len 6th of 9 (4) $12.00 56.0 North Star Lass 1200m
R’wick G2 Furious Stakes Heavy(9) Sept 3. Ordinary
in the wet this level at Randwick last time out. Can
improve on firmer ground.

4. RUSSIAN CONQUEST (P & P Snowden) 3f By
Russian Revolution - My Conquestadory (US) (6:21-0): On return from break finished 7¾ len 7th of 9
(9) $26.00 56.0 North Star Lass 1200m R’wick G2
Furious Stakes Heavy(9) Sept 3. Could not show a
turn of hoof in the wet in similar class at Randwick
first-up. Better ground may see improvement.
5. BOOGIE DANCER (P G Moody) 3f By Sooboog Search For Fame (5:3-0-0): Fair effort in 2¼ len 6th
of 9 (6) $7.50 57.0 Troach 1200m M Valley LR Atlantic Jewel Soft(6) Sept 3. She beat the smart Berkeley
Square here two starts back then was not disgraced
in Listed company. She has the talent to win this.
6. MISS HELLFIRE (P & P Snowden) 3f By Hellbent
- Peace Time (US) (6:1-1-1): On pace ½ len, ¾ len 3rd
of 7 (2) $5.00 57.0 Roots, Twilight Affair 1300m W
Farm 3yo+ F&M (Bm72) Soft(5) Aug 31. Battled on
well when not beaten far when placed in Sydney
last start. Has place claims again.
7. MUMBAI JEWEL (Annabel Neasham) 3f By I
Am Invincible - Mumbai Rock (7:1-0-1): Slowly away
when 2½ len 7th of 9 (1) $21.00 57.0 Troach 1200m
M Valley LR Atlantic Jewel Soft(6) Sept 3. Far from
disgraced at The Valley last outing. Would not leave
out of exotics.
8. MADAME POMMERY: SCRATCHED
9. HOPE AT HAND (L Macdonald & A Gluyas) 3f By
Impending - Angel Of Hope (5:1-3-1): Found the line
intently for first-up 2¾ len 2nd of 10 (4) $10.00 55.5
Taunting 1050m M’ville (Bm68) Soft(6) Sept 3. Ran
home well to fill the minors at Morphettville first-up.
Strips fitter but has come up with a horror draw.
10. PROSCENIUM ARCH (T Busuttin & N Young) 3f
By So You Think (NZ) - It’s Our Showtime (NZ) (3:1-02): Only just missed nose, ½ hd 3rd of 9 (2) $2.90F
57.5 Virtuous Circle, Castillian 1500m M Valley 3yo
Hcp Heavy(9) Aug 20. On pace and fought on bravely to place at The Valley last time out. Place claims.
11. SUMATRA (James Cummings) 3f By Lonhro Earthquake (5:1-1-0): Finished too well len win of 11
(3) $3.10F 55.0 Glint Of Silver, Peace Officer 1300m
Hawkesbury Mdn Plate Good(4) Aug 18. Since registered 4¼ len last Economics 815m W Farm barrier
trial Soft(6) Sept 9. Comes off impressive maiden
win at Hawkesbury first-up. Harder but may go on
with it.
12. VAGRANT (Mitchell Freedman) 3f By Pariah My Obsession (4:1-0-1): Reared at start when 2¼ len
7th of 8 (2) $16.00 56.0 Clarity 1200m M Valley 3yo
F Swp Heavy(9) Aug 20. Lost chance at The Valley
when reared at start. Placed in Listed company previously and can bounce back.
13. BONHEUR (T Busuttin & N Young) 3f By I Am Invincible - Bonaria (4:1-0-1): Finished too well first-up
1¼ len win of 10 (9) $2.25F 56.0 Black Samurai, Miss
Sassy 1200m Moe 3yo Mdn Soft(7) Sept 6. Dominant maiden winner last start. Showed enough in
her two-year-old year to suggest she is up to this.
14. DENIED (M Price & M Kent Jnr) 3f By No Nay
Never (US) - She Said No (4:1-1-0): Well beaten 8¾
len last of 9 (9) $21.00 56.0 Troach 1200m M Valley
LR Atlantic Jewel Soft(6) Sept 3. Lacked a pick-up
and only plugged to the line at The Valley last start.
Appears tested.
15. CELESTIAL SPIRIT (G Waterhouse & A Bott) 3f
By Zoustar - Positive Problems (6:1-0-1): Led them
up for sht nk, 1½ len 3rd of 8 (8) $2.40F 57.0 Highly
Ambitious, Seany’s Girl 1300m Hawkesbury F&M
Hcp (C1) Heavy(9) Sept 3. Expect she will go forward and take up a prominent spot but she needs
improvement.
16. FOXY GOLD (R Griffiths & M De Kock) 3f By
Shalaa (IR) - Anapine (4:1-0-1): Finished too well 1¼
len win of 12 (11) $2.00F 55.5 Steel Fox, Self Worth
1400m Pakenham Synthetic 3yo+ F&M Mdn Synthetic Aug 26. Soft maiden win on the synthetic and
although harder must respect.
17. LOVE NEST (Liam Howley) 3f By Alpine Eagle
- Princess De Lamour (5:0-1-0): Found line well in
½ len 2nd of 8 (3) $21.00 57.0 Born Hustler 1400m
Sandown-Lakeside 3yo F Mdn Heavy(10) Aug 31.
Charged home to just miss at latest. Generally gets
back in races and she will be the one to watch for late.
18. CALLSIGN CHARLIE (Simon Zahra) 3f By Merchant Navy - Crimson Lady (NZ) (2:0-0-1): Only battled 4¼ len 7th of 12 (11) $10.00 55.0 Beatbox 1200m
Warracknabeal 3yo+ Mdn Soft(6) Aug 27. Prefer in
maiden at this stage.

RACE 6

3.35

(2000m)

1. GOLD TRIP (C Maher & D Eustace) 6h By Outstrip
(GB) - Sarvana (FR) (11:1-3-3): Worked right to the
line for len, nose 3rd of 8 (5) $7.50 58.0 Broome,
Ebaiyra 2400m Fr - Saint Cloud G1 De Saint-Cloud
Soft July 4 (2021). Battled on well into placing 2 len,
1½ len 3rd of 10 (9) $11.00 61.0 Cross Talk, Toomuchtobear 1500m R’hill LR Winter Chall. Soft(7) July 30.
Closed intently from well back to place at Rosehill
first-up. Class runner placed in French Group 1 before coming to Australia. Top show.
2. EARLSWOOD (Maddie Raymond) 5h By Pivotal
(GB) - Field Of Miracles (IR) (11:4-0-2): Good tough
sht hd win of 8 (4) $13.00 58.5 Callsign Mav, Spanish
Mission 1600m C’field G3 Carlyon Cup Good(3) Feb 12.
Poor recovery when 7 len last of 5 (1) $5.00 59.0 Mr
Brightside 1600m M Valley G2 Feehan Stakes Soft(6)
Sept 3. Had excuses for poor run at The Valley. Won
Group 3 here previously and he can bounce back.
3. GRAND PROMENADE (C Maher & D Eustace) 7g
By Champs Elysees (GB) - Zacchera (GB) (21:8-4-2):
Raced three wide when 12½ len 6th of 23 (20) $15.00
52.0 Verry Elleegant 3200m F’ton G1 Melbourne Cup
Good(4) Nov 2. Weakened near 300m 16 len 7th of 10
(2) $15.00 59.0 Mankayan 1800m Sandown-Hillside
Open Hcp Heavy(9) June 11. Resuming. May need the
outing and prefer later in campaign.
4. SHERAZ (C J Waller) 6g By Sea The Stars (IR) Shemiyla (FR) (17:4-5-2): Chased bravely 2 len 2nd of 19
(6) $11.00 51.0 Knights Order 3200m R’wick G1 Sydney
Cup Heavy(10) April 9. First-up finished ½ len 2nd of 14
(3) $21.00 58.5 Emissary 1700m C’field LR Heatherlie
Stks Soft(5) Aug 27. He was brave here first-up and sure
to be better from that outing. Cannot dismiss.
5. ELEPHANT (E & D Browne) 6g By Shocking Ticklish (NZ) (12:6-1-1): Well held 4½ len 8th of 9
(9) $8.00 59.0 Mr Brightside 1400m C’field G2 P.B.
Lawrence Good(4) Aug 13. Eased near 200m when
9 len 13th of 14 (11) $61.00 59.0 Snapdancer 1400m
C’field G1 Memsie Stakes Soft(5) Aug 27. Did not
measure up to Group 1 company in the Memsie last
start. Back in right race and expect improvement.
6. CHAPADA (M D Moroney) 7g By Bullet Train (GB)
- Diamantina Dior (35:3-3-8): Held ground final stages
5¾ len 6th of 18 (16) $101.00 52.5 Incentivise 2400m
C’field G1 Caulfield Cup Soft(6) Oct 16. Held up in
straight when 3¼ len 8th of 14 (5) $41.00 57.5 Emissary 1700m C’field LR Heatherlie Stks Soft(5) Aug 27.
Should have finished closer here first-up when heldup final stages. He may surprise these second-up.
7. DAQIANSWEET JUNIOR (P Stokes) 5g By
Sweet Orange (US) - Paulette (NZ) (19:7-1-2): Wide
throughout when 2 len, 2½ len 3rd of 19 (7) $26.00
51.5 Knights Order, Sheraz 3200m R’wick G1 Sydney Cup Heavy(10) April 9. On return from break
finished 3¾ len 10th of 14 (9) $26.00 57.5 Emissary
1700m C’field LR Heatherlie Stks Soft(5) Aug 27. Not
too bad on his return here last start and another that
can improve from the outing.
8. CRYSTAL PEGASUS (C J Waller) 6g By Australia
(GB) - Crystal Etoile (GB) (22:7-5-2): Taken back
from wide barrier 13½ len 9th of 19 (18) $6.50F
51.0 Knights Order 3200m R’wick G1 Sydney Cup
Heavy(10) April 9. Held up on straightening when
6¼ len 9th of 10 (2) $21.00 59.0 Knights Order
1600m R’wick G2 Chelmsford Stks Heavy(10) Sept
3. Started favourite in the Sydney Cup two starts
back. Always going to find it too short fresh. Can
surprise.

9. MIDNIGHT BLUE (D T O’Brien) 6g By So You
Think (NZ) - Midnight Special (21:5-4-5): Resumed
with 4¾ len 4th of 7 (1) $20.00 58.5 Jimmy The Bear
1600m C’field Open Hcp Good(4) Aug 13. Battled
away gamely 1¼ len 2nd of 8 (1) $13.00 58.5 Desert
Icon 2040m M Valley Open Hcp Soft(6) Sept 3.
Found line well to place at The Valley last start. One
for exotics.
10. LUNAR FLARE (G M Begg) 7m By Fiorente (IR) My Fair Lago (30:7-3-6): Disappointed for a run near
250m when 4 len 4th of 15 (4) $51.00 55.0 Tuvalu
1600m F’ton LR Winter C’ship Soft(6) July 2. Kept
trying 2¾ len 6th of 14 (8) $10.00 55.0 Emissary
1700m C’field LR Heatherlie Stks Soft(5) Aug 27. She
has not been beaten all that far in last couple and a
must for first four players.
11. EMISSARY (M D Moroney) 6g By Kingman (GB) Soviet Moon (IR) (12:3-2-3): Only battled 13½ len 5th
of 6 (3) $15.00 59.0 Montefilia 2000m R’hill G1 Ranvet Stks Heavy(9) Mar 19. Rounded up opposition to
score ½ len win of 14 (12) $8.50 54.0 Sheraz, Jimmy
The Bear 1700m C’field LR Heatherlie Stks Soft(5)
Aug 27. Charged through to score here first-up. Fitter and no reason he cannot win again.
12. ALEAS: SCRATCHED
13. SMOKIN’ ROMANS (C Maher & D Eustace)
6g By Ghibellines - Inferno (NZ) (21:7-6-1): First-up
finished 7¾ len 9th of 13 (13) $12.00 57.5 Lackeen
1600m M Valley (Bm100) Soft(6) July 30. Gave
good account when lg nk 2nd of 5 (4) $6.50 56.5
Mankayan 2040m M Valley Open Hcp Heavy(8) Aug
20. Let down strongly from back half to place at The
Valley last time out. Can play a role.
14. UNCLE BRYN (T Busuttin & N Young) 5g By Sea
The Stars (IR) - Wall Of Sound (GB) (11:4-1-2): On return from break finished 2¾ len 6th of 9 (8) $7.50
59.0 Mr Brightside 1400m C’field G2 P.B. Lawrence
Good(4) Aug 13. Chased home final stages 3¾ len
2nd of 10 (5) $2.50F 54.5 Military Expert 1600m M
Valley Open Hcp Soft(6) Sept 3. Finished intently at
The Valley at latest. Strips fitter third-up and he is
ready to win. Gets his chance.
15. THE AMAZONIAN (M Price & M Kent Jnr) 4m
By Akeed Mofeed (GB) - Saramenha (11:3-2-3):
Sprinted away 3¾ len win of 16 (13) $3.90 56.0 Lady
Chant, Great Mystery 2500m M’ville G3 Sa F Classic
Good(4) May 21. Only battled 7¾ len 6th of 10 (4)
$26.00 54.0 Military Expert 1600m M Valley Open
Hcp Soft(6) Sept 3. Dominant in Group 3 company
two starts back then may not have handled The Valley. Can bounce back.

RACE 7

4.15

(1400m)

1. DALASAN (11) 58

ch h 6 Dalakhani (IR) — Khandallah (L Macdonald
& A Gluyas)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$3,506,540
36
8
4
5
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
36
—
18
14
4
—
Wins
—
3
5
—
—
2nds
—
2
2
—
—
3rds
—
3
2
—
—
TRACK: 6:0-1-1
DIST: 6:1-2-1
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (1) 1200 (2) 1400 (1)
1600 (1) 1800 (1) 2035 (1)
1st UP: 8:3-1-1
2nd UP: 7:2-0-1
3rd UP: 7:0-2-2
4th UP: 6:0-0-1
WIN: 22.2%
PLACE: 47.2%
RTG: 106
LAST 15 STARTS: 3s08360s66546s1
6TH, 21May22 5.3L Morphettville (G 3) R A
Lee Stakes 1600m 55 (J Holder 10) 13, Set wts
with pen, 1:35.82 (Last 606m 34.88), Good(4),
Belle Plaisir 53.5 1, Cherry Tortoni 57.5 2, Excelida
53 3, Btg $2.80, $2.50, $2.60 (fav). 6th to 800m,
5th turn. Laid in in straight. Galloped on.
--- SPELL --WON, 27Aug22 nck, 1/2 hd Morphettville
Parks (LR) Leon Macdonald Stakes 1400m 59
(J Holder 11) 11, Weight for age, 1:26.97 (Last
604m 36.05), Soft(5), Just Folk 59 2, Oh Mo 59
3, Next Dimension 59 4, Btg $2.63, $2.38 (fav).
5th to 800m, 6th turn. Hampered near 600m.
Protested against, dismissed. Rider charged
with careless riding.
Terrific effort from from off the pace at
Morphettville Parks first-up. Class runner
who will run his honest race.

2. LAWS OF INDICES (7) 58

b h 5 Power (GB) — Sampers (IR) (Annabel
Neasham)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$897,288
19
3
—
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
19
—
7
6
6
—
Wins
—
—
3
—
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
2
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 6:1-0-1
Won over: 1106 (1) 1207 (1) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 3:0-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-0-0
3rd UP: 3:1-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-0-0
WIN: 15.8%
PLACE: 26.3%
RTG: 106
LAST 15 STARTS: 545185s5730409s
12TH, 28May22 3.4L Eagle Farm (G 1) TAB
Kingsford-Smith Cup 1300m 59 (Ms R King 16)
16, Weight for age, 1:16.39 (Last 600m 34.64),
Good(3), Apache Chase 59 1, Paulele 57 2, Eleven
Eleven 59 3, Btg $31.00, $17.00, $21.00 13th to
800m, 14th turn. Inconvenienced near 800m.
Wide throughout.
9TH, 11Jun22 5.6L Eagle Farm (G 1) Stradbroke
Hcp 1400m 56.5 (J Mc Donald 10) 18, Lim 49.5,
1:21.73 (Last 600m 35.63), Good(4), Alligator
Blood 55 1, Private Eye 57 2, Rothfire 54.5 3, Btg
$11.00, $12.00, $10.00 2nd to 800m, 3rd turn.
Raced three wide.
--- SPELL --Prepared for this with 4-1/4 len 5th
Sejardan 787m W Farm barrier trial Soft(6)
Aug 29. First-up. Has not offered much fresh
in the past. Watch for any stable support.

3. SINAWANN (3) 58

br h 6 Kingman (GB) — Simawa (IR) (A & S
Freedman)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$390,999
15
3
3
3
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
15
—
12
3
—
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
1
—
—
3rds
—
3
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:1-0-0
DIST: 4:1-0-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1609 (2)
1st UP: 5:0-0-1
2nd UP: 4:3-0-0
3rd UP: 4:0-2-2
4th UP: 2:0-1-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 60%
RTG: 106
LAST 15 STARTS: 6132s343s6128s6
8TH, 12Feb22 4.8L Caulfield (G 1) Neds C.F.
Orr Stakes 1400m 59 (C Williams 6) 12, Weight
for age, 1:22.75 (Last 600m 34.16, Last 200m
11.58), Good(3), Tofane 57 1, Lighthouse 57 2,
Cascadian 59 3, Btg $4.20, $4.00, $4.60 6th
settling, 7th turn. Slowly away. Raced three
wide. Vetted - no abnormalities.

--- SPELL --6TH, 13Aug22 4.1L Caulfield (LR) Evergreen
Turf Regal Roller 1200m 60 (B Melham 7) 10, Lim
54, 1:08.44 (Last 600m 33.88, Last 200m 11.54),
Good(4), Uncommon James 54 1, Ranges 56.5 2,
William Thomas 54 3, Btg $9.00, $10.00, $9.00
6th to 800m, 8th turn. Pre race incident. Passed
fit at barrier. Keen.
--- FRESHENED --First-up run was sound. He won here when
second-up last time in work and would not
leave him out of winning chances.

4. CALLSIGN MAV (12) 57.5

b g 6 Atlante — Raadisi (NZ) (D T O’Brien)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$770,578
24
7
7
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
24
—
8
16
—
—
Wins
—
1
6
—
—
2nds
—
3
4
—
—
3rds
—
—
2
—
—
TRACK: 2:0-1-0
DIST: 10:4-4-0
Won over: 800 (1) 1300 (1) 1400 (4) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 5:3-1-0
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 4:1-1-0
4th UP: 2:1-1-0
WIN: 29.2%
PLACE: 66.7%
RTG: 105
LAST 15 STARTS: 21223s117s280s6
11TH, 19Mar22 6.1L Flemington Open 1600m
59 (B Allen 10) 15, Weight for age, 1:36.54 (Last
600m 34.34, Last 200m 12.36), Good(4), Zaaki
59 1, I’m Thunderstruck 59 2, Streets Of Avalon
59 3, Btg $41.00, $31.00 led to 800m, 2nd turn.
--- SPELL --6TH, 27Aug22 4.6L Caulfield (G 1) Magic
Millions Memsie Stakes 1400m 59 (J Mott 14)
14, Weight for age, 1:24.38 (Last 600m 35.40,
Last 200m 12.50), Soft(5), Snapdancer 57 1, I’m
Thunderstruck 59 2, Cascadian 59 3, Btg $26.00,
$31.00 3rd settling, 2nd turn. Shifted in near
1000m. Rider told to use more care.
He was good for a long way in the Group
1 Memsie when fresh. Fitter and multiple
Group 1 winner in New Zealand.

5. I AM SUPERMAN (19) 57.5

bl/br g 7 Footstepsinthesand (GB) — Fastnet
Lady (IR) (P & P Snowden)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$587,964
30
6
3
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
30
1
22
6
1
—
Wins
—
4
2
—
—
2nds
—
2
1
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 5:1-2-0
DIST: 14:3-3-0
Won over: 1400 (1) 1408 (2) 1500 (2) 1609 (1)
1st UP: 6:2-1-0
2nd UP: 6:3-0-0
3rd UP: 6:0-1-0
4th UP: 4:0-0-0
WIN: 20%
PLACE: 33.3%
RTG: 105
LAST 15 STARTS: 7s4100s58245002
10TH, 11Jun22 6L Eagle Farm (G 1) Stradbroke
Hcp 1400m 54.5 (S Clipperton 14) 18, Lim 49.5,
1:21.73 (Last 600m 35.63), Good(4), Alligator
Blood 55 1, Private Eye 57 2, Rothfire 54.5 3,
Btg $21.00, $26.00 13th to 800m, 14th turn.
Hampered near 800m.
--- LET-UP --2ND, 13Aug22 1/2 nck, nck Caulfield (G 2)
P.B. Lawrence Stakes 1400m 59 (M Zahra 5) 9,
Weight for age, 1:22.67 (Last 600m 34.32, Last
200m 11.16), Good(4), Mr Brightside 59 1, Buffalo
River 59 3, Regal Power 59 4, Btg $5.00, $4.80,
$5.00 7th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Tuned for return with 1-1/2 len 2nd Lavish
Girl 990m Cranbourne Training barrier
trial Heavy(10) Sept 5. Attacked line late to
place in Group 2 company here last start.
Awkward barrier but cannot dismiss.

6. JUST FOLK (5) 57.5

ch g 6 Magnus — Fast Ruby (Joshua Julius)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$528,413
22
6
3
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
22
—
10
8
4
—
Wins
—
1
2
3
—
2nds
—
—
3
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 3:0-1-1
DIST: 9:2-3-0
Won over: 1100 (1) 1400 (2) 1500 (2) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-1-0
3rd UP: 3:3-0-0
4th UP: 3:0-1-0
WIN: 27.3%
PLACE: 45.5%
RTG: 105
LAST 15 STARTS: 1232516s8710s62
6TH, 06Aug22 5.7L Flemington (G 3) Aurie’s
Star 1200m 58 (C Williams 1) 7, Lim 54, 1:09.97
(Last 600m 33.96, Last 200m 12.28), Soft(6),
Sirius Suspect 54 1, Stageman 57.5 2, Shooting
For Gold 54 3, Btg $13.00, $21.00 5th to 400m.
Pre race incident. Passed fit at barrier.
2ND, 27Aug22 nck, 1/2 hd Morphettville
Parks (LR) Leon Macdonald Stakes 1400m 59
(Ms M Julius 3) 11, Weight for age, 1:26.97 (Last
604m 36.05), Soft(5), Dalasan 59 1, Oh Mo 59
3, Next Dimension 59 4, Btg $4.50, $4.25 4th to
turn. Began awkwardly. Keen. Protest lodged,
dismissed.
Brave behind Dalasan last start and
cannot leave out if brings that form into
this.

7. GRACEFUL GIRL (1) 57

ch m 5 Nicconi — Avenida Madero (D T O’Brien)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$890,500
13
6
2
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
13
—
10
3
—
—
Wins
—
5
1
—
—
2nds
—
2
—
—
—
3rds
—
2
—
—
—
TRACK: 1:0-0-0
DIST: 1:1-0-0
Won over: 1200 (5) 1400 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-1-1
2nd UP: 4:1-0-1
3rd UP: 3:2-1-0
4th UP: 2:2-0-0
WIN: 46.2%
PLACE: 76.9%
RTG: 108
LAST 15 STARTS: 311s211s1821s05
11TH, 27Aug22 5.5L Caulfield (G 3) W.W.
Cockram Stakes 1200m 60 (D Lane 13) 13, Set
wts with pen, 1:11.04 (Last 600m 35.54, Last
200m 12.30), Soft(5), Chain Of Lightning 56 1,
She’s All Class 56 2, Kissonallforcheeks 58 3, Btg
$13.00, $21.00 12th to turn.
5TH, 10Sep22 2L Flemington (G 2) Bobbie
Lewis Qlty 1200m 57 (T Clark 2) 14, Lim 53,
1:11.60 (Last 600m 35.22, Last 200m 12.06),
Soft(6), Baller 57 1, Roch ‘n’ Horse 57.5 2, Swats
That 55 3, Btg $21.00, $31.00 13th to 800m, 10th
400m.
Beaten just on 2 lengths in the Group 2
Bobbie Lewis last start and she can sneak a
minor spot in this.

8. AYRTON (4) 56.5

b g 5 Iffraaj (GB) — Odessa (NZ) (M Price & M
Kent Jnr)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$560,650
10
6
1
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
9
—
1
—
Wins
—
6
—
—
—
2nds
—
1
—
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
—
—
TRACK: 4:4-0-0
DIST: 6:3-1-1
Won over: 1200 (1) 1300 (1) 1400 (3) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 3:3-0-0
2nd UP: 3:1-1-0
3rd UP: 2:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 60%
PLACE: 80%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: 11s12113s187s
8TH, 07May22 12.8L Gold Coast (Metro) (G 2) A.D.
Hollindale Stakes 1800m 59 (J Bowman 11) 11, Weight
for age, 1:54.77 (Last 600m 37.10), Heavy(8), Zaaki 59
1, Polly Grey 57 2, Kukeracha 59 3, Btg $7.50, $8.00,
$7.50 2nd to turn. Pulled hard. Lame.
--- FRESHENED --7TH, 11Jun22 4.4L Eagle Farm (G 1) Stradbroke
Hcp 1400m 54 (Ms J Kah 15) 18, Lim 49.5, 1:21.73
(Last 600m 35.63), Good(4), Alligator Blood 55
1, Private Eye 57 2, Rothfire 54.5 3, Btg $7.50,
$8.00 7th to 800m, 5th turn. Raced four wide.
--- SPELL --Primed for return with lg hd win Mr
Tipla, Adele Amour 990m Cranbourne
Training barrier trial Heavy(10) Sept 5.
Resuming. Dominant here when first-up
last preparation and he had excuses in class
races in Queensland to end the campaign.
He loves Caulfield and can win this.

9. HILAL (20) 56.5

b h 4 Fastnet Rock — Salma (M, W & J Hawkes)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,324,225
16
3
4
2
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
16
—
7
7
2
—
Wins
—
2
1
—
—
2nds
—
1
3
—
—
3rds
—
1
—
1
—
TRACK: 0:0-0-0
DIST: 5:0-2-1
Won over: 1100 (1) 1500 (1) 1600 (1)
1st UP: 4:1-0-0
2nd UP: 4:0-2-1
3rd UP: 3:0-0-1
4th UP: 3:1-1-0
WIN: 18.8%
PLACE: 56.3%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: 2s53011s5237s94
9TH, 06Aug22 4.7L Randwick (G 2) Expedo
Missile Stakes 1200m 57.5 (W Pike 5) 12, Set wts
with pen, 1:10.70 (Last 600m 35.03, Last 200m
11.82), Soft(5), Hard Empire 56 1, Wandabaa 54.5
2, Gem Song 56.5 3, Btg $10.00, $9.00, $11.00
10th to 800m, 11th turn. Checked near 1000m.
4TH, 20Aug22 2.4L Randwick (G 1) Winx
Stakes 1400m 58.5 (W Pike 3) 10, Weight for
age, 1:24.23 (Last 600m 34.22, Last 200m
11.56), Soft(5), Anamoe 58.5 1, Fangirl 56.5 2,
Profondo 58.5 3, Btg $17.00, $21.00 led to turn.
Inconvenienced near 100m.
--- FRESHENED --Far from disgraced at Randwick at latest.
Has place claims.

10. SHOWMANSHIP (10) 56.5

b g 7 Showcasing (GB) — Khales (NZ) (D T
O’Brien)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$422,475
10
8
—
1
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
10
—
5
3
2
—
Wins
—
5
2
1
—
2nds
—
—
—
—
—
3rds
—
—
—
1
—
TRACK: 1:1-0-0
DIST: 4:4-0-0
Won over: 1000 (1) 1200 (3) 1400 (4)
1st UP: 4:3-0-1
2nd UP: 2:1-0-0
3rd UP: 1:1-0-0
4th UP: 1:1-0-0
WIN: 80%
PLACE: 90%
RTG: 103
LAST 15 STARTS: 14s111111s3s1
3RD, 04May22 0.5L, 1/2 nck Warrnambool (LR) The
Midfield Group Wangoom Hcp 1200m 58 (D Oliver
7) 14, Lim 54, 1:14.70 (Last 600m 38.79), Heavy(10),
Frankie Pinot 55 1, Inn Keeper 54.5 2, Triple Missile 54
4, Btg $4.60, $7.50, $7.00 10th to 800m, 9th turn. Pre
race incident. Passed fit at barrier.
--- SPELL --WON, 20Aug22 lng nck, 1.5L Randwick (G
3) Show County Qlty 1200m 55 including 0.5
over (J Mc Donald 1) 9, Lim 53, 1:10.92 (Last
600m 34.39, Last 200m 11.38), Soft(5), Prime
Candidate 53.5 2, Rocketing By 54 3, Bandipur
56.5 4, Btg $2.80, $3.20 (fav). 5th to turn.
--- FRESHENED --Liked the way he hit the line to win at
Randwick first-up. Has impressive career
record and can never leave out.

11. RED CAN MAN (17) 56

ch g 6 Gingerbread Man — Brocky’s Ace (S J
Wolfe)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$1,048,790
32
8
5
6
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
32
—
25
7
—
—
Wins
—
8
—
—
—
2nds
—
4
1
—
—
3rds
—
5
1
—
—
TRACK: 5:1-0-1
DIST: 10:2-2-3
Won over: 1000 (1) 1100 (2) 1200 (3) 1400 (2)
1st UP: 8:3-2-1
2nd UP: 7:3-1-1
3rd UP: 5:1-1-0
4th UP: 3:1-0-2
WIN: 25%
PLACE: 59.4%
RTG: 102
LAST 15 STARTS: 16330474s222s64
6TH, 27Aug22 2.7L Caulfield (G 3) The McCafe
Stakes 1100m 57 (S Mc Gruddy 1) 11, Set wts
with pen, 1:04.33 (Last 600m 34.96, Last
200m 12.40), Soft(5), Shooting For Gold 57 1,
Generation 58.5 2, Star Patrol 57 3, Btg $5.00,
$5.50, $4.80 3rd to turn.
4TH, 10Sep22 1L Flemington (G 2) Bobbie
Lewis Qlty 1200m 55.5 (S Mc Gruddy 10) 14, Lim
53, 1:11.60 (Last 600m 35.22, Last 200m 12.26),
Soft(6), Baller 57 1, Roch ‘n’ Horse 57.5 2, Swats
That 55 3, Btg $15.00, $13.00 2nd to 400m.
Beaten just on a length in the Group 2
Bobbie Lewis last start and that is good
form for this.

12. BUFFALO RIVER (16) 55.5

b g 7 Noble Mission (GB) — Fashion Insider (US)
(M D Moroney)
P’Money
STRS
1st
2nd 3rd
$681,657
29
7
7
4
Sts
Firm Good Soft Heavy Syn
29
—
14
9
4
2
Wins
—
—
4
2
1
2nds
—
3
3
—
1
3rds
—
3
1
—
—
TRACK: 8:2-3-1
DIST: 18:6-6-2

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LEGEND

RACE 1 Smith Highland Foundation NJT

2000m 12.30

Benchmark 78. Prizemoney: $80,000; 1st $44,000; 2nd $14,400; 3rd $7200; 4th $4000; 5th $2400.
Apprentices can claim.
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DRAW
45123 GLOBAL GIFT (FR) w
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4s77s t CORBULO (IRE) d
10
17111 s FENGARADA w
4
211s0 FRENCH MOON dn
8
31554 NERONE w
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3s836 RESURGE dw
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32340 CONSTANTINOPLE (IRE) d 5
10s96 HEAD OF STATE
7
1s443 PROTECTION MONEY dw 6
5s751 s UNIQUE ARTIST (IRE) dw 9
101s9 GONE WEST (NZ) w
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62121 s PRES DE TOI dwn
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TRAINER
Gavin Bedggood
Jason Warren
J Leek Jnr
Symon Wilde
Richard Laming
T & C McEvoy
Aaron Purcell
C J Waller
N A Blackiston
P Stokes
E & D Browne
P A Chow

JOCKEY
J B Opperman (a2)
E Brown
A Lynch
J Allen
D Oliver
B Melham
C Newitt
C Williams
B Prebble
D Moor
D Lane
D Yendall

WGT
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$7.00
26.00
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34.00
7.50
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8.00

RACE 2 Lamaro’s For Equine Pathways Plate 1000m 1.05

EQ1

3yo SW+P. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $82,500; 2nd $27,000; 3rd $13,500; 4th $7500;
5th $4500. Apprentices cannot claim.
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DRAW
11s48 t CANNONBALL t
8
54s91 s RENOSU
7
82s22 s LASCARS
1
32s PORT ALBERT
6
20s90 t MISS ROSEIANO c
5
117s t XTRAVAGANT STAR w 3
26s10 t WINNERTAKESITALL dw 10
s66s1 s KIN
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3 s DESTINY’S DANCER
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TRAINER
A & S Freedman
James Cummings
James Cummings
Nick Ryan
Peter Gelagotis
T & C McEvoy
P & P Snowden
James Cummings
P L Caboche
Ben & J D Hayes

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JOCKEY
M Zahra
C Williams
Ms J Kah
D Lane
J Childs
D Oliver
M Dee
J McNeil
Ms A Kelly (a)
SCRATCHED

RACE 3 4CYTE For Living Legends

WGT
58
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57
57
56.5
56
55.5
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4.80
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*2.90
16.00
11.00
126.00
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1400m 1.40

EQ2

4yo & up Mares Benchmark 90. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $82,500; 2nd $27,000;
3rd $13,500; 4th $7500; 5th $4500. Apprentices can claim.
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12s s OSIPENKO (NZ) wb
1
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212 AFT CABIN dwb
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11s9 ZAMBORGHINI n
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4 31s2 s MERIDIUS w
7
5 1365 LETHAL THOUGHTS w
3
6 040s5 s SIR BAILEY
8
7
1s4 s AMENABLE
11
8
1 s JAPANESE EMPEROR (NZ) w 5
9 2s18 s SIR JUGGERNAUT w
2
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23 s BERARDINO
9
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2 s BLACK SAMURAI
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TRAINER
C J Waller
James Cummings
M M Laurie
Lloyd Kennewell
C Maher & D Eustace
C Maher & D Eustace
M Price & M Kent Jnr
M D Moroney
J P Salanitri
T Busuttin & N Young
Shawn Mathrick

JOCKEY
D Lane
Ms J Kah
B Melham
M Zahra
J Allen
C Williams
D Oliver
J Mott
J Childs
B Melham
E Brown

WGT
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56

3.70
*2.40
18.00
9.50
17.00
23.00
15.00
9.00
26.00
34.00
81.00

RACE 5 Here For The Horses Thousand Guineas Prelude 1400m 2.55
3yo Fillies SW+P Group 2. Prizemoney: $300,000; 1st $180,000; 2nd $54,000; 3rd $27,000;
4th $13,500; 5th $7500. Apprentices cannot claim.
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FORM HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
117s1 s SHE’S LICKETYSPLIT (NZ) 8 Andrew Forsman
20s05 s REVOLUTIONARY MISS t 14 P & P Snowden
10s76 SEVEN VEILS w
9 Mark Newnham
240s7 RUSSIAN CONQUEST w 7 P & P Snowden
51116 s BOOGIE DANCER cw
16 P G Moody
00s53 s MISS HELLFIRE w
4 P & P Snowden
53s97 s MUMBAI JEWEL w
13 Annabel Neasham
s12s5 MADAME POMMERY w 15 C J Waller
132s2 s HOPE AT HAND
17 L Macdonald & A Gluyas
133 s PROSCENIUM ARCH (NZ) wb 3 T Busuttin & N Young
068s1 s SUMATRA
18 James Cummings
1437 s VAGRANT w
10 Mitchell Freedman
350s1 s BONHEUR w
5 T Busuttin & N Young
21s49 s DENIED n
1 M Price & M Kent Jnr
8s863 s CELESTIAL SPIRIT wb
2 G Waterhouse & A Bott
0s381 s FOXY GOLD d
6 R Griffiths & M De Kock
Emergencies: (in order)
s6752 s LOVE NEST
11 Liam Howley
3s7 s CALLSIGN CHARLIE
12 Simon Zahra

EQ4

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JOCKEY
D Lane
J McNeil
C Williams
Ms J Kah
L Nolen
Z Spain
M Zahra
SCRATCHED
J Holder
D Moor
D Oliver
J Allen
B Melham
P Moloney
J Childs
E Brown

WGT
59
58
58
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56

*5.50
11.00
14.00
11.00
6.00
8.50
9.50
—
13.00
14.00
12.00
34.00
14.00
51.00
41.00
81.00

M Dee
F W Kersley

56
56

81.00
101.00

RACE 6 Catanach’s MRC Foundation Cup
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

11.

12.

13.

14.

TRAINER
James Cummings
M A Bell
M, W & J Hawkes
Luke Oliver
C Maher & D Eustace
A & S Freedman
K & K Keys
David & Coral Feek
J D Sadler
C J Waller
Ms L Tolson & Ms L Proctor

JOCKEY
M Zahra
C Newitt
J McNeil
D Stackhouse
Z Spain
B Prebble
E Brown
P Moloney
Ms A Kelly (a2)
C Williams
M Cartwright (a1.5)

WGT
58
55.5
55
55
55
55
54.5
54
54
54
54

*3.10
31.00
12.00
19.00
8.00
9.50
31.00
16.00
6.50
4.80
23.00

GEAR CHANGES
RACE 1: (2) Corbulo blinkers off first time; (3) Fengarada front concussion
plates on first time; (4) French Moon lugging bit off first time; (6) Resurge
blinkers on again, cross-over noseband off first time, pacifiers on first time
RACE 2: (4) Port Albert pre-race ear muffs off first time, gelded; (5) Miss
Roseiano ear muffs on first time, pre-race ear muffs off first time; (6)
Xtravagant Star pre-race ear muffs on first time; (10) Sweetened pre-race
ear muffs on first time, lugging bit on first time
RACE 3: (4) Megamea pre-race ear muffs on first time; (5) Pride Of Jenni
tongue-tie on first time
RACE 4: (1) Osipenko pre-race ear muffs on first time; (5) Lethal Thoughts
cross-over noseband on first time, tongue-tie on first time, visors on first
time; (10) Berardino blinkers on first time
RACE 5: (2) Revolutionary Miss, (10) Proscenium Arch, (17) Love Nest
blinkers on first time; (18) Callsign Charlie winkers on first time
RACE 6: (3) Grand Promenade lugging bit on first time, tongue-tie on first
time; (5) Elephant tongue-tie on first time
RACE 7: (2) Laws Of Indices synthetic hoof filler off first time; (3) Sinawann
cross-over noseband off first time; (5) I Am Superman nose roll off first
time; (6) Just Folk blinkers on first time, pre-race ear muffs on first time,
winkers off first time; (16) Chaillot barrier blanket on again, synthetic hoof
filler off first time, tongue-tie on first time, visors off first time
RACE 8: (7) Isotope blinkers on again; (11) Another Award bit lifter on first
time, tongue-control bit on first time
RACE 9: (5) Amish Boy cross-over noseband off first time, gelded; (7)
Holbien cross-over noseband off again, lugging bit on first time, tongue-tie
off again; (8) Bless Her winkers on first time; (9) It’sourtime tongue-tie off
first time

Note: Greyhound meetings can be found in
Daily Telegraph sport

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

FORM HORSE
DRAW
523s3 s GOLD TRIP (FR) w
6
6s1s5 t EARLSWOOD (GB) tdw 15
16s7s s GRAND PROMENADE (GB) tdw 3
472s2 s SHERAZ (FR) w
14
s5s80 t ELEPHANT (NZ) t
10
036s8 s CHAPADA tw
9
213s0 s DAQIANSWEET JUNIOR (NZ) cdn 7
119s9 t CRYSTAL PEGASUS (GB) dw 8
31s42 s MIDNIGHT BLUE
4
56s46 s LUNAR FLARE dwn
11
s35s1 s EMISSARY (GB) tw
2
210s3 s ALEAS (GB) dw
13
19s92 s SMOKIN’ ROMANS (NZ) wn 12
16s62 s UNCLE BRYN (GB) b
1
321s6 s THE AMAZONIAN dw
5

15.

TRAINER
C Maher & D Eustace
Maddie Raymond
C Maher & D Eustace
C J Waller
E & D Browne
M D Moroney
P Stokes
C J Waller
D T O’Brien
G M Begg
M D Moroney
C J Waller
C Maher & D Eustace
T Busuttin & N Young
M Price & M Kent Jnr

JOCKEY
M Zahra
D Lane
B Melham
D Oliver
J Childs
D Stackhouse
Ms J Kah
C Williams
D Thornton
M Dee
J McNeil
SCRATCHED
E Brown
D Moor
P Moloney

WGT
60
58
57
57
56.5
56
56
55.5
54.5
54
54
54
54
54
54

5.00
17.00
34.00
10.00
61.00
23.00
21.00
13.00
18.00
21.00
5.50
—
8.00
*4.60
34.00

3 FENGARADA
1 Global Gift
5 Nerone
6 Resurge

9 PROTECTION MONEY
11 Gone West
8 Head Of State
3 Fengarada

9 PROTECTION MONEY
3 Fengarada
11 Gone West
1 Global Gift

2

6 XTRAVAGANT STAR
2 Renosu
3 Lascars
1 Cannonball

3 LASCARS
4 Port Albert
6 Xtravagant Star
5 Miss Roseiano

6 XTRAVAGANT STAR
4 Port Albert
2 Renosu
8 Kin

3

1 KATALIN
10 Saigon
6 Zouzarella
3 Jump The Broom

1 KATALIN
9 Adele Amour
6 Zouzarella
10 Saigon

7 ZIMOWY
9 Adele Amour
5 Pride Of Jenni
2 Cyclone Sally

4

2 AFT CABIN
1 Osipenko
4 Meridius
8 Japanese Emperor

8 JAPANESE EMPEROR
2 Aft Cabin
4 Meridius
3 Zamborghini

2 AFT CABIN
7 Amenable
1 Osipenko
4 Meridius

5

6 MISS HELLFIRE
1 She’s Licketysplit
4 Russian Conquest
11 Sumatra

13 BONHEUR
1 She’s Licketysplit
2 Revolutionary Miss
11 Sumatra

10 PROSCENIUM ARCH
7 Mumbai Jewel
6 Miss Hellfire
1 She’s Licketysplit

6

1 GOLD TRIP
14 Uncle Bryn
4 Sheraz
8 Crystal Pegasus

11 EMISSARY
1 Gold Trip
4 Sheraz
14 Uncle Bryn

9 MIDNIGHT BLUE
1 Gold Trip
2 Earlswood
4 Sheraz

7

10 SHOWMANSHIP
15 Tuvalu
18 I Wish I Win
8 Ayrton

18 I WISH I WIN
8 Ayrton
14 Bankers Choice
17 Dragon Leap

3 SINAWANN
8 Ayrton
18 I Wish I Win
10 Showmanship

8

4 CHAIN OF LIGHTNING
2 Zapateo
3 Argentia
7 Isotope

3 ARGENTIA
4 Chain Of Lightning
7 Isotope
2 Zapateo

1 LAVISH GIRL
4 Chain Of Lightning
3 Argentia
5 Written Beauty

9

12 ROSE QUARTZ
1 In The Boat
4 Seradess
2 Ingratiating

9 IT’SOURTIME
4 Seradess
12 Rose Quartz
1 In The Boat

11 CURRAN
4 Seradess
1 In The Boat
2 Ingratiating

RACE 8 How Now Stakes

1200m 4.50

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

FORM HORSE
DRAW
1417s t LAVISH GIRL t
3
21s16 ZAPATEO w
7
1227s t ARGENTIA c
5
1s111 CHAIN OF LIGHTNING cw 11
1559s t WRITTEN BEAUTY dwn 4
45s0s s RAINBIEL dw
12
07946 ISOTOPE dw
10
9s272 SHE’S ALL CLASS w
2
5333s EXCELIDA tdw
9
s8447 s FELICIA cw
1
1144s ANOTHER AWARD dwb 6
04s33 s LARKSPUR RUN w
8

TRAINER
C Maher & D Eustace
James Cummings
A & S Freedman
P G Moody
C J Waller
Anthony Chibnall
T J Gollan
C Maher & D Eustace
Ben & J D Hayes
D Binaisse
L Macdonald & A Gluyas
James Cummings

JOCKEY
B Melham
D Oliver
M Zahra
Ms J Kah
C Williams
C Newitt
D Lane
J McNeil
M Dee
SCRATCHED
J Holder
SCRATCHED

RACE 9 Henley Homes For RPC Handicap

WGT
58
57
57
57
56
56
55
55
55
55
55
55

21.00
6.00
12.00
*2.90
7.00
51.00
5.00
8.50
71.00
—
13.00
—

1100m 5.25

Open. Prizemoney: $150,000; 1st $82,500; 2nd $27,000; 3rd $13,500; 4th $7500; 5th $4500.
Apprentices can claim.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

7.

1400m 4.15

3yo & up Group 1. Prizemoney: $1,000,000; 1st $600,000; 2nd $180,000; 3rd $90,000;
4th $45,000; 5th $25,000. Apprentices cannot claim.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

17
18
19
20

1

8.

RACE 7 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Brad Waters

2000m 3.35

11.

FORM HORSE
DRAW
03s32 t KATALIN dwb
2
15415 s CYCLONE SALLY dwbn
5
140s0 t JUMP THE BROOM wn 9
13145 MEGAMEA dw
7
250s7 t PRIDE OF JENNI w
4
400s8 t ZOUZARELLA w
11
21417 ZIMOWY dwn
3
2s7s2 OCEAN MISS dw
10
1412s s ADELE AMOUR cdw
1
s24s3 SAIGON dw
6
35s11 s LA ZUCCA w
8

Tony Thomas

4yo & up Mares SW+P Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $120,000; 2nd $36,000;
3rd $18,000; 4th $9000; 5th $5000. Apprentices cannot claim.

6.

10.

Ray Thomas

9.

3yo & up Quality Group 3. Prizemoney: $200,000; 1st $120,000; 2nd $36,000; 3rd $18,000;
4th $9000; 5th $5000. Apprentices cannot claim.

9.
7.

TAB CODE: MR

3yo C&Gs SW+P Group 3. Prizemoney: $300,000; 1st $180,000; 2nd $54,000; 3rd $27,000;
4th $13,500; 5th $7500. Apprentices cannot claim.

t won at track. c won this distance at the track. d won this distance another track. w won in wet.
b beaten favourite. o not in first nine. s spell at least three months. h home track. p pulled up.
l lost rider. n won at night.

1.

races Saturday

RACE 4 Caulfield Guineas Prelude

» Daily Double: Races 7 and 9
» Early Quaddie: 2, 3, 4, 5
» Treble: 7, 8, 9
» Quaddie: 6, 7, 8, 9

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2
3
4
5
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7
8
9
10
11
12

Caulfield

FORM HORSE
DRAW TRAINER
546s1 s DALASAN dw
11 L Macdonald & A Gluyas
0409s LAWS OF INDICES (IRE) dw 7 Annabel Neasham
128s6 s SINAWANN (IRE) c
3 A & S Freedman
280s6 CALLSIGN MAV (NZ) dw 12 D T O’Brien
45002 s I AM SUPERMAN (IRE) cd 19 P & P Snowden
10s62 s JUST FOLK dw
5 Joshua Julius
21s05 s GRACEFUL GIRL dw
1 D T O’Brien
s187s AYRTON (NZ) tc
4 M Price & M Kent Jnr
37s94 HILAL w
20 M, W & J Hawkes
1s3s1 s SHOWMANSHIP (NZ) cdw 10 D T O’Brien
22s64 s RED CAN MAN td
17 S J Wolfe
60630 s BUFFALO RIVER (USA) cdw 16 M D Moroney
06591 s AYSAR w
9 Ben & J D Hayes
546s7 s BANKERS CHOICE (NZ) dw 18 M D Moroney
21211 s TUVALU dw
13 L Smith
7s68s CHAILLOT dw
6 M Price & M Kent Jnr
Emergencies: (in order)
34s24 DRAGON LEAP d
15 L O’Sullivan & A Scott
123s1 s I WISH I WIN (NZ) cw
14 P G Moody
580s5 s AGE OF CHIVALRY (NZ) cdw 8 M Price & M Kent Jnr
17s53 s OPEN MINDED (NZ) tcwn 2 A & S Freedman

JOCKEY
J Holder
J Allen
B Melham
J Mott
M Zahra
H Coffey
Ms J Kah
D Lane
J McNeil
D Oliver
L Nolen
D Stackhouse
C Williams
C Newitt
J Fry
D Moor

WGT
58
58
58
57.5
57.5
57.5
57
56.5
56.5
56.5
56
55.5
55
54.5
54.5
53

M Dee
Ms J Kah
E Brown
D Thornton

54.5 7.00
54
*3.20
54
23.00
53.5 41.00

26.00
21.00
18.00
23.00
14.00
41.00
12.00
5.50
12.00
7.50
23.00
23.00
19.00
19.00
5.50
13.00

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

FORM HORSE
DRAW
311s5 t IN THE BOAT cdn
9
5873s t INGRATIATING cdb
13
110s8 t PRINCE OF BOOM dwb 11
5311s t SERADESS wn
7
2970s AMISH BOY
1
0s738 t ROCKETING BY dw
2
5482s t HOLBIEN tw
10
58520 t BLESS HER cdw
8
2482s IT’SOURTIME dwb
6
23399 t SARTORIAL SPLENDOR cwn 4
02204 t CURRAN tdn
3
1312s s ROSE QUARTZ db
5
337s9 s FINE DANE wn
12

TRAINER
L Smith
James Cummings
R L Heathcote
Mark & Levi Kavanagh
C Maher & D Eustace
David Pfieffer
S J Richards
Clayton Douglas
D T O’Brien
J D Sadler
Ms L Tolson & Ms L Proctor
G M Begg
J F Moloney

JOCKEY
Ms A Kelly (a2)
M Zahra
D Lane
C Williams
Ms J Kah
D Oliver
F W Kersley
Ms T Bull (a3)
J McNeil
E Brown
M Cartwright (a1.5)
M Dee
P Moloney

WGT
59
58.5
58
57.5
56
56
55.5
54
54
54
54
54
54

7.50
14.00
7.00
5.50
12.00
41.00
61.00
19.00
6.00
41.00
9.50
*4.80
151.00

TRACK DATA
CIRCUMFERENCE: 2080m. STRAIGHT: 367m. DIRECTION: Anti-clockwise.
LEADING JOCKEY (with rides): Jye McNeil (25 wins past 12 mths). LEADING
TRAINER (with runners): C Maher & D Eustace (23 wins past 12 mths). FAVS
RECORD (past 3 yrs): 31.70% Win 31.55% place. BEST BARRIER (past 3 yrs):
1400m (2)-22wins. TRAINER CHANGES: R1 (2) was trained by J Warren & D
Krongold now Jason Warren. R7 (16) was trained by Archie Alexander now M
Price & M Kent Jnr.

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RE OF THE BEAST

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ranks among the
ements.
ugh stages in your
hen you are startareer highlight to

Nature Strip completes an exhibition
gallop at Rosehill last Saturday, and
(inset) being greeted by his trainer
Chris Waller after winning The King's
Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in June.
Pictures: Getty Images

r first Group winwinner, then your
ate.
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s fresh races and
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nous warning for
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ature Strip’s firstr said.
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good, solid build-

of many talents as he chases his first Group 1 success
“I don’t keep track of how many (kilometres) I do but I get my car serviced
every five or six weeks so that’s a good indication of how far I go,” Fry said.
“I go pretty much everywhere with
one or two exceptions.”
The jockey’s preparedness to hit the
road led to him to a career-best season
when he claimed last season’s champion
country jockey crown.
Fry also showed he has what it takes to
win on two of Australian racing’s biggest
days so Saturday’s Caulfield meeting will
hold no fears for him.
“The season gone past has created a
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lot of opportunities,” Fry said. “I rode 115
winners and got a winner on Melbourne
Cup day and Caulfield Cup day so and
won the country jockeys’ premiership.
“So if your name keeps bobbing up like
that, you always hope it can snowball into
opportunities like this to ride in the
Group 1.”
Tuvalu is a $7.50 chance in early Sir
Rupert Clarke Stakes betting courtesy of
an impressive record that stands at seven
wins and four seconds from 11 starts.
Fry has been aboard for Tuvalu’s last
six starts, which have produced four wins,
including a last-start success in the Listed

Winter Championship Final (1600m) at
Flemington in July. Fry said connections
initially were going to run Tuvalu in
something easier at Sandown on Sunday
week but the gelding’s work and jumpouts prompted them to have a crack at
Saturday’s $1m event.
“We originally planned to run him the
day after the Grand Final at Sandown but
he just had that little freshen up and he
certainly hasn’t gone backwards,” Fry
said. “I gave him a trial and a gallop before the races on Tuesday and he’s probably a bit more advanced than what we
thought he would be fitness-wise.

“Not only is he ultra-consistent but
he’s very versatile as well. Soft tracks,
good tracks, heavy tracks, they don’t
worry him at all.
“We know what he’s capable of and we
know he’ll always do his best so he’s in
with a chance.”
Winning his maiden Group 1 would be
a huge thrill for Fry but he’ll be back up to
Western Highway soon enough to celebrate with his canine mates at home.
Breeding and racing greyhounds is
Fry’s way of switching off from the constant demands of travel and riding across
Victoria.

Gathering
speed in a
rise up the
rankings
RAY THOMAS
NATURE Strip can continue
his climb up the all-time sprint
rankings when he resumes racing in the Group 2 $1 million
The Shorts (1100m) at Royal
Randwick on Saturday.
The Chris Waller-trained
Nature Strip boasts a peak
Timeform rating of 131 which
places him among the nation’s
elite sprinters.
Gary Crispe of Racing And
Sports, is the official compiler
of the Australian Timeform
ratings and the 131 figure he
has afforded Nature Strip
ranks him seventh on the alltime list.
Hall of Famers Black Caviar, Manikato, Vain and Todman top the sprint division
with ratings of 136 each followed by Lankan Rupee and
Hay List on 132.
Champion sprinter Nature
Strip might be an eight-yearold now but he has never raced
in better form than he has the
last 12 months which has included his famous wins in The
Everest, a third successive TJ
Smith Stakes and his King’s
Stand Stakes win in England.
Crispe maintains Nature
Strip is clearly the horse to beat
in the $15 million The TAB Everest (1200m) at Royal Randwick on October 15 but he
believes the gelding is vulnerable in The Shorts.
“There could be a concern
the ‘age curve’ could be
catching up with Nature Strip
but try telling that to those that
saw him ‘bury’ his rivals at
Royal Ascot in June,’’ Crispe
said. “He was recently crowned
the best sprinter on the planet
and Nature Strip sets a very
high bar for his rivals, one that
I doubt any can reach for The
Everest.
“But one thing in his rivals
favour is that The Shorts isn’t
his grand final and he could be
vulnerable on Saturday.’’
Crispe said Nature Strip’s
arch-rival, the evergreen nineyear-old Eduardo, will make a
race of it in The Shorts.
“Eduardo was back as good
as ever in the Concorde Stakes
and has beaten Nature Strip
four times,’’ Crispe said.
“Although Eduardo loses
Nash Rawiller (suspended and
replaced by Brenton Avdulla),
he’s pretty straight forward
and will give the champ something to think about.’’
The “Grey Flash” Classique
Legend, who has twice beaten
Nature Strip, is aiming to get
his career back on track in The
Shorts.
“Classique Legend has only
raced twice since winning The
Everest with ease in 2020,’’
Crispe said. “If his trainer, Les
Bridge, can get Classique Legend right, we know he has the
‘engine’ to be run a big race.’’
Crispe said Mazu and Lost
And Running are promising
sprinters but will need to go to
another level if they are to
trouble the established stars,
Nature Strip, Eduardo and
Classique Legend.

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It’s Zaaki’s day
Star performer better value in George Main
BRAD DAVIDSON
RACE 1

Overview: Open TAB Highway to kick off the
day. Shalstar was a strong winner before a
break and she did beat Sneaky Paige there and
that mare has franked that form since.
Shalstar’s recent trial was pleasing as well.
Custo looks too short in betting here. He is
going well but I can’t get him anywhere near his
current price. Limited Reality and Prince
Nicconi looks next best.
Advice: Shalstar to win.

RACE 2

Overview: He did SP $21 last start which is a
concern but the run was a cracker from
Mahagoni all the same in stronger grade. The
form has been franked since with Waterford
winning again and Kalino running well again
and he is beautifully placed back to Midway
grade. He can get into the three wide line here
and should be too strong late. Navajo Peak, Zou
De Moon and Onemore Sapphire are on the
next line.
Advice: Mahagoni to win.

RACE 3

Overview: Tricky race. Grace And Harmony
was very disappointing second up but she finds
James McDonald here and she can bounce
back. Bazooka, Arctic Thunder and even
Caboche at odds are all chances here though
and it’s going to be a real tactical affair.
Advice: Grace And Harmony to win.

RACE 4

Overview: Arnold looks a progressive galloper
and he is two from two this prep and going the
right way. I think he is crying out for 1600m all
the same. There’s two good roughies that can
run well here in War Eternal and Stray. War
Eternal was great against the pattern fresh and
will love 1400m, while Stray is a great fresh
horse and has trialled well leading in.
Advice: Boxed quinella 1,13,16.

RACE 5

Overview: The favourite Cross Talk is also an
acceptor for Newcastle on Friday. He is a great
chance if he lines up here naturally and the
more rain the better for him. O’President has
been trialling very well and he looks ready to
rumble here first up for the new stable. Lackeen,
Purple Sector and Top Ranked are next.
Advice: O’President on top.

RACE 6

Overview: Zougotcha beat the Golden Rose
favourite, In Secret last start and she did it in

Grace And Harmony will be hard to beat at Randwick, Picture: Grant Peters/Ir
inferior ground as well. She finds James
McDonald here and is bred to love the trip (if
she relaxes). Willinga Beast was great against
the pattern last start and just has to run the trip
now. Wolverine looks a great Flight Stakes
chance and also has claims here.
Advice: Zougotcha to win.

RACE 7

Overview: Zaaki and Anamoe clash in an
intriguing battle here. Both Anamoe and Zaaki
were outstanding fresh but they have bigger
fish to fry later on and won’t be peaking here
naturally. They both have terrific chances all
the same. Duais and Fangirl will be hitting the
line hard late and both are capable of
outsprinting the big guns if it turns into a sprint
home.
Advice: Slight leaning to Zaaki over Anamoe
from a price perspective.

RACE 8

Overview: Fascinating race ahead of the TAB
Everest next month. Nature Strip returns off a
dominant display overseas and naturally he is
the one to beat again here. Eduardo is just a
ripper and he was great against the bias first up
when showing his rivals a clean set of heels. He

has beaten Nature Strip in the past. Lost And
Running hits the line late, while Mazu looks a
bit short in early betting for mine and needs to
find a few lengths against the big guns this
spring.
Advice: Leaning to Nature Strip.

RACE 9

Overview: Gold Trip brings a different form line
to the table here and he has had a gap between
runs but he sounds up to the mark for this. I
expect him to be very strong late here. Benaud
was great against the bias last start and he
profiles well to 2000m third up. He is pretty
short in betting all the same. Surefire’s run was
a complete forgive last start and he can bounce
back here as well.
Advice: Leaning to Gold Trip.

RACE 10

Overview: Interesting race to kick off the day.
Cavalier Charles gets in nice and light here and
I’m expecting him to run very well fresh at odds
for Matt Dale. The stable are dynamite first up.
Devils Throat, Larkspur Run, I Am Lethan,
Battleton and Maotai all have claims here in an
open race to finish the day.
Advice: Leaning to Cavalier Charles at the odds.

MATT JONES AND SHAYNE
O’CASS FIND THE BEST BETS
FOR ROYAL RANDWICK
MJ: Mate, I’m doing and O’Cass and
picking a huge upset in the main race at
Randwick on Saturday. I think the
honest mare Hinged can cause a
boilover and beat Anamoe and Zaaki in
the George Main as an $18 chance. Am I
crazy?
SO: Anamoe probably just wins again
but my actual bet in the race is Hinged
to place.
MJ: A place bet is a wussy bet.
SO: Ok, well how about my $81 shot in
the Tea Rose then? That’s not wussy. I
speak of Renaissance Woman who
could win and shock a few of these. If
she doesn't win I still think she’ll run
well.
MJ: It’s hard to go against Zougotcha in
the Tea Rose but I do think, with a little
more luck, Willinga Beast can finish in
front of North Star Lass who beat her in
the Furious last time. It’s a tough race to
find a clear pick though. I watched
Nature Strip gallop at Rosehill on
Saturday and he looked better than
ever. I can’t go past him in The Shorts
but the evergreen Eduardo and the star
on the rise in Mazu are going to be hard
to beat while Masked Crusader has
been trialling great. I think Classique
Legend and Lost And Running will need
the run.
SO: Mazu has to take another step up
but I just can’t believe how well he’s
trialling. He could win The Shorts then
go on to win The Everest. He is certainly
tracking that way.
MJ: The Kingston Town Stakes looks to
be the race for Benaud who has been
great this time in and he’s going to love
2000m now but I am wary of Gold Trip
in that race who will be an improver off
a freshen up.
SO: I was on the handy stayer
Kukeracha at big odds first-up. It’s even
bigger odds this time but there’s huge
improvement in the horse up to a trip
and he is a Derby winner.
MJ: All your tips are longer odds the
next time.

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Shelby is
back to
take on
the stars
MATT JONES
DANNY Williams always
speaks with great emotion
when talking about his stable
star Shelby Sixtysix and fortunately for him it’s been with
tears of joy in 2022.
No-one would’ve thought
the horse that couldn’t win a
Highway race would turn into
a Group 1 winner but he turned
things around so much that he
won The Galaxy as a $7 chance
in the autumn at Rosehill.
The six-year-old is secondup in The Shorts on Saturday
at Randwick as a long shot and
while still emotional when
talking about Shelby Sixtysix,
Williams was also frustrated, at
least for now.
“He’s not a horse that was
ever going to be going into
these races 100 per cent fit and
as hard as that is to swallow for
us it’s just so hard for this type
of horse,” Williams said.
“If he was straightforward I
would’ve had him wound up
for his first-up effort.”
He ran seventh in the Concorde Stakes when beaten by
nearly nine lengths.
Williams said that if his
horse doesn’t win on Saturday
it won’t be a big loss.
“It does hurt me to go into
these races knowing he’s
underdone at a high level but
what I do expect this week is a
six-length improvement on his
first-up run,” Williams said.
“That’s how much improvement is there. I think we
should see him at his best
fourth-up and we’re targeting
the Sydney Stakes which is his
main goal.
“We’re racing against some
of the best horses to have gone
around in the last five years.
This is the strongest Shorts
we’ve seen in a long time.
“It was impossible to make
up ground first-up but he
peeled off good final sectionals
and his best work was in the
last 50m.”
Prince Nicconi is a much
better winning chance in the
Highway Handicap (1000m) to
start the day but Williams was
also a little worried about what
he will face. He ran a close second two weeks ago in a Highway behind the highly
promising Opal Ridge.
“He was good enough the
other day off a soft lead to have
a good kick and that was as
good as he was going to run on
that type of surface.’’

Crockett has cause
to believe Reality

Trainer Cameron Crockett with former stable star Sharpe Hussler at Rosehill Gardens. Picture: Simon Bullard

MATT JONES
SCONE trainer Cameron
Crockett has a runner heading towards the $2 million
Kosciuszko next month but
might be unleashing a more
talented horse at Randwick
on Saturday.
Limited Reality is looking
to stay undefeated in the
Highway Handicap (1000m)
after putting three wins together in the country.
But all three came last year
and he hasn’t raced since winning at Mudgee in December.
Crockett thinks that’s why
he might be going around
overs at $5.50 although he admitted it was a good edition of
the Highway.
“I think they’ve just forgot

about him,” Crockett said.
“He’s been going very well
at home.”
He had to spell after that
win before Christmas and
forced to have another break
after a barrier trial at Muswellbrook in April.
“He’s a horse that can find
himself in trouble but he’s in
pretty good order at the minute. He’s sound but had stone
bruises after his last win then
hurt his foot on a gate last
prep,” Crockett said.
“He’s working extremely
well. To my eye, he’s doing it
very relaxed and he looks to
me like he’ll want seven furlongs (1400m) as he’s got
more relaxed.
“He just had nervous energy over those shorts trips as

a baby but now he’s more of a
racehorse.
“He’s got a really efficient
action and I’m looking forward to getting the wheels
going again on Saturday.”
Crockett is hoping he will
again be forced to tip him out
soon but for different reasons
this time.
“That’s (Country Championships) what I’m thinking
at the moment,” he said.
“I didn’t have the confidence to put anything together for his for the Kosciuszko
just because he’s had those
couple of stoppages.”
Crockett is currently deciding if he’ll give Commando
Hunt another run or barrier
trial before next month’s
Kosciuszko at Randwick.

When asked how far behind Limited Reality is compared to Commando Hunt
Crockett wasn’t hiding anything.
“Comparing the two horses, I could argue a case that
Limited Reality is a better galloper andmuch more natural
but Commando Hunt is more
seasoned,” he said. “He’s been
to the high pressure of the
Country Championships but
if they had already had the
same preparations Limited
Reality would probably be the
better horse.”
Limited Reality will jump
from barrier eight under
Reece Jones on Saturday and
Crockett will find out just
how good he might one day
be.

“He’s won all three races
on raw talent and the only
box he’s got left to tick is how
he sustains pressure,” he said.
“By the pressure what I
mean is that there will be a big
crowd there and he’s got to
travel down and the race will
be run more solid than what
he’s been used to.
“He gives me the indication that he’ll handle the
race pressure because I do
think he’s a proper horse.
“When you get a horse of
his ability running in the bush
they can look special.”
Limited Reality is a $5.50
chance tomorrow while
stablemate Salire is $23 in the
Highway having run third in
one two weeks ago behind the
promising Opal Ridge.

Baker remains hopeful O’President can garner some fanfare
MATT JONES
O’PRESIDENT is challenging Cross
Talk for favouritism in Saturday’s
Group 3 Bill Richie Handicap
(1400m) at Randwick for new trainer
Bjorn Baker.
Formally trained by Chris Waller,
O’president won the Group 2 Skyline
Stakes as a two-year-old in February
2021 and as a three-year-old he ran
second last start in The Coast behind
Rustic Steel in May.
He’s impressed his new trainer
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who has watched him win both barrier trials by three and a half lengths
and 13 lengths leading into his fresh
run.
He’s a $3.50 second favourite behind Cross Talk ($2.80) and he will be
favourite if Cross Talk runs in Newcastle on Friday in the Cameron
Handicap where he’s also favourite.
Baker thinks O’president will go
close from barrier three on Saturday
with Rachel King on.
“I think he’s in great order and can
handle all tracks,” he said.

“I’m really looking forward to seeing him race and I think he’s going to
make his presence felt on Saturday.
“I think he’s probably my best on
the day. I’m excited to see him. I just
think he’s going very well and I’m also
very happy with Overpass.”
Overpass has also been dominating at the barrier trials but he’s got to
race in the Group 2 The Shorts
(1100m) against a bunch of Everest
horses.
He’s still going to give a sight but
questions remain about his ability to

handle the race pressure from start to
finish.
“He’s been going well but this is a
tough race,” Baker said.
“I still think he’s going to run a
good race though because he’s very
genuine.
“He might need a bit of luck from
the gate (11).”
Ita and War Eternal take each
other on in the fourth race as good
value hopes.
“I think Ita is underrated and will
be in this race with an each-way

chance in a big field so she’s not out of
it,” Baker said.
“War Eternal isn’t either and he
gets 3kg off his back with the claim (of
Dylan Gibbons). I think he’s going to
improve off that last run.”
Kiss The Bride goes around in the
third over a mile as a last start winning when sent out a $14 hope at
Randwick two week ago.
“It was a little bit of a surprise to
see him win that day because I
thought he’d struggle in the track,”
Baker said.

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RAY THOMAS
Winx (Warwick) Stakes-George
Main
Stakes:
Winx-2016/2017/2018, Lonhro
(2003), Defier (2002), Kingston Town (1981/1982), Party’s
Pride (1978), Purple Patch
(1976), Nippon (1972), Tarien
(1953), San Domenico (1950)
and The Groom (1949).
Chelmsford Stakes-George
Main Stakes: Winx (2017),
Lonhro (2003), Campaign
King (1987), Emancipation
(1983), Kingston Town (1981),
Purple Patch (1976)
Tramway Stakes-George
Main Stakes: Sincero (2011),
Shaftesbury Avenue (1990),
Tullmax (1980), Imposing
(1979), Landy (1957), De La
Salle (1948)
Doncaster
Mile-George
Main Stakes: Winx (2016),
Kermadec (2015), Sacred Falls
(2014), Racing To Win (2006)
George
Main
StakesEpsom Hcp: Racing To Win
(2006), Imposing (1979), Chantal (1966).

Montefilia

George Main Stakes, Group 1, 1600m Royal Randwick
1 1213x1 ZAAKI (GB) Annabel Neasham Tommy Berry 7 59kg $2.90
2 00x25x MAXIMAL (GB) John O’Shea Sam Clipperton 9 59kg $101
3 1219x1 ANAMOE James Cummings James McDonald 8 58.5kg $2.20f
4 3120x6 CONVERGE Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Tim Clark 10 58.5kg $26
5 x04x34 PROFONDO Richard Litt Brenton Avdulla 2 58.5kg $18
6 6117x0 DUAIS Edward Cummings Joshua Parr 5 57kg $18
7 4x718x MONTEFILIA David Payne Jason Collett 6 57kg $26
8 333x72 ICEBATH (NZ) Brad Widdup 4 57kg $23
9 5410x2 FANGIRL Chris Waller Hugh Bowman 3 56.5kg $10
10 1324x5 HINGED Chris Waller Kerrin McEvoy 1 56.5kg $18

HOW THE TOP FANCIES FARED IN THE MAIN LEAD-UP RACES

WINX STAKES, RANDWICK, AUGUST 20
Anamoe made a stunning return in the Winx Stakes. The Godolphin superstar was forced to
make his run along the inside section of the track in the straight which was inferior going on the day
but didn’t prevent him powering clear to win by a convincing margin. Fangirl was last on the turn
before finishing fast wide out to claim second. Profondo endured a wide run without cover so his
first-up third was full of merit. Hinged (fifth) didn’t have much galloping room in the final 400m and
Icebath (seventh) was strong through the line.

Favourites have dominated the race in recent years, winning 10 of
the last 12 renewals. There has been five odds-on favourites win
in this period with Winx the shortest at $1.09 in 2016, $1.12 in 2017
and $1.10 in 2018. More Joyous scored at $1.60 in 2010. Verry Elleegant won at $1.75 last year. Since Adam won at $13 in 2000,
there has been only one winner at double figure odds - Road To
Rock at $41 in 2009.

The Randwick 1600m start boasts a long run of more than 600m
to the first turn, so those drawn wide are not unduly disadvantaged. There are only 10 runners in the race so the barrier draw is
not as significant. Over the last 30 years, barrier four has been the
most successful starting position with five wins.

Anamoe was outstanding
first-up in the Winx Stakes,
overcoming a track bias to
score with authority.
He’s a multiple Group 1
winner, excels at Randwick
and over the 1600m course.
He should be able to find a
position just in behind the
leaders and be ready to strike
from the turn. Although

Anamoe has never won
successive races during a
preparation, he is ready to
record his fifth career Group 1
win.
Zaaki is the obvious
danger. He’s a powerhouse
with the ability to sustain a
long sprint, grinding his rivals
into the ground. He
shouldered a big weight to
win the Tramway Stakes

TRAMWAY STAKES, RANDWICK, SEPTEMBER 3
Zaaki set a modern weight-carrying record in the Tramway when he shouldered 59kg to a
dominant win. Icebath was last of seven on the turn but ran on strongly late to finish second, albeit
nearly two lengths behind Zaaki. Profondo struggled in the heavy conditions but held his ground in
the run home to finish fourth. Converge was within striking distance on the turn but he also failed to
accelerate in the going and laboured into sixth placing.

There is no obvious leader although Zaaki likes to race on
speed and dictate terms to suit.
He can roll across from barrier
seven and either take up the
running or settle outside either
Hinged (barrier one) or Profondo (barrier two, pictured
right) in the lead. Anamoe is
drawn next to Zaaki so he is
likely to follow that horse
across and probably settle
third or fourth, stalking the
leaders. The race tempo is unlikely to be frenetic as most of
the remaining starters will look
to settle off speed.

brilliantly when resuming and
is better suited at weight-forage. The Randwick mile
course is ideal for him, he will
settle on speed and is going
to be tough to run down.
The Chris Waller-trained
mares Fangirl and Hinged are
both chances of causing an
upset. Fangirl finished very
strongly wide out for second
behind Anamoe in the Winx

Chris Waller has eight of the
last 10 George Main Stakes
with Verry Elleegant (2021),
Kolding
(2020),
Winx
(2016-17-18), Kermadec (2015),
Sacred Falls (2014) and Shoot
Out (2012). Tommy Smith
holds the race training record
with 12 wins.

1 ANAMOE
2 Zaaki
3 Fangirl
4 Hinged
Stakes and can only be
improved going out to
1600m. Hinged ran fifth in
the Winx Stakes but her run
was very good as she was
crowded for room for most of
the final 400. There wasn’t

much between Fangirl and
Hinged last season and both
mares will be very
competitive.
Montefilia is an
outstanding mare resuming
and although she usually
needs a run or two to strike
top form, she has had plenty
of work and is ready to run
well.
Profondo’s two runs back
have been good and he looks
to get a race surface to suit
here.

Hugh Bowman rode Winx to
her unprecedented George
Main Stakes treble and he also
won on Shoot Out (2012). His
four wins in the Randwick
weight-for-age feature is the
best of any modern-era jockey
but he has a long way to go to
challenge the race riding record of George Moore with
nine wins.

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Holy guacamole
COME ON, AVO GO AT THESE
AND IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS

SURF ‘N’ TURF
TACOS WITH
CHARRED
PINEAPPLE
SALSA

SKILLET
CORNBREAD
WITH
BREAKFAST
GUACAMOLE

SERVES 5. PREP 25 MINS. COOK 25 MINS.

INGREDIENTS
• ¼ red cabbage, trimmed, finely
shredded
• Juice of 1 lime, plus extra
wedges, to serve
• 600g skinless Hiramasa
kingfish, cut into 2cm-thick
lengths
• Extra virgin olive oil, to drizzle
• 15 small (15cm diameter) soft
flour tortillas, grilled
• Hot sauce, to serve
• Pickled jalapenos, to serve
SPICED PORK
• 250g pork eye fillet, trimmed
• 1 tsp ground cumin
• 1 tsp ground coriander
• 1 garlic clove, finely grated
• 1 tsp smoked paprika
• ¼ tsp chipotle chilli powder
• Juice and zest of ½ orange
GUACAMOLE
• 2 avocados, mashed
• 1 small red onion, finely
chopped
• Juice of 2 limes
• ¼ tsp dried red chilli (optional)
CHARRED PINEAPPLE SALSA
• 1 small pineapple, peeled, core
removed, cut into 8 long wedges
• ¼ cup (60ml) extra virgin olive
oil
• 1 small red onion, finely
chopped
• Juice and zest of 1 lime
• ¼ bunch coriander, roughly
chopped, plus extra to serve

SERVES 6. PREP 30 MINS. COOK 45 MINS

INGREDIENTS

METHOD
1 For the spiced pork, place all
ingredients in a large bowl and toss
to combine. Season, cover, and
marinate in the fridge for 2-3
hours.
2 For the charred pineapple salsa,
preheat a lightly greased barbecue
or chargrill pan to high. Drizzle
pineapple with oil and cook,
turning frequently, for 6-8 minutes
until charred all over. Stand until
cool enough to handle, then cut

SPICY GUACAMOLE
INGREDIENTS

• 2 tbsp lime juice
• ⅓ red onion, finely chopped
• 3 avocados, halved
• 1 garlic clove, crushed
• 1 bunch coriander, leaves picked,
finely chopped
• 1 jalapeno, finely chopped, plus extra
chopped to serve
• 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, plus extra
to drizzle
• 1 tsp green Tabasco
• Lavosh crispbread, to serve

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into 5cm pieces. Transfer to a large
bowl with the remaining salsa
ingredients and toss to combine.
Set aside.
3 To make the pickled cabbage,
place the cabbage and lime juice in
a bowl. Season to taste and toss to
combine. Stand until ready to use.
4 For the guacamole, place all
ingredients in a bowl, season, and
stir to combine.
5 Place pork fillet on barbecue or
chargrill pan and cook, turning
frequently, for 10-12 minutes until

SERVES 6. PREP 8 MINS.

METHOD
1 Place lime juice, onion and 1 tsp salt
flakes in a bowl and set aside to soften
slightly. Scoop avocado into a bowl
and roughly mash. Add garlic, half the
coriander, jalapeno, olive oil, Tabasco
and the onion and lime juice mixture.
Fold to combine.
2 Season to taste, then spread over a
serving plate. Scatter with remaining
coriander, drizzle with extra olive oil
and extra jalapeno. Serve with lavosh.
– Phoebe Wood

charred and cooked through. Rest
for 15 minutes before slicing.
Meanwhile, drizzle kingfish with oil
and season. Barbecue, turning
frequently, for 2-3 minutes until
just cooked. Rest for 5 minutes.
6 Place pork, kingfish, salsa,
pickled cabbage and guacamole in
separate bowls alongside grilled
tortillas. Serve with lime wedges,
hot sauce, jalapenos and extra
coriander, and let everyone help
themselves and build their own
tacos.
– Darren Robertson

• 4 corn cobs, kernels removed
• 2 long green shallots, trimmed,
sliced
• ¼ cup chopped flat-leaf parsley
leaves
• ¼ cup chopped coriander leaves,
plus extra to serve
• 1 ½ cups (250g) polenta
• 1 cup (150g) self-raising flour
• 1 ½ cups (375ml) buttermilk
• 2 eggs
• ¼ cup (60ml) extra virgin olive oil
GUACAMOLE
• 2 ripe avocados
• Juice of 2 limes, plus extra lime
wedges to serve
• 1 small eschalot, finely chopped
• 1 small tomato, finely chopped
• 1 bunch coriander, leaves chopped
• ½ tsp dried chilli flakes, plus extra to
serve

METHOD
1 Preheat oven to 200C. Lightly
grease a 25cm top and 20cm bottom
skillet pan. Place half the corn in a
food processor and pulse until
roughly blended. Transfer to a bowl
with the remaining corn, long green
shallot, parsley, coriander, polenta
and flour. Season with salt and
pepper and mix to combine.
2 Whisk the buttermilk, eggs and oil in
a large jug. Carefully add to the dry
ingredients and stir until well
combined. Pour into the skillet pan
and bake for 40-45 minutes until
golden and a skewer inserted in the
centre comes out clean.
3 Meanwhile, for the guacamole,
scoop avocado into a bowl and
roughly mash. Add the lime juice,
eschalot, tomato, coriander and chilli
flakes, season with salt and pepper
and fold to combine.
4 Scatter the warmed cornbread with
extra coriander and chilli flakes, and
serve with the guacamole and lime
wedges alongside.

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36 Finnish baths
38 Ol’ Blue Eyes (5,7)
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31 Spaghetti, 33 Impetigo, 35 Astir, 36 Clang,
37 Edibles, 40 Steel wool, 41 Assailant,
42 Entirety, 43 Stay, 44 Get on.
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5 Hustle, 7 Occasion, 8 Dress up, 9 Nuisances,
10 Sushi, 11 Catchphrase, 17 Facials, 18 Terra,
20 Supremo, 21 Identically, 24 Wilde,
26 Apartment, 28 Aimlessly, 29 Brilliant,
30 Stuck out, 32 Hurdler, 34 Aghast, 35 Aisle,
38 Icing, 39 Set in.

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Previous solution: BERTH, EMPTY, ISSUE, GIANT, ERUPT
Keyword: BEIGE

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RATING: Difficult

SOLUTION

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Adding trees and
flowerbeds (11)
Pale (5)
Hint (4)
Mighty flotilla (6)
Neighbouring (6)
Temperamental
artiste (4)
Physique (5)
Social elite (4,7)

Down

1 Dictionary (7)
2 Budgie food (4)
3 Declare to be
true (6)
4 Fake (leather) (9)
5 Achieved (3)
6 Trying to
equal (9)
10 Music school (7)
11 Homes (6)
14 Political power
group (4)
15 Cry of
contempt (3)

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RATING: Very Easy

The French put
cross next to
“symbol” in
vocabulary list (7)

QUICK CLUES
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CRYPTIC

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Rearrange the letters in each
row to form a word.

2 Ranked player gives
up the pip! (4)
3 Verify if farm is in
trouble (6)
4 Artificial
reproduction (9)
5 Obtained part of
Gothic structure (3)
6 Imitating Aussie
bird in front of a
glint, confused (9)
10 What kind of award
is suitable for a cad
who beheads the
enemy (7)
11 Odes go on about
graduate’s
dwellings (6)
14 Cartel to throw
away blowtorch (4)
15 An exclamation of
“Rubbish from the
Kasbah!” (3)

Down

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6 What year was the first Rubik’s Cube World
Championship held?
7 What did Chicago hairdresser Margaret Vinci Heldt
develop in 1960?
8 What two bones are found in a human forearm and
the wing of a bird?
9 Periwinkle and space cadet are shades of which
primary colour?
10 What is the postcode for Uluru?

JUMBLE

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CRYPTIC CLUES
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Which author, painter and comedian was
runner-up on Dancing With The Stars in 2007?
What does topaz score on the Mohs scale of
mineral hardness?
In the nursery rhyme, how is Tuesday’s child
described?
What is the world’s largest spider by leg span?
On a commercial sewing pattern, what do double
lines indicate?

SUDOKU

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Visually
alluring (3-8)
Euphoric drug
Bedsheets
Double
Chosen path
Military officers
Limb
Golly, — whiz!
Furious
Sports stadium
Cut back
Distributed cards
Crisps flavour,
cheese and —

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Outgoings
Floral display
Tightened up
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Action scene
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Purposes
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We bear out a
warning (6)
Set up in silent
rapture (6)
Flame was in
charge of the
frivolous (5-6)
Apparently Ida lies
about worship (7)
Seek damages from
pursuer for stealing
feline rumble (3)
Parrot would take the
centre if given the
choice (4)
The state of India is a
global oddity (3)
Against nuclear
testing, initially (4)
Colour of Vietnamese
port city (3)
Say! She ate loudly,
quite satisfied! (7)

9 Exhume headless
pest with
indifference (11)
15 In ecstasy, luminary
found shelter (6)
16 Struggle to handle
and exchange for
donkey (6)

19 So-called cell-freeze
pecked with
dignity (4-7)
20 Having tea in sordid
surroundings, like a
sauna (6)
21 He whips carpets,
panels or eggs (6)

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Playful behaviour
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SOLUTION
maybe? (11)
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C O S M O P
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O F F I C
Sinister leader (5,8)
O
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Choppers chopped
V E N O M
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TARGET MASTER
How many words of four letters or more can you make from
these nine letters? Each letter may be used only once. The centre
letter must be included. No slang, foreign or capitalised words,
hyphens, apostrophes, or plurals ending in ‘s’. Only one form of a
verb can be used, e.g. ‘ring’, but not ‘rings’ or ‘ringing’.

Today’s target:

Good 7 Very Good 11 Excellent 15+

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Previous solution: Cape, Carp, Pace, Pack, Pare, Park, Peak, Pear, Peck, Perk, Rape,
Reap, Apace, Caper, Pacer, Paper, Parka, Recap, Appear, Packer, Repack, Prepack.
9-letter word: PAPERBACK

All features distributed by Lovatts Media Group: 1800 254 199. Sources: Oxford, Collins & Macquarie Dictionaries.

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WORDFIT

Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet.
Enter the letter or letters given in the control grid into the main grid,
then use your knowledge of words to work out which letters should
go in the missing squares. As you get the letters, fill in other squares
with the same number in the main grid and control grid.
Check letters off the A to Z list at the bottom as you identify them.

Can you find all the words into the grid?
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Insert the missing
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down. More than one
solution may be possible.

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Cold and gruelling quest
of three heroic explorers
ELLIOTT STEWART

F

acing blizzards, starvation,
frostbite and the prospect of
death, three brave explorers
marched 2028km through
the unknown Antarctic
terrain in search of the south
magnetic pole.
On this day, September 16
1908, Douglas Mawson, T.W.
Edgeworth David and Alistair Mackay
set off on a race through the south
pole, where no man had dared go
before.
Better known as the Nimrod
Expedition, the explorers parted ways
from their leader Ernest Shackleton,
who was headed towards the south
pole, the southernmost point on earth,
while Mawson (inset) and
d co
carried on northwest using
ng
special compasses known
n as
a ‘dip compass’ in hopes of
finding the magnetic pole.
e.
The team were in good
d
hands, with Mawson
being no stranger to the
Antarctic, voyaging the
land a year prior with
Shackleton, stopping
97km short of the south
pole.
However, nothing could
uld
prepare them for the
unknown of the magneticc pole
and the journey of discovery
very
quickly became a gruelling one.
The trio hauled sledges the entire
trip and had to reduce rations early
into their march as without the
assistance of sled dogs the journey took
far longer than expected.
The men quickly found a new
problem with crevasses providing a
double-edged sword as it was enough
to take their mind off of hunger but
replaced it with the thought of
plummeting to their death.
To avoid the dangerous crevasses
the trio often looked to haul the sled on
heavier snow but in typical fashion this
only brought more problems.
The heavy snow constantly lodged
the sledge within its powder resulting
in a gruesome matter. Edgeworth
David wrote that the constant sledging
saw one of his fingers nearly breaking

SEPT 13 1996
TUPAC SHAKUR
American rap singer and actor
who starred in films such as
Juice and Bullet. He died of
internal bleeding after a driveby shooting. He was aged
just 25
SEPT 14 1901
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
The United States President dies
in Buffalo after being shot eight
days earlier by anarchist Leon
Czolgosz.

1965

1908
1920

Raising the Union
Jack at what was
thought to be the
south magnetic
pole are (L to R)
Alistair Mackay, Sir
Edgeworth David
and Douglas
Mawson.

The Wall Street
bombing occurs
at 12:01 when a horsedrawn wagon explodes on
Wall Street, New York,
killing 38 and injuring 143
others.
German
bombers attack
central London. Several
areas of London were in
flames and the royal palace,
churches, and hospitals
were all hit.
Germany’s
chancellor Adolf
Hitler orders that for every
dead German, 100
Yugoslavs should be killed,
during World War II.
The first movie in
Cinemascope,
The Robe based on the
book by Lloyd C. Douglas,
directed by Henry Koster
and starring Richard Burton
and Jean Simmons,
premieres.
British singer
Davie Jones
changes his stage name to
David Bowie to avoid
confusion with the lead
singer of The Monkees.
In the United
States, six
members of the racist hate
group Ku Klux Klansmen
are arrested in connection
with the bombing of 10
school buses.
O.J. Simpson
rushes for a then
NFL record 250 yards in
Buffalo’s 31-13 win at New
England, almost 20 years
before his famous murder
trial.
Action movie
star Arnold
Schwarzenegger becomes a
US citizen and would go on
to become the 38th
Governor of California
900 die in a
flood in Pakistan
and 3.3 million people in
Punjab are forced to
evacuate their homes.
Barbados Prime
Minister Mia
Mottley announces the
country’s intention to
remove Queen Elizabeth II
as its head of state and
become a republic.

1940
1941

1953

and “the flesh to be torn off one of his
knuckles”.
Their treacherous journey would
finally ease up for a blissful few days
when they reached a polar plateau,
taking away the headache of crevasses.
Unfortunately when one door closes
another one opens, with this door
opening up freezing temperatures of
minus 27 degrees.
It had all paid off though, through
crevasses, broken fingers and
starvation. On January 15 Mawson
calculated they were 13 miles from the
magnetic pole and elected to make a
final push the next day.
The three exhausted men marched
towards what they thought was the
magnetic pole, planted the Union Jack
flag and claimed the surrounding land
on behalf of the British Empire, also

SEPT 14 1851
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
American author of numerous
biographies and novels including
The Last Of The Mohicans,
considered by many to be a
masterpiece. The author died of
dropsy aged 61. His historical
romances that depicted
colonist and Indigenous
characters from the 17th
Century to the 19th Century
brought him fame and
fortune.

contributing to the 42 per cent of land
in the Antarctic that Mawson would
claim throughout his life.
The job wasn’t done yet though with
the clock still well and truly ticking, as
if they didn’t reach the coast by the
beginning of February they would miss
their boat home and be stranded in the
Antarctic.
With just 16 days to navigate 430km
there was no time to waste as
Edgeworth David wrote “we all did a
right-about turn and as quick a march
as tired limbs would allow”. Over the
next 16 days the crew would be
challenged not only physically but
mentally with Edgeworth David’s
mental health taking a dramatic turn,
almost giving up and refusing to make
the return home.
The prospect of giving up was again

SEPT 14 1982
GRACE KELLY
The famed actor who became the
princess of Monaco. Princess
Grace died in a car crash aged 52.
She was driving herself and
plunged into a ravine about
40m deep.
SEPT 14 2009
PATRICK SWAYZE
The American actor who starred
in films such as the massively
successful Ghost and Dirty
Dancing. He died after a long
battle with pancreatic cancer
aged 57.
SEPT 15 1859
ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL
British engineer who designed

raised when Mawson fell into a
crevasse and the team were challenged
with rescuing him. Thankfully, the
bottom of a crevasse almost felt like
home for Mawson with this being
neither his first or last time in one, and
after hours of attempted rescue their
frostbitten hands were finally able to
pull Mawson out.
Amazingly, on February 4, they
reached the coast line, not as just men
anymore, but exploring legends.
Unfortunately Mawson would later
discover he had miscalculated and the
men had only reached an outlier of the
magnetic pole.
Despite the miscalculation the
heroic journey of 2028km would see
Mawson become one of Australia’s
greatest heroes and the world’s most
revered explorers.

the SS Great Britain and Great
Western Railway. He died of a
stroke aged 53.
SEPT 16 1736
DANIEL FAHRENHEIT
Dutch-German-Polish physicist,
inventor and scientific
instrument maker. He invented
the thermometer and the
Fahrenheit scale. He died aged
50
SEPT 16 1993
OODGEROO NOONUCCAL
Australian Aboriginal political
activist and writer (We Are
Going). He died from cancer
at the Repatriation General
Hospital at Greenslope
aged 72.

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1992

2020

GRACE
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Now is the right time
for Myer-DJs merger

N

‘customer first’ plan that began four years ago. Picture: Stefan Postles
of its final dividend that also
complements the return of its
interim dividend of 1.5c a
share it paid earlier this year,
Operating gross profit increased 8.5 per cent to
$1.145bn, while margins fell by
141 basis points to 38.3 per
cent, reflecting Covid-related
supply chain costs and increased promotional activity.
Mr King said the full-year
results demonstrated again
how his “customer first” plan
continued to deliver and gain
momentum, with Myer re-

cording its best second half
profit result in nine years.
“We have clearly established strong digital and data
credentials in recent years,
evidenced by the growth in
online and MyerOne. However, the true strength of our
business is its multi-channel
opportunity,” he said.
“The combination of our
online performance and our
store network returning to
growth has allowed us to
navigate the early challenges
in the year.”

We are
confident
that we have
the right offer
for Christmas
John King

ow is the time for
the great MyerDavid Jones
department store
merger –
something that would have
been utterly unthinkable
through almost the entire
period of the late Queen’s
reign.
Indeed, it should be a
three-way deal, also
involving billionaire
Solomon Lew, who has been
relentlessly stalking Myer,
and from time-to-time
actually getting through the
shop door, for well over half
the Queen’s reign. Any
merger of the two iconic
brands was unthinkable
through the second half of
the 20th century because of
their dominance in their
separate individual spaces.
Myer in the great midmarket of especially Edna
Everage’s middle-class
Melbourne; DJs in the upper
echelons of both old and
post-war new Sydney
money, and with its takeover
of Buckley’s into Toorak and
Brighton as well.
In the 21st century so far,
it would have been an
awkward exercise in two
dinosaurs mating, and
spilling a lot of blood on the
floor in the process.
Now, the numbers for the
2021-22 year and especially
for the second half – the first
period of semi-normal semipost-Covid trading since the
Christmas half of 2019 –
show that not only is there
still life in the old dinosaur
yet, but CEO John King has
well and truly put Myer on a
post-dinosaur path.
The big number was the
$723m of online sales – fully
one-quarter of the total
sales. It was also nearly triple

TERRY
MCCRANN
the $262m figure of the
2018-19 year. Yes, ‘Covid did
it’ – or to be more exact,
Chairman Dan and his
lockdowns, which hit Myer
particularly hard given its
heavy exposure to Victoria
and Melbourne in particular.
Myer had to build its
online dynamic and do it
both fast and effectively and
it did.
Critically, the bricks and
mortar sales have come back
with the end of lockdowns
and Myer now has and held
an online business of scale,
to sit both on top of the
stores and to integrate with
them.
As King was at pains to
emphasise – as he has been
doing for years, going back
before Covid - how
important the ‘omnichannel’ dynamic was to
Myer’s growth future.
But, the main game
remains the stores and that
is still challenging as King
continues to cut into floorspace.
Here are some key
numbers. King emphasised
that second half sales were
up 11.5 per cent on the preCovid 2019 second half.
But that was down to the
spectacular online growth,

with second half online up
from $110m to $299m.
In-store sales actually
edged down 3 per cent in the
second half over the three
years.
As an operational
performance that was very
impressive, largely explained
by store closures, and
especially given that ‘life in
the city’ – any Australian
city, but especially
Melbourne - was not yet
back to anything like its preCovid level.
Add it all up and King has
put in place a base for
sustainable growth –
underlined by the
declaration of a fullyfranked dividend and a
thumping $186m of net cash
in the bank.
So why bother with the
floundering DJs? Especially
now that much of its –
hugely lucrative megamargin - turf has been stolen
by the speciality luxury
brands in Collins St, at
Chadstone and similar sites
in Sydney? For two big
reasons.
We are still over-shopped
for department stores. We –
and more particularly their
shareholders - still need the
two put together and up to
half of their stores closed.
Second is that very reality
of Myer’s online success.
Now is exactly the time to
leverage it across the DJs
customer base.
A third reason is
opportunity. Myer can
propose marriage from a
position of strength; DJs’
South African Owner
Woolworths (no relation) is
a desperate seller.
Maybe Lew can play
marriage broker and end up,
once again, in the chair.

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2.52
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6.90 4.27 2359 -.07
1.14
3580 4.63f 24.18
753
2.01
8997 5.85f 12.35 1337 -.02
1.63
1997
461 +.16
5.10
26217
3.62 5.46 4783 +.10
.47
4650
1987 -.005
.61
4507
6.74
473 +.05
7.78
46031
20.7 10004 +.52
9.96
21188 2.77p 30.04 5679 +.01
24.32
4254 1.29f 59.62 4758 -1.11
1.36 141603 6.88f 10.36 4134 +.04
.14
22113
100
225
14.63 30778
3.77 23.05 11745 -.39
.85
160606
100 41.55 3902 +.07
26.05
7783 5.02f 8.39 7768 -.16
21.11
4897
2.98 14.55 3308 -.93
.07
437 +.005
20.78 117176 6.27f 9.6 70980 +.84
8.20
36781 4.94p 54.74 12471 -.09
2.41
3989
100 45.2 2980 +.15
3.48
4635 2.67p 27.32
448 -.16
.13
55040
646 +.01
24.84
4167 2.23f 21.32 2536 +.16
3.72
12936
3.98 4.15 1354 -.31
8.60
1261 3.60f 21.45 6863 -.04
2.15
487 3.15f 13.88
420 -.09
.14
108702
147.22
758 +.09
30.46 17008 1.53f 22.42 22667 -.82
71.22
6210 3.25f 27.7 14329 -.91
6.13
5.19 35.66
-.20
16.23
3845 2.65f 19.68 1900 -.37
6.30
7315
57.84 10057 -.04
4.99
1286
658
13.70
70
401 -.47
3.30
57658 5.86f 13.08 6884 +.01
3.98
24139
100 4.6
783 -.37
4.34
1709 1.02f 68.49
637 -.35
1.41
2342 9.30f 12.39
493 -.02
7.40
2806 3.16f 25.85 9390 +.04
2.36
10224
99.58
556 -.13
2.64
9259
401 -.38
1.61
4595
3.13 11.64
944 +.06
9.24
118 3.88f 16.59 1185 -.15
1.38
747
100 8.09
422 -.05
1.28
3344
146 +.13
3.50
1033 3.71f 28.26
548 -.13
6.39
24604 6.47f 10.38 4466 +.15
5.44
17466 3.13f 18.54 2297 -.06
1.02
74117 1.21f 7.51 3889 +.05
1.66
190 4.19f 12.17
502 +.02
3.12
7960 2.86f 48.13 1143 -.03
.62
9474
815 -.01
8.40
22980 6.29f 9.63 4802 -.04
31.66 108807 11.41f 4.35 196249 +1.82
1.54
2210 4.28f 12.28 1252 +.005
65.00
673 1.37f 44.02 1339 +.53
80.37
1759
3786 +1.35
14.74 30007
3.01 2.91 7556 +.16
2.20
11
.21
695 +.14
2.52
14253
3.18 3022 -.03
1.61
21440
42.77 1026 +.12
.13
16779
588 -.01
.36
97823
1573 -.06
9.26
56402 2.69p 19.73 16878 +.24
1.34
3594
12.77
379 +.03
16.65
5992 1.42f 27.8 2931 -.11
17.00
2298 2.98f 4.21 3144 +.01
4.70
.1
14.14 1142 +.15
4.00
3
5.74 2382 +.05
3.65
18308
4.62 5.23 2505 -.09
3.81
2799
1195 +.36
2.04
9758
24.01 1208 -.19
28.22
2.80f 23.53
794 -.50
16.98
9130 2.33f 37.68 7508 -.71
86.98 33643 4.08f 16.83 161556 -.15
.81
1203
482 -.005
2.76
22549
5.64 5.03 1885 -.12
1.75
26282 5.87p
1481 -.01
1.56
7538
9.83 8.16
967
3.63
21264
6.11 3.5 2278 -.21
3.37
21539
1614 +.34
5.47
14954 3.61f 17.01 4407 +.15
4.01
13747
4.15 4.81 2679 +.04
10.50 22927 3.17p 6.52 5893 -.60
3.07
12458
4.99 3.51 1223 -.26
5.87
7461
4.28 53.92 3009 -.35
4.14
31341
6.61 3.27 3166 -.13
2.51
94592
1.71 75.53 6325
.60
4104 3.17f 18.86
403 -.05
13.16
2572
.19f 50.92 1056 +.28
1.34
707
20
700
178.54 1400 1.40p 48.85 13992 -4.40
6.04
7737 4.49f 11.2 1144 +.22
15.67 35668 3.65f 21.18 22280 -.78
8.04
2694 2.80f 20.53 1139 -.07
16.12 16315
2.18 45.18 15038 +.16
6.18
82
4.25 34.83 1721 -.05
.20
97282
683 +.005
.34
293983
2614 -.09
.96
77719
.29 3101 +.20
17.37
3599
.26878.64 2813 -.29
2.45
11345 3.54f 30.64 1189 -.05
18.47
1478 3.87f 12.83 1289 -.62
.67
47755
8.44 7.66 2029 -.02
240.10 8255 1.10p 41.48 138690 -12.00

Volume: Number of shares traded yesterday
Div yield: The amount the company pays out in
dividends each year as a percentage of its share price
f: dividends are fully franked
p: dividends are partly franked

Close: Closing price yesterday
Move: Change in price yesterday
Year High: Highest closing price in past 12 months
Year Low: Lowest closing piece in past 12 months
Name

Close

Move

CSR
Dalrymple
Data3
DeGrey
Deterra
Dexus
Dexus Ind
DGL
DickerDat
DivUnited
DjerriInv
Domain
Dominos
DownerEDI
DpYellow
Dvlop Gbl
EagersAuto
Ebos
Eclipx
Elders
EmecoHld
Emerald
EML Pay
Endeavour
EnergyRes
EquityTr
EstiaHlth
EventHos
Evolution
Fineos
Fis&PayHc
FletchBld
FlightCtr
Fortescue
Future Gen
FutureGen
G8 Educat
GalanLith
GDI Prop
GenesisEn
Genworth
GlobalLith
Gold Road
Good
GPT
GQG Partners
Graincorp
GrangeRes
GrowthPro
GUD Hldgs
GWA
HansenTec
Harvey
HastngsRar
Healius
HealthCo
HeartldGp
Hearts&M
HelloWld
Home Cn
HomeCo
Hotel Prop
Hub24
Hutchison
IAG
IDP Edu
IGO
Iluka Res
Imdex
Imugene
Incannex
IncitecPV
Infomedia
Infratil
Ingenia
Inghams
Insg Fn
IntegralDiag
Invocare
Ioneer
IPH
Iress
Jan-Hend
JB Hi-Fi
JervoisGlbl
JHardie
Johns Lyng
Judo Cap
Jumbo Int
JupiterMin
Kelsian
KKR CR Inc
KMD Brands
KrnEgy
Lake Res
LatitudeGp
LendLease
Leo Lithium
LibertyFin
Life360
LifeComm
Link Adm
Liontown
LongShtF
LotteryCorp
LovisaHld

4.63
2.16
6.30
1.09
4.24
8.41
2.70
1.75
10.49
4.80
2.85
3.30
62.70
4.89
1.19
2.60
12.67
34.03
2.25
12.77
.88
1.19
.98
7.33
.24
25.99
2.03
12.98
2.14
1.49
17.80
4.69
16.52
17.93
1.15
1.19
.99
1.50
.90
2.67
2.72
2.93
1.37
18.29
4.08
1.58
8.51
.78
3.42
8.26
1.90
4.64
4.27
4.30
3.47
1.65
1.60
2.35
2.12
4.94
1.26
3.15
22.99
.06
4.56
27.85
14.63
10.09
2.06
.22
.31
3.79
1.32
8.18
4.17
2.50
3.22
2.75
10.24
.66
9.31
11.66
35.12
41.40
.53
33.51
6.34
1.16
13.15
.19
5.58
1.95
.88
2.11
.92
1.37
9.87
.79
4.30
5.41
16.48
3.50
1.71
2.49
4.35
23.59

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Year
High Low
6.40
2.39
6.65
1.46
4.94
11.50
3.68
4.49
15.89
5.39
3.39
6.007
167.15
6.87
1.37
4.50
16.52
40.50
2.89
15.32
1.19
1.33
4.03
8.40
.58
29.25
2.60
16.97
4.75
4.79
33.01
7.31
25.28
22.99
1.68
1.47
1.33
2.33
1.20
3.35
3.19
2.79
1.83
26.96
5.59
2.13
10.71
1.79
4.48
13.16
2.86
6.66
5.74
6.40
5.54
2.40
2.44
4.50
3.19
8.48
1.65
4.14
34.72
.12
5.43
40.26
15.26
12.56
3.25
.62
.75
4.17
1.79
8.64
6.99
4.16
4.64
5.06
13.19
.85
10.42
13.95
66.31
56.85
1.02
58.07
9.37
2.55
19.94
.28
9.34
2.32
1.60
2.42
2.65
2.30
12.29
.73
7.09
13.93
23.85
5.50
2.19
3.04
4.89
25.13

3.93
1.89
4.30
.72
3.52
8.23
2.55
1.45
10.22
4.49
2.77
2.50
58.75
4.79
.55
1.76
8.65
31.50
1.90
10.73
.65
.81
.80
6.09
.16
23.87
1.88
11.51
2.10
1.21
16.87
4.20
15.03
13.90
1.06
1.12
.93
.89
.88
2.17
1.93
.34
1.05
16.80
3.96
1.12
6.07
.38
3.31
7.46
1.76
4.45
3.53
3.46
3.37
1.36
1.55
1.99
1.59
4.12
1.18
2.92
17.65
.06
4.02
20.53
8.33
7.88
1.63
.13
.18
2.72
1.15
6.63
3.39
2.43
2.55
2.38
9.83
.31
6.86
9.50
32.74
36.69
.38
28.59
4.81
1.09
12.12
.18
5.21
1.80
.88
1.20
.48
1.05
8.76
.35
3.91
2.41
11.34
3.19
.87
2.36
4.23
12.35

Vol
(100s)

Div
PE Mkt cap Week
yield ratio ($M) move

19407 6.80f 8.3
707
53.25
1210 2.83f 32.23
68747
10499 3.22f 12.85
58470 6.45p 5.49
3393
6.46 5.02
9699
16.49
2498 4.77f 23.87
294 3.27f 22.79
1011 4.88f 16.51
8050
100 56.1
4950 2.37p 35.95
14416
4.92 22.91
24030
967
5738 5.06f 11.04
182 2.26p 30.18
4690
100 6.71
8473 3.93p 11.53
3301 2.92f 7.05
2418
155.92
27206
46734
100 26.63
1521
1004 3.72f 22.47
1870 2.33f
1779
100 40.79
117337 2.70f 12.51
2546
6099
2.11 29.76
13130
7.44 10.22
20419
100
92585 6.81f 6.08
4447 5.70f
1751 5.39f
10220 4.02f 28.92
10830
5049
8.47 7.22
200
6.33 13.78
6670 8.66f 7.49
37633
65583 1.11f 20.75
81255
1.61 10.2
79621
5.51 6.58
5909
25.16
13085 2.63f 5.72
42768 15.79f 3.54
11972
5.99 5.83
4732 4.70f 36.2
3599 7.81f 14.44
2117 2.09p 22.87
23697 8.68f 6.63
2236
59267 4.43f 6.84
1792
10.85
11.03
1052
100
339 4.65f 3.68
8971
100 18.72
53048
4.47
2021
6.39 2.86
2809
.86f114.72
57157
7195
37295
12676
5742
156393
51855
79373
3602
256
16518
12377
22338
3370
2987
88912
5668
5911
1093
5018
28895
10630
12220
3027
718
19506
4216
3103
5979
21922
540716
2253
15271
144840
197
12505
2279
53244
124623
9575
49537
4180

2.40p
.96p
.69f
3.66f
.94f

32.51
76.53
33.33
7.12
17.91

4.91f
2.13p
2.06
2.64
100
7.31f
2.56f
2.41f

14.57
64.38
5.52
15.68
26.77
56.67
39
75.84

3.29p 38.48
3.95p 34.5
6.19 8.29
7.75f 8.5
2.14 24.68
100 62.86
3.28f 25.99
6.88
2.96f 23.06
5.38f 18.41
100 14.51
1.61p
5.9
.62f 19.82
2.41f
77.15
100 10.75
3.13p 43.46

2238
1070
973
1544
2240
9045
856
490
1866
1028
742
2084
5429
3302
874
419
3253
6446
662
1998
462
706
366
13127
885
685
530
2092
3926
477
10280
3672
3305
55205
453
482
843
456
481
2803
1026
464
1472
34393
7815
4680
1903
902
2639
1163
505
938
5320
501
2015
537
1129
535
328
1483
2607
612
1840
936
11240
7751
11078
4280
816
1291
472
7361
497
5931
1699
929
2105
640
1475
1384
2044
2187
586
4526
805
14933
1653
1287
829
382
1219
723
629
1177
1285
1427
6799
784
1305
1007
1722
1795
3766
1521
9682
2543

+.11
+.03
-.02
+.12
+.04
-.22
+.02
-.05
-.09
+.08
+.04
-.04
+1.20
-.10
+.03
+.28
-.08
-.47
+.04
+.59
+.01
+.03
+.03
-.14
-.01
+.59
-1.32
-.04
+.14
-.30
-.33
-.68
+1.15
-.01
+.01
+.01
+.21
-.01
-.01
-.09
+.98
+.03
-.97
-.19
+.03
-.06
-.005
-.17
-.12
-.07
-.26
-.19
-.17
-.10
+.05
+.11
-.07
+.16
-.03
-.17
+.07
-.004
-.10
-.67
+1.09
+.30
+.08
-.01
+.04
+.06
-.15
-.13
-.10
-.03
-.03
-.16
-.01
-.08
+.03
-.58
+.90
+.02
-.23
-.36
+.02
-.24
-.10
+.005
-.06
+.08
-.41
+.02
-.33
+.19
-.28
-.82
-1.08
-.13
-.04
-.10
-.25

Name

Close

Move

LynasCorp
Ma Finacl
MAAS
Macq
MacqTel
Mader
MagellanF
MagnisE
MarketVAEW
MaynePhrm
McMillan
Medibank
Megaport
MercuryNZ
MeridianEn
Mesoblast
MetcashL
MetricsMstr
MetricsOpp
MFF Cap
MgllnGlbl
MichaelH
Mincor
MineralRe
Mirrabooka
Mirvac
Monadel
Money3
Mt Gibson
MVA Prop
Myer
Mystate
NAB
Nanosonic
NatSREIT
NBGlobal
Nearmap
Neometals
Netwealth
Neuren
New Hope
Newcrest
NewsCorp
Nextdc
NIBHoldin
Nickel Ind
NickScali
NineEntrtn
Nitro Soft
Novonix
NRWHold
NthStar
Nufarm
Objective
OceaniaHlth
OFX
OmHold
OmniBrdgwy
OOH! Media
OphirHigh
Opthea
Orica
OriginEgy
Orora
OzMineral
Pact
Paladin
Panoramic
PartnersGG
Peet
PendalGp
PengPE
PepperMoney
Perenti
Perpetual
PerpetualEq
Perseus
PeterWarren
Pexa
PhosEnv
Piedmont Lith
Pilbara
Pinnacle
Plat Mgmt
PlatoIncome
PMCapital
Pointsbet
Polynovo
Premier
ProMedicu
PropelFun
PSC Ins.
Pushpay
PWRHolding
QantasAir
QBE
QualitasReal
Qualities
Qube Hold
Ram Prop
Ramelius
Ramsay
Rea
Red 5
ReeceAus
REG

8.23
4.26
3.74
176.54
61.94
2.87
12.51
.46
32.40
.28
14.11
3.60
7.72
5.40
4.46
.92
4.00
1.96
2.08
2.49
1.35
1.15
1.95
70.01
3.01
2.08
13.41
2.13
.44
20.41
.63
3.89
29.82
3.77
2.38
1.45
2.07
1.31
13.22
6.88
5.82
17.10
25.23
9.67
7.92
.90
10.90
2.04
1.70
2.24
2.63
7.72
5.47
14.98
.85
2.53
.65
3.70
1.36
2.42
1.14
14.51
5.87
3.33
25.51
1.64
.90
.21
1.63
1.19
5.16
1.56
1.52
.95
25.93
1.26
1.49
3.00
14.44
.24
.93
4.69
9.75
1.65
1.18
1.59
2.12
1.35
21.82
54.69
4.83
5.00
.97
9.76
5.35
12.29
1.45
2.27
2.83
.81
.68
63.00
124.13
.24
14.85
1.78

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Year
High Low
11.59
9.87
5.56
217.32
78.90
3.40
40.81
.75
35.32
.42
14.96
3.78
22.00
6.57
5.08
1.95
4.90
2.09
2.27
3.00
1.82
1.57
2.84
75.65
4.17
3.18
13.93
3.60
.74
26.97
.65
5.35
33.75
6.73
2.78
1.93
2.32
1.97
18.25
6.95
5.79
28.96
35.04
14.01
8.19
1.79
16.30
3.15
4.00
12.47
2.89
11.59
6.93
22.10
1.50
2.86
1.28
4.93
2.04
4.05
1.39
17.22
7.13
4.02
29.75
4.14
1.12
.38
1.99
1.20
8.79
1.80
2.63
1.04
42.43
1.45
2.09
3.37
20.81
.26
1.07
4.79
19.29
3.70
1.31
1.77
10.72
2.25
32.62
64.00
5.20
5.30
1.92
10.42
5.97
12.88
1.67
2.65
3.39
1.05
1.82
84.58
180.67
.47
28.47
2.47

Vol
(100s)

Div
PE Mkt cap Week
yield ratio ($M) move

6.21
49896
13.93 7426 -.34
3.82
6822
100 16.39
749 -.86
3.48
4104
100 17.6 1157 -.20
157.03 8472 3.53p 13.86 68228 -1.84
55.83
531
100161.58 1335 -1.66
1.24
954
100 20.62
574 +.01
11.10
7049 14.32p 6.04 2306 -.04
.27
42162
451 -.04
29.61
431 3.50p 7.07 1699 +.01
.20
9795
495
8.89
1909 7.71f 15.4 1091 -.18
3.00
89127 3.76f 24.9 9914 +.10
4.70
8693
1221 -.61
4.70
107
3.36 17.61 7463 +.06
3.90
388
3.44 28.14 5627 +.11
.61
7089
681 +.07
3.78
38781 5.24f 16.4 3862 -.11
1.70
5517
4.82 22.48 1729 +.005
1.78
2657
7.01 9.53
551 +.04
2.10
2063 2.98f
1455 +.01
1.25
13878
2026 -.02
.81
246
6.52 9.56
446 -.01
1.17
10371
100
951 -.01
36.95 10064 1.40f 38.65 13259 +7.05
2.54
386 3.31f 80.32
575 +.01
1.97 234298
4.93
9 8207 -.03
8.68
1111 3.66f 24.41 1281 +.36
1.70
1477 3.30f 8.69
454
.35
4254 4.55f
534 +.02
19.25
1772 5.20p 3.43
623 -.75
.29
74357 2.36f 14.77
521 +.05
3.78
634 6.14f 12.89
424 -.06
25.43 81344 4.77f 14.09 94225 +.20
2.87
9149
323.39 1138 -.30
2.03
40952
4.10 4.68 2854 -.07
1.30
3470
635 +.04
.95
13964
1035 -.01
.77
33057
7 27.15
723 -.13
10.35
4322
100 58.25 3223 +.14
1.62
4602
866 +.48
1.78
40771 4.37f 9.82 4844 +.38
16.56 40764 2.30f 11.46 15272 +.10
21.89
1718
.77 16.31 1075 -.12
9.52
18153
482 4415 -.08
6.07
9983 2.81f 26.42 3636 +.23
.84
109991
10.12 2458 +.03
7.06
1695 6.45f 11.74
882 +.21
1.74
53306 6.80f 12.12 3479 -.18
1.07
2594
415 +.01
1.94
26977
1090 -.05
1.51
11354 4.60f 12.53 1181 -.11
6.60
57959 2.78f 20.89 8994 +.24
4.18
13286
1.49 19.42 2079 +.21
12.50
67
.34 71.59 1423 -.12
.82
10.51
609 -.02
1.48
9982
26.14
615 -.19
.61
1038
3.15 3.44
480 +.02
2.65
3368
100
1004 -.28
1.04
8340 1.81f153.33
817 +.01
2.30
711
5.96
531 -.09
.79
1505
463 +.02
11.46
9757
2.04
6570 -.31
4.22
56806 4.94p
10112 +.04
3.04
27060
4.93 15.65 2815 +.09
15.82 19347 1.00f 23.35 8539 -.75
1.41
2784 3.01p 47.43
566 +.09
.53
202006
2680 -.02
.17
16340
100 75
440 -.01
1.46
994
449 +.02
.86
595 5.23f 11.03
566 +.08
3.69
20268 8.81p 10.45 1977 -.06
1.25
901
5.13
434 +.05
1.10
424
100 7.19
668 -.01
.56
115530
2.13 16.21
663 +.08
25.10
3342 8.20f 14.19 1470 -.50
1.12
2635 4.41f
474 +.03
1.29
60449
1.67 7.83 2040 -.005
1.95
1204
100 8.96
515 +.40
10.87
1582
120.13 2560 -1.26
.24
.48
19815
490 +.01
1.78 305889
24.18 13998 +.44
6.49
6817 3.53f 24.65 1945 -.23
1.55
8519 10.33f 9.38
968 +.02
1.11
3045
100
657 +.005
1.41
1733 5.92f
622 -.04
1.92
23180
647 -.14
.83
8270
896 -.02
19.06
2356 4.23f 13.96 3469 +.03
36.54
1689
.40f130.45 5711 -1.01
3.79
759
100
569 -.02
3.90
4611 2.45p 61.13 1761 +.04
.81
27165
27.08 1106 -.15
5.61
1943 1.22f 47.38
978 +.27
4.21 103348
100
10090 +.10
10.00 38442 2.27p 27.29 18229 -.10
1.32
1831
16.84
544 -.02
1.35
89
100 45.42
667 -.08
2.61
78606 2.23f 42.09 4997 -.03
.74
1027
4.96
422 -.02
.68
106151 1.45f 46.94
595 -.02
59.66 14563 1.54f 54.1 14419 -8.06
93.77
1093 1.32f 42.6 16399 +.22
.20
28364
578
12.93 11275 1.49f 24.69 9592 -.43
1.63
1375 3.23p
535 -.16

1.10%

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AFIC

steady

7.60

Argo

0.01
Ð
●
Ð 0.09
●
Ï
0.03
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9.15

AUI
Djerriwarrh

9.45
2.85

PE ratio: The share price as a multiple of the company's
earnings per share
Market capitalisation: the market value of a company,
expressed as the total of all its shares
Week move: Change in share price over the past week
Name

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Move

Regal Ptners
RegalInv
Regis
RejectShop
RelianceW
Renascor
ResimacG
Resmed
Resolute
Rest. Brd
Ridley
Rio Tinto
RuralFund
Sandfire
Santos
SayonaMin
Scentre
SeekComm
SelectHvt
Serko
Seven West
Seven
SG Fleet
ShopCenAu
SigmaH
SilexSyst
SilverLak
Sims
Siteminder
Skycity Ent
Smart
SonicHlth
Soul Pat
South 32
Spark NZ
SPDR200
SPDR200Pr
SPDR50
SrvStream
Stanmore Res
StarEnter
StBarbara
Steadfst
SthXMedia
Stockland
Strandline
StrikeEgy
Suncorp
SupaCheap
SupplyNet
SynlaitMil
SyrahRes
Tabcorp
Talga
Tassal
TechOne
TelixPha
TelstraCp
Temple&W
Terracom
Tietto
TPGLimited
Transurban
TreasryWine
Tuas
TyroPay
Uni-Rod
UnitedMalt
Ventia Serv
VGI Part.
VGI Partners
VicinityCtr
Virgin Money
Viva Energy
Vulcan E
Vulcan Steel
Wam Glob
WamCap
WAMLdrs
Waypoint
Webjet
WeebitNan
Wesfarmrs
WestGld
WestpacB
WhiteHave
Whtfld I
Wisetech
Woodside
Woolwrths
Worley
WstAfrcan
Xero
Yancoal
Zimplats
ZpC

2.55
3.31
1.55
4.20
3.59
.23
1.12
34.54
.26
12.40
2.10
94.64
2.57
4.14
7.96
.32
2.78
20.93
5.56
3.34
.47
18.08
2.37
2.52
.71
3.38
1.20
14.05
3.24
2.53
5.49
31.74
25.96
4.00
4.53
63.04
10.73
61.35
.74
2.30
2.76
.87
5.03
1.005
3.47
.55
.25
10.51
9.84
10.70
3.11
1.87
.94
1.45
5.18
11.66
5.88
3.86
5.84
1.09
.51
5.01
13.37
13.26
1.55
1.28
3.74
3.47
2.88
1.45
1.92
1.86
2.54
2.78
8.13
7.57
1.92
1.83
1.51
2.51
5.26
2.38
46.14
.85
21.54
8.87
5.44
58.70
33.73
35.00
14.38
1.20
85.08
6.46
24.33
.86

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Year
High Low
5.61
4.71
2.47
7.60
6.61
.38
2.28
40.63
.48
12.53
2.25
127.63
3.22
7.49
8.85
.39
3.30
36.09
8.62
8.15
.81
23.28
3.01
3.16
.73
4.14
2.24
22.80
7.77
3.25
9.63
46.95
40.80
5.44
4.94
70.79
14.83
68.37
1.08
2.91
4.66
1.67
5.50
2.39
4.83
.55
.36
12.92
13.56
11.49
3.75
2.12
1.10
2.23
5.20
13.60
8.82
4.27
14.03
1.12
.65
7.25
14.93
13.68
2.32
4.39
5.73
4.62
3.12
2.17
2.20
2.15
4.14
3.11
16.65
10.47
2.69
2.40
1.64
3.05
6.89
4.01
60.78
2.50
26.44
8.84
5.90
63.37
36.68
41.13
15.69
1.46
156.65
7.15
36.81
7.42

Vol
(100s)

Div
PE Mkt cap Week
yield ratio ($M) move

2.42
1847 22.87f 55.97
621 -.17
2.80
1002
588 +.20
1.28
33728 1.26f 86.61 1170 -.04
2.82
89
100 20.39
161
3.46
22481 3.72p 14.21 2836 -.08
.10
210138
508 +.03
1.11
2423 6.67f 4.79
454 -.02
27.37 14800
.48 44.93 14270 +.17
.22
38200
292 +.02
12.30
.01
50.76 1547
1.25
3459 3.47f 16.02
670 -.09
86.65 12660 10.13f 5.99 35131 +2.78
2.46
2993
4.48 4.74
984 +.02
3.57
28277 6.89f 9.05 1698 +.25
6.01 125175
2.96 10.97 26709 +.19
.10 1554509
34.69 2657 +.01
2.42 221122 5.27p 15 14429 -.11
19.11 11438 2.09f 44.23 7424 -.03
4.48
7947 1.63f 36.92
672 +.62
3.00
3
402 +.10
.33
39683
100 3.46
747 -.01
15.82
7553 2.50f 11.96 6567 -1.02
1.97
104 6.41f 13
810 -.03
2.58
81650
5.85 5.91 2854 -.18
.42
112421 2.82f
752 +.01
.99
1545
693 -.47
1.16
38871
14.3 1123 -.02
12.09 12500 6.30p 4.77 2721 -.70
2.74
4894
880 +.22
2.22
3017
2.64
1923 +.05
5.52
7219 6.43f 11.5
734 -.31
31.96 14921 3.08f 10.62 15257 -1.03
22.52
6244 2.54f
9370 +.23
3.16 417615 7.46f 5.18 18513 -.11
4.01
17521
4.81 24.05 8478 -.38
59.15
2092 6.65p
4591
10.31
781 7.48p 3.61
540 -.48
58.24
52 6.02p 6.31
802 +.16
.70
7410 1.34f
458 +.01
.71
7795
100 4.01 2073 +.02
2.48
45699
100
2627 +.09
.75
51176 2.26f
713 -.05
4.27
27412 2.58f 28.12 5192 +.02
.90
3672 9.07f
262 -.03
3.44 127838
7.71 5.95 8283 -.14
.18
23870
684 +.05
.14
16044
547 -.01
10.02 96107 3.72f 19.98 13269 -.38
7.98
10128 6.97f 9.4 2222 -.02
7.77
2 2.99f 21.83
436 +.17
2.71
46
679 -.01
.97
27207
1256 +.16
.87
225386 8.40f
.3 2092
1.00
5504
442 +.09
3.20
13912
2.90 19.95 1112 +.01
9.55
8277 1.25p 47.41 3770 +.02
3.55
7789
1841 -.10
3.60 261108 3.48f 26.94 44600 -.08
2.96
1893
58.21
706 +.27
.14
52558
7.35 4.52
871 +.13
.30
8807
512 +.03
4.98
14025
100 46.09 9315 -.19
12.03 73303 3.06p2093.75 41107 -.48
10.37 23668 2.32f 36.68 9571 -.23
.82
2503
719 -.13
.60
27320
665 +.02
3.50
2356
640 -.13
2.81
7970
95.83 1038 -.10
1.93
16989
80 23.52 2463 -.07
1.38
2453 4.75p
536 +.01
1.73
2925
51.4
418 -.02
1.56 204055
5.47 7.12 8467 -.15
2.14
42261
2.47 3.66 1977 -.01
2.04
39971
100 6.86 4313 +.04
4.76
3316
1165 -.19
7.08
2867 87.62 8.98
994 -.18
1.65
1208
100
675 +.01
1.66
7048 8.47f
1996 +.03
1.35
4738 5.32f 23.08 1561 -.01
2.15
40259
5.26 4.74 1786 -.08
4.55
10675
80
2003 -.01
1.91
2297
410 -.16
40.03 20669 3.88f 22.35 52315 -.83
.83
8516
404 -.01
18.80 94308 5.71f 14.57 75414 +.37
2.30
93940 5.66f 4.29 8482 +.39
4.97
372 3.87f 33.4
605 +.10
34.11
5294
.19f 97.97 19196 -.30
19.31 69901 9.47f 7.17 64044 +1.63
32.62 26434 2.61f 5.42 42486 -1.57
8.92
14459
3.60 42.29 7531 +.38
.88
39471
5.28 1225 -.02
72.53
4842
12767 -2.30
2.14
67338 15.68 3.25 8530 -.10
19.23
44 12.72 5.17 2618 +.22
.43
48133
591 -.05

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Million Dollar Minute. (R) 5.00 NBC Today.

12.15 Nine News: Remembering
Queen Elizabeth II. Coverage of
the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
4.15 HM The Queen: The
Family Vigil.
5.00 Weekend Today.

12.30 Home Shopping. (R)
1.30 (STH/WAGGA) Home
Shopping. (R)
5.00 (STH/WAGGA)
Infomercials. (PG, R)

12.50 Thin Blue Line. (MA15+als, R)
(Sweden) 1.55 Thin Blue Line. (Mals, R)
(Sweden) 3.00 Thin Blue Line. (MA15+al,
R) (Sweden) 4.05 Food Safari. (R) 4.35
Bamay. (R) (Australia) 5.00 WorldWatch.

ABC TV PLUS (CH22)

7TWO (CH72)

9GEM (CH92, 95)

10 BOLD (CH12)

SBS VLND (CH31)

6.00 Children’s Programs. 5.50 Peppa Pig.
5.55 Nella The Princess Knight. 6.05 The
Adventures Of Paddington. 6.20 Bluey. 6.25
Peter Rabbit. 6.40 Andy’s Wild Adventures.
7.00 Andy And The Band. 7.20 Bluey.
7.30 Spicks And Specks. (PG) 8.00 Hard
Quiz. (PG) 8.30 MOVIE: The Railway Man.
(M) (2013) 10.25 Doctor Who. (PG) 11.10
Ghosts. (PG) 11.40 Red Dwarf. (PG) 12.10
Ross Noble: Stand Up Series. (M) 12.40
Motherland. (M) 1.10 ABC News Update. 1.15
Close. 5.00 Twirlywoos. 5.15 Late Programs.

6.00 Shopping. 6.30 Travel Oz. (PG) 8.00
Cruise Away. (PG) 8.30 Million Dollar Minute.
9.30 NBC Today. 12.00 Bargain Hunt. 1.00
Million Dollar Minute. 2.00 South Aussie
With Cosi. (PG) 2.30 Sons And Daughters.
(PG) 4.30 Emmerdale. (PG) 5.00 Coronation
Street. (PG) 5.30 Escape To The Country.
6.30 Bargain Hunt. 7.30 Border Security:
International. (PG) 8.30 Escape To The
Country. 11.30 My Impossible House. (PG)
12.30 The Fine Art Auction. (PG) 3.30 Fresh
TV. 4.00 Better Homes. 5.30 Shopping.

6.00 Morning Programs. 12.00 Days Of
Our Lives. (M) 12.55 The Young And The
Restless. (PG) 1.50 Garden Gurus Moments.
2.00 The Great Migration. (PG) 3.00
Antiques Roadshow. 3.30 MOVIE: Manuela.
(PG) (1957) 5.30 Murder, She Wrote. (PG)
6.30 Antiques Roadshow. 7.00 ACA. 7.30
Country House Hunters Australia. 8.30
MOVIE: No Reservations. (PG) (2007) 10.30
MOVIE: Life As We Know It. (M) (2010) 12.50
Explore. 1.00 TV Shop. 5.00 Joyce Meyer.
(PG) 5.30 TV Shop.

6.00 Morning Programs. 9.00 Escape
Fishing. 9.30 I Fish. (PG) 10.00 MacGyver.
(PG) 12.00 The Code. (M) 1.00 Blue
Bloods. (M) 3.00 Bondi Rescue. (PG) 3.30
The Love Boat. (PG) 4.30 ST: Next Gen.
(PG) 5.30 MacGyver. (PG) 7.30 NCIS. (M)
8.30 Blue Bloods. (M) 10.20 Evil. (M)
11.15 Star Trek: Discovery. (MA15+) 12.15
Shopping. 2.15 Motor Racing. Formula 1.
Race 16. Italian Grand Prix. Replay. 3.10 ST:
Next Gen. (PG) 4.05 MacGyver. (PG)

6.00 WorldWatch. 9.30 Shortland St. (PG)
11.00 The Therapist. (M) 12.00 How To
Rob A Bank. (M) 12.55 Hunters. (M) 1.45
COVID-19: Italy’s Tragedy. (M) 2.15 Secrets
Of Our Cities. (PG) 3.15 Feeding The Scrum.
3.45 WorldWatch. 5.15 Shortland St. (PG)
5.45 Joy Of Painting. 6.15 Forged In Fire. (PG)
7.05 Jeopardy! 7.30 NITV News Update.
7.35 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown.
(M) 8.30 Hoarders. (MA15+) 9.20 Atlanta.
10.20 Sex: Made In Germany. (MA15+) 11.15
Late Programs.

ABC ME (CH23)

7MATE (CH73, 74)

9GO! (CH93, 99)

10 PEACH (CH11)

SBS MOVIES (CH32)

6.00 Children’s Programs. 5.15 Cloudy
With A Chance Of Meatballs. 5.30 Kung Fu
Panda: Legends Of Awesomeness. 5.50
Total DramaRama. 6.00 Amelia Parker.
(PG) 6.25 BTN Newsbreak. 6.30 Operation
Ouch! 7.00 Horrible Histories. 7.30 Shaun
The Sheep. 7.35 Dragons: Defenders Of
Berk. 8.00 The Deep. 8.25 Good Game
Spawn Point. 8.50 Log Horizon. (PG) 9.15
Dragon Ball Super. (PG) 9.35 Sailor Moon
Crystal. (PG) 10.00 K-On! 10.25 K-On! (PG)
10.55 Close.

6.00 Morning Programs. 1.45 Hard Knocks.
(M) 3.00 Timbersports. (PG) 3.30 Pawn
Stars UK. (PG) 4.00 Pawn Stars Sth Africa.
(PG) 4.30 Storage Wars: TX. (PG) 5.00
Football. AFL Women’s. Round 4. North
Melbourne v Geelong. 7.00 AFL: Friday
Night Countdown. 7.30 Football. AFL. First
preliminary final. Geelong v Brisbane Lions.
10.30 AFL Post-Game. 11.00 Armchair
Experts. (M) 11.30 Hardcore Pawn. (M)
12.00 Pawn Stars. (PG) 12.30 Pawn Stars
UK. (PG) 1.00 Late Programs.

6.00 Children’s Programs. 12.00 The Bionic
Woman. (PG) 1.00 Baywatch. (PG) 3.00
The Nanny. (PG) 3.30 3rd Rock. (PG) 4.00
That ’70s Show. (PG) 4.30 Raymond. (PG)
5.30 Children’s Programs. 5.40 MOVIE:
Monsters Vs Aliens. (PG) (2009) 7.30
MOVIE: Space Jam. (1996) 9.10 MOVIE: Birds
Of Prey. (MA15+) (2020) 11.20 Paranormal
Caught On Camera. (M) 12.20 Stunt Science.
(MA15+) 1.15 Race Across The World. (M)
2.30 Adventure Time. (PG) 3.00 Bakugan:
Armored Alliance. (PG) 3.30 Late Programs.

6.00 Stephen Colbert. (PG) 7.00 Friends.
(PG) 7.30 Seinfeld. (PG) 9.00 Becker.
(PG) 10.00 The Middle. (PG) 11.30 King
Of Queens. (PG) 12.30 Frasier. (PG) 1.30
Seinfeld. (PG) 3.00 King Of Queens. (PG)
4.00 Becker. (PG) 5.00 Frasier. (PG) 6.00
Friends. (PG) 8.00 The Big Bang Theory.
(PG) 9.30 Mom. (PG) 10.30 Charmed. (M)
11.30 Frasier. (PG) 12.00 Home Shopping.
1.30 Stephen Colbert. (PG) 2.30 James
Corden. (M) 3.30 Becker. (PG) 4.30
Shopping. 5.30 Joseph Prince.

6.00 Morning Programs. 2.00 Master
Cheng: A Spice For Life. (PG) (2019) 4.05 A
Monster In Paris. (2011, French) 5.45 Asterix
And Obelix In Britain. (PG) (2012, French)
Édouard Baer. 7.50 Our Idiot Brother. (M)
(2011) Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks. 9.30
The Commitments. (M) (1991) Robert
Arkins, Michael Aherne. 11.40 Behind The
Candelabra. (MA15+) (2013) Michael Douglas,
Matt Damon. 1.50 In Harmony. (M) (2015,
French) Albert Dupontel. 3.25 The Sense Of
An Ending. (M) (2017) 5.25 Late Programs.

ABC NEWS (CH24)

7FLIX (CH76)

9LIFE (CH94)

NITV (CH34)

6.00 Morning Programs. 3.00 News. 4.00
Afternoon Briefing. 4.30 Friday Briefing.
5.00 ABC News Hour. 6.00 Evening News.
7.00 National News. 7.45 The Virus. 8.00
News Tonight. 8.30 Aust Story. 9.00 Nightly
News. 9.30 Close Of Business. 10.00
The World. 11.00 The Drum. 12.00 News.
12.15 Q+A Highlights. 12.45 The Virus. 1.00
News. 1.15 Friday Briefing. 1.40 ABC News
Video Lab. 2.00 DW News. 2.30 Close Of
Business. 3.00 DW News. 3.15 The Beautiful
Bush. 3.25 Late Programs.

6.00 Morning Programs. 10.30 Bringing
Sexy Back. (PG) 12.00 Family Guy. (M) 12.30
American Dad! (M) 1.00 S.W.A.T. (M) 2.00
The Blacklist. (M) 3.00 Black-ish. (PG) 3.30
Modern Family. (PG) 4.00 Jabba’s School
Holiday Movies. (PG) 4.30 Simpsons. (PG)
4.55 MOVIE: Free Willy 3: The Rescue.
(PG) (1997) 6.40 MOVIE: Ice Age: Collision
Course. (2016) 8.30 MOVIE: Ransom.
(MA15+) (1996) 11.00 MOVIE: Batman
Begins. (M) (2005) 1.50 Shopping. 2.50 The
Good Doctor. (M) 5.00 Jonathan Ross. (M)

6.00 Morning Programs. 1.30 My Lottery
Dream Home. (PG) 2.30 The Block. (PG)
4.00 Flip Or Flop Nashville. 4.30 Log Cabin
Living. 5.00 Celebrity IOU. (PG) 6.00
House Hunters Int. 7.00 House Hunters.
7.30 Stone House Revival. 8.30 Rock Solid
Builds. (PG) 9.30 Building Off The Grid. (PG)
10.30 Lakefront Bargain Hunt. 11.30 House
Hunters Int. 12.00 Made In Chelsea. (M)
1.00 Australia’s Best House. 2.00 Rock Solid
Builds. (PG) 3.00 Building Off The Grid. (PG)
4.00 Late Programs.

6.00 Morning Programs. 10.50 Road Open.
11.00 Going Places. (PG) 12.00 MOVIE:
Resurrecting The Champ. (M) (2007) 2.00
Shortland St. (PG) 2.30 Going Native. (PG)
3.00 Children’s Programs. 5.00 Our Stories.
(PG) 5.30 NITV News: Nula. 6.00 Bamay.
6.40 Land Of Primates. (PG) 7.30 MOVIE:
Pound Puppies And The Legend Of Big Paw.
(PG) (1988) 8.55 First Nations Bedtime
Stories. 9.05 Through The Wormhole. (PG)
9.55 On The Road. 10.55 Yothu Yindi Tribute
Concert. 12.20 Volumz. (PG)

2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00

Sunrise.
The Morning Show. (PG)
Seven Morning News.
MOVIE: Jesse Stone:
Innocents Lost. (Mav) (2011)
Tom Selleck.
House Of Wellness. (PG)
The Chase. (R)
Seven News At 4.
The Chase Australia.

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6.00 Remembering Queen Elizabeth II.
11.00 NewsDay. 2.00 Afternoon Agenda.
4.30 Business Now With Ross Greenwood.
5.00 The Kenny Report. 6.00 Peta Credlin.
7.00 Bernardi. 8.00 Paul Murray Live.
9.00 Hardgrave. 10.00 NewsNight. 10.30
Remembering Queen Elizabeth II. 1.00 Sky
News UK LIVE.

Consumer Information: P Preschool C Children PG Parental Guidance Recommended M Mature Audiences Only MA15+ Suitable Only for Mature Audiences AV15+ Extreme Adult Violence (CC) Closed Captions (R) Repeat (WS) Widescreen. Please Note: Listings are correct at the time of print and are subject to change by the networks.

SKI WATCH
WINTER is set to make a
return in a big way with
snowfalls from tonight and
across the weekend. The
forecast is for strong winds
tonight and tomorrow and
35-50cm of snow by
Sunday morning, with
snow level dropping to
1200m. Today will start out
partly cloudy with
strengthening northwest
winds at 40 to 60km/h and
a firm snow cover,
softening by mid-morning.
mountainwatch.com

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6.00am Land (Drama, 2021, M) 6.45
Shiva Baby (Comedy, 2020, M) 8.05 Mob
Town (Drama, 2019, M) 9.40 American
Refugee (Horror, 2021, MA15+) 11.15 Killing
Field (Adventure, 2021, MA15+) 12.50pm
Lapsis (Thriller, 2020, PG) 2.40 Venom:
Let There Be Carnage (Action, 2021, M)
4.20 Spider-Man: No Way Home (Action,
2021, M) 6.50 Last Survivors (Sci-Fi, 2021,
MA15+) Alicia Silverstone. 8.30 Midnight
In The Switchgrass (Adventure, 2021, M)
Megan Fox, Bruce Willis, Emile Hirsch.
10.10 Cry Macho (Drama, 2021, M) Clint
Eastwood. 11.55 Apex (Action, 2021, MA15+)
1.26am Nobody (Action, 2021, MA15+) 2.55
Synchronic (Sci-Fi, 2019, MA15+) 4.35 The
Last Duel (Action, 2021, MA15+)
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6.00am A Place To Call Home. (M)
7.00 Boardwalk Empire. (MA15+) 8.00
Girls. (MA15+) 9.00 To Be Advised. 9.30
Reservation Dogs. (MA15+) 10.00 House Of
The Dragon. (MA15+) 11.00 The Sopranos.
(MA15+) 12.00pm The Walking Dead.
(MA15+) 2.30 Britannia. (MA15+) 3.30
Mayans M.C. (MA15+) 4.30 Barry. (MA15+)
5.30 To Be Advised. 6.00 Reservation
Dogs. (MA15+) 6.30 The Sopranos. (MA15+)
7.30 House Of The Dragon. (MA15+) 8.30
American Crime Story: The Impeachment
Of William Jefferson Clinton. (M) 10.30
The Sopranos. (MA15+) 11.30 American
Crime Story: The Impeachment Of William
Jefferson Clinton. (M) 1.30am The Walking
Dead. (MA15+) 3.55 Big Love. (M)

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12.30pm Border Security: Australia’s Front
Line. (PG) 1.00 Highway Patrol. (PG) 1.30
Bob’s Burgers. (M) 2.00 Bob’s Burgers.
(M) 2.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 3.00 The
Simpsons. (PG) 3.30 American Dad! (M)
4.00 American Dad! (M) 4.30 Family
Guy. (M) 5.00 Family Guy. (M) 5.30 The
Simpsons. (PG) 6.00 The Simpsons. (PG)
6.30 Police Ten 7. (M) 7.00 Border Security:
America’s Front Line. (PG) 7.30 Border
Security: Australia’s Front Line. (PG) 8.00
Highway Patrol. (PG) 8.30 Family Guy. (M)
9.00 Family Guy. (M) 9.30 The Simpsons.
(PG) 10.00 The Simpsons. (PG) 10.30
American Dad! (M) 11.00 American Dad! (M)
11.30 Bob’s Burgers. (M) 12.00am Bob’s
Burgers. (M) 12.25 Futurama. (PG)

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12.54pm Top 10 Semi Finals. 1.24 NRL
360 Finals Edition. 2.24 Best Of Fletch And
Hindy. 2.54 NRL 360 Finals Edition. 3.54
Eels v Raiders Classics. 4.24 Eels v Raiders
Classics. 4.54 Eels v Raiders Classics. 5.24
Eels v Raiders Classics. 5.54 Eels v Raiders
Classics. 6.24 Get ’Em Onside. 6.30 NRL
Tonight. The latest NRL news. 7.00 NRL
Friday Night Footy. 7.50 Rugby League. NRL
Finals Series. First semi-final. Parramatta Eels
v Canberra Raiders. 9.45 NRL Friday Night
Footy. 10.30 Rugby League. NRL Finals
Series. First semi-final. Parramatta Eels v
Canberra Raiders. 11.30 NRL Friday Night
Footy. 12.15am Rugby League. NRL Finals
Series. First semi-final. Parramatta Eels v
Canberra Raiders.

GREAT
WEATHER TO
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WHAT A FEELING

e’ve never seen a Toyota Corolla
like this before.
The turbocharged GR
Corolla wears the openmouthed scowl of a boxer
between rounds, hungrily taking in air while
waiting for another opportunity to lay the
competition on the canvas.
Our first test of this long-awaited hot hatch
takes place at the Utah Motorsports Campus in
the United States, where it’s 100 degrees in the
shade.
Rival machines might throw in the towel
when facing the prospect of back-to-back
summer hot laps at the hands of eager media
but there’s fighting spirit in this Corolla.
Distant mountains shimmer as the heat
pours from vents on the bonnet while we strap
in for another round.
The Corolla feels more accommodating
than its smaller GR Yaris sibling, with a lower
seating position, higher roof and vastly
improved driver visibility.
The five-door body shell and usable rear seat
make it a far more liveable proposition.
Familiar at first, the GR Corolla’s cabin has a
compact new steering wheel, sports seats and a
customisable digital dashboard.
A manual gearlever feels out of place in a car
usually associated with hybrid power, as does a
dial adjusting the front-to-rear power bias of its
all-wheel-drive system.
The muscular body has structural bracing
and hundreds of additional weld points to

AT A GLANCE
TOYOTA GR COROLLA
PRICE Not available yet, but more than
$50,000
ENGINE 1.6-litre 3-cyl turbo, 221kW and
370Nm
SAFETY Seven airbags, auto emergency
braking, active cruise control, lane-keeping
assistance, blind-spot monitoring, rear crosstraffic alert
THIRST 9.8 litres per 100km
SPARE Repair kit

Toyota’s high-performance arm has
delivered another cracking driver’s car
DAVID McCOWEN
improve rigidity. Flared wheel arches,
enormous brakes, a carbon fibre roof and triple
exhausts add to its attitude.
The 1.6-litre turbocharged triple clears its
throat with gusto before setting into a raspy
idle.
High altitude and record temperatures take
the sting out of its 221kW and 370Nm, making a
claimed sub-five-second sprint to 100km/h feel
optimistic.
The first two corners after pit exit are named
“Fast” and “Faster” – flat-out fourth-gear righthanders – before a brush of the brakes and blip
back to third for a left-right “Gotcha” and
“Maybe y’all makit” sequence taken at above
highway speeds.
As with the best hot hatches, the Corolla

encourages drivers to turn the car using the
brake pedal, shifting weight onto the nose to
unload a rear end that arcs across the track
while the front end remains planted.
There’s no slack in the Corolla’s controls as
meaty steering responds crisply to driver
inputs, joining firm suspension with a moderate
degree of body roll to telegraph how hard the
tyres are working.
The brake pedal feels just right, with
confidence-inspiring weight and unfiltered feel.
It might seem too high for heel-and-toe shifting
on the street but the brake is perfectly
positioned for rev-matching during big stops on
track.
Four-wheel-drive and a touch of turbo lag
invite hard and early throttle applications,

combining purchase and power to slingshot
away from every bend. Great performance cars
give their drivers options when pushing on.
You can pilot the Corolla tidily or indulge in
sideways flair, especially when the Michelins
have been seared by a scalding surface.
There was zero deterioration in braking
performance over the course of a full day’s
trackwork that cooked the brakes on Toyota
Supra coupes. This is a car designed for
enthusiasts who will push their car to the limit.
The track-day crowd will applaud 18-inch
wheels that allow access to a broader (and
cheaper) selection of ultra-high performance
rubber than 19-inch or 20-inch hoops.
Gymkhana regulars will love a handbrake that
automatically disconnects drive to the rear
axle.
Amateur racers will be drawn to a specialedition “Morizo” model that deletes the back
seat, rear windscreen wiper, window motors,
speakers and parcel shelf in a frenzied
commitment to reduce its fighting weight. It
also has forged wheels, track-spec tyres, stiffer
suspension and a slightly punchier engine tune
to take the fight to hot-hatch rivals.
This is more than just a fast car.
It’s a thrilling driver’s tool that promises
unforgettable experiences for those lucky
enough to get hold of one.
We don’t know how much the car will cost in
Australia, or exactly what equipment will be
included in the first 500 examples due to arrive
early next year, but Toyota did not pull its
punches when developing the GR Corolla.
It promises to become the new champion of
the hot-hatch division if Toyota can get the
price right.

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FIRST DRIVE

Ford’s Everest has the
enormous task of toppling
Toyota’s 4WD dominance

MOUNTAIN VIEW

TOBY HAGON

F

ord is hoping for big things from its new
Everest large SUV. The Ranger utebased off-roader has been a slow burn
but has gradually muscled in on the
rough roads dominated by Toyota.
The arrival of a new model should help.
Key to the new Everest sales pitch is an equal
best-in-class 3.5-tonne tow capacity and new
3.0-litre V6 turbo diesel, the latter available on
the two most expensive variants, Sport (about
$75,000 drive-away) and Platinum ($84,000).
Value-focused Ambiente ($58,000) and
Trend ($66,000) models are powered by a
revised 2.0-litre four-cylinder twin-turbo
diesel. It delivers 154kW and 500Nm and is
mated to a 10-speed auto for relaxed, smooth
acceleration. A four-wheel drive system adds
$5000. The 184kW/600Nm V6 turbo diesel –
also with a 10-speed – adds effortless low-rev
acceleration and standard four-wheel drive. It’s
also impressively refined and quiet, although
fuel use is almost 20 per cent higher.
While its rugged, ute-based underpinnings
and live axle rear suspension mean it lacks the
agility and liveability of more on-road focused
SUVs, it compares favourably with its
competitors, the Toyota Prado, Isuzu D-Max
and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport.
For a high-riding SUV it’s well controlled in
the corners, with progressive steering and good
bump absorption. Up the tempo and the frontend will push wide as physics have their say but
it all unfolds in a predictable manner.
There’s added cornering crispness in the
Platinum with its lower profile 21-inch tyres,
although it comes at the expense of ride quality,

AT A GLANCE
FORD EVEREST TREND
PRICE From about $66,000 drive-away
WARRANTY/SERVICING Five yrs/unl’td km,
$1762.80 for five yrs
SAFETY 9 airbags, autonomous emergency
braking, lane keep assist, rear auto braking,
speed sign recognition, driver monitor
ENGINE 2.0-litre 4-cyl twin-turbo,
154kW/500Nm
THIRST 7.1L/100km
SPARE Full size
BOOT 259-898 litres
as extra jiggling infiltrates the cabin. Those 21s
are also not suited to rugged tracks, although
Ford offers a no-cost-option off-road pack that
swaps them for 18-inch all-terrain tyres.

Off-road is the Everest’s natural
environment, at least for all but the cheapest
two-wheel drive Ambiente and Trend models,
which are aimed at buyers who tow caravans.
The bones of the Everest reflect an intensive
local engineering effort. In 4WD variants
there’s proper off-road hardware for excellent
traction over rocks and mud. Ground clearance
keeps the underside away from terra firma and
there’s a bash plate as back-up.
All have a full-size spare wheel, although the
Ambiente has a cheaper steel unit.
The Ambiente also has a 10.1-inch
infotainment screen instead of the 12-inch unit
of the other three variants. It only seats five but
is well equipped, with auto emergency braking
in forward and reverse, blind-spot warning and
wireless smartphone connection and charging.
Across the range Ford has also sharpened the
equipment list to leave clear air from the
workhorse Ranger it shares hardware with.

The step up to the Trend brings that vast 12inch screen, leather seats, a powered tailgate
and a third row of seats.
The V6-only Sport gets black design
highlights and heated and cooled electricallyadjustable front seats while the Platinum picks
up quilted leather seats, a 360-degree camera, a
panoramic sunroof and Bang & Olufsen audio.
While it hasn’t chased the sales-dominating
Prado for size – Ford believes the more compact
dimensions could tempt some – there’s still
decent space and child seat anchor points in the
back two rows.
The middle seat is only OK for leg room and
the high-ish seat base means taller folk will be
grazing the roof, while a broad tunnel in the
middle of the floor eats up the otherwise
generous foot space. Vents in the roof blow air
to rear passengers. The third row is a little cosier
but has cupholders and roof vents.
As with so many other seven-seat SUVs boot
space is limited once all seven seats have bums
on them; best to keep luggage to a few soft bags.
In all models, the cabin presentation feels
premium, especially from the Trend up, where
there are better quality materials.
It all adds up to an inviting option for those
needing an accomplished off-roader and/or
heavy duty tow machine. The addition of V6
propulsion, excellent refinement and solid
dynamic ability cement the new Everest as a
class act in its segment.

VERDICT hhhhj

Second-generation SUV boosts refinement,
comfort, composure and tow capacity while
maintaining excellent off-road credentials.

ROADSIDE ASSIST
standards, and you can order one. Make sure it’s
submitted as a VOR (Vehicle Off Road) which
prioritises the order with air freight. I’d suggest
trying an aftermarket key specialist if the Kia wait is
too long or expensive.

ANNUAL EXPENSE

TONE IT DOWN
IAIN CURRY GETS ANSWERS
WRITE TO MOTORING AT
CARS@NEWS.COM.AU OR
PO BOX 2808, GPO SYDNEY, 2001
For a brand with minimal market share, Skoda
gets lots of air play at News Corp motoring. I’ve
visited a Skoda showroom and am not
convinced by their value. I don’t mind forking
out for my own umbrella either.
Stewart Eldridge, email
Everyone’s entitled to their opinion, but you lost
me at umbrellas. Skoda (and Rolls-Royce) hiding
them in doors is pure genius. Skoda’s hardly a
fringe player anymore. It sold over 5000 cars here
last year – more than Renault and Peugeot
combined, and almost as many as Jeep. Motoring
journalists typically rave about Skodas – they’re
impressive all-rounders – but price rises over the
last two years are hard to swallow. The brand’s
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just-announced permanent seven-year warranty
is some compensation.

RENDERED IMMOBILE

My 2013 Kia Sportage refused to start. My
local mechanic sent parts to a Kia dealer and
the report said the immobiliser module was at
fault. Kia provided a part number, said they are
not currently being manufactured and are
unable to provide an ETA. It’s been seven
weeks already. Why is this happening and
what can I do?
Rebecca Vincent, Port Lincoln, SA
Microchip shortage, factory shutdowns and
transport delays are playing havoc with spare
parts. The part number needed, according to your
mechanic’s report, appears to just be a
replacement smart key. Kia Australia told me there
was a delay due to it containing a button battery: in
June a new law was introduced with updated
button battery safety to prevent kids ingesting
them. After review the key does meet Australian

I love my 2019 Haval H6 Ultra but it’s now on
its third battery. The first died in May 2021 and
I bought a new one via RACV Roadside
Assistance. It failed in June this year – each
time I was told they exceeded the 12-month
warranty. Haval tested the car and found no
problem, which I find unacceptable. I’m feeling
somewhat flat.
Peter Knol, email
Flat indeed. Too many short drives are a potential
cause, especially if Haval detected no parasitic
draw or problems with battery connections.
Check your latest battery – many replacements
these days have a three-year warranty. If it
happens again go to a specialist battery provider
who’ll sell you a better battery with a proper
warranty.

ELECTRIC FUTURE?

I’m looking at updating my car which has to
tow a boat. Are any affordable hybrid or
electric utes being released soon?
Simon Rockliff, email
The first could be a plug-in hybrid Mitsubishi
Triton, potentially by next year when the new
generation replaces the current model (pictured).
It would use a similar setup to the Outlander PHEV,
which offers 84km of pure electric driving range. It
tows 1600kg, but hopefully a Triton PHEV would
offer substantially more for your boat. Giant
American EV pickups aren’t ‘affordable’ as you
request, but the first full electric dual-cab could be
the LDV T60, already on sale in New Zealand and
the UK. Range is 325km, but it’ll only tow 1000kg.
It’s over $70,000 to drive-away, too.

KEY OMISSION

I bought a 2018 Volkswagen Golf from a VW
dealership this year. It only came with one
smart key and the general manager argued
they weren’t obliged to supply a second key. Is
this true? They only revealed there was one
key at the handover. To make things worse,

after two months the battery died on my key
and I was stranded. This did not fuss the
dealer. Can I get a replacement key but not use
them?
Brigitte Sieger, email
It was wrong to not tell you there was only one key
before contracts were signed. That said, they
aren’t obliged to provide a spare key for a used car,
but as a main dealer you’re correct to expect
better. I’d let them know you feel duped and could
they provide a spare with goodwill or at cost price.
VW smart keys aren’t cheap. Try a car key
locksmith and you should get a better price. Also,
you should be able to start your car despite a
smart key flat battery. The fob includes a metal key
which goes into a slot hidden behind the door
handle, then use the fob to push the start button.
The engine should start.

BARELY USED

My daughter’s considering a 2015 Nissan Juke.
Its one owner is an 87 year-old, he’s done only
18,000km and it’s listed for $20,000. Any
issues or problems she should know about?
Lawrie Park, email

Check the service history’s complete and done on
time. When someone only drives 2500km a year
they may forget/ignore servicing must be annual,
not just based on kilometres travelled. It’s low use
just about justifies that high price, but certainly
have a pre-purchase inspection by a mechanic as
some Jukes suffer with heavy oil use and
problematic CVT gearboxes. Rear seats are tiny, so
warn your daughter passengers will be packed in
like sardines. Check for panel and wheel damage
as 80-somethings occasionally have parking
mishaps. Please send anti-ageist hate mail to the
usual address.

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DA

Sydney
croc attack

Auds briefly cradles her
croc sized Sydney flathead
before release. Pictures:
Al McGlashan

Mauled in the mangroves

T

here is no doubt I am
obsessed with going
wide and catching big
fish, but you know
what, I am just as
happy exploring up a creek
flicking lures about.
So, with the wind up yet
again and frustration growing,
Auds suggested we get the
canoe out and go exploring
the local waterway.
Canoes really are a great
way to get into the backwaters
and even Sydney is loaded
with options if you are
prepared to wade through the
trash.
We always take a bin bag
and try to clean up a bit, but it
never seems to be enough
sadly.
Armed with some small
deep divers our plan was

simple – paddle upstream as
we trolled.
It’s hardly hi-tech but I
have to admit it is an
incredible relaxing, and
surprisingly effective, way to
fish. And it’s great exercise as
well. Win win.
However, it seemed
anything but productive, as we
meandered through the
mangroves for an hour
without a single strike.
I was about to suggest we
change plans when Audi got
hit.
The strike was so severe
that it actually stopped the
canoe.
We were barely in a couple
of feet of water so at first Auds
thought she was snagged.
But then the “snag”
exploded to life.

As it surged off across the
flat we got a glimpse of a huge
brown shape and instantly
realised she was connected to
a “croc”-sized dusky flathead,
the biggest I had ever seen in
Sydney Harbour.
With the stakes now raised
considerably, Auds focused on
keeping the light leader out of
the fish’s mouth.
See, the problem with
flathead is they have a nasty
line of fine, sharp teeth, and
one shake of their head will
see them shred a light leader.
But light leaders almost always
attract more strikes.
The trick is to stay on the
fish so the leader is as vertical
and well clear of those deadly
teeth as possible.
Luckily for Auds the little
Shimano lure was firmly in the

corner of the fish’s jaw, not
down deep in its mouth,
making it easier to guide it
towards the bank to beach it
without too much contact with
the leader, and suddenly we
realised just how big it was.
Measuring more than 80cm
and with a head like a small
shovel it was a true estuary
croc.
While Auds has caught
some amazing fish over the
years, scoring this big flathead
in the middle of Sydney in a
couple of foot of water in a
canoe rates as one of her most
memorable.
Spring is a special time for
dusky flathead in the Sydney
area.
Warming water temps and
longer sunshine seem to spark
them into feeding after the

quiet times of winter.
But watching that big girl
slowly swim off as she was
released had me worrying
about her future.
NSW Fisheries recently
introduced a slot limit, so all
dusky flathead smaller than
36cm and over 70cm must be
released, finally bringing NSW
in line with other states.
It was already common
practice for conservation
minded anglers to release the
big breeders, however for
some absurd reason the rule
doesn’t include commercial
fishers, who can still kill them
without restrictions.
Why we have two sets of
rules in NSW for the same fish
is simply poor management
and as that big girl
disappeared I hoped her next

encounter would be with a
like-minded angler and not a
lethal net.
Find out what’s biting with
Damian Kerves every week
in The Sunday Telegraph

AL’S TIPS

1

Find the bait and you
will find the predators,
even bottom dwellers

2

Keep your lure in
contact with the
bottom

3

Only take a ‘croc’
flattie out of the
water briefly for a pic

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THE SHARK QUIZ

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1. Dry ice is the solid form of what gas?

10. For what do the initials UK stand when

14. Alastair Clarkson has been named

2. What is the common three-letter short

referring to England, Scotland, Wales and
Northern Ireland?

as coach of which AFL team for the
2023 season?

11. Did Britain’s King George VI succeed his

15. Who plays Catwoman in the 2022 film

father, brother, or uncle as king?

The Batman?

3. Mahatma Gandhi is a major figure in the
history and independence of what country?

16. Which famous couple from the world of
art and entertainment married in Gibraltar
in March 1969?

4. The “front nine” and “back nine” are
terms used in which sport?

5. What do participants grow during

17. Which world-famous artist designed the
logo for Chupa Chups confectionery?

the charity initiative Movember?

6. What name is shared by a retail

18. Dak Prescott is a star of which North
American sporting league?

chain that sells outdoor
equipment and the capital city
of Nepal?

19. Which Australian prime minister worked
as an engine driver?

7. What John Farnham hit
begins with the lyrics:
“We have the chance to
turn the pages over”?

THE STUMPER
20. Name the alphanumerically named

8. In the Hans Christian

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actually what other
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9. A colloquial term
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“hot under the...” what?

SCORES

bands that had these hit songs: Rubber
Bullets (1973); Red Red Wine (1983); Desire
(1988); Anything (1995).

12. Matt Stone and Trey Parker (pictured)
created what long-running animated TV
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13. What car-maker produces the HiAce van?

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4. Golf 5. Moustaches 6. Kathmandu 7. You’re
the Voice 8. Swan 9. Collar 10. United Kingdom
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Melbourne 15. Zoe Kravitz 16. John Lennon and
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Chifley 20. 10cc, UB40, U2, 3T

form of the term “abdominal muscles”?

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RACE 1: 6 8 4. Win $9.00 place $1.90 $1.40
$3.00. Q: $8.90. E: $23.90. Duets: 6-8: $3.50,
6-4: $12.40, 8-4: $4.50. T: $219.00. First 4:
6-8-4-2: $736.30. Sub: NSR. All Started.
RACE 2: 8 2 6. Win $6.20 place $2.40 $1.50
NTD. Q: $9.70. E: $15.60. T: $33.00. D:
$35.60. First 4: 8-2-6-7: $100.90. Sub: 6.
Scr: 4,5,3(L).
RACE 3: 4 1 14. Win $13.70 place $4.10
$1.70 $7.30. Q: $15.10. E: $49.60. Duets:
4-1: $7.50, 4-14: $69.40, 1-14: $19.50. T:
$1,199.60. D: $98.90. First 4: 4-1-14-9:
$8,246.10. Sub: 1. Scr: 7,10,13,16.
RACE 4: 5 2 1. Win $3.40 place $1.40 $2.60
$2.70. Q: $15.10. E: $25.60. Duets: 5-2:
$5.40, 5-1: $6.40, 2-1: $15.10. T: $125.80.
D: $59.50. First 4: 5-2-1-7: $1,327.10. Sub:
5. Scr: 6.
RACE 5: 1 4 12. Win $2.10 place $1.20 $1.70
$4.10. Q: $4.50. E: $7.20. Duets: 1-4: $2.10,
1-12: $6.80, 4-12: $11.60. T: $57.80. D:
$8.30. First 4: 1-4-12-8: $1,846.90. Sub: 1.
Scr: 2,10.
RACE 6: 3 1 4. Win $3.90 place $1.70 $3.30
$4.30. Q: $13.60. E: $26.50. Duets: 3-1:
$11.00, 3-4: $12.70, 1-4: $26.30. T: $128.90.
D: $7.50. First 4: 3-1-4-11: $2,922.40. Sub:
13. Scr: 2,5,9,10,15.
RACE 7: 2 6 9. Win $3.60 place $1.50 $1.90
$1.90. Q: $7.80. E: $17.60. Duets: 2-6: $3.40,
2-9: $3.80, 6-9: $4.90. T: $67.40. D: $16.40.
First 4: 2-6-9-15: $335.90. Sub: 2. Scr:
4,5,10,11,16,18.
NSW TAB DOUBLE on races 5 and 7: Oxford
Vision (1)--Union Army (2) $9.30. Subs: 1,2.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 1,2,3,4:
(6)(8)(4)(5): $3,999.00. Subs: NSR,6,1,5.
NSW TAB QUADDIE on races 4,5,6,7: (5)(1)
(3)(2): $129.70. Subs: 5,1,13,2.
NSW TAB BIG6 on races 2,3,4,5,6,7: (8)(4)
(5)(1)(3)(2): Major (winners of 6 races): Not
won. Supplementary (winners of first 5 races):
$58.10. Subs: 6,1,5,1,13,2.

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RACE 1: 1 12 2. Win $9.00 place $2.90 $2.30
$2.60. Q: $34.40. E: $69.10. Duets: 1-12:
$11.70, 1-2: $12.20, 12-2: $9.70. T: $370.60.
First 4: 1-12-2-8: $3,150.80. Sub: 5. Scr: 3,4.
RACE 2: 4 2 11. Win $2.80 place $1.40
$2.60 $7.50. Q: $12.90. E: $25.50. Duets:
4-2: $5.80, 4-11: $25.40, 2-11: $34.50.
T: $463.50. D: $39.60. First 4: 4-2-11-12:
$2,307.80. Sub: 4. Scr: 8,9,3(L).
RACE 3: 5 7 11. Win $3.80 place $1.70 $4.20
$1.50. Q: $36.20. E: $34.10. Duets: 5-7:
$9.50, 5-11: $3.40, 7-11: $11.10. T: $192.30.
D: $18.30. First 4: 5-7-11-6: $599.00. Sub: 6.
Scr: 8,9,12,15.
RACE 4: 1 2 5. Win $2.90 place $1.60 $1.60
$1.80. Q: $4.80. E: $9.90. Duets: 1-2: $2.60,
1-5: $4.50, 2-5: $4.70. T: $48.50. D: $24.40.
First 4: 1-2-5-8: $238.10. Sub: 1. Scr: 9,4(L).
RACE 5: Abandoned. D: 1-Field: $3.00. Sub:
NSR. Scr: 13,14,15,16.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 2,3,4,5:
(4)(5)(1)(F): $45.90. Subs: 4,6,1,NSR.
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RACE 1: 1 4 8. Win $2.20 place $1.40 $1.40
$1.90. Q: $5.10. E: $11.60. Duets: 1-4: $3.10,
1-8: $3.00, 4-8: $2.40. T: $25.00. First 4:
1-4-8-3: $169.90. Sub: NSR. All Started.
RACE 2: 5 8 7. Win $79.90 place $13.30
$1.30 $1.70. Q: $128.60. E: $304.20. Duets:
5-8: $33.10, 5-7: $39.00, 8-7: $2.60. T:
$2,203.30. D: $124.00. First 4: 5-8-7-9:
$1,795.60. Sub: NSR. All Started.
RACE 3: 8 1 3. Win $6.30 place $2.10 $2.20
$2.30. Q: $16.90. E: $37.80. Duets: 8-1:
$5.50, 8-3: $6.80, 1-3: $9.20. T: $146.00. D:
$281.10. First 4: 8-1-3-7: $1,193.70. Sub: 4.
Scr: 6.
RACE 4: 9 2 7. Win $2.50 place $1.20 $1.04
$13.70. Q: $2.10. E: $4.30. Duets: 9-2:
$1.30, 9-7: $27.80, 2-7: $25.50. T: $127.70.
D: $30.60. First 4: 9-2-7-10: $518.00. Sub:
2. Scr: 11.
RACE 5: 8 5 3. Win $4.80 place $1.60 $3.80
$1.80. Q: $77.90. E: $114.00. Duets: 8-5:
$15.60, 8-3: $3.80, 5-3: $14.40. T: $667.80.
D: $11.20. First 4: 8-5-3-4: $2,114.90. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 6: 11 4 1. Win $4.70 place $1.10 $13.20
$1.04. Q: $353.10. E: $269.30. Duets: 11-4:
$36.60, 11-1: $1.20, 4-1: $17.60. T: $602.30.
D: $9.00. First 4: 11-4-1-9: $3,382.50. Sub:
1. Scr: 2.
RACE 7: 10 1 3. Win $5.30 place $2.30 $3.40
$2.70. Q: $34.00. E: $71.20. Duets: 10-1:
$7.10, 10-3: $11.80, 1-3: $14.00. T: $569.00.
D: $16.10. First 4: 10-1-3-4: $7,294.70. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 8: 8 1 7. Win $7.50 place $2.60 $1.40
$1.10. Q: $8.80. E: $26.80. Duets: 8-1:
$5.20, 8-7: $1.70, 1-7: $2.60. T: $78.30. D:
$46.00. First 4: 8-1-7-9: $502.50. Sub: NSR.
All Started.
RACE 9: 7 1 8. Win $10.00 place $2.90 $3.40
$2.00. Q: $14.00. E: $81.40. Duets: 7-1:
$11.30, 7-8: $4.80, 1-8: $5.80. T: $184.50.
D: $55.70. First 4: 7-1-8-10: $1,566.10. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
NSW TAB DOUBLE on races 5 and 7:
Constantina (8)--Shantilly (10) $47.60. Subs:
NSR,NSR.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 1,2,3,4:
(1)(5)(8)(9): $1,276.40. Subs: NSR,NSR,4,2.
NSW TAB QUADDIE on races 5,6,7,8: (8)(11)
(10)(8): $799.40. Subs: NSR,1,NSR,NSR.
NSW TAB BIG6 on races 3,4,5,6,7,8: (8)(9)
(8)(11)(10)(8): Major (winners of 6 races): Not
won. Supplementary (winners of first 5 races):
Not won. Subs: 4,2,NSR,1,NSR,NSR.

GREYS
Dapto

13 11 35
V1 - TELE03Z01MA

RACE 1: 5 8 1. Win $1.80 place $1.30 $1.60
NTD. Q: $1.80. E: $2.90. T: $7.40. First 4: 5-81-7: $11.60. Sub: 5. Scr: 3,6.
RACE 2: 7 8 1. Win $59.90 place $7.50
$2.40 $1.90. Q: $86.60. E: $492.20. Duets:
7-8: $44.60, 7-1: $41.00, 8-1: $7.30. T:
$1,381.10. D: $30.80. First 4: 7-8-1-6:
$4,830.50. Sub: NSR. All Started.
RACE 3: 1 2 8. Win $4.80 place $1.80 $1.80
$1.70. Q: $11.90. E: $17.50. Duets: 1-2:
$6.10, 1-8: $5.10, 2-8: $5.30. T: $85.60. D:
No winner. First 4: 1-2-8-4: $608.90. Sub: 5.
Scr: 6(L).

RACE 4: 2 5 6. Win $2.50 place $1.04 $1.30
$1.04. Q: $3.60. E: $6.80. Duets: 2-5: $1.50,
2-6: $1.90, 5-6: $2.40. T: $12.00. D: $39.10.
First 4: 2-5-6-1: $86.50. Sub: 2. Scr: 9,10.
RACE 5: 5 3 8. Win $4.00 place $1.40 $1.30
$1.80. Q: $8.90. E: $17.60. Duets: 5-3: $3.90,
5-8: $4.10, 3-8: $3.00. T: $58.30. D: $16.00.
First 4: 5-3-8-6: $258.10. Sub: 3. Scr: 2,10.
RACE 6: 4 3 2. Win $3.60 place $1.50 $4.90
$1.70. Q: $123.70. E: $103.20. Duets: 4-3:
$22.80, 4-2: $2.80, 3-2: $28.60. T: $524.70.
D: $10.50. First 4: 4-3-2-7: $3,233.70. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 7: 4 1 7. Win $14.40 place $5.30 $3.40
NTD. Q: $42.90. E: $84.90. T: $419.30. D:
$29.00. First 4: 4-1-7-9: $2,485.60. Sub: 2.
Scr: 6,8,10.
RACE 8: 7 5 2. Win $4.20 place $2.30 $3.20
NTD. Q: $11.90. E: $22.60. T: $116.60. D:
$57.40. First 4: 7-5-2-3: $295.40. Sub: 1.
Scr: 6,8(L).
RACE 9: 1 5 6. Win $1.60 place $1.20 $2.70
$1.04. Q: $9.70. E: $11.20. Duets: 1-5:
$5.30, 1-6: $2.30, 5-6: $7.70. T: $43.00. D:
$33.80. First 4: 1-5-6-8: $150.60. Sub: NSR.
All Started.
NSW TAB DOUBLE on races 6 and 8:
Restriction (4)--Xareni Bale (7) $43.20. Subs:
NSR,1.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 1,2,3,4:
(5)(7)(1)(2): $471.60. Subs: 5,NSR,5,2.
NSW TAB QUADDIE on races 5,6,7,8: (5)(4)
(4)(7): $5,939.40. Subs: 3,NSR,2,1.
NSW TAB BIG6 on races 4,5,6,7,8,9: (2)(5)(4)
(4)(7)(1): Major (winners of 6 races): Not won.
Supplementary (winners of first 5 races): Not
won. Subs: 2,3,NSR,2,1,NSR.

Gunnedah
RACE 1: 8 6 4. Win $6.20 place $2.00 $1.60
$2.20. Q: $11.60. E: $25.90. Duets: 8-6: $7.10,
8-4: $12.90, 6-4: $5.20. T: $122.30. First 4:
8-6-4-1: $840.30. Sub: NSR. All Started.
RACE 2: 7 8 1. Win $1.50 place $1.20 $2.80
NTD. Q: $3.30. E: $4.70. T: $10.10. D: $8.80.
First 4: 7-8-1-2: $17.90. Sub: 7. Scr: 3,6.
RACE 3: 7 8 4. Win $5.00 place $2.60 $1.70
NTD. Q: $8.60. E: $24.70. T: $87.30. D: $25.40.
First 4: 7-8-4-2: $379.30. Sub: 1. Scr: 3,5.
RACE 4: 5 2 7. Win $3.20 place $1.50 $1.50
$2.10. Q: $11.20. E: $19.10. Duets: 5-2:
$4.30, 5-7: $6.70, 2-7: $13.50. T: $131.80.
D: No winner. First 4: 5-2-7-3: $521.70. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 5: 3 1 8. Win $3.90 place $1.40 $2.90
$5.80. Q: $17.10. E: $27.90. Duets: 3-1:
$3.10, 3-8: $27.60, 1-8: $51.20. T: $271.50.
D: $25.10. First 4: 3-1-8-4: $1,546.40. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 6: 7 6 5. Win $3.80 place $1.90 $1.40
NTD. Q: $6.20. E: $9.00. T: $25.90. D: No
winner. First 4: 7-6-5-4: $97.70. Sub: 5. Scr: 8.
RACE 7: 5 1 4. Win $10.00 place $2.90 $1.04
$1.60. Q: $3.20. E: $17.20. Duets: 5-1: $1.60,
5-4: $3.40, 1-4: $1.40. T: $56.20. D: No
winner. First 4: 5-1-4-7: $295.40. Sub: NSR.
All Started.
RACE 8: 2 6 1. Win $1.30 place $1.20 $1.10
NTD. Q: $1.40. E: $2.30. T: $4.80. D: $42.80.
First 4: 2-6-1-4: $8.20. Sub: 2. Scr: 3,5,7.
RACE 9: 2 7 4. Win $1.40 place $1.00 $1.80
$5.00. Q: $5.00. E: $6.30. Duets: 2-7: $1.80,
2-4: $3.50, 7-4: $24.60. T: $42.10. D: $1.60.
First 4: 2-7-4-8: $232.90. Sub: 2. Scr: 9.
RACE 10: 7 8 1. Win $1.60 place $1.04 $2.10
$3.00. Q: $5.80. E: $8.20. Duets: 7-8: $2.80,
7-1: $3.70, 8-1: $15.30. T: $41.50. D: $1.80.
First 4: 7-8-1-3: $158.80. Sub: 7. Scr: 9.
RACE 11: 1 8 2. Win $1.40 place $1.04 $2.40
$2.40. Q: $5.90. E: $5.30. Duets: 1-8: $2.50,
1-2: $3.00, 8-2: $2.40. T: $33.70. D: $1.40.
First 4: 1-8-2-6: $201.90. Sub: 1. Scr: 7.
RACE 12: 1 2 4. Win $2.10 place $1.50 $1.60
NTD. Q: $1.30. E: $1.40. T: $8.30. D: $1.30.
First 4: 1-2-4-7: $9.00. Sub: 1. Scr: 3,6.
NSW TAB DOUBLE on races 6 and 8: Blue Mac
(7)--Turbo Worm (2) $7.70. Subs: 5,2.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 1,2,3,4:
(8)(7)(7)(5): Not won pool jackpots. Subs:
NSR,7,1,NSR.
NSW TAB QUADDIE on races 5,6,7,8: (3)(7)
(5)(2): $141.00. Subs: NSR,5,NSR,2.

Casino
RACE 1: 6 3 4. Win $3.20 place $1.40 $1.40
$3.30. Q: $5.80. E: $6.70. Duets: 6-3: $2.90,
6-4: $10.20, 3-4: $8.70. T: $64.50. First 4:
6-3-4-9: $380.10. Sub: 6. Scr: 7,10,2(L),8(L).
RACE 2: 6 2 5. Win $8.60 place $2.10 $1.04
$2.40. Q: $7.00. E: $20.40. Duets: 6-2: $3.50,
6-5: $8.40, 2-5: $3.40. T: $84.30. D: $21.10.
First 4: 6-2-5-3: $318.40. Sub: 2. Scr: 9,10.
RACE 3: 6 7 9. Win $6.90 place $2.10 $2.50
$1.70. Q: $20.80. E: $34.50. Duets: 6-7:
$7.50, 6-9: $6.00, 7-9: $7.60. T: $206.30. D:
No winner. First 4: 6-7-9-8: $1,515.30. Sub:
1. Scr: 2,10.
RACE 4: 6 8 3. Win $7.30 place $1.50 $5.00
$1.40. Q: $78.00. E: $112.10. Duets: 6-8:
$22.90, 6-3: $4.50, 8-3: $11.80. T: $380.00.
D: $3.20. First 4: 6-8-3-4: $1,114.80. Sub:
NSR. All Started.
RACE 5: 6 2 1. Win $35.60 place $6.70 $2.30
NTD. Q: $106.70. E: $513.30. T: $755.80. D:
No winner. First 4: 6-2-1-3: $3,483.80. Sub:
1. Scr: 4,5.
RACE 6: 1 8 6. Win $4.60 place $1.60 $1.50
$1.20. Q: $7.40. E: $21.50. Duets: 1-8:
$4.30, 1-6: $5.30, 8-6: $10.00. T: $85.40. D:
No winner. First 4: 1-8-6-2: $279.20. Sub: 2.
Scr: 5,10.
RACE 7: 4 5 2. Win $7.30 place $2.20 $5.80
$2.80. Q: $38.90. E: $47.00. Duets: 4-5:
$16.00, 4-2: $6.50, 5-2: $20.50. T: $466.00.
D: $37.00. First 4: 4-5-2-1: $2,008.10. Sub:
7. Scr: 9,10.
RACE 8: 7 1 2. Win $3.70 place $1.40 $1.04
$2.50. Q: $2.70. E: $9.00. Duets: 7-1: $1.50,
7-2: $4.40, 1-2: $3.80. T: $32.10. D: $16.80.
First 4: 7-1-2-4: $127.90. Sub: 1. Scr:
9,10,3(L).
RACE 9: 5 6 8. Win $3.00 place $1.20 $1.50
$1.40. Q: $6.50. E: $12.60. Duets: 5-6: $2.90,
5-8: $2.50, 6-8: $2.30. T: $30.20. D: $26.60.
First 4: 5-6-8-3: $104.90. Sub: 8. Scr: 7,9.
RACE 10: 8 6 4. Win $8.30 place $3.30 $5.30
$1.40. Q: $234.10. E: $536.50. Duets:
8-6: $25.60, 8-4: $7.00, 6-4: $17.40. T:
$1,151.80. D: $13.60. First 4: 8-6-4-3:
$2,819.90. Sub: 2. Scr: 9,10.
RACE 11: 4 1 3. Win $3.00 place $1.10 $1.30
$1.40. Q: $5.10. E: $9.70. Duets: 4-1: $2.40,
4-3: $1.80, 1-3: $2.90. T: $24.80. D: No
winner. First 4: 4-1-3-9: $109.10. Sub: 4. Scr:
6,10,2(L).
RACE 12: 1 3 4. Win $1.70 place $1.04 $1.90
$7.10. Q: $4.40. E: $6.10. Duets: 1-3: $2.20,
1-4: $4.80, 3-4: $19.90. T: $66.80. D: $7.60.
First 4: 1-3-4-2: $173.90. Sub: 1. Scr:
9,10,5(L).
NSW TAB DOUBLE on races 6 and 8: Moonlit
Picture (1)--King Missile (7) $18.60. Subs: 2,1.
NSW TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 1,2,3,4:
(6)(6)(6)(6): Not won pool jackpots. Subs:
6,2,1,NSR.
NSW TAB QUADDIE on races 5,6,7,8: (6)(1)
(4)(7): Not won pool jackpots. Subs: 1,2,7,1.

Bowls
WBNSW DISTRICT PENNANT
MACQUARIE: Final: Open Pairs: M Truesdale
G Barnes (Greenl Pk) 29 L Pincini J Turner
(Carlin) 18. Snr Pairs: S Farrelly J Swan (Nth
Epp) 20 V Day R Lightfoot (Greenl Pk) 17.

Football
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
Group A: Rangers 0 Napoli 3 (Politano 68 pen,
Raspadori 85, N’Dombele 90+1)
Group E: AC Milan 3 (Giroud 45 pen,
Saelemaekers 47, Pobega 77) Dinamo Zagreb
1 (Orsic 56); Chelsea 1 (Sterling 48) Salzburg
1 (Okafor 75)
Group F: Shakhtar Donetsk 1 (Mudryk 29)
Celtic 1 (Bondarenko og); Real Madrid 2
(Valverde 80, Asensio 90+1) RB Leipzig 0
Group G: Manchester City 2 (Stones 80,
Haaland 84) Borussia Dortmund 1 (Bellingham
56); FC Copenhagen 0 Sevilla 0
Group H: Juventus 1 (Milik 4) Benfica 2 (Mario
43 pen, Neres 55); Maccabi Haifa 1 (Chery 24)
PSG 3 (Messi 37, Mbappe 69, Neymar 88)
● ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP
Reading 0 Sunderland 3 (Roberts 40, 42,
Clarke 70); West Brom 2 (Wallace 24, ThomasAsante 83 pen) Birmingham City 3 (Hogan 15,
55, 72); Norwich City 3 (Pukki 12, 24, Sargent
66) Bristol City 2 (Conway 45, Semenyo 78);
Luton Town 2 (Morris 5, 16) Coventry City 2
(Gyokeres 12, Hamer 62); Rotherham United 3
(Ogbene 35, Harding 83, Kelly 86) Blackpool
0; QPR 2 (Willock 55, Johansen 72) Millwall 0

Golf
CLUB
ANTILL PARK: Medley: S’ford 2B Agg:
White: M Kilgannon (13) C Bush (30) 81. A:
M Larkin (10) 39. B: R Shephard (18) 40 cb.
C: C Bush (30) 41. AVONDALE: Men: S’ford
Irish Team: White: D Gray (10) G Pryke (24)
S Clarke (13) J Simes (15) 91. A: C Liney (11)
37 cb. B: S Clarke (13) 40. C: G Rich (22)
39. Scr: D O’Donovan (+2) 37. BARDWELL
VALLEY: Men: S’ford White: D Bass (28)
42. Scr: G Lee 32. Women: G Bass (38) 40.
Stroke: Chick o’ Walk: K Coldrey (17) L Ritchie
(19) bt J Ammit (30) R Pollock (24) 4-3.
BARNWELL PARK VETERANS: Men: S’ford:
Ambrose: D Whitcomb G Tisdell J Thomson
B Howard (10.375) 48.625. BEVERLEY
PARK: Mxd: S’ford: A: C Sutanto (1) 40. B: D
Robinson (18) 43. C: R Morrison (24) 39 cb.
BONVILLE: Medley: S’ford: B Bienefelt (22)
37 cb. BRIGHTON LAKES: Medley: S’ford:
A: T Barnes (6) 41. A Scr: K Stegbauer 40. B:
T Johnston (18) 39. B Scr: C Lysaght 25. C:
P Mudie (23) 40. C Scr: C Smith 17. Team: P
Azzopardi A Baird M Menouhos P Harvey 88.
CABRAMATTA: Women: Par: K King (23) 4
up. Veteran: S’ford White: J Casey (19) 35 cb.
CAMDEN: Men: Stroke: Ambrose: W Shaw A
Kelly R Peel S Taylor (8.375) 55.625. Scr: M
Arnold L Hudson D Mulley T Ballantyne 59.
CAMPBELLTOWN: Veteran: S’ford White: Div
1: J Webber (15) 37 cb. Div 2: T Dunlop (29)
37 cb. Veteran Women: Div 1: J Singleton (30)
33. Div 2: J Wotton (32) 32. CARNARVON:
Medley: S’ford: 2B Agg: T Krapeshlis (23) S
Lee (13) 73. Men: G Teagle (14) 39. Women: J
Kim (18) 36 cb. CASTLE HILL: Women: S’ford:
Div 1: K Drummond (22) 39. Div 2: D Newton
(28) 41. Div 3: C James (31) 39. Team: Bronze
III Team of Team Winners. CASTLECOVE:
Medley: S’ford White: M Hill (17) 36. CROMER:
Women: S’ford: K Russo (29) 38. CRONULLA:
Men: Par: A: T Wood (2) 1 up. B: B McConnell
(19) 2 up. C: D Rogers (23) 1 up. Scr: T
Wood (2) 3 up. ELANORA: Men: S’ford: B
McCaughan (23) 39. FOX HILLS: Medley:
S’ford: Irish: A: N Bertus (11) 74. B: P Sinclair
(16) 74. C: D Pellegrin (24) 74. GEORGES
RIVER: Women: Stroke: Foursome C’ship:
A: A Gollan F Chin 154 cb. B: D McDonagh
S Frost 154. GOSFORD: Women: S’ford:
Trophy: S Anderson (22) 41. HURSTVILLE:
Medley: S’ford White: Div 1: D Yang (13) 40.
Div 2: D Nicholson (24) 38. LANE COVE:
Women: Stroke: Foursome: J Sadler (34) R
Hurford (35) 63.5. LEONAY: Mxd: S’ford 2B:
White: A: A Burns (12) R Kuipers (17) 47. 2B
Scr: P Riley P Kitley 34. A: R Fielding (16)
41. B: H Schneider (27) 34. LIVERPOOL:
Men: S’ford: P Ashton (12) 40. LONG REEF:
Women: Stroke: L Sinclair (38) 72. Scr: J
Brown (15) 92. S’ford: 9-hole: A Brown (37)
22. MARRICKVILLE: Veteran: Stroke: Div 1: A
Tighe 54 cb. Div 2: S Camilleri 51 cb. MASSEY
PARK: Medley: S’ford: 2B: J Hardgrove (15) S
Mccoll (9) 46. Div 1: M Glenday (12) 40. Div 2:
D Joscelyne (31) 37. Scr: B Smith 31. MONA
VALE: Women: Stroke: Ambrose: P Dover
L Winder D Mayjor L Collard 60. MOORE
PARK: Men: S’ford White: P Reakes (33)
42. Women: T Soulos (30) 39. MUIRFIELD:
Women: Stroke: Medal: Div 1: M Kim (15) 71.
Div 1 Scr: M Kim 84. Div 2: K Murgatroyd (30)
71. Div 2 Scr: L Brooks 101 cb. Div 3: B Mitchell
(45) 76 cb. Div 3 Scr: G Patrick 108. Salver:
Div 1 Scr: J Doherty. Div 1: M Kim. Bronze:
Div 2 Scr: L Brooks. Div 2: K Murgatroyd.
MURRAY DOWNS: Men: Stroke: 2B Stroke:
M Loats L Watts (1.75) 61.25. NORTH RYDE:
Women: S’ford: S Lim (27) 38. H Lee (28) 37.
NORTHBRIDGE: Medley: S’ford: Split Six: J
Lenne G Wood 71. Black: D Adamson (32) 39.
Men: White: J Liddell (25) 42 cb. NOWRA:
Women: S’ford: C Ison (25) 44. PALM BEACH:
Men: S’ford: 2B Multi: S Connelly (18) S Nieass
(13) 80. C Mayson (20) 42 cb. RANDWICK:
Veteran: S’ford: Div 1 Scr: J Lowe (16) 39. Div
2: D Cornwell (36) 44. RICH RIVER: Men:
S’ford: East: A: R Carr (11) 41. B: J Bracher
(14) 43. C: G Benham (21) 42. ROSEVILLE:
Men: S’ford: 2B Agg: P Ware (15) T Savage (10)
74. White: A: T Savage (10) 40. B: R Wickens
(17) 39. C: G Thompson (26) 40. Green: I
Hume (23) 44. Scr: T Savage (10) 30. ROYAL
SYDNEY: Women: S’ford: Championship: C
Windeyer (22) 39. Centenary: C Drayton (29)
36. RYDE-PARRAMATTA: S’ford: C Williams
(26) 40. SHELLY BEACH: Men: S’ford: 2B
Multi: T Disrens C Hammond 82. A: R Briggs
(11) 38. B: C Hammond (18) 40. C: G Hirst (27)
40. ST MICHAELS: Men: S’ford 2B: White: L
Yong (20) B Yong (24) 49. A: P Sandona (9)
40. B: M Rodriguez (17) 41. C: G Cowie (24)
43. Visitor: G Friede (7) 37. Blue: J Serhan (4)
41. Women: J McDade (19) 30. Men: 2B: Gold:
O Wagner (39) P Foley (34) 49. R Davoren
(25) 42. Stroke White: A Scr: M Hammond
(1) 40. A De Manincor (17). Stroke: A Scr: M
Hammond (1) 39. STRATHFIELD: Women:
Par: Div 1: E Kim (25) 2 up. Div 2: A Hoad
(35) sq. TALLWOODS: Women: S’ford: 4B:
R Murray (19) F Lane (39) 43. J Puxty (20)
R Murray (19) 42. TERREY HILLS: Medley:
S’ford: W Tinyow (15) 35 cb. THE COAST:
Women: S’ford: 2B: S Africh G Earle 45.
Veteran: B Townsend (24) 38. THE RIDGE:
Men: S’ford: K Dickeson (24) 39. Women: C
Callinan (35) 37. Hole in one: S Chatterton
at 8th. WALLACIA: Men: S’ford 2B: White: P
Curtis (15) T Sharpe (15) 49. T Zammit (23)
41. Veteran: D Graham (17) 41. Super Veteran:
P Curtis (15) 46. WARRINGAH: Medley: S’ford
White: P Hartmann (22) 42. 9-hole: J Bettiol
(30) 22 cb. WOOLLAHRA: Women: S’ford: S
Zerby (42) 42. WYONG: Men: S’ford White: B
Iddles (12) 34.

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GREYBOOK

ADAM DOBBIN
INSIDE MAIL

WENTWORTH PARK
FRIDAY NIGHT

BEST BET
MORTIFIED (R4 No.1)
Exciting prospect who is
improving with each run. Can go
much faster than 29.80s and
capable of a sharper first split. If
she leads from the cherry, she
takes beating. Plenty of upside.

BEST VALUE
RITZA DONNA (R11 No.8)
Proven big-race performer who
has been beginning much better
of late. If she can get to the
fence, she’s a great chance in
one of the easier semis. She’s
value at around the $8 quote.
GREYHOUND RECORDER
BEST BET
OH OH RANGE (R1 No.7)
Track record-breaker and the
wide draw suits in this Sydney
Cup heat. It gives him room to
move early and if he leads them
into the straight the first time, as
expected, it’s game, set and
match. Talent with a capital T.

WORD is circulating that a win
tonight and an MDC grand final
berth will all but secure one set
of connections a spot in

December’s $1m-to-the-winner
The Phoenix at The Meadows.
Stay tuned for an
announcement nice and early.

Martini gives it a big shake
ADAM DOBBIN
TWO-TIME Million Dollar
Chase-winning trainer Peter
Lagogiane begins his blitz on
a third victory in the world’s
richest greyhound race when
French Martini steps out
from box one in semi-final
four at Wentworth Park
tonight.
Winner of the inaugural
Million Dollar Chase (MDC)
with Mystic Riot in 2018 and
then again with Handsome
Prince in 2020, Lagogiane
knows the calibre of
greyhound it takes to claim
the $1m prize.
And the Llandilo
conditioner is supremely
confident his gifted youngster
French Martini is more than
up to making her presence

French Martini’s connections following her Robert
Smith Memorial victory Picture: Steve Whalland
felt as we reach the pointy
end of the seven-week series.
“I couldn’t have her going
or feeling any better going
into Friday night,” Lagogiane
said. “When you get to this
stage it’s about being forward

enough to win but also
leaving a bit in the tank in
the hope that you’re there in
the big one a week later.
“Her trials have been
fantastic and she’s jumping
out of her skin.

“She’s drawn a good box
for the first time in a while
so it’s all systems go.”
The winner of eight from
15 starts, French Martini has
displayed above average
ability from the outset.
At her debut performance
at The Gardens in March she
ran a near record 29.22
seconds with each of her
subsequent appearances
almost exclusively in group
race company.
But it was in the
aftermath of her Group 3
Ladies Bracelet victory in
May that Lagogiane knew he
had a bonafide MDC
contender, her race record
29.46 performance just two
lengths outside the 29.32
She’s A Pearl recorded to win
the MDC the same night.

VALUE FAB FIVE
YOU CAN CHASE
HERE are five runners who could
provide value in all-in markets if successful in their qualifiers tonight.

Early Quaddie
Race 1: 6, 7. Race 2: 2, 6.
Race 3: 2. Race 4: 1, 4, 8.
Cost: 1 unit $12.
Quaddie
Race 5: 1, 2, 5. Race 6: 3, 5, 8.
Race 7: 1, 7, 8. Race 8: 6, 8.
Cost: 1 unit $54.

FRENCH MARTINI (R7 Box 1)
Trainer: Peter Lagogiane
TAB All In Price: $15. Heat: $2.70.
Scored a determined win in the Gosford qualifier
before getting caught wide in a small field at her
most recent start and making up good ground late.
Has been given a freshen-up, which should help her
step closer to the 5.38 split when winning the
Ladies Bracelet in May. Drawing box one will help,
the first of her career. Being trained by a two-time
MDC winner doesn’t hurt, either.

RUNNING HOT
BANDIT BUTCH
(Goulburn, Friday, R6 No.1)
Trainer Stephen Fairbairn is
striking at 32 per cent this year
and his win ratio is even more
outstanding at Goulburn – 43 per
cent. Bandit Butch is a handy
chaser who will make the most
of his draw and be strong late.

IBROX WILDFIRE (R5 Box 3)
Trainer: William Dance
TAB All In Price: $21. Heat: $3.50.
Has been in the money in 11 of her past 12, including
a slick 29.55 win at Wentworth Park in July. Ran a
close second to the very good Zipping Maserati in
the Maitland qualifier but will be better suited
around two turns. Has an excellent record at the
track and while she has been a little inconsistent at
box rise, is capable of landing in front and storming
into contention for a million-dollar payday.

SMART MONEY
GUNNADOO GRACE
(The Gardens, Friday, R3 No.7)
Trainer Ben Howe would have
been giggling when his charge
drew the black for this rich
staying event. A tough chaser,
Gunnadoo Grace looks well
placed and well boxed to add
another success to her resume in
this moderate 700m contest.
WELL GRADED
BAM BAM BANNER
(Richmond, Friday, R6 No.3)
A winner 13 times from 25 starts,
Bam Bam Banner looks placed to
perfection in a moderate fifthgrade event. His best form is
over shorter trips but is a winner
over this track/distance and his
record stands him apart from
this lot for an in-form trainer.
RACING AROUND
Friday: Wenty Park, Goulburn,
The Gardens, Richmond
Saturday: Wenty Park, Dubbo
Richmond Straight, The Gardens
Sunday: Grafton, Richmond
Monday: Bathurst, Maitland,
Temora
Tuesday: Bulli, Grafton, Gosford
Wednesday: Wentworth Park,
Richmond, The Gardens
Thursday: Gunnedah, Casino,
Nowra

“She’s had an X-factor
about her since the day she
walked through the gates the
first time,” Lagogiane said.
“The ability has always
been there but she showed in
the Ladies Bracelet she can
run the time and mix it with
the best. Friday night is her
first box one so I’m just
hoping she can use it.”
In a spirited fourth semifinal, French Martini ($2.60)
takes on rampaging Victorian
Plaintiff ($2.70) from the
powerful Jason Thompson
kennel.
In what looms as one of
the clashes of the night,
French Martini and Plaintiff
will be joined by star
Queenslander Shipwreck,
which has had good support
from his box seven draw.

CHASING FERNANDO (R9 Box 1)
Trainer: Craig Watts
TAB All In Price: $34. Heat: $5.

SHE’S A PEARL LOOKING GOOD
TO MAKE RICHEST OF IMPACTS
ADAM DOBBIN
ALL kinds of records rest firmly at
the paws of superstar sprinter She’s
A Pearl at Wentworth Park in the
next week.
Last Saturday, the defending
Million Dollar Chase champ got her
assault on the showpiece event back
on track with a gritty city qualifier
win, booking her place in tonight’s
semi-finals where she’ll start a shortpriced favourite in race eight.
If successful in tonight’s semifinal, not only will She’s A Pearl earn

herself a chance at back-to-back
MDC triumphs next weekend, she
will also surpass Fanta Bale’s all-time
prizemoney record of $1,365,175,
now just $3000 short of the
milestone.
A second MDC success would see
the Andy Lord-trained daughter of
Aston Dee Bee burst through $2m in
career earnings, and it’s a feat
punters are warming towards, with
race sponsor TAB reporting a flood
of money for the glamour girl of
Australian greyhound racing.
“She‘s A Pearl is easily the most

popular runner in terms of money
held and accounts for over 30 per
cent of the hold,” TAB’s Andrew
Georgiou said.
“It shouldn‘t be a surprise though
because she is a very popular
greyhound and the punters adore
her.
“Outside of her, French Martini is
the next best supported at the each
way odds.”
She’s A Pearl is at $5.50 to annex
the series ahead of arch rival Good
Odds Cash at $7.50, the only two
under double figure odds.

To win the MDC you have to first win your semi and
Chasing Fernando is drawn to do just that. While
winless in his past 10, he has finished outside the
top 4 just once in that time against some of the
best in the state. He has an excellent record from
box one and a solid Wentworth Park record. Again
meets Zipping Kyrgios, the greyhound who beat
him at Richmond, but with boxes reversed is a good
chance to progress to the final.

MCINERNEY (R11 Box 2)
Trainer: Brendan Pursell
TAB All In Price: $34. Heat: $4.80.
McInerney has a sneaky good form line that stacks
up as well as most in the series. After three best-ofnight wins in Victoria, he returned to Tasmania for
the National Championships, where he dominated
before being beaten by a length by MDC second
favourite Good Odds Cash in the National Final. He
backed it up with a second in an MDC qualifier last
week when he recovered from a horror start. While
he may not have the outright speed of some, he is
racing with supreme confidence.

VAMOOSE (R6 Box 2)
Trainer: Susan Smith
TAB All In Price: $101 Heat: $7.50
Recently turned two-year-old has eight wins from 21
starts but has won just once in seven starts over
500m or more. The win came in a dazzling 29.39 at
The Gardens. Best work has been over 400m, he is
blessed with early speed and can exploit the inside
draw. May get a little tired late but early speed wins
races and he isn’t in the hardest semi-final.

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WENTWORTH PARK GREYHOUNDS

RICHMOND GREYHOUNDS
R1

Ladbrokes Switch

$1790 Maiden
Bx
P4 Dog
1 R 2722 MIGHTY RULER
2 R 84 ALL THAT GLITZ
3 R
2 ALLOWED TO DREAM
4 R
EDDIE MUNSTER
5 R 4646 LOCKED UP
6 R 5465 CALL ME ROOSTER
7 R 226 SKYLA BLUE
8 R 2676 PLEGRIDY BLUES

PB
NBT
NBT
NBT
FSH
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT

320m 6.47
Trainer
L Galea
J Grief
J Magri
D Lewis
R Polidano
W Knibbs
A Marshall
E Kitchen

Early Speed
$3.20
16.00
*2.30
4.00
26.00
51.00
6.50
41.00

TIPS: ALLOWED TO DREAM 3, Mighty Ruler 1, Skyla Blue 7,
Eddie Munster 4.

Thedogs.com.au says: ALLOWED TO DREAM (3) had no luck on debut here
recently when hampered in the run to the 1st turn and narrowly beaten. He’ll
have derived plenty of benefit from the run and with luck in the early stages will
be the one to beat. MIGHTY RULER (1) has placed in 3 of 7 career starts and a
genuine threat while SKYLA BLUE (7) has speed and can go close

R2

Steeline Riverstone

$2310 Grade 5
1 R 5274 RAINBOW LUCK
2 R 5464 WISHFUL FANTASY
3 R 1282 FABIO BLUE
4 R 6646 COBAR ROOSTER
5 R 2154 TWINKLE TOES TOM
6 R 6766 FAY’S DAY OFF
7 R 1312 ZAMBORA TED
8 R 4773 BUGATTI SPIRAL

NBT
23.16
NBT
NBT
22.84
NBT
22.62
22.97

401m 7.05
G Logue
L Burke
S Zarb
M Howard
A Hansen
F Wotton
J Magri
J Davis

13.00
9.50
5.50
21.00
4.00
51.00
*1.80
16.00

TIPS: ZAMBORA TED 7, Twinkle Toes Tom 5, Fabio Blue 3,
Bugatti Spiral 8.

Thedogs.com.au says: ZAMBORA TED (7) is a good prospect who comes
into this winning 7 of his 10 career starts so far including a sizzling effort over
this trip. Goes quickly when he hits the sand and with early luck is the one to
beat. TWINKLE TOES TOM (5) is back up to a more suitable distance and can
threaten while FABIO BLUE (3) is a consistent chaser who has claims

R3

Flying Ricciardo At Stud

$2490 Mixed 4/5
1 R 6146 COME AROUND
2 R 5786 BARTY PARTY
3 R 1566 BABY MAGIC
4 R 6417 BUGATTI FAX
5 R 2376 OUR MECHANIC
6 R 6231 MINKARA MINX
7 R 6383 GIARRE
8 R 5763 HOT STREAK

18.32
FSTD
18.22
18.34
FSH
18.25
NBT
NBT

320m 7.24

T Jansen
G Duggan
R Thomas
J Davis
D Lewis
R Tyler
R Nicolaou
R Walter

4.50
6.50
4.50
13.00
*2.50
7.50
21.00
26.00

TIPS: OUR MECHANIC 5, Come Around 1, Baby Magic 3, Minkara Minx 6.

Thedogs.com.au says: Intriguing race where the talented OUR MECHANIC
(5) returns to the track after going amiss last start in April. Her form prior had
been A1 with placings behind 2 of the best in the business ‘She’s A Pearl & Good
Odds Cash’ and if anywhere near right will be the one to beat. COME AROUND
(1), BABY MAGIC (3) and MINKARA MINX (6) are all genuine hopes

R4

The Brian Rylands

$2310 Grade 5
1 R 3821 NICK THE QUICK
2 R 4727 ROCKSTAR ORTON
3 R 5536 ALL ABOUT LIFE
4 R 1321 BANEBRIDGE
5 R 2756 INFLICTER
6 R 8845 MAYHEM FOLLOWED
7 R 7842 KING OF STING
8 R 4623 SPREAD MY WINGS

22.93
NBT
NBT
23.14
NBT
NBT
NBT
22.90

401m 7.42
V Sultana
S Francis
S Swain
G Duggan
A Teofilo
M Wotton
L Galea
B Cook

*2.20
26.00
6.50
3.60
21.00
51.00
16.00
5.50

TIPS: NICK THE QUICK 1, Banebridge 4, All About Life 3,
Mayhem Followed 6.

Thedogs.com.au says: NICK THE QUICK (1) went to the top soon after
boxrise last week to win comfortably clocking career best time. With a wide runner drawn to his outside he’ll get room to muster in the early stages and can
record consecutive wins. BANEBRIDGE (4) was a strong winner here Sunday
and can threaten with luck while ALL ABOUT LIFE (3) could sprint well fresh

R5

Ladbrokes Blended Multi

$2310 Grade 5
1 R 4746 WEST OF NOME
2 R 5462 SMART CASH
3 R 3317 TIME REIGNS
4 W 4858 DISCO SOUND
5 R 7576 BUCKET GIRL
6 R 7836 VICTORY WINS
7 R 3754 NAN’S PROMISE
8 R 1732 LITTLE NINJA

NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT

P Ballantine
A Hunter
B Cook
W Knibbs
E Kitchen
R Nicolaou
S Gittoes
B Spackman

401m 8.05
5.00
*2.60
5.50
51.00
41.00
26.00
16.00
3.20

TIPS: SMART CASH 2, Little Ninja 8, West Of Nome 1, Time Reigns 3.

Thedogs.com.au says: SMART CASH (2) mustered quickly from a wide draw
here Sunday finishing runner up clocking handy time. She’s well placed tonight
having won 6 career races, should settle on the speed and looks toughest to
beat. LITTLE NINJA (8) is a reliable beginner who’s placed in her 2 runs over
this trip while WEST OF NOME (1) can improve on recent efforts

R6

Ladbrokes Same Race Multi

$3110 Grade 5
1 R 5632 ZOE ZOOM BUG
2 R 8741 DRACO
3 R 5214 BAM BAM BANNER
4 R 1517 VON RYKER
5
VACANT BOX
6 R 2122 BANKROLLED
7 R 2287 ACTING FOOLISH
8 R 4362 CLADDIN’ BOYS

NBT
29.97
30.06
29.89

520m 8.24

L Brown
P Boyd
B Gibbons
S Swain

5.50
4.00
*3.20
3.80

30.08 N Wallace
NBT J Zammit
NBT T Vella

6.50
16.00
13.00

TIPS: BAM BAM BANNER 3, Zoe Zoom Bug 1, Von Ryker 4, Draco 2.

Thedogs.com.au says: Competitive race with most runners a chance of victory. BAM BAM BANNER (3) is a talented chaser who comes into this having won
13 of his 25 career starts that includes an effort here over this trip. He musters
quickly when he hits the sand and could be toughest to beat. ZOE ZOOM BUG
(1), VON RYKER (4) and DRACO (2) are all genuine winning hopes

R1

Best Bet: Zambora Ted (Race 2)
Next Best Bet: Nick The Quick (Race 4)
• ON SKY RACING 1

TAB CODE: TG
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 6 & 8
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
• R denotes rails-runner. W denotes wide-runner.
R7

Ladbrokes Mates Mode

$3110 Grade 5
1 R 1273 LOMAX
2 R 8577 SOPHIE’S WILL
3 R 7823 SINGLE SWINGER
4 R 6644 LADY ON FIRE
5
VACANT BOX
6 R 2651 TYSON’S FURY
7 R 7134 KNOW JUAN
8 R 7554 FEDERAL DIAMOND

NBT
NBT
FSH
NBT

520m 8.46

A Hunter
A Marshall
G Stewart
R Polidano

*1.80
21.00
5.00
26.00

30.55 A Durham
30.44 H Sarkis
NBT S Wilkinson

5.50
4.50
21.00

TIPS: LOMAX 1, Know Juan 7, Tyson’s Fury 6, Single Swinger 3.

Thedogs.com.au says: LOMAX (1) was stepping up sharply in trip when 3rd
here Sunday clocking handy time. He’s ‘well in’ tonight having won 8 career
races (albeit it all up the straight) but maps to get room early, could lead through
the 1st turn and the one to run down. KNOW JUAN (7) wasn’t far away in his
latest effort here while TYSON’S FURY (6) won his maiden Sunday

R8

Ladbrokes 5th Grade Series

$9810 Grade 5 Final
1 R 1181 FEEL THE CHAOS
2 R 5321 LA MIRADOR
3 R 3341 ROMANTIC STYLE
4 R 3211 ARE EIGHT
5 R 4421 BURN RUBBER
6 R 8251 FUNKY FREAK
7 R 2751 TWO PARS
8 R 2311 FORAN BANNER
9 R 8682 LITTLE JOE (r)
10 R 7882 INDIGO (r)

18.12
18.16
18.15
18.13
18.30
18.56
18.37
18.16
NBT
NBT

320m 9.05

P Lagogiane
J King
G Borg
P Lagogiane
J Comito
J Comito
J Baxter
B Gibbons
W Carr
S Simonetta

*2.90
7.50
4.50
5.50
21.00
34.00
26.00
3.60
51.00
51.00

TIPS: FEEL THE CHAOS 1, Foran Banner 8, Romantic Style 3, Are Eight 4.

Thedogs.com.au says: Highly competitive sprint final with all runners winning
their heats last week. FEEL THE CHAOS (1) returned from a break leading all the
way in her heat clocking good time. She’s now unbeaten here in 3 runs and can
go close again in an open affair. FORAN BANNER (8), ROMANTIC STYLE (3)
and ARE EIGHT (4) are all winning chances if they jump cleanly

R9

Ladbrokes Odds Boost

$2310 Grade 5 Pathways
1 R 8684 FRANKIE FOE
2 R 6765 FIRE BY NIGHT
3 R 7846 SOOK LA
4 R 6858 KNIGHTED FOXY
5 R 7876 PARALLEL REALITY
6 R 8487 BUGATTI LEAP
7 R 4875 TESTIMONY
8 R 5786 JUDGMENT FAY

NBT
FSTD
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT

401m 9.31

J Knibbs
N Mastapha
W Knibbs
W Knibbs
M Wotton
J Davis
S Gittoes
F Wotton

7.50
6.50
10.00
*4.00
13.00
7.50
*4.00
6.50

TIPS: KNIGHTED FOXY 4, Testimony 7, Judgment Fay 8, Bugatti Leap 6.

Thedogs.com.au says: Tough race to find a winner with all runners struggling
recently. KNIGHTED FOXY (4) has been racing over a mix of trips and tracks
since finishing 3rd over the 622m last month finishing out of the money. She can
show speed, has placed over this trip and could be hardest to beat. TESTIMONY
(7) handles wide draws while JUDGMENT FAY (8) could feature

R10 Free Entry At Richmond Race Club401m 9.48
$2490 Mixed 4/5
1 R 7541 GREMITZ
2 R 3223 LITTLE FINGERS
3 R 3225 BARRY’S ROCKET
4 R 1253 LADY STEPS
5
VACANT BOX
6 R 6582 TONGUE TIED
7 R 6685 FLYING FAITH
8 R 4626 FINAL REASON

23.03
NBT
NBT
NBT

P Boyd
G Duggan
L Burke
S Sultana

8.50
5.00
7.50
*2.50

22.90 R Anderson
23.02 L Burke
22.99 N Wallace

5.50
26.00
6.50

TIPS: LADY STEPS 4, Little Fingers 2, Barry’s Rocket 3, Tongue Tied 6.

Thedogs.com.au says: LADY STEPS (4) was having her 1st run over this trip
last week when leading early before fading late finishing 3rd in handy time. She’d
won 5 of her previous 9 career starts, can lead again and take running down. LITTLE FINGERS (2) is close to another win having placed in her past 4 runs while
BARRY’S ROCKET (3) and TONGUE TIED (6) can go close

R11

Ladbrokes Mega Multi

$2310 Grade 5
1 R
1 PEYTON’S PUZZLE
2 R 8263 LIVIN’ LOVIN’
3 R
18 BATTLIN’ BOB
4 R 6157 VICKY’S JET
5 R 4322 SUPERSONIC STAR
6 R 6434 ELECTRA PARK
7 R 7215 BROKEN PROMISES
8 R 6176 BLACK MAMARAGAN
9 R 6867 PRINCESS BUTTONS (r)
10 R 6775 REMAS BRONZE (r)

18.40
NBT
FSH
18.88
NBT
NBT
18.43
18.40
NBT
NBT

320m 10.05
D Lewis
S Gittoes
W Pethybridge
M Lee
J Gatt
M Knowles
S Simonetta
M Howard
M Lee
M Lee

TIPS: PEYTON’S PUZZLE 1, Electra Park 6, Supersonic Star 5,
Broken Promises 7.

*2.50
16.00
7.50
26.00
5.50
8.50
5.50
9.50
51.00
51.00

Thedogs.com.au says: PEYTON’S PUZZLE (1) mustered quickly from this
draw when on debut Sunday winning comfortably clocking handy time. While
she’s rising in class tonight a repeat performance will see her the testing material again. ELECTRA PARK (6) and SUPERSONIC STAR (5) have been thereabouts recently without winning and genuine hopes BROKEN PROMISES (7)
can feature

Sydney Cup

$10,900 S/E Heat
Bx
P4 Dog
1 R 4252 STAGGER OUT LEE
2 R 1744 DRAKO BALE
3 R 6324 ZIPPING VIRGINIA
4 W 6143 BOOM LATERAL
5 R 2436 MY MARGARITA
6 R 3421 CAWBOURNE MAGIC
7 R 1212 OH OH RANGE
8 R 3331 FIRST PICKED

720m 6.57
PB
42.15
FSH
42.29
FSH
42.24
41.88
42.55
FSH

Trainer
Early Speed
J Strutt
$7.00
A Dailly
5.00
J Finn
31.00
G Jose
12.00
A Manwaring
71.00
A Lord
3.70
K Snow
*3.60
T Britton
5.00

TIPS: OH OH RANGE 7, Stagger Out Lee 1, Cawbourne Magic 6,
Boom Lateral 4.

Thedogs.com.au says: Heat #1 of the Sydney Cup and it looks an interesting
contest - with 3 VIC chasers engaged all on debut at WP. OH OH RANGE (7)
is a Queenslander - and he was excellent in latest 2nd here to Super Estrella, in
record time. Ran 41.71 in defeat. STAGGER OUT LEE (1) is an unheralded Stayer.
Draws ideally. CAWBOURNE MAGIC (6) class act. Tricky draw.

R2

Sydney Cup

$10,900 S/E Heat
1 R 1217 DAYS OF THUNDER
2 R 3253 TIGER JACK
3 R 1661 TRUNKEY BILL
4 R 5615 GYPSY WYONG
5 R 3631 MEPUNGA WARRIOR
6 R 1214 ZIPPING KANSAS
7 R 1251 ARIARNE BALE
8 R 4551 ZIGGY STARDUST

720m 7.20
NBT
42.08
42.09
42.15
FSTD
41.44
FSTD
42.34

W Nicholls
A Lord
A Godden
T Dailly
J Britton
J Magri
D Gibbons
A Campton

5.00
4.60
18.00
9.50
10.00
*2.90
6.00
26.00

TIPS: ZIPPING KANSAS 6, Tiger Jack 2, Days Of Thunder 1,
Trunkey Bill 3.

Thedogs.com.au says: The 2nd Heat of the Sydney Cup - a couple of costly
conveyances heading the marketplace. ZIPPING KANSAS (6) is capable of
anything when the breaks go his way 2 of his 3 WP wins have been romps, in flying times. Can be his own worst enemy though. Cut and paste those comments
with TIGER JACK (2). It’s all up to him? DAYS OF THUNDER (1) very strong.

R3

Sydney Cup

$10,900 S/E Heat
1 R 1135 MORAINE SUZIE
2 R 1111 SUPER ESTRELLA
3 R 1572 BELIEVE SO
4 R 1121 OSPREY STORM
5 R 7312 EMANI BALE
6 R 3221 SILVER LUCK
7 R 7111 POCKET MONEY
8 R 5216 PLAY NICE

720m 7.38
NBT
41.21
42.52
FSH
FSH
42.16
42.07
FSH

B Pursell
D Smith
P Goodsell
A Langton
D Gibbons
A Lord
K Snow
T Britton

7.50
*1.35
61.00
17.00
23.00
18.00
10.00
13.00

TIPS: SUPER ESTRELLA 2, Moraine Suzie 1, Believe So 3,
Pocket Money 7.

Thedogs.com.au says: The last of 3 Sydney Cup Heats - with the star attraction strutting her stuff. SUPER ESTRELLA (2) enhanced her stranglehold as the
best Stayer in Oz, with a record shattering run here last time. in a mind blowing
41.21. Simply airborne. MORAINE SUZIE (1) failed to Estrella in recent Distance
Championship. Better for the run. BELIEVE SO (3) Exotics.

R4

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 2111 MORTIFIED
2 R 4736 PIKE
3 R 1112 TEDDY THE BEAR
4 R 3133 GATLIN
5 R 4511 SUNSHINE DELIGHT
6 R 5127 CHARLIE’S JAR
7 R 3261 KELSEY BALE
8 R 2141 PANAMA PEPPER
9 R 1134 ICHABOD MUDD (r)
10 R 1155 SALLY’S REWARD (r)

29.86
NBT
29.87
29.92
FSH
29.93
NBT
29.93
29.80
29.86

520m 7.57

C O’Brien
F Hancock
S Trengove
M Finn
P McIlveen
A Dwyer
D Gibbons
S Withers
M Davidson
V Spiteri

2.40
61.00
61.00
4.80
41.00
41.00
13.00
*2.30
26.00
16.00

TIPS: MORTIFIED 1, Panama Pepper 8, Teddy The Bear 3, Gatlin 4.

Thedogs.com.au says: Lets get ready to rumble! Semi 1 of the MDC - it’s all or
nothing, in the quest to become a Millionaire. The winged runners will command
all the betting interest here and rightly so. MORTIFIED (1) is a star on the rise.
Won 7 of 9. Boxed to salute. PANAMA PEPPER (8) toughed it out in Prelude
win here Sat. Competitor. TEDDY THE BEAR (3) in Exotics.

R5

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 1221 AGLAND LUAI
2 R 4832 ZARA’S IVAN
3 R 2112 IBROX WILDFIRE
4 R 1243 LIME ROCK PARK
5 R 4115 GOOD ODDS CASH
6 R 7571 COUNTRY DOUBLE
7 R 3622 SHAYE
8 R 6141 VICTOR SANNETTE
9 R 2114 SHOWMAN JACK (r)
10 R 2756 OPINIONS (r)

29.65
NBT
29.55
NBT
29.67
FSH
NBT
FSH
29.66
29.76

J Opetaia
T Dailly
W Dance
C Bilal
F Hurst
D Casey
J Cutlack
K Johnson
J Smart
M Burton

520m 8.20
5.00
4.80
3.50
81.00
*2.10
101.00
51.00
101.00
7.50
26.00

TIPS: IBROX WILDFIRE 3, Good Odds Cash 5, Agland Luai 1,
Zara’s Ivan 2.

Thedogs.com.au says: Semi 2 of the MDC is a belter - with 3 of the Big Guns
having a real penchant for the WP Precinct. IBROX WILDFIRE (3) has missed
a place here just once in 15 runs, winning 6 times. 5 of those were in sub 30.
GOOD ODDS CASH (5) is the class factor. National Sprint Champ 2 back, in a
phenomenal display. AGLAND LUAI (1) so honest. Owns 5 WP victories.

R6

TAB Million Dollar Chase Semi Final

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 3244 ANALYSING
2 R 1253 VAMOOSE
3 R 4211 ZIPPING ALABAMA
4 R 4221 NIMBLE LULU
5 R 1511 BLACK CHILLI
6 R 3221 SCRAMJET
7 R 3274 TURBO CASH
8 R 2412 COAST MODEL
9 R 1123 ORCHESTRATE (r)
10 R 4236 LET’S WIN COIN (r)

29.84
NBT
29.36
NBT
29.76
29.80
29.99
29.58
NBT
NBT

J McFadyen
S Smith
J Finn
S Grey
A Brunton
R Asquith
N Hand
A Lord
T Brett
J Sharp

520m 8.38
14.00
7.50
*2.90
101.00
11.00
12.00
23.00
4.00
3.70
15.00

TIPS: ZIPPING ALABAMA 3, Coast Model 8, Turbo Cash 7, Black Chilli 5.

Thedogs.com.au says: Semi 3 of the MDC - and whilst expected to take shorter
odds tonight, no reason to jump ship with ZIPPING ALABAMA (3). Much improved Box manners in past 2 runs, have seen this powerful girl smash the clock.
Went a sizzling 29.36, last Sat. COAST MODEL (8) was runner up in May version
of the MDC and she is a class act. ORCHESTRATE (9) a player now.

Best Bet: Super Estrella (Race 3)
Next Best Bet: French Martini (Race 7)
• ON SKY RACING 1

TAB CODE: SG
DAILY DOUBLE RACES 6 & 8
TAB FIRST 4 ALL RACES
EARLY QUADDIE RACES 1, 2, 3, 4
TREBLE RACES 6, 7, 8
QUADDIE RACES 5, 6, 7, 8
BIG6 RACES 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
• R denotes rails-runner. W denotes wide-runner.
R7

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 6114 FRENCH MARTINI
2 R 7251 FATHER RICK
3 R 7447 AFFAIR BIT
4 R 2322 SONIC OAK
5 R 3442 JOSEPH’S COAT
6 R 1362 CAWBOURNE HOOPER
7 R 1372 SHIPWRECK
8 R 1111 PLAINTIFF
9 R 1524 AMRON BOY (r)
10 R 1826 DUSTY BOURBSKI (r)

29.46
29.74
NBT
NBT
29.97
30.23
29.32
NBT
NBT
NBT

P Lagogiane
R Webster
G Dunphy
A Rowe
A Dwyer
B Talbot
K Snow
J Thompson
B Ennis
T Dailly

*2.70
6.00
71.00
17.00
26.00
71.00
5.00
*2.70
5.00
16.00

TIPS: FRENCH MARTINI 1, Shipwreck 7, Plaintiff 8, Father Rick 2.

Thedogs.com.au says: Semi #4 of the MDC shapes similar to the opening runoff the winged runners dominating betting. Strongly in the corner of FRENCH
MARTINI (1) who gets the rails for the 1st time. Brilliant bitch and camp has won
2 MDC’s. SHIPWRECK (7) is a beast. He went 29.32 here, before the track was
quick. PLAINTIFF (8) is flying. But his WP form is concerning?

R8

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 7151 MY BOY ROCKIN’
2 R 3135 TICKLE ME ELSIE
3 R 1132 HE’S ON FIRE
4 R 7245 RUFF SHOT
5 R 2223 CHARLEE’S MISTY
6 R 1141 SHE’S A PEARL
7 R 2132 ON THE BUS
8 R 6411 ZIPPING MASERATI
9 R 1114 DEVINE EMPRESS (r)
10 R 7245 WHO TOLD SHORTY (r)

NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
30.23
29.30
NBT
29.57
29.70
NBT

B Smith
S Grey
A Manwaring
D Geall
V Roz
A Lord
R O’Brien
M Hallinan
K Cottrell
B Pursell

520m 9.20
41.00
34.00
12.00
23.00
101.00
*1.55
23.00
2.90
6.50
34.00

TIPS: SHE’S A PEARL 6, Zipping Maserati 8, Ruff Shot 4, He’s On Fire 3.

Thedogs.com.au says: MDC Semi #5 will be the cynosure of all eyes, with
reigning champ SHE’S A PEARL (6) one step away from defending her Crown.
True qualities of a special animal, to overcome issues before posting a gritty Prelude win. Fitter tonight. ZIPPING MASERATI (8) is yet to tackle Pearl in a race.
He gets the gun draw to test her. RUFF SHOT (4) Exotics play.

R9

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 2232 CHASING FERNANDO
2 R 1232 YUKO GIRL
3 R 1117 MUFFLER
4 R 4321 NORDIC THUNDER
5 R 7436 DANA MAGGIE
6 R 2211 ZIPPY TESLA
7 R 1225 IMPRESS BROMELL
8 R 4721 ZIPPING KYRGIOS
9 R 6153 BLACK FOX (r)
10 R 8285 WAR WEAPON (r)

29.81
29.70
NBT
30.17
NBT
29.82
NBT
29.37
29.89
NBT

C Watts
S Sultana
M Mabbott
S Sundstrom
B Talbot
A Dailly
SCRATCHED
J Finn
C Arletos
N Brown

520m 9.37
5.00
3.50
34.00
34.00
101.00
4.60
—
*2.50
15.00
51.00

TIPS: YUKO GIRL 2, Zipping Kyrgios 8, Zippy Tesla 6,
Chasing Fernando 1.

Thedogs.com.au says: MDC Semi #6 - and with a couple of Scratchings,
the placement of Reserve runners will prove crucial to the result. The speedy
BLACK FOX (9) becomes either a hindrance or a help, to the 2 main fancies. As
it stands, YUKO GIRL (2) has the pace to lead. ZIPPING KYRGIOS (8) would
relish a cart across from 8, via the Fox. ZIPPY TESLA (6) is very strong.

R10 TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F
$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 2262 HE’S GRAND
2 R 3323 HERE COMES BUDDY
3 R 6527 SHOWDOWN
4 R 6232 SOMBRERO
5 R 8462 HOLD ME UP
6 R 8233 CASUAL GLANCE
7 R 4113 FAT BOY’S DREAM
8 R 1711 ASTON BARAK
9 R 5363 DOONAN (r)
10 R 7265 ZIGGY STAR (r)

NBT
NBT
NBT
NBT
29.87
29.78
30.25
29.60
29.71
29.81

R O’Brien
D Hoskins
J Cutlack
N Brown
J Comito
M Lill
M Davidson
J Fletcher
A Lord
P Lagogiane

520m 9.58
3.70
51.00
19.00
23.00
9.00
*3.40
6.00
3.80
15.00
34.00

TIPS: HE’S GRAND 1, Casual Glance 6, Fat Boy’s Dream 7, Aston Barak 8.

Thedogs.com.au says: Semi #7 of the MDC is an open contest hence the reason we’ve landed on one still winless at WP. HE’S GRAND (1) is all class on the
Provincials but struggling in Town. Led clearly when run down here Sat. Box a
huge assist. CASUAL GLANCE (6) can fly if he nails the start. Must do so. FAT
BOY’S DREAM (7) fitter. ASTON BARAK (8) is the class factor.

R11

TAB Million Dollar Chase S/F

$10,500 Non Graded Semi Final
1 R 3174 MELLCAT BIG BOY
2 R 1132 MCINERNEY
3 R 1136 COCO MODEL
4 R 8612 SPECIAL BLEND
5 R 4133 NOT TODAY
6 R 1411 RED REACTOR
7 R 2111 NANGAR CHIEF
8 R 1263 RITZA DONNA
9 R 1564 EMBRACE (r)
10 R 1175 SET ME FREE (r)

29.72
NBT
29.73
29.86
30.12
30.21
FSH
29.72
29.68
NBT

J Mellon
B Pursell
T Corless
A Dwyer
M Craig
D Pell
D Barnes
M Gatt
C Chappelow
B Keel

520m 10.15
*3.40
4.40
3.60
16.00
26.00
9.50
14.00
6.50
8.00
13.00

TIPS: MCINERNEY 2, Mellcat Big Boy 1, Red Reactor 6, Coco Model 3.

Thedogs.com.au says: Huge nerves for connections, with MDC Semi #8, the
last chance to qualify, for a shot at next week’s Big One. MCINERNEY (2) is a
talented VIC chaser - and both his WP runs have been full of merit. Broken 30
secs in 2 minors. MELLCAT BIG BOY (1) gets the gun draw to feature. Just needs
to utilise it. RED REACTOR (6) and COCO MODEL (3) both players.

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GAL’S DOUBLE DELIGHT
PETER BADEL

IT was labelled a pathetic pugilistic
joke.
It ended up a bloody Origin war.
Paul Gallen again underlined his
iron-willed courage after overcoming a second-round knockdown to
beat Justin Hodges and Ben Hannant in a wild and spiteful boxing
double header in Brisbane on Thursday night.
In high-octane scenes at Nissan
Arena, Hodges looked set to pull off
a stunning boilover – and secure a $1
million payday – when he dropped a
tiring Gallen in the second round of
the second bout.
But with Gallen on his knees, his
face battered and bruised, the
Sharks legend summoned every bit
of his courage and guts to launch an
epic fightback to sink Hodges after
he earlier disposed of Hannant with
a unanimous points victory.
Capitalising on Gallen’s fatigue,
Hodges came out swinging and
when Gallen went down following a
powerful right late in the second
round, the 41-year-old looked done.
But somehow, Gallen, who had a
one-hour break between bouts,
found a special spirit that few Australian athletes possess.
With defeat stalking him, Gallen
went berserk, unleashing a volley of
punches that swamped Hodges, who
appeared shaken late in the second
round when his rival almost pushed
him over the ropes and jammed him
with a savage right.

Paul Gallen rains
blows on Justin
Hodges after
Hodges (inset,
above) knocked
him down and
Gallen (inset, left)
beat Ben Hannant
in an earlier fight.
Pictures: Getty
Images
Even in the third round, Hodges
was doing enough to win, but every
time the Broncos legend attempted
to drive the final nail, Gallen
climbed out of the coffin.
In the end, Hodges ended up six
feet under, Gallen’s plethora of
rapid-fire punches finishing the job
and ensuring he delivered a one-two
punch to his Queensland foes after
Hannant also failed entering the
ring first.
“That was really tough, getting up
again was tougher than I thought,”

Gallen said. “It’s a credit for ‘Hodgo’
to put me down and stun my brain
with that shot.”
Hodges was largely the better
fighter, taking advantage of Hannant taking petrol out of Gallen’s
tank, but he was in awe of the NRL
champion’s ticker.
“Full credit to Gal, we talked a lot
of crap but he is one hell of a competitor,” Hodges said.
“There’s no way in the world I
was hurt. I will do it again.
“If Gal wants to do six, three-

The solution to today’s crossword will appear in The Sunday Telegraph

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Sydney.”
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14. Mexican boxing champion Santos Alvarez’s
nickname, referring to his red hair (6)
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20. Three-point score in rugby (4,4)
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Pat’s path
to the Urn

HAYNES
CALLS
IT QUITS
RUSSELL GOULD

Gruelling Ashes tour revealed
BEN HORNE
AUSTRALIA is set to play two Tests at
The Oval next winter as part of a jampacked calendar which includes the
World Test Championship Final and
the Ashes.
Pat Cummins’ team will be asked to
retrace their steps from four years ago
in their bid to go one step further than
they did in 2019 and not just retain the
urn, but win the Ashes on foreign soil.
The World Test Championship
Final will begin on either June 6 or 8,
most likely at The Oval in London,
rather than Lord’s – due to complications with using the home of cricket.
Australia is odds on to make the
final for the first time, barring a meltdown against West Indies and South
Africa this summer.
If it does qualify, Australia will be
asked to back up from the historic challenge of vying to be world Test champions in a one-off Test for the hype of a
first Ashes Test at Edgbaston just a few
days later on June 16.
The schedule then provides a
breather before the second Ashes Test
is expected to take place at Lord’s from
June 28, where the must-watch Jofra

AUSTRALIA’S ASHES ODYSSEY
World Test
Championship Final,
either June 6 or 8,
likely at The Oval
1st Ashes Test, Edgbaston
June 16
2nd Ashes Test, Lord’s
June 28
3rd Ashes Test, Headingley
July 6
4th Ashes Test, Old Trafford
July 19
5th Ashes Test, The Oval
July 27
Archer and Steve Smith rematch will
take place following their unforgettable
bout back in 2019.
On July 27, Australia returns to
where it all started two months earlier
and will bookend the monster tour with
a final Ashes Test back at The Oval.
It’s the first time an Ashes won’t primarily take place in the heart of the English summer in August, with ECB
administrators preferring to prioritise
its own domestic Hundred competition.
England’s claim they have reinvented Test cricket this year with ‘Baz Ball’
sets the tone for a hugely entertaining
Ashes in 2023. New England coach
Brendon McCullum has already declared Jimmy Anderson (40) and Stuart
Broad (36) will go around in the Ashes.

Rachael Haynes and Leah Poulton with their son Hugo. Picture: Getty

RACHAEL Haynes was
adamant selectors have
“loads of options” to fill key
leadership roles after the
national vice-captain
confirmed her retirement
from international cricket.
It comes on the back of
captain Meg Lanning taking
an indefinite break, as well
as men’s ODI captain Aaron
Finch retiring.
Haynes, 35, has been
Lanning’s deputy since 2018
and didn’t want to anoint a
successor, with a group of
veterans including Alyssa
Healy and Ellyse Perry
having all been part of the
team for more than 12 years.
She suggested Healy had
been ready for the role for
some time. “Behind the
scenes they have been
preparing for this moment
for a little while now,”
Haynes said.
Haynes, who has been
national vice-captain since
2018, decided to retire after
84 T20 internationals, 77
ODIs and six Tests.
Haynes will continue as
captain of the Sydney
Thunder in the WBBL.

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Brisbane’s Joe Daniher.

Daniher
returns
for Lions
MARCO MONTEVERDE
BRISBANE has recalled star
Joe Daniher and ruckman
Oscar McInerney for Friday
night’s AFL preliminary final
against Geelong at the MCG.
Former Cat Darcy Fort and
Tom Fullarton, who both
played well in the Lions’ win
over Melbourne last Friday,
are the unlucky omissions.
Daniher withdrew from the
Lions side that beat the Demons on the day of the match
to return to Brisbane for the
birth of his daughter.
McInerney returns from
concussion, having not played
since copping a heavy blow in
the first two minutes of the
Lions’ win over Richmond in
week one of the finals.
Ruckman Fort has been
named among the emergencies
alongside Rhys Mathieson,
Jaxon Prior and Ryan Lester.
After a week off, Geelong
has made no change to the
line-up which defeated Collingwood by a goal in the first
week of the finals.
Defender Jake Kolodjashnij
proved his fitness after hurting
his knee in the qualifying final
and was replaced by Mark
O’Connor late in the term.
O’Connor has again been
listed as the medical sub, but
could be elevated into the 22
given his success tagging Lachie Neale in the past.
Collingwood has made no
change to the line-up which
defeated Fremantle in the
semi-final for the preliminary
final assignment against Sydney at the SCG.
Sydney also made no
change to its winning qualifying final team, with Braeden
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BLAKEY-ING
THE MOULD
Swans’ father-son duo have a unique story
ROB
FORSAITH
NICK Blakey isn’t alone in regarding
an AFL premiership as a childhood
dream, yet he is one of few players to
have vicariously experienced the
euphoria at age 12.
And, as his father John knows all
too well, Nick’s love of footy and
deep-seated determination to play
were ignited long before the Sydney
Swans won the 2012 grand final.
“When he was a little boy, I used to
say to him, ‘What do you want to do
mate?’ He’d tell me ‘I want to play
AFL’,” John Blakey recalls. “I said,
‘That’s great but you know that might
not happen, right. So what else would
you do?’.
“He goes, ‘Oh well, I’d just coach
like you, Dad’. That’s his life. That’s
the world he grew up in. He just
thought as a kid you grow up, play
AFL footy, it just happens.
“Fortunately, it’s turned out he can
play.”
It is telling how rarely
commentators refer to Nick as the
son of John, who played 359 games
then dived into coaching before Nick
was in school. Redeployed as a
rebounding defender after playing
almost every position on the park, the
younger Blakey’s dash, dare, left boot
and mop of hair have ensured his
status as a fan favourite at the SCG.
The 22-year-old is one of several
youngsters to have helped Sydney
surge back into premiership
contention in scintillating fashion,
while also raising expectations that it
could be the start of another stretch
of sustained success.
But the reality is Blakey’s journey
to this September, featuring the first
SCG preliminary final since 1996,
hasn’t just happened.
Not since 1996, when Paul Kelly’s

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Heeney Reid Hayward HF Elliott Cameron McCreery
Papley Franklin Clarke F de Goey Mihocek Hoskin-Elliott
Hickey Rowbottom Parker R Cox Maynard Sidebottom
Blakey McDonald McInerney Warner Int Ginnivan Johnson Noble Quaynor
Campbell McLean Gould Cunningham Emg Henry Carmichael Kreuger Brown
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pluck and Plugger’s point after the
siren carried their side to the grand
final, has there been a Swans player
forced to wait so long for their finals
debut in terms of games played for
the club.
That statistic says more about
Sydney’s incredible run of finals
appearances under coaches John
Longmire and Paul Roos than
Blakey’s milestone in his 76th AFL
match.
It does reflect an abrupt end to
Blakey’s topsy-turvy 2021, when 10
teammates had what proved to be a
bittersweet first taste of finals footy. It
was his third AFL season – and first
since dad John left the Swans after 14

Nick Blakey, Luke
Parker, Errol
Gulden and Tom
Papley ahead of
the preliminary
final against
Collingwood at
the SCG and
(inset) Nick and
John Blakey.
Pictures: Phil
Hillyard

years of service to become North
Melbourne’s senior assistant coach.
The versatile cygnet was dropped
after a quiet game in Round 10,
having tried to add pinch-hitting
ruckman to a revolving door of roles.
The axe was expected. Longmire’s
instruction to play in the reserves’
back line was not.
“I thought straight away that I’d be
no good at it. Just because I had no
idea of what I was doing,” Blakey
concedes. “I’d never played defence in
my life. My first couple of years in the
AFL, I probably didn’t have a
defensive bone in my body out there.
It was one of the real deficiencies in
my game.

“I didn’t set the world on fire in the
VFL, but I learned a role, got some
confidence and came back. It’s a spot
that suits me quite well. I can use my
speed to attack and defend.”
The switch proved a masterstroke.
Blakey earned an AFL call-up then
hit career-best form, only for a
marking contest to prematurely end
his season in Round 22.
Blakey watched the Swans-Giants
elimination final on TV with family in
Melbourne after surgery to repair a
crack in the bottom of his right leg.
“It was a tough game to watch,” he
says. Longmire, unable to join John
Blakey in North Melbourne’s 1996
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recovering from a knee
reconstruction, is no stranger to
cruelly-timed injuries.
“I remember the conversation I
had with Horse. I was obviously
pretty upset,” Nick Blakey admits.
“He said as much as it hurts now, just
get yourself right. He spoke about
how I’ve got many years left.
“He said he’d be doing everything
he can to make sure that the team is
back in the hunt again.”

Blakey worked hard over the offseason and was rewarded. He missed
Round 11 through illness, but
otherwise has been entrenched in the
Swans’ best 22 this year.
Sydney’s upset win over
Melbourne earlier this month, in
front of 78,377 fans at the MCG, was a
frenzied introduction to finals that
left the speedster hungry for more.
Sport is littered with examples of
parent-child pairings who achieved

great things, but the reality is a
surname can be bugbear or boon.
For every Nick Blakey or Nick
Daicos, there are so many who go
down a different path for a variety of
reasons. The spotlight, already
blinding for many draft hopefuls,
becomes all that more intense when
you add in a parental shadow.
Growing up north of the Barassi
Line helped in that regard.
John Blakey, a dual premiership

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player once referred to as “the sort of
bloke you’d want your daughter to
marry” by Denis Pagan, also made a
concerted effort to ensure footy
remained a pleasure rather than a
pressure-laden punish.
“Dad was big on that. ‘Just go and
have fun, run around and muck
around with your mates’. I played
football because I loved football,”
Nick Blakey says. “And playing junior
football in Sydney, nobody knew who
I was. Nobody knew who Dad was.”
John Blakey never coached any of
his son’s under-age teams.
“I just wanted to be Dad,” John
says. “To some degree, that’s exactly
why I left the Swans. He’s got coaches
telling him what to do, I never
stepped over that line and I never will.
I just wanted him to be able to have
clear air, forge his own career.”
Nick excelled to a level where it
was not a question of if he would be
drafted in 2018, but by whom.
The teenager was in the unique
position of being eligible to join
Brisbane or North Melbourne as a
father-son selection, nominate
Sydney as his preferred home (as an
academy selection) or play draft lotto.
“It was pretty simple. I don’t think
the other two clubs were too
shocked,” Blakey explains.
A ground rule was established at
home by John and wife Kelly after the
2018 draft: no footy (work) chat. In
the two seasons they were together at
the Swans, John was never Nick’s line
coach or direct mentor.
“It worked. I didn’t really deal with
him, the other coaches looked after
that,” John notes.
Yet this year’s intense trolling of
Parramatta player Jake Arthur,
whose NRL club is coached by his
father Brad, highlights how similar
arrangements can end in metaphoric
tears. John and Nick had no such
dramas, although the latter did cop
the odd sledge while finding his feet
at AFL level.
“Every now and then,” he
chuckles. “Some funny ones, ‘You’re
only getting a game because your old
man is a coach’. All fun and games.”
John Blakey, now working at the
Kangaroos alongside another
teammate Alastair Clarkson, hopes to
spend the next two Saturdays as a
proud father in the stands.
Nick’s laser-like focus is on
Collingwood, yet further memories of
2012 are certain to be rekindled
should the Swans progress to this
year’s grand final.
“I just remember how happy
everyone was,” he says. “My older
sister and I got to hold up the cup. I
was really lucky as a young kid. I
think that was the first time I was old
enough to start to understand how
hard it is to actually win a grand final.”

Officially
over for
resident
Kennedy
MARC MCGOWAN
RETIRING Sydney champion
Josh Kennedy’s unlikely bid to
play again this year is over
after another hamstring setback.
Kennedy announced in
early August he would retire at
season’s end but that he was
holding out hope of being an
on-field part of the Swans’
premiership bid.
Instead, the 34-year-old,
who was limping at Swans
training on Thursday, will
have to watch from the sidelines as Sydney faces Collingwood at the SCG on Saturday
in a bid to reach its first grand
final in six seasons.
Kennedy injured his left
hamstring in the VFL only
days before his announcement, although he was already
planning to call time on his career before that.
Swans coach
John Longmire
and Kennedy’s
teammates
have endlesslyy
praised the triple All-Australian for his offfield role and
attitude this year as he chased
a fairytale ending.
Sydney beat the Magpies by
27 points a month ago but star
midfielder Jordan De Goey
didn’t play that day and he has
been arguably the player of the
finals series so far. Both Longmire and veteran defender
Dane Rampe deflected questions about whose job it would
be to stop in-form De Goey.
“What’s been good about
our midfield over the past couple of weeks is it’s been a genuine group approach,” Rampe
said. “We’ve seen ‘Millsy’ (Callum Mills) do jobs on people,
‘Rowy’ (James Rowbottom as
well), and ‘Parksy’ (Luke Parker) last week on (Melbourne’s
Jack) Viney. There’s no doubt
that De Goey is in good form,
but it’s not something that
we’re overly concerned about.
We’ve just got to respect him,
which we will, and we’re
coming out to compete.”

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AUSTRALIA’S MOST
RESPECTED TIPSTER

Snap, crackle ‘n’ pop
RAY THOMAS
DUAL Group 1-winning mare
Snapdancer will give trainers
Ciaron Maher and David Eustace their first runner in the
$15m The TAB Everest at
Randwick next month.
Inglis Bloodstock boss Sebastian Hutch confirmed on
Thursday that Snapdancer had
been locked in for the Inglisowned Everest slot.
Inglis compiled a video announcing Snapdancer as its
Everest runner and managed
to convince Maher to do his
own version of “The Floss
Dance” after learning his mare

would be in the elite 12-horse
field for the world’s richest turf
race on October 15.
“We are very grateful to Inglis for selecting Snapdancer as
their Everest runner,’’ Maher
said.
“For years we have sat back
and watched this phenomenon
that is The Everest.
“So, for Snapdancer to be
our first runner is a really great
achievement for the team.’’
Snapdancer will go straight
to The Everest next month on
the back of her Group 1 win in
the Memsie Stakes (1400m) at
Caulfield where she defeated
subsequent Makybe Diva

Stakes winner I’m Thunderstruck.
A last start over 1400m has
been a good base for an assault
on The Everest, with Vega
Magic winning the Memsie
only to finish a close second to
Redzel in the race’s inaugural
running in 2017.
Crack colt Yes Yes Yes followed his second in the Golden
Rose to win the 2019 The Everest in a Randwick track record
time of 1min 7.32sec.
Snapdancer has proven effective over the Randwick
1200m course herself, recording a stunning 1min 7.67sec to
win there earlier in her career.

She’s also won a Group 3
Triscay Stakes over The Everest course.
With seven wins (and seven
placings) from 20 starts and
earnings of $2.2m, Snapdancer
has emerged as an outstanding
sprinter, particularly over the
last 12 months when she has
won the Group 1 Sangster
Stakes and Magic Millions Fillies and Mares race.
“She is in career-best form
and will be absolutely ready to
rip in the middle of October,’’
Eustace said.
Snapdancer is part-owned
by syndicator Brad Spicer, who
was relieved the deal had final-

ly been negotiated with Inglis
to gain a start in The Everest.
“This mare is such a superstar and for the next five weeks
leading into the race it is going
to be a hell of a lot of fun,’’ Spicer said.
Snapdancer becomes the
sixth sprinter confirmed for
The Everest after the top four
finishers in last year’s race, Nature Strip (Chris Waller Racing), Masked Crusader (Max
Whitby, Neil Werrett and Col
Madden), Eduardo (Yulong)
and Lost And Running (TAB).
Top sprinter Mazu has been
selected by joint slot-holders
Arrowfield and The Star.

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RANDWICK (R5 No.5)
CROSS TALK
Given a month off after
his brave third in a $186k
Hawkesbury feature. Then
just pipped by Mr Mozart
in a hot Canterbury trial.
Should control the pace.

BEST VALUE
RANDWICK (R10 No.9)
BRIGANTINE
Now a gelding. Has won
first-up and streaked home
in two recent barrier trials.
Drawn deep, but James
McDonald steers.
Enough said.

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I Wish I Win (Jamie Kah) salutes
at Caulfield late last month.
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GILBERT GARDINER
SIR Rupert Clarke Stakes favourite I
Wish I Win will be aimed at Sandown
on Sunday week should he fail to
gain a start in the $1m Group 1 on
Saturday at Caulfield.
I Wish I Win, a firm $3.20
favourite with TAB after an ominous
Australian debut, is stranded 18th in
the ballot order, reliant on two
scratchings ahead of him to make the
16-horse field.

Despite the uncertainty, assistant
trainer Katherine Coleman said
holding over the untapped Kiwi
gelding “is not the end of the world”.
The Listed Testa Rossa Stakes
(1300m) or Group 3 Sandown Stakes
(1500m) on Sunday week are
suitable fallback races towards the
“main target” Group 1 Toorak
Handicap next month.
“It’s a wait and see game for us
really,” Coleman said.
“It won’t change much with what

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he does the next few days … we
hope a couple come out, but if they
don’t it’s not the end of the world,
there’s a few options for him at
Sandown.”
I Wish I Win stamped his Group 1
authority last start, blasting rivals
including the talented Gentleman
Roy by four lengths in a 1400m open
handicap at Caulfield.
The four-year-old Savabeel
gelding settled midfield, behind a
strong tempo, and sprinted clear

$20

HILAL finished within
2½ lengths of gun colt
Anamoe in the Winx
Stakes. He’s one of many
chances in a wide open
Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes
if the favourite doesn’t
gain a start.

from the 200m under a hold from
Jamie Kah.
Coleman said similar get-back runon tactics, if required, would be
deployed on Saturday from barrier
14. “We’re really happy with how the
horse is, we’d be happy enough to
have a crack if we do get a run,”
Coleman said.
Kah will ride Danny O’Brientrained Graceful Girl in the Rupert
Clarke should I Wish I Win not gain a
start.

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Impressive winning a
Sandown 1400m maiden
two starts back, gapping his
rivals by more than six
lengths. Back to 1200m at
Caulfield last start and held
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Bott: Converge is on right track
MITCH COHEN
ADRIAN Bott is confident
Converge can get his Golden
Eagle quest back on track in
Saturday’s Group 1 George
Main Stakes (1600m) but remains wary of another deteriorating Randwick surface.
Randwick was a Soft 6 at acceptance time on Wednesday
however rain has been forecast
late in the week which looks
set to impact that rating.

Converge struggled first up
in the Group 2 Tramway
Stakes, beating just one runner
home after the conditions fell
into the heavy range.
Bott, who trains with Gai
Waterhouse, knows Converge
is much better than that and
hopes the Frankel gelding gets
the chance to show he is back
to his best in the $1m mile.
“He can bounce back,” Bott
said.
“Obviously it was a disap-

pointing run but it was the
track, 1400m on a testing track
was a pretty big ask for him.
“He bounced out of it really
good but he is just not great on
those surfaces.
“He does handle the heavy,
winning the Group 1 on Randwick on it, but different tracks.
“The Doncaster he struggled in it and even the Rosehill
Guineas to an extent he struggled, so just first up I think it
heightened it.”
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NEWCASTLE — MATT JONES
RACE 1
Communist is third-up here and comes out of a
fair race at the midweeks last start when solid in
behind a promising winner. He’s got barrier one
and James McDonald back on and he won on him
two runs back. Ting Tong is first-up after getting
to a Queensland Derby in May and those types
generally come back well fresh and he’s had two
trials to get ready and just has to lug the weight
to be in the finish. Stablemate I Want One has
the fitness edge on Ting Tong but not the class.
They’re still about the same price though.
Bet: Ting Tong to win
RACE 2
A Lot More Love was also nominated for a
Stakes race at Randwick on Saturday but the
Ryan/Alexiou team has opted for an easier race
here and she’s run second both times this prep
and shouldn’t be racing for much longer at the
provincials if she keeps going up. Condrieu has
had seven barrier trials to date before her debut
as a five-year-old. She finished off her latest heat
in classy fashion and she has a good gate so look
for a good start to her career. Poetic Drama will
be better second-up over more ground and she’s
going to be a threat as an improving type.
Bet: Poetic Drama to win
RACE 3
Is Summons a false favourite here? He’s got the
Waller/McDonald team behind him but did run
last on debut at the midweeks and has only
trialled fair since. The blinkers go on State Of
America for the first time in a race after he was
erratic at Gosford. In a subsequent barrier trial he
looked much better with the head gear on so he
might improve greatly here from a good gate.
Warby ran second in the Black Opal on debut and
has raced in two other high-quality events to date
so he’s placed for his easiest test here.
Bet: State Of America to win
RACE 4
Ebhaar bounced back to form down in grade last
start and isn’t placed in a race that’s overly tough
again, she’s third-up and shouldn’t be going
backwards here. Shalstar is a real winner already
with three victories and a second from her first
four runs to date. She beat Sneaky Paige last start
and she’s come out and proved herself as a
Stakes grade horse so the form is on the board.
Washington Towers flies fresh and if the rain
comes he’s an even better chance.
Bet: Shalstar to win
RACE 5
Left Reeling is above average and has the
determination to go with her talent. She has form
around Yearning and ran in a Flight Stakes last
year. She’s third-up now and looked well placed
to keep on winning with James McDonald back
on. The consistency of Martini Crusader takes
him a long way here and the predicted rain
shouldn’t matter to him. Flying Witness has
been racing well without winning this time in. She
needs to find the killer blow and she can really
improve her record.
Bet: Left Reeling to win
RACE 6
A wet track won’t hurt Arapaho’s chances and
the horse is in top form and with his tactical
speed the smallish field should suit. The weight
he’s giving away is the only issue. Durston had
promised a big performance off his barrier trials
this time in and it finally came third-up in the
Wyong Cup when given a good ride from James
McDonald. Born A King is on fire and drops 5kg
off a dominant win at Rosehill down in grade. Is a
heavy track an issue? The Maher/Eustace yard
has had plenty of success of late bringing up
stayers to win in NSW. Is Mankayan the latest?
Bet: Arapaho to win
RACE 7
Cross Talk will come across them and try to lead
all the way and the wetter the track the better. If
he doesn’t win he’ll probably only get nabbed in
the last 50m at worst. Purple Sector is going well
but needs a drying track. Character will be better
for the first-up run and is a multiple Group 2
winner so class is on this horse’s side here.
Bet: Cross Talk to win
RACE 8
Icebath is the best weighted horse on the day by
a mile and if the track is wet she probably goes
here and not to the George Main on Saturday.
She’s already worth a lot of money but a Stakes
win still hasn’t occurred yet. More Prophets is
way overs here after catching the eye late in the
Mona Lisa and $35 is ridiculous. Hope In Your
Heart is another who is overs after beating the
promising Frumos last time. Katalin has just
missed both times this prep and looks primed.
Bet: Icebath to win or More Prophets each-way
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Purple reign hunter
MATT JONES
NEWCASTLE TODAY
A BIG performance in Friday’s
$200,000 Group 3 Cameron
Handicap (1500m) will put John
Thompson’s veteran back on to an
Epsom Handicap path.
The Cameron Handicap is a traditional lead up race to the big
Randwick mile race and if Purple
Sector can salute on Friday he’s a
big chance of being aimed at the
Group 1 next month.
“He’d have to win this to go
there,” Thompson said.
The Randwick trainer is on
weather watch however and also
has Saturday’s Bill Ritchie Handicap as a back up plan. But it’s highly
likely that Purple Sector will travel
up the coast on Friday.
“We’ll go wherever the track is
in better order. It will depend on
how much rain Randwick gets on
Thursday night,” Thompson said.
“If we get the 20mml that’s predicted Saturday will be in the heavy
range so we’ll have a crack at
Newcastle on Friday.”
Purple Sector has drawn barrier
four for Friday’s Cameron after
showing a welcome return to form
first-up when just edged out by Old

MATT JONES
NEWCASTLE
BEST BET
Race 7 No.4: Cross Talk
He’s placed in a Group 3 but it looks
very winnable for him as long as he
gets it easy enough coming across
the field to lead. A real winner.
NEXT BEST
Race 8 No.3: Icebath
This has to be the day she gets
some black-type after a stack of
near misses in Group 1 races and
the Golden Eagle.
VALUE BET
Race 3 No.6: State Of America
We’ll take a chance that the blinkers
will turn this horse around here as
he wears them in a race for the first
time. He looked much better with
them on in a recent barrier trial.
Flame in a Benchmark 100 race
over 1400m at Randwick three
weeks ago. His second-up record is
pretty good and he should get the
run of the race from the draw and
get every hope with full fitness on
his side.
“He’s in good order and is problem free at the moment so I’m
happy and it’s a nice race for him

QUADDIE
Race 5: 4,8,11 Race 6: 1,2,4,9
Race 7: 1,3,4,9 Race 8: 2,3,5,9
TRAINER TO WATCH
Local trainer Kris
ris
Lees can start
off the day welll
in the first withh
I Want One
and Ting Tong
while Luncies
and Special Reward
ward
are in the Cameron and Kedah and
Le Villi race in the Tibbie.
JOCKEY TO WATCH
Kerrin McEvoy can win the
Newcastle Gold Cup on Born A King
and Icebath has to be very hard to
hold out in the Tibbie Stakes two
races later.
and he’s drawn well with a good
jockey (Brenton Avdulla) on,”
Thompson said. “He’s just been a
bit plagued with feet problems during his career and it’s held him back
a little but he’s won a couple of
Stakes races.
“He’s a gelding and he’s got
plenty more racing in him. Legwise he’s good it’s just his front feet

where he’s got that fibreglass stuff
on which keeps him pretty good.”
Thompson thinks the race favourite might be saved for Saturday
if the weather predictions are true.
“I think they’re chasing the rain
(with Cross Talk) and they’re leading towards Randwick if the rain
comes,” he said.
More Prophets is going to start
around the $35 mark in the Tibbie
Stakes. She ran sixth to Meg in the
Mona Lisa Stakes two weeks ago
when the race was over early on.
She was still running on better than
anything that day.
“She ran well first-up when her
last sections were very good for the
day and I thought she was a real
hope at Wyong defending her
crown in the Mona Lisa but she
blew the start and was last when we
wanted to be midfield,” Thompson
said. “If she landed midfield she
would’ve went close to winning.
“We’ve taken the blinkers off
and gone back to winkers so she
can see a bit more and jump better.
We want her a bit closer on Friday.”
Bella Violet runs for Thompson
in a Midway Handicap at Randwick on Saturday and from barrier
one she’s a much better hope now
as long as the track improves.

BAKER’S WARHORSE
KEEPS UP THE FIGHT
MATT JONES

Rachel King wins on
Arapaho at Randwick
on August 20. Picture:
Getty Images

IF you want to win a cup
race in Sydney or anywhere
around town you likely
have to beat a strong Chris
Waller team of horses and
Bjorn Baker’s Arapaho is
out to do that on Friday.
Bjorn Baker and Rachel King.
The in-from six-year-old
races in the $250,000
speed and a turn of foot.”
Group 3 Newcastle Gold
Baker wants to get him
Cup (2300m) against Walto a Group 1 next month at
ler’s trio of Durston, Yiyi
Randwick but he’ll have to
and Born A King.
keep running well to get to
Durston (Wyong Cup)
his dream grand final,
and Born A King are both
which wasn’t on the radar
coming off last-start wins,
when he resumed at Muswhile Yiyi was a close secwellbrook on April 1.
ond in the Wyong Cup two
“He’s been up for a long
weeks ago.
time and we’re mindful of
Arapaho won the Grafthat but we want to get him
ton Cup four starts back
to The Metropolitan,”
and the Group 3 Premier’s
Baker said. “He’s not showCup two runs ago, before
ing us any signs that he’s
running second last start in
had enough. We don’t do
the Listed Tatt’s Cup last
much with him between
time out, so he’s going to
runs so we do take it very
present a worthy challenge. quietly with him.
“He’s been running real“He often only has one
ly well and he doesn’t mind
really soft gallop between
a bit of cut in the track and
runs and it seems to be
there’s a bit of rain foreworking at this stage.”
cast,” Baker said.
Cinque Torri also goes
The race sets up well for
around at Newcastle in the
Arapaho despite him havopener after winning at
ing drawn the widest gate
Wyong last start.
and carrying top weight.
“He’s been going really
“I’m not too worried
well but I’m just a bit worabout the wide gate and I’ll
ried about the track for
leave it to Rachel King,”
him,” Baker said. “I’d like to
Baker said.
see it drying.
“I do think the small
“He is a horse that needs
field suits us because he’s
a decent track but he’s been
got a little bit of tactical
racing very well.”

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SON BAYS FOR
SHARK BLOOD
PAMELA
WHALEY
NOT even 100kg NRL players such
as Siosifa Talakai are safe from being
roasted in their own home. And by
their own blood, no less.
It’s bad enough Talakai will face
South Sydney – the club that sacked
him years ago – in an elimination
final against Cronulla on Saturday
night. But does his six-year-old son
Tevita have to support the Rabbitohs, too?
“I leave him, he’s a footy fanatic
like me,” Talakai said. “If he follows
the Rabbitohs, he follows the Rabbitohs. But he’s only wearing Sharks
gear on Saturday.
“He plays for Mascot, my junior
club. So he plays in the Rabbitohs
comp. I guess that’s why he follows
them. He has a Rabbitohs shirt and
he’s always wanting to wear it.”
It’s crushing for a dad who has
played with the Sharks for three seasons now.
Talakai and the family watched
Sunday’s Rabbitohs versus Roosters
epic at home, just down the road
from Allianz Stadium in Mascot.
It’s where Talakai grew up and
where he’s raising his family.
Feeling like he had been “hit by a
truck” after Saturday’s epic qualifier
against North Queensland, all Talakai could hope for was that the
Roosters and Rabbitohs had an
equally brutal battle – physically and
mentally.
This year especially, he’s wizened
up to the game that goes on between
the ears.
Playing State of Origin for NSW
this season and being around camp
helped him figure it out, just by
watching the professionalism of
James Tedesco and Nathan Cleary
and how they use emotion, rather
than letting it drain them.
“Origin was massive for me,” he
said. “There’s a reason why Teddy
and Cleary are at the top of the game.
They do a lot of small things right
and nail their preparation every day.
“Watching them do that everyday
made me more hungry and made me
want to be like them. I want to be at
the top of my game, too.
“[I’ve changed] little habits. I limit
my time on the game and I do a lot
more mobility and meditating.

“My preparation has changed.
Just training too, I have a laugh here
and there but before that I used to
joke around a lot. I try not to joke
around too much and get carried
away. I try to nail it so I’m at my peak
come game day.”

HUMBLING EXPERIENCE

A few years ago it would have been a
different story.
Talakai has spoken at length
about his axing from Souths in 2018.
How he thought he was a superstar
at the club but was eventually sacked
by then-coach Michael Maguire for
repeated contract breaches.
It was all over in an instant.
He then rebuilt his career in the

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NSW Cup while running the
streets of Balmain and Leichhardt at
dawn as a garbo, a humbling experience that taught him to never think
you have made it.
“I’d rather not look back and get
complacent,” he saID when asked to
reflect on his successful season with
the Sharks and an Origin debut.
“The last time I got complacent I
got sacked. It was a big lesson for me.
I’ll keep moving forward and keep
striving for more.”
Despite the history, he said there
would be no extra feeling in Saturday’s game.
“Not really” he said. “I’d say a
couple of years ago, yeah, it would
have, but not now.
“I’m done with Souths and I’m a
Shark now. I bleed black, white and
blue. It’s another game. This one is a
bit more important because it’s a finals game and it’s do-or-die, but
apart from that, the other team
being Souths, it doesn’t matter.”
He will draw on past experiences,
though. Talakai grew up with Souths
forwards Hame Sele and fellow
Mascot product Keaon Koloamatangi – the latter of whom it will be up
to him to handle on Saturday night.
They ran the Coogee stairs together on Saturday mornings during off-season training with their
shared manager Tyran Smith, as
well as a group of kids.
Talakai laughed when he said he
and Koloamatangi were “neck and
neck at the back of the group”.
One way or another there will be
a lesson in Saturday night’s game for
Talakai’s oldest son Tevita – that
roasting is a two-way street.
“If I win, I get to give it to him,”
Talakai said. “If he wins he’s happy,
so it’s a win-win for me.”

Siosifa Talakai on the
charge for the Sharks
against the Sea Eagles,
and (inset) playing for
the Rabbitohs in 2017.
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JEREMIAH Nanai has pledged his allegiance to
Australia as the Cowboys young gun looks to complete a dream season by clinching a maiden greenand-gold jumper for the World Cup.
While several big-name Origin stars have ruled
out representing Australia at next month’s international showpiece in England, Nanai said he was
relishing the prospect of a Kangaroos debut.
NSW trio Brian To’o (Samoa), Daniel Tupou
(Tonga) and Siosifa Talakai (Tonga) have pledged
their allegiance to second-tier Pacific nations,
while Maroons prop Josh Papalii, a veteran of 11
Tests for Australia, has also chosen Samoa.
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AUS v NZ

A MONUMENTAL error
from Wallaby Bernard Foley
saw the All Blacks snatch a
sensational after-the-siren win
to retain the Bledisloe Cup for
a 20th straight year.
The Wallabies were on the
verge of victory, leading 37-34
in the final minute, with Lalakai Foketi winning a crucial
turnover.
Foley needed to kick the
ball out, and the Wallabies
simply had to win the lineout
and kick the ball dead to win.
But referee Matthieu Raynal penalised Foley for wasting
time, saying he’d blown his
whistle and the Wallabies fiveeighth simply had not taken
action.
It proved the decisive moment, as the All Blacks
launched a final wave at the
Wallabies line and despite desperate defence, Jordie Barrett
crossed in the corner to clinch
the win.
It was 39-37 in the end, and
ensures the Wallabies must
wait until 2023 to have another
chance to reclaim the trophy,
with next week’s second match

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in Auckland a dead rubber.
Foley had done all he could to
keep the Wallabies in the
game, setting up a try and kicking six goals including two
from the sideline.
This was a match of twists
and turns, rollercoaster passages of attacking brilliance, and
late lead changes that left the
crowd of 53,245 at Melbourne’s
Marvel Stadium breathless.
It was 10-all at half-time,
but the second half was out of
this world. The All Blacks went
from a 17-13 lead in the 51st
minute, to 31-13 in the 56th
courtesy of two stunning tries
to Richie Mo’unga and Will
Jordan. Andrew Kellaway
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bringing the score to 31-20,
then another in the 67th from a
scrum move followed by
Foley’s sideline conversion
had the Wallabies within reach
at 31-27.
Mo’unga kicked a 45-metre
penalty goal, before Australia
immediately hit back with another try to Pete Samu, whose
clever interplay with Marika
Koroibete set up Foley for another sideline conversion, this
time from the left side.
He nailed it, and it was 34all with five minutes remaining. Rob Valetini won a
breakdown penalty near halfway and Nic White kicked an
incredible 48-metre goal to
push Australia into the lead for
the first time in the game.
It should have been enough,
but the Wallabies gave the
Kiwis one final opportunity,
and it’s all they needed.
The Wallabies started the
contest by walking towards the
haka in an arrow formation.
But four minutes into the
game, Kiwi hooker and manof-the-match Samisoni Taukei’aho was over for the first
try, from his side’s second lineout drive.

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ALL-TIME TOP TRY-SCORERS

Police to
look into
death of
Sea Eagle

Rabbitohs flyer Alex
Johnston will pass
Sharks great Andrew
Ettingshausen (below)
on the all-time tryscorers’ list if he grabs
a four-pointer in the
elimination semi-final.
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212 Ken Irvine (Bears, Sea Eagles) 1958–73
190 Billy Slater (Storm) 2003–18
180 Steve Menzies (Sea Eagles, Nth Eagles) 1993–2008
176 Brett Morris (Dragons, Bulldogs, Roosters) 2006–21
166 Andrew Ettingshausen (Sharks) 1983–2000
166 Alex Johnston (Rabbitohs) 2014–
164 Terry Lamb (Magpies, Bulldogs) 1980–1996
163 Brett Stewart (Sea Eagles) 2003–16
159 Matt Sing (Panthers, Roosters, Cowboys) 1993–2006
159 Hazem El Masri (Bulldogs) 1996–2009
158 Josh Morris (Dragons, Bulldogs, Sharks,
Roosters) 2007–21
154 Nathan Merritt (Rabbitohs,
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154 Michael Jennings
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game and let me know. Hopefully I
can double it this week. That would
be nice.”
This year, Johnston has gone past
Terry Lamb, Brett Stewart, Matt Sing,
Hazem El Mazri, Josh Morris and fellow Rabbitohs flyer Nathan Merritt.

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narrative and score a few.
“Everyone’s got a team that they
struggle to score against so hopefully I
cross the stripe this week.
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Sharks legend Andrew Ettingshausen
when the two sides meet in Saturday
night’s elimination semi-final at Allianz Stadium.
Johnston needs one try to claim
outright fifth on his rise up the alltime try-scorers’ list, where he is level
with Ettingshausen on 166.
This year alone, Johnston has
moved up 20 places on the all-time list,
courtesy of the 30 tries he has scored
as the Rabbitohs have fought their
way into the second week of the finals.
But if he wants to move past ‘ET’,
he will have to produce something out
of this world given his surprisingly
poor record against Cronulla.
Johnston has a career-low three
tries from eight games against the
Sharks, and that includes one in each
of his past two games against them.
“I think the stat last time was that I
haven’t scored many against the
Sharks,” Johnston said.

It’s been another career year for
Johnston, who became the first player
in premiership history to score 30 tries
in two separate seasons.
He has done it in back-to-back
years, having scored 30 tries in 2021
when South Sydney lost the grand
final to Penrith.
“It’s pretty humbling to achieve
something that’s never been achieved
in the game,” Johnston said.
“It’s pretty special to make history
and it’s a real honour. I just go out
there to do my job.”
Johnston also has a career-high 43
linebreaks this season, the most by a
Rabbitoh on record, eclipsing his 42
from last year.
Last week was his 45th multiple try
game. He moved past Harold Horder
for the third most ever to trail only
the great Ken Irvine (50) and Billy
Slater (48).
“We’re so lucky to have him at this
club, and it’s crazy to think that one
day, touch wood, he will become the
all-time greatest try-scorer,” teammate Jai Arrow said.”

MANLY is at the centre of an
investigation into the death of
young forward Keith Titmuss
in 2020.
Titmuss (pictured) died in
late November 2020 after collapsing during a pre-season
training session
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at Sea Eagless
headquarterss
on
Sydney’ss
northern
beaches
and
d
NSW Police on
n
Thursday said a
report
wass
being prepared for the coroner’s office.
Manly chief executive Tony
Mestrov also said an investigation had begun into Titmuss’s
death to determine whether an
inquest would be held.
The Daily Telegraph understands key officials at Manly
have already been interviewed
and now that their season is
over, players are expected to be
spoken to by investigators.
Titmuss passed away after a
90-minute training session at
the Sydney Academy of Sport,
where Manly was based before
it moved to its new facility at
its home ground, 4 Pines Park.
He was rushed to hospital in
an ambulance. Former Sea
Eagles coach Matt Ballin accompanied him and communicated with Titmuss’s family
during the trip.
After initially being taken to
Northern Beaches Hospital,
Titmuss was transferred to
Royal North Shore Hospital,
where he lost his fight for life.
His passing devastated his
family and the Sea Eagles. In
recognition of his time at the
club, Manly players in the SG
Ball team, Jersey Flegg and
NSW Cup sides ran out with
“KT 623” embroidered on their
jumpers for the rest of the
season.
Titmuss’s shattered family
donated his brain to The Australian Brain Bank in the
search for answers.
“We’re co-operating with
the coroner’s office and waiting to see when a date is set for
an inquest,” Mestrov said.
NSW Police added: “Officers from Northern Beaches
Police Area Command are preparing a report for the information of the coroner
regarding the death of a 20year-old man on Monday, November 23, 2020.”

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RICKY, TAKE A BOW

Raiders firing despite year of bumps
THIS has been one of Ricky Stuart’s
finest seasons of coaching. He’s
never coached better given the challenges he’s had to contend with, but
he’s fixed, adjusted, mended and absorbed to get his team to where they
are on Friday night.
There wasn’t a lot of optimism
about the Raiders’ chances this year;
the previous season was a bludger.
They had underachieved, suffered
some big losses and Stuart had to
deal with constant talk of unrest.
Suggestions grew that the playing
group was divided and a rift had developed between Ricky and some of
his most important players.
And, of course, there was the
George Williams fiasco.
Ricky had built a lot of the team
around the English halfback and
then, out of the blue, he wanted out.
The Raiders club didn’t look like a
fun place to be and, let’s be honest, it
wasn’t.
Things didn’t exactly start well in
2022, with injury to two of their most
vital players.
Jamal Fogarty, the man brought
in to replace Williams and steer the
ship, would not be available until
round 12. On top of that their key
creative player Josh Hodgson suffered a knee injury in
the
opening moments of round 1
– season over.

Jamal
Fogarty

MATTY JOHNS
Canberra started by winning just
two of its first eight and already its
season was on life support.
Everything looked laboured, they
were struggling to create and you
could see that, like the previous campaign, things were pretty grim.
But then it started to change.
Watching their big round 11 victory over the Bunnies closely, there
was a definite tactical adjustment
from Ricky.
Rather than just trying to grind
down the opponent, they threw off
the shackles, played sideline to sideline, took risks and beat Souths at
their own game.
You could see the players were
enjoying the change of style and it
sparked an attitude change.
In the next month there were still
some inconsistencies but, crucially,
you could see the players were all on
board.
It was a masterful piece of coaching from Ricky, to be willing to move
away from some of your own coachaw
ing principles and then discover a
formula that works, is difficult and
for
brave.
bra
If rumours of player unrest were
true, Ricky had clearly mended
tru
those relationships because his best
tho
players started looking like their best
pla
selves.
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Out of their round 17 bye the
Raiders have exploded, winning nine
Ra
of tthe last 10 games.
Fogarty has been fantastic, clearly
benefiting from playing under one of
ben
the game’s great No.7s.
At the Titans I saw Jamal as a
handy player, at Canberra he’s a very
han
good one.
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A coach’s talents are best recognised in the improvement of his
nis
players and the improvement of
pla
many of the Raiders has been drama
matic.
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Hudson Young has been a revelation, there hasn’t been a better
atio
backrower in the second half of the
bac
season.
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Xavier Savage and Sebastian Kris
get better with each performance
and then there’s Joseph Tapine.
Joseph’s suddenly being spoken
about as a million-dollar player.
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But Ricky’s had his own challenges and adversity to overcome.
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The Jaeman Salmon episode
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knocked him for six.
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It brought back a lot of pain, he
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But he absorbed the pressure, not
letting it affect his players a fraction.
lett

Ricky Stuart has
been at his
coaching best in
2022, a season in
which the
Raiders have
faced numerous
challenges.

The Raiders
rs arrived in week one
of the finals right
ght in Ricky’s coaching
sweet spot, a team defying the odds,
but to many still
till not a title chance.
Beating thee Storm in Melbourne
shows they’re not here to just give a
bit of cheek.
The next challenge
hallenge is Parra tonight and oncee again they’re outsiders.
The Eels had
ad enjoyed their best
month of football,
tball, but losing in week
one and attempting
mpting to bounce
back against a team on a roll is
a bit like turning
ing a cruise ship
around in a river
ver … tricky.
Crucially, unless there’s
a late surprise,
e, Mitch
Moses will take
ke his place,
but just as important,
portant,
Dylan Brown and Clint
Gutherson need
eed to get
themselves into
to the
contest early. Last
week they weren’t
ren’t
entirely absent,
nt,
but they were far
from entrenched.
I love the
way Canberraa is
playing and the
he
momentum has
as
me leaning
their way but
there’s one
concern.
I’ve written
n
numerous
times the difference between day
football and
games played
at night.
Dry afternoon football
suits the adventurous,
night the defensive.
Classic example, the
Roosters/
Rabbits turnaround of the
last two weeks.
s.
Since the
Raiders went on their
nine from 10 run, eight
of those victories
ries were
dry afternoon
n games.
7.50pm at CommBank Stadium
m is a
far more slippery
ery
surface which
makes it trickier
ier
to play the type
pe of
footy the Raiders
ders like to play.
But then again,
gain, subtle adjustment has been a hallmark
of Stuart’s coaching
aching in 2022.

Union wants fair go over Moran’s Queen abuse penalty
MARTIN GABOR

Caitlin Moran

CLINT Newton has called on
the NRL to sit down with the
Rugby League Players Association once and for all to settle
appropriate punishments for
NRLW misdemeanours following the penalties handed down
to Caitlin Moran.
The RLPA boss slammed the
NRL’s punishment for Moran
that included a one-game ban
and a suspended 25 per cent fine

for a social media post in which
she referred to the late Queen
Elizabeth II as a “dumb dog”.
Moran’s coach at the
Knights, Ronald Griffiths, said
the relationship between Indigenous people and the monarch
was a complicated one and that
many people wouldn’t understand her comments.
But the integrity unit didn’t
see it that way, issuing Moran
with a breach notice on Tuesday
night that carries a suspended

fine that will be activated if she
goes against the code of conduct
again in the next 12 months.
Newton says the punishment
is way over the top for a player
who isn’t on a professional contract and will now miss one-fifth
of the regular season when a
similar penalty would cost an
NRL player five games and
$250,000 fine if they were on a
$1m deal.
“We believe that whether it is
on-field judiciary matters or off-

field integrity matters, there are
disproportionate penalties applied to NRLW players,” Newton said.
“It has to be recognised clearly that there’s a distinct difference to the male and female
game in regards to the number
of matches they play and the
levels of remuneration.
“We will continually advocate for transparency, but we’re
yet to see any framework that
informs the NRL’s sanctions.

“Considering that Caitlin will
now miss one game of a fivegame competition plus finals, it’s
a fifth of the season.
“Compare that to a male
player who would have missed
four or five matches. That’s a
significant breach when you
look at the comparison.”
Former Jillaroos star Moran
will miss Sunday’s crucial game
against the Dragons that will decide second spot ahead of next
week’s semi-finals.
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Elias: Mitch
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the Eels to victory. Moses was passed
fit to play on Thursday after completing stringent protocol tests and
training without issue at the captain’s run on Wednesday night.
Elias had no issue with his nephew playing a week after a sickening
head knock sustained against Penrith.
“Mitch is the man,” said Elias,
who played 234 games for Balmain
and 22 Origin matches for NSW.
“There was no way in the world
they could have won without him.
“Now that he’s playing, Parramatta are certainties. And I’m a mate
of ‘Sticky’ (Stuart). Mitch will make
the difference on Friday night. He
will make a massive difference.
“When Mitch was replaced last
weekend, they weren’t the same side.
James Tedesco came off for the
Roosters and they weren’t the same
side.
“Mitch almost touches the ball
more than the nine (dummy half).
He directs the play, he’s the kicker,
goalkicker, the tactician … there’s
no-one more important than that.”
With Moses a confirmed starter,
Parramatta are $1.52 favourites, according to TAB, with Canberra $2.55
outsiders.
“It puts massive, massive pressure
on Mitch but he doesn’t mind pressure, he actually encourages it,” Elias
said.
“Big players, big games, mate.
And you’ll see that on Friday night.”
Stuart fired back when approached on Thursday night, adding
some spice ahead of the massive
semi-final at CommBank Stadium.
“Well, if that makes them certainties then he (Moses) gets his chance
now to stand up and show his Uncle
Benny that he can do it – perform
under pressure,” Stuart said.
“That’s what all the best halves do
and why he is on so much money to
win these games for his team.”
Elias said he spoke with Moses on
Wednesday about the after-effects
of the head knock he suffered trying
to tackle Viliame Kikau during Parramatta’s 27-8 loss to Penrith last
week.
“He’s 100 per cent,” Elias said.
“I’m not worried at all. He was positive and the medical team was positive.
“He is mentally and physically
fine. There won’t be an issue. I think
the game is doing a lot to protect
players.”
p
y
Action from
R12 (from
left): Junior
Paulo, Jamal
Fogarty, Ryan
Matterson
and Elliot
Whitehead.

STATS TELL
THEIR STORSY
EELS v RAIDER
7.50pm tonight at
CommBank Stadium

Title vow ahead of
stars’ departures
DAVID RICCIO
THIS is it, Parramatta.
Repeat. This. Is. It. Parramatta. The moment that a
premiership pact made last
summer is realised, or ripped
apart.
Parramatta’s promise to
each other, made in those
quiet moments behind closed
doors, where cameras and
microphones can’t go, will go
live to the world at 8pm on
Friday night.
The stoic Raiders from
Canberra are waiting.
Outnumbered by thousands at a sold-out 30,000seat CommBank Stadium.
The Eels bond, made armin-arm before this season,
was based on motivation.
Like the Eels need motivation after 36 years without a
premiership.
Yet what this Eels squad
knew in the pre-season is,
every year is different and
after this season, this Parramatta team will never be the
same again with the exit of
six established squad members. The hugely influential
Reed Mahoney, Isaiah Papali’i, Marata Niukore and Oregon Kaufusi have all signed
contracts elsewhere.
Ray Stone and Tom
Opacic are also leaving.
Eels co-captain Clint Gutherson let the outside world
in on the team’s pact with
this insight last February.
“This group’s been together for a number of years now
and we’ve got one goal and
one goal only,” he said.
By full-time, we’ll know if

PAPALI’I

the Eels premiership window
remains open.
“It motivates us, players
leaving,” Parramatta fiveeighth Dylan Brown said.
“There’s a fair chunk, six
boys going. We understand
that with how well we are
playing, it’d sort of be a waste
to stop now.
“Hopefully they can leave
us on a good note.”
Pivotal Eels playmaker
Mitchell Moses, cleared to
play after passing the necessary concussion protocols,
also revealed the cause behind the club’s title push.
“They’ve (leaving players)
pretty much come through
the system here and to send
them off on a high note
would be very good,” Moses
said. “This is a good time to
do it, we do have a good side.”
Under Brad Arthur’s
watch, the Eels have finished
in the top eight in four of the
last five seasons only to be
knocked out in the second
week of the finals on each occasion. A preliminary final
against the Cowboys is what
awaits
Parramatta
or
Canberra.
The Raiders, led by Ricky
Stuart, arrive under the radar
despite ending the year of
champion club Melbourne
Storm last week.
Stuart suggested the Raiders will turn up to Parramatta
without anyone giving them
a chance.
“It’s easy for us. No one
expects us to win, no one expects us to beat Parramatta
at (CommBank),” Stuart said.
Yesterday, Stuart told the

HEAD TO HEAD

NN Thi
This will be the first finals meeting between the Eels and
Raiders
Raide
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team
teams since 2012 to play in Week 2 and win the grand final
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ag
against
Titans when finishing eighth
N All three of the Eels’ wins in Week 2 since 1999 have been
NN
w
when
finishing outside the top four and winning in the first
w
week
— seventh in 2000, fifth in 2007 and eighth in 2009
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lo — his sides have made at least the preliminary final all
loss
se
seven
times they have made the finals
NN Canberra
C
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gra final in 2019 (lost to Roosters) and preliminary final in
grand
202
2020 (lost to Storm)
NN The
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a 28-20
win this season in round 12
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NN B
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NN T
The one and only game played at CommBank Stadium went
to go
golden point, with the Eels winning 25-24 in 2020 with a Clint
Guthe
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NN Thi
This was the only game from the past 10 played in Parramatta

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Halftime: RAIDERS 18-16
Crowd: 16,244
CANBERRA
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33/38 (86.8%)
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OFFLOADS
MISSED TACKLES
KICK METRES
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COMMBANK STADIUM, TONIGHT, 7:50PM
Clinton Gutherson 1 Xavier Savage
Maika Sivo 2 Nick Cotric
Will Penisini 3 Matthew Timoko
Tom Opacic 4 Sebastian Kris
Waqa Blake 5 Jordan Rapana
Dylan Brown 6 Jack Wighton
Mitchell Moses 7 Jamal Fogarty
R Campbell-Gillard 8 Josh Papalii
Reed Mahoney 9 Zac Woolford
Junior Paulo 10 Joseph Tapine
Shaun Lane 11 Hudson Young
Isaiah Papali'i 12 Elliott Whitehead
Ryan Matterson 13 Corey Harawira-Naera
INTERCHANGE
Makahesi Makatoa 14 Tom Starling
Jake Arthur 15 Emre Guler
Oregon Kaufusi 16 Corey Horsburgh
Marata Niukore 17 Ryan Sutton

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press that rather than fear a
Parramatta ambush, his side
was jumping on a bus to Sydney filled with excitement.
“CommBank is a wonderful stadium and I’m looking
forward to it,’’ Stuart said.
As far as game plan’s go,
Stuart will undoubtedly pick
at the sore that Penrith’s
Nathan Cleary gave the Eels
last week. Arthur has stuck
with Waqa Blake despite the
winger’s troubles under the
high ball.
The Raiders booming
boot of Jack Wighton has
been a pendulum at training
this week, practicing his
spiral torpedos and dipping
floaters.
Arthur knows what is
coming.
This is it, Parramatta.
This. Is. It.

MAHONEY

‘Nepotism’ report rocks club
JAMES HOOPER
FOX SPORTS
AN explosive internal review
into Parramatta claims there is
“nepotism” at the club.
Some of the key points out
of the review conducted by exNRL coach Nathan Brown
include:
● There was a perception of
nepotism in the appointment
of staff and players;
● Better connection needed
from NRL to Flegg and to
Junior Reps;
● Acknowledgment of
staff across programs could
be better;
● Skill development of players
could be better with the ‘Eels
philosophy’; and

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Tackles

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J. Rapana C

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I. Papali’i P

186

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● Role clarity needs to be
better communicated and the
communication across all roles
needs to be clearer.
The findings from the elite
pathways report were
presented to the Parramatta
Eels NRL board a fortnight ago
on August 31.
There is no suggestion in
the briefing document that the
claim of nepotism relates to
coach Brad Arthur or his son
Jakob, who has been selected
to play off the bench against
the Raiders on Friday.
The elite pathways review
was intended to give the board
an overall view of the club’s
performance across Harold
Matthews, SG Ball, Jersey
Flegg and how the lower

grades feed into the NRL
squad.
Broadcaster Ray Hadley has
referred to deep-seated issues
at the Eels surrounding Arthur
on his morning radio show this
week, which has been the talk
of rugby league circles on the
eve of a finals clash seen as the
most important for the club in
at least a decade.
The development comes
amid questions around why
ex-NSW forward Nathan
Brown – who is on $550,000a-season and is still signed for
next year – remains on the
outer and has been unable to
force his way into the Eels
best 17.
The Eels have declined to
comment.

DEAN RITCHIE

MULHOLLAND’S MEN

THEY are the giant-killing finals team that ‘Skull’ helped
build – and he will be proudly
watching over his Raiders
again from heaven above.
Raiders chief executive
Don Furner has revealed the
club’s late recruitment guru,
Peter Mulholland, either
signed – or identified – no less
than 11 players from Canberra’s NRL side to play Parramatta in Friday night’s
elimination final.
This is the side Mulholland
(pictured) helped create and
assemble. Nicknamed Skull
and widely admired, Mulholland was regarded as one of
rugby league’s finest recruitment scouts.
Mulholland played a significant role in luring and
signing Raiders stars Xavier
Savage, Matt Timoko, Sebastian Kris, Jamal Fogarty,
garty,
Joe Tapine, Hudson
on
Young, Elliott Whiteehead, Emre Guler,,
Corey
Horsburgh,,
Tom Starling and
d
Ryan Sutton before
re
dying from cancer in December last year aged 68.
He also helped lure some of
Canberra’s reserves for Friday
night’s game to the club, including Albert Hopoate, Ata
Mariota and Peter Hola.
Other rookies spotted and
signed by Mulholland who debuted this year were Brad
Schneider, Adrian Trevilyan
and James Schiller.
“We loved Pete and he had
a great eye for talent,” Furner
said. “There are so many players playing this game on Friday night that he recruited
and there are so many more
coming through.
“His hand – and his legacy
– will be across our roster for
many years to come.
“Pete would ring me after

Xavier Savage, Matt Timoko,
Sebastian Kris, Jamal
Fogarty, Joe Tapine, Hudson
Young, Elliott Whitehead,
Emre Guler, Corey
Horsburgh, Tom Starling,
Ryan Sutton
Reserves: Albert Hopoate.
Ata Mariota. Peter Holla
Emerging stars: Brad
Schneider, Adrian Trevilyan,
James Schiller

Tackle Busts

B. Simonsson P 10
8
N. Cotric C
D. Brown P

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J. Rapana C

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C Gutherson
W Blake
W Penisini
T Opacic
B Simonsson
D Brown
M Moses
R C’bell-Gillard
R Mahoney
Paulo
JP
S Lane
M Niukore
IP
Papali’i
M Makatoa
R Matterson
N Brown
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every game to dissect what
happened so I’m sure he’s
watching from above.
“Personally, I spoke to Pete
every day during the season.
We all miss him. I miss him a
hell of a lot and so does Rick
(Stuart).
“We had full faith in Pete. If
Pete told us we needed to sign
a player, we didn’t have to go
through a committee, we
throu
trusted his judgment.
tru
“He had a fairly
good
reign over the
g
roster
and worked
r
closely
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ar Pete had a lot of
contacts
and I think all
cont
the good talent scouts have
previously been coaches,
which Pete was.
“That high level coaching
helps because you know what
coaches are looking for, you
know how to speak to parents
and young players.
“There is still a batch of
young guys Peter identified
who haven’t debuted for us
yet.”
With a strong knowledge of
Super League in England,
Mulholland also helped bring
John Bateman and Josh
Hodgson to Canberra.
Mulholland worked with
Western Suburbs, North Sydney, St George Illawarra, Canterbury and Penrith before
joining Canberra in 2016.

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M Timoko
J Rapana
J Wighton
J Fogarty
J Papalii
Z Woolford
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H Young
E Whitehead
A Elliott
T Starling
R Sutton
C Horsburgh
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Dragons talking
turkey with Hunt
ST George Illawarra officials have held
crunch talks with Ben Hunt as the club
prepares for D-Day in contract
negotiations with its captain.
Hunt has a two-year extension on
the table and it is understood he met
with Dragons officials on Thursday to
discuss his future.
At the heart of those talks would no
doubt be coach Anthony Griffin given
Hunt has made no secret of the fact he
would like his deal tied to Griffin’s
future.
The Dragons have resisted putting a
coach clause in their contract offer, but
assuaging Hunt’s concerns over Griffin
might help secure the deal.

FRIDAY FLASHBACK

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celebrated a win
on this day 10
years ago against
the Raiders in
week two of the
NRL finals. South
Sydney beat
Canberra 38-16 at


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winger Andrew Everingham
h scoring
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finishing with an 18-point haul.
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Tigers’ faith in Talau
TOMMY Talau hasn’t played a game
this year due to a serious knee injury
but Wests Tigers are ready to show
faith in him with a contract extension.
Talau was one of the game’s rising stars
before he injured a knee at the end of
last year. The 22-year-old son of former
New Zealand and Samoa international
Willie Talau has spent the past 12
months recuperating and is set to be
rewarded for his persistence with a
new Tigers contract.

Eels chasing Murchie
THE Eels are closing in on Warriors
forward Jack Murchie for next season.
Murchie, 25, had interest from the
Dragons but is likely to join Parramatta.
The Warriors also wanted to keep him
but he was keen to return to NSW. He
made his NRL debut for the Raiders in
2018 and played 14 games for the
Warriors this year. The Eels have added
Josh Hodgson, J’maine Hopgood and
Jirah Momoisea for next season.

Sheens out to beat rival offers for Cam

TIGERS
ON THE
MUNNY

ers
WESTS Tigers have asked to be
are among the players
kept abreast of developments
coming off contract at the
with Cameron Munster as they
end of 2023.
vow to do their best to beat any
Munster is aboutt to enter
offer he gets from rival clubs to
the final year of his deal with
leave Melbourne Storm.
Melbourne and can sign with a
Tigers coach Tim Sheens con- rival club on November
mber 1.
firmed to Confidential that he
“We will be competitive
petitive with
had reached out to Munster’s
the best price that hee gets ofcamp and let them know
fered,” Sh
Sheens said.
w that
fered,
d.
Wests wanted to be kept
“In
pt
“ sayingg that, I don’t
up to date with develop-know
kn whatt he has been
ments on contract talks
offered.
I have not put
o
with the Maroons
a figure on the table. I
State of Origin star.
have said
d if he is interSheens stressed that
eested in us, we will do
the Tigers would only
our
o best to
o match or
Tim Sheens
make a formal offer if
beat
bea any offer
er but he has
their interest was reciprocatto be interested
rocat
in
in us in the
ed. However, it shows that
first place. If he is not,
ot, then it is a
Sheens and his assistants Benji
non-event.”
Marshall and Robbie Farah are
Munster has a lucrative
crative threeaiming high as they look to reyear extension on the
he table from
build the joint-venture club.
the Storm, who upped
ed their offer
Tigers supporters can take
to make it more competitive
mpetitive after
solace in the fact that their
interest from elsewhere.
here.
coaching brains trust won’t settle
The Dolphins have
ave led the
for mediocrity when it comes to
chase for Munster for
or some time,
new signings.
having spoken about
ut a four-year
Munster is expected to make a term believed to be worth up to
decision next week on whether
$1.4 million a season.
n.
he will accept a lucrative offer
The Tigers want to be at the
from the Storm or head to the
table as well as they look to
open market.
match any offer Munster
unster gets
He will have no shortage of
from elsewhere.
suitors, including the cashed-up
The Tigers have also tabled
Tigers, who are flushed with salan extension to halfback
back
ary cap space at the end of next
Brooks, although Newcastle
ewcastle
season given Luke Brooks, Adam continues to circle the
he maDoueihi and Jackson Hastings
ligned playmaker.

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EELS FINGER FEUD
THE last time Corey Horsburgh left
“I haven’t been there since,”
the field at CommBank Stadium he Horsburgh said. “Hopefully the
was in tears and flippingg the bird to crowd gget into it and it ends on
the Eels faithful.
better terms.
t
On Friday night he has
““I don’t really care. It
again asked the crowd
was a few years ago
wd
w
to “get into it” as hee
now. I’m an emotional
n
prepares for fireworks
bloke and I love my
when he returns to
footy. I don’t care
the venue to play
about that stuff.
Parramatta.
“I had the whole
Horsburgh’s
only
year to learn from my
ly
ye
Corey Horsburgh’s
appearance at the stadiactions. It taught me a
adi- message to Eels fans. act
um was in 2020.
lot of things. I’m grateful it
An irate Horsburgh knew his
happened.
ankle was severely damaged. It
“Most away games you cop it a
ended his season after just seven little bit. I will go out and enjoy my
games and he reacted poorly when footy. I enjoy a bit of banter.”
he walked from the field.
Horsburgh is enjoying starting

off the bench and watching on as
the game’s best front-rowers in Joe
Tapine and Josh Papalii lay the
foundation.
“I’m lucky we don’t have to tackle them,” Horsburgh said. “Joe is
looking so hard to tackle. At training
we have a gentlemen’s agreement.”
●●●
IT is nearly a decade since Papalii
turned his back on Parramatta and
decided to stay at Canberra, a backflip that sent rugby league into a
spin.
Papalii laughed while he reflected on that moment this week as he
prepared for Friday night’s game
against the Eels at CommBank
Stadium.

POWER COUPLE’S
TRIP TO LOVE ISLAND

ST George Illawarra centre Zac
Lomax has stepped out with a
new glamorous girlfriend
lfriend
and they are set to
o become Australia’s
new sporting
power couple.
Lomax has
been dating Australian swimmer
Tahlia Thornton,
who has been spottted at Dragons games.
mes.
They are in Hawaii
waii for
some down time following the
Dragons’ 10th-place finish and
have happily posed for photos,
including on top of Diamond

Asked if he had to win back Canberra people given he had signed a
deal to join the Eels, only to change
his mind, Papalii said: “Not at all.
Me and my manager felt like it was
the best decision to do whatever we
had to do.
“No apologies. I didn’t have to
try to earn the trust of everyone
back. That is how contract stuff
happens.
“It gets brought up a fair bit –
every time we play Parra or big
games against Parramatta. Back in
the day I had clauses in my [favour].
I am a one-club player and hopefully I see myself finishing at the
Raiders. It has been a beautiful ride
so far.”

Zac Lomax and his partner
Tahlia Thornton (main and
inset) enjoy the sights from
the top of Honolulu’s
Diamond Head.

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Samoa‘s gain
potentially is
Roos’ Payne
PAYNE Haas is the latest player
considering to opt out of the Australian
side as he weighs up a move to Samoa.
Samoan officials are hopeful Haas
will join fellow Origin players Brian
To’o, Jarome Luai, Stephen Crichton,
Josh Papalii, Jaydn Su’A and Junior
Paulo in a star-studded Samoan side.
Haas is considered a walk-up start
for the Kangaroos after being cleared
of a serious shoulder injury.
It is understood a host of Samoan
players have reached out to the
tearaway prop to gauge his interest in
trying to replicate what Tonga have
done by setting up Samoa as a genuine
challenger at the World Cup.
Australian officials are nervous but
confident Haas will add to his two Test
appearances and turn out for them.
The Kangaroos now have a growing list
of players who have decided against
wearing the green and gold.
Teen sensation Joseph Suaalii is
another who must decide who he will
represent, with the outside back likely
to be part of Australia’s 24-man squad.
If Haas defects, expect Roosters
prop Lindsay Collins to come into the
squad.
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui, Pat Carrigan,
Jake Trbojevic and Reagan CampbellGillard are expected to be Australia’s
props.

Cricket for Climate backers Rachael
Haynes (left) and Alyssa Healy at
Drummoyne Oval. Picture: Matt King

Stars energised
for worthy cause
H
Head
in Honolulu.
Thornton
is a rising
Th
star of
o the pool who is
seeking to represent Australia
at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
She competed at the national
championships this year and finished fourth in the 200m back-

stroke behind Commonwealth
Games gold medallist Kaylee
McKeown.
Thornton was in an Australian
A swim team that competed at
the US nationals in California in
July. She swims out of Queensland’s USC Spartans swim squad.

Lomax is no stranger to highprofile relationships.
He split with long-time partner and fellow league star Jess
Sergis last year. They were former St George Illawarra clubmates before Sergis made a
switch to the Roosters.

Welcome Matt ripped away for PM’s XIII
SYDNEY Roosters star Matt Lodge
has been surprisingly overlooked
for the Prime Minister’s XIII side
but officials insist he remains in
contention for the World Cup tour.
Sports Confidential queried
NRL insiders over the decision to
snub Lodge and were told that
there was no blanket ban on his
representative career.
However, the decision to leave
him out of the PM’s XIII doesn’t
augur well for his hopes of cracking
the Kangaroos squad given
teammates Joseph Suaalii, Angus
Crichton and Nat Butcher were
included in the side to play Papua
New Guinea in just over a week.

SPORT 111

How well have the Sharks recovered
from their epic qualifying clash with the
Cowboys last week? Will the Rabbitohs
be battered and bruised after their own
fierce knockout encounter with the
Roosters? How many players will be sinbinned in week two of the NRL finals?

Certain Kangaroos tourists Daly
Cherry-Evans and Josh Addo-Carr
have also been included in the
squad, which was picked in
consultation with Prime Minister
Anthony Albanese.
Lodge had an outstanding
end to the season – he was
arguably the form prop in
the competition before
the Roosters were
eliminated last weekend.
Canterbury forward
Max King was among the
surprise selections even
though he has outlined
his hopes of playing for
England at the World

Cup – fellow Bulldogs Jake Averillo
and Matt Burton were also named.
King has had an outstanding
season for the Bulldogs and
was honoured to receive a
PM’s XIII call-up. But he told
Confidential his priority
was to honour the land of
his birth at the Cup.
“I have always wanted
to represent England,”
King said. “I just wanted
to throw my hat in the
ring. There are some
quality players in
Super League. I am
eligible for selection
and I would love to play

for England. I was born in
Huddersfield. We migrated over (to
Australia) when I was seven. So all
my mum’s side is English.
“Mum is English, dad is Aussie.
Mum’s side of the family all love
their football – they are massive
Leeds Rhinos fans. That is their
dream one day, for me to be a
Rhino I think.”
PM XIII: Sydney Roosters - Joseph Suaalii, Angus
Crichton, Nat Butcher; Storm - Josh King; Broncos Selwyn Cobbo, Thomas Flegler; Dragons - Ben
Hunt, Zac Lomax; Manly - Daly Cherry-Evans;
Bulldogs - Josh Addo-Carr, Matt Burton, Matt King,
Jake Averillo; Titans - Beau Fermor, Tino
Fa’asuamaleaui; Warriors - Josh Curran; Tigers Jake Simpkin, Luke Garner, Daine Laurie.

A HOST of cricketing stars are jumping
on board captain Pat Cummins’ climate
change mission, and are personally
paying for the installation of solar
panels at their junior clubs.
Rachael Haynes and Alyssa Healy
kicked off the nationwide Cricket for
Climate initiative, by digging into their
own pockets to pay for installation of
40kW of solar and two 13.5kW
batteries at Drummoyne Oval.
A further six installations are set to
be completed in the next few months,
with Nathan Lyon (Northern Districts),
Steve Smith (Sutherland), Mitchell
Marsh (East Fremantle), David Warner
(Randwick Petersham) and Marnus
Labuschagne (Cleveland Thornlands)
all getting behind Cummins’ cause.
Josh Hazlewood (Tamworth) and
Moises Henriques (St George) and
Cummins (Penrith) have already got
the ball rolling as the cricketers unite to
try and reduce the amount of money
clubs are spending on power bills.
“It’s pretty exciting to be able to
make a contribution back to our club,”
said Haynes, who retired from world
cricket yesterday and sees the climate
initiative as a way of giving back.
Cummins, Haynes and Healy will be
featured on a Sky Sports UK TV special
on climate change and sports.

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FACING DOMESTIC
AND OVERSEAS
CHALLENGES
KERRY PARNELL
BECOMING A
MOTHER AGAIN
JUGGLING BABIES
AND DUTIES
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CELEBRATIONS
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LIFT THE NATION

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Hard
times
loom

As the Queen balances
the demands of family
and state, the pressure
of raising children in the
glare of global publicity
begins to take its toll.

DON’T MISS
PART 5
TOMORROW
Fame and
misfortune

02

Chan gin g Times R E M E M B E R I N G

E L I Z A B E T H I I PA R T 4
The
he Queen after
recording
g the
first
st televised
Christmas
message
messag
ge in 1957
at Sandringham.

The Queen struggled to balance her dedication
to traditional values with the need for a more
modern monarchy, writes Kerry Parnell

Innocence
lost
a on his way
Philip boards a flight to Mombass
in 1956.
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Prime Minister Anthony Eden leav
es No.10 in
1957 after resigning over the Suez
crisis (left).

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Queen Elizabeth
in Muscat during
a state visit to
Oman in 1979.

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hat it is possible for some of
you to see me today is just
another example of the speed
at which things are changing
all around us,” the Queen
said in her first televised Christmas speech
from Sandringham in 1957. “Because of these
changes, I am not surprised that many people
feel lost and unable to decide what to hold on to
and what to discard.
“But it is not the new inventions which are
the difficulty. The trouble is caused by
unthinking people who carelessly throw away
ageless ideals as if they were old and outworn
machinery.”
By the mid-1950s, Elizabeth II, who had
once been seen as a force of change, was
grappling with the speed in which everyday life
and the royal institution was evolving. Postwar, more people than ever were owning modcons – washing machines, televisions, cars –
while she began to receive some criticism for
being disappointingly traditional, even “stuffy”.
However, the Queen started to understand
one of the roles of the monarchy was to provide
stability. “Today we need a special kind of
courage, not the kind needed in battle but a
kind which makes us stand up for everything
that we know is right,” she said in a speech that
still resonates today.
“It has always been easy to hate and destroy.
To build and to cherish is much more difficult.
In the old days, the monarch led his soldiers on
the battlefield and his leadership at all times

The family all
together at
Buckingham
Palace in 1972.
Pictures: Getty
Images, AFP

was close and personal. Today things are very
different. I cannot lead you into battle, I do not
give you laws or administer justice, but I can do
something else – I can give you my heart and
my devotion to these old islands and to all the
peoples of our brotherhood of nations.”
She did just that – but little did she know
then just how much change and turmoil she
would preside over throughout her long reign.
As the Queen settled into her role, she began
to face a series of challenges. There was the
Suez crisis of 1956, resulting in a humiliating
withdrawal from Egypt by British forces and
the resignation of prime minister Anthony
Eden. The same year brought a personal
challenge when Philip embarked on his
notorious four-month tour of Australia and the
Commonwealth on the Royal Yacht Britannia,
where alongside his royal duties, according to
news reports, he also indulged in wild partying.
There were mutterings, from writer Lord
Altrincham, that the young Queen had not
lived up to her modern promise and that the
monarchy was becoming a stuffy irrelevancy.
In 1957, he published a critical article about the
“tweedy” palace, describing the Queen’s
speaking style as “a pain in the neck” and
saying she had the personality of “a priggish
schoolgirl”. It hurt the Queen, and both she and
Philip knew they had to evolve.
In 1967, Philip told a news conference in
Canberra: “No one wants to end up like a
brontosaurus who couldn’t adapt himself, and
ended up stuffed in a museum.”

04

Heavy Bu rden

R E M E M B E R I N G E L I Z A B E T H I I PA R T 4

A time of
sadness
and pain

The Queen was rocked by the Aberfan coal
disaster in Wales in 1966 and the murder of Lord
Mountbatten in 1979, writes Kerry Parnell

Rescue workers search for survivors in the Welsh town of Aberfan where a coal slag heap collapsed on top of the local school, killing 116 children and 28 adults on October 21, 1966.
The Queen was criticised for not visiting the site for days, but she said she didn’t want to interrupt the rescue effort. Inset: A mass grave containing coffins of some of the children.

05

T

he Queen did make some changes at
home, however, finally responding
to Philip’s long displeasure at not
being able to give his children his
surname. “I’m nothing but a bloody
amoeba,” he said. “I am the only man in the
country not allowed to give his name to his
children.” In 1960, she changed the name of the
Royal House to Mountbatten-Windsor for all
descendants without a royal title. Shortly
afterwards, on February 19, she gave birth to her
third child, Prince Andrew – and then, four years
later, on March 10, 1964, to Prince Edward.
The next two decades would not be without
trial. Her Majesty’s delay in visiting the horrifying
Welsh mining disaster at Aberfan in October
1966, which killed 116 schoolchildren and 28
adults, until eight days after the disaster, (she
didn’t want to hamper rescue operations),
remained a personal regret.
To combat allegations of being too remote, in
1969 the Queen agreed to the fly-on-the-wall
documentary Royal Family, the brainchild of
Philip, which was meant to make the monarchy
more approachable. It did – it was viewed by more
than 350 million people around the world – but
the Queen asked for it to be archived.
It had a positive effect in Australia, however,
where the Queen, Philip, Prince Charles and
Princess Anne were received enthusiastically on
their tour in 1970, where she went on walkabout
for one of the first times. She hit her silver
wedding anniversary in 1972, declaring, “If I am
asked today what I think about family life after
25 years, I can answer with equal simplicity and
conviction, I am for it,” and her silver jubilee in

The Queen visits the small mining town of Aberfan in Wales in 1966, a few
days after a coal tip collapsed on the local school, killing 144 people.

The Queen stands behind Lord
Mountbatten’s coffin at
Westminster Abbey (left); and,
above, a violent struggle during
the coalminers’ strikes that caused
chaos in the UK during
du g the 1970s
1970s.

Gough Whitlam talks to reporters at parliament House in Canberr
a after being dismissed by the governorgeneral in 1975; and (right) Whitlam’s handwritten notice of motion.
Pictures: Getty Images, AFP, AAP

1977. But the 1970s also came with political
turmoil – escalating violence in Northern Ireland,
miners’ strikes and three-day weeks in Britain,
and the Winter of Discontent in 1978-79.
Australia, too, battled a recession in the 1970s.
Then on November 11, 1975, there came the
controversial dismissal of Labor PM Gough
Whitlam, when governor-general Sir John Kerr
replaced him with Liberal PM Malcolm Fraser. It
was a decision received with shock by the
Australian public, who felt the Queen had
overreached her powers, although it was later
revealed the monarch had not been consulted.
The 1970s ended with one of the biggest
tragedies of all for the Queen – the assassination
of Lord Mountbatten. On August 27, 1979, Louis
Mountbatten, the 79-year-old much-loved uncle
of Philip, was killed by an IRA bomb while
lobster-fishing with his family near his home of
Classiebawn Castle in County Sligo, Ireland.
Seven people climbed aboard his boat, including
Lord Mountbatten, his daughter Patricia, her
husband Lord John Bradbourne, their 14-yearold twin sons, Timothy and Nicholas, Lady
Doreen Bradbourne, and 15-year-old Paul
Maxwell who worked on the boat. An IRA bomb
exploded, killing Mountbatten, Nicholas and
Paul and Lady Bradbourne.
The Queen was devastated. On September 5,
Mountbatten received a ceremonial funeral in
Westminster Abbey and was buried in Romsey
Abbey, Hampshire. A visibly grieving Queen
stood in grim silence at the procession and at the
service, where Charles gave a reading.
By the end of that decade, aged 53, her youth –
and her innocence – were gone.

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REMEMBERING ELIZABETH II PART 4

And then there

After a gap of 10 years, the Queen
and Philip welcomed their third
Child, Andrew, in 1960. Edward
completed the family in 1964.

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Montreal to watch
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Games.

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The Queen talks
with Prince Edward
at Balmoral Castle.

lizabeth and Philip had been married for
12 years when the second part of their
parenthood began. On February 19, 1960,
Prince Andrew arrived – the first child to be
born to a reigning British monarch for more
than a century.
Again, as was customary back then, Philip wasn’t in
attendance, instead sitting in his study while the Queen
delivered in Buckingham Palace’s Belgian Suite, before,
according to royal biographer Ingrid Seward, charging up
the stairs and shouting, “It’s a boy!”
The Queen wanted to shield her second son from the
media glare, so did not show him publicly immediately –
until the French press printed rumours there was
something wrong with Andrew.
Reluctantly, she then brought the baby onto the
Buckingham Palace balcony for the Queen’s Birthday
Parade. He was 16 months old.
Unlike Charles and Anne, the Queen made more time
for baby Andrew, and biographers suggest he was
somewhat over-indulged. On one occasion, according to
Seward, young Andrew taunted a footman so much he
swiped him and left him with a black eye.

07

were four

The Queen with baby Andrew at
Balmoral Castle (above); Philip and
the Queen with Charles, Anne and
Andrew on the lawn at Balmoral in
1960 (left); the Queen with Charles
and Edward as they drive around in a
go-kart in 1969 (right); and reading a
book with Andrew and Edward at
Buckingham Palace (below).
Pictures: Getty Images, AFP

When he offered his resignation, the Queen “refused to
accept it … she said her son had obviously deserved it”,
Seward writes in her book My Husband and I.
The same hands-on approach wasn’t applied to
Andrew’s older siblings. Charles was sent to boarding
school at eight – first Cheam in Hampshire, then
Gordonstoun in Scotland, his father’s old school.
Anne was dispatched to Benenden boarding school in
Kent. When 13-year-old Charles came down with acute
appendicitis in 1962, he was taken by ambulance from
school to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. His
mother stayed at Windsor and didn’t visit him until the
following day.
By the time Edward was born on March 10, 1964,
however, things had evolved so Philip was, for the first
time, by his wife’s side.
The Queen, then 37, had followed developments in
modern maternity methods and insisted her husband be
present, to help with bonding.
Philip, at least, lightened the mood, saying, as he walked
into the bathroom of the Belgian Suite: “It’s a solemn
thought that only a week ago, General de Gaulle was
having a bath in this room.”

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REMEMBERING ELIZABETH II PART 4

Margaret’s
magical
wedding
Having suffered over her forbidden
love for Peter Townsend, Princess
Margaret found happiness in 1960.
Sadly, her marriage wouldn’t last.

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ust as the Queen was becoming a mother for
the third time, her sister Margaret was falling in
love with her soon-to-be husband Antony
Armstrong-Jones. The dashingly handsome
society photographer had captured the royal
family on film, and had now also captured the once badly
broken heart of the Queen’s younger sister.
The couple had to ask the Queen’s permission to marry
and the engagement was duly
announced on February 27, 1960,
after Andrew’s birth. Elizabeth was
delighted Margaret was finally
happy, and any doubts about the
couple’s compatibility were
discarded. By marrying outside the
royal fold, Margaret was seen as a
thoroughly modern royal, and her
wedding in Westminster Abbey on
May 6, 1960, was an enormous
event. It was the first royal wedding
to be fully televised and was
watched by 300 million people
around the world.
Margaret wore a Norman Hartnell
gown, like her sister before her, and
the Queen was resplendent in a fullThe Queen, the Queen Mother and
length
brilliant blue dress by the
Prince Charles arrive at Westminster
Abbey
for the wedding of Princess Margare
same designer. Sadly, the marriage
t to Antony Armstrong-Jones.
didn’t last and the couple separated
in 1976 and divorced in 1978.

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who became Lord Snowdon,
with Margaret and their
children David and Sarah at
Kensington Palace in 1964.

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February 27, 1960.
on
engagement at Windsor Castle

Princess Margaret waves from her
coach as she leaves
for her honeymoon. Pictures: Gett
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Silve r Ju bilee

R E M E M B E R I N G E L I Z A B E T H I I PA R T 4

They partied
In the midst of a dark
decade for Britain, the 25th
anniversary of the Queen’s
rule brought abundant joy.

S

o successful were the Queen’s silver jubilee
celebrations in 1977, they reportedly even
took the monarch herself by surprise. In the
midst of straitened times – with the mining
strikes and three-day week – the public
needed something to celebrate. It had been the same
with her post-war wedding in 1947. An exhausted and
downcast nation welcomed the opportunity to come
together and celebrate a joyous occasion.
So, on June 7, 1977, more than one million people
lined the streets of London to watch the Queen
process to St Paul’s Cathedral in the Gold State Coach,
the same one she had used for her coronation in 1953.
Street parties were held in the UK and Australia, and
despite the Sex Pistols blasting their punk single God
Save The Queen from a boat on the Thames, it didn’t
stop the celebrations then, or on her Commonwealth
tours, including here in Australia.
“I shall never forget the scene outside Buckingham
Palace on Jubilee Day,” the Queen said in her Christmas
speech that year. “The cheerful crowd was symbolic of
the hundreds of thousands of people who greeted us
wherever we went in this jubilee year – in 12
Commonwealth countries and 36 counties in the UK.
“The street parties and village fetes, the presents,
the flowers from the children, the mile upon mile of
decorated streets and houses; these things suggest
that the real value and pleasure of the celebration was
that we all shared in it together,” she said.
“The great resurgence of community spirit which has
marked the celebrations has shown the value of the
Christian ideal of loving our neighbours.
“If we can keep this spirit alive, life will become
better for all of us.”

If we can
keep this
spirit alive,
life will
become
better for
all of us
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The Queen and the lord mayor of
London following the silver jubilee
service at St Paul’s Cathedral on
June 7, 1977.

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tea party in Newcastle organised by Age Concern (above).

in the Gold State
The Queen and Philip leave Buckingham Palace
later in the day.
Coach; and (right) in an open coach at Guildhall

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r west gets into the
spirit of the occasion. Pictures: Gett
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REMEMBERING ELIZABETH II PART 4

Anne delivers but
Charles is a worry
The Queen’s delight
at becoming a
grandmother after
the birth of Anne’s
son Peter in 1977
was tempered by her
anxiety over Charles
failing to find a
suitable wife, writes
Kerry Parnell

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Zara Phillips.

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hile the Queen was still a mother to
teenage sons, she also became a
grandmother. Anne had married
Captain Mark Phillips in 1973 and
gave birth to her son and the
Queen’s first grandchild, Peter, in November 1977.
Sister Zara would follow four years later.
The Princess Royal moved the royal family on
dramatically when she decided against giving her
children titles, in order to let them have a more
“normal” life. In an interview for her 70th birthday in
2020, Anne said: “I think it was probably easier for
them, and I think most people would argue that there
are downsides to having titles.”
Her older brother Charles, however, was slower to
settle and the Queen, Philip and Queen Mother were
becoming anxious that he should find the right woman.
He had. He first met Camilla Shand at a polo match in
Windsor in 1970, when she reportedly quipped: “My
great-grandmother was the mistress of your greatgreat-grandfather. We have something in common.”
They dated, but three years later Camilla married
Andrew Parker Bowles. “If Elizabeth delighted in
becoming a grandmother, her pleasure did not lessen
her concern at Charles’ continuing bachelorhood on
the brink of his 30th birthday,” writes biographer
Matthew Dennison in The Queen. Many candidates
were put forward and, in November 1978, the Queen
hosted a 30th birthday party for Charles in Buckingham
Palace. Among the invitees were Lady Sarah Spencer
and her young sister, 17-year-old Diana. Not on the list
was Camilla – who, the Queen was aware, was still very
much in the picture, despite her being married.

A young Lady Diana Spencer at Cow
dray
Park Polo Club in West Sussex.

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with her grandmother the Queen at a polo match in 1984.

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Camilla Parker Bowles with husband
Andrew on their wedding day in 1973.
Camilla was still in love with Charles,
and Andrew had many affairs before
they were finally divorced in 1995.
Pictures: Getty Images, AFP

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Anne at
Benende
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QUEEN ELIZABETH II: 1926 - 2022

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