Saturday's Feature Race Fields
- Thursday, 05 September 2002 00:00
We provide a quick glance of the fields for the stakes events and feature races Australia wide which are sure to influence some of the Spring features.
MELBOURNE
Flemington
Race 2 - $101,000 Drumstick Royale Plate - 1400m
01 GREAT GLEN (Leon Macdonald) Patrick Payne (1) 57.5
02 AIN'T HERE (Peter Moody) Scott Seamer (2) 56.0
03 KING WELLS (Jim Marconi) Nash Rawiller (7) 55.0
04 FRIGHTENING (Bart Cummings) Steven Arnold (5) 55.0
05 BROADBAND (Lee Freedman) Damien Oliver (12) 54.0
06 TRICOLOURS (Bill Mitchell) Stephen Baster (10) 54.0
07 ALL OF ME (Mathew Ellerton (6) 54.0
08 HELENUS (Leon Corstens) Steven King (4) 54.0
09 GOLD ATTIRE (NZ) (David Hall) Brett Prebble (9) 54.0
10 ZYLVESTER (Mathew Ellerton) (11) 54.0
11 FUJI DANCER (David Racovolis) Kerrin McEvoy (3) 53.5
12 TOOK A CHANCE (Nigel Blackiston) Danny Nikolic (8) 53.5
Race 4 - $76,000 Teac Digital Stakes (Listed) - 1400m
01 WEASEL WILL (Nigel Blackiston) (16) 58.0
02 EMISSION (Cliff Brown) Damien Oliver (17) 56.0
03 MAKE MINE MAGIC (Alan Bailey) Andrew Findlay (6) 56.0
04 PRINCE RUBITON (Brian Mayfield-Smith) Nash Rawiller (1) 56.0
05 YAMMER (Tony Noonan) Steven Arnold (7) 56.0
06 EL NINO (Tony McEvoy) Greg Childs (15) 55.5
07 LITTLE DOZER (Shane Fliedner) Stephen Baster (5) 55.5
08 AKA BILK (NZ) (David Hall) Vincent Hall (9) 55.0
09 EAGLE RHYTHM (NZ) (Leon Macdonald) Kerrin McEvoy (12) 55.0
10 KABILA (James Riley) Brad Rawiller (8) 55.0
11 GATTACA (NZ) (James Riley) Brian Park (18) 53.5
12 PATERNAL (Kerry Edwards) Brett Prebble (3) 53.5
13 MOON DRAGON (Lee Freedman) Scott Seamer (14) 53.0
14 RUNS TO WIN (Tony Logan) Nathan Stanley (4) 53.0
15 FLYING ED (Grant Dalziel) Steven King (2) 52.5
16 KARAMAZOU (Peter Moody) Darren Gauci (10) 52.5
Emergencies
17 SQUILLANI (Phillip Stokes) Danny Nikolic (11) 52.0
18 ROMAN ARCH (Robbie Laing) (13) 52.0
Race 5 - $351,500 Ascot Vale Stakes (Group 2) - 1200m
01 ABLE CHOICE (John Moore) Michael Cahill (8) 55.5
02 COOL TRENT (Dean Lawson) Brett Prebble (1) 55.5
03 ROHATYN (Robbie Laing) Greg Childs (9) 55.5
04 TITANIC JACK (Tom Hughes Jnr) Damien Oliver (4) 55.5
05 GENERAL MINOLTA (Rob Heathcote) Danny Nikolic (3) 55.5
06 ACEE DEECEE (NZ) (Dean Lawson) Patrick Payne (7) 55.5
07 TYCOON RULER (Jim Marconi) Nash Rawiller (2) 55.5
08 BRIEF EMBRACE (Peter Moody) Scott Seamer (5) 53.0
09 INNOVATION GIRL (Brian Mayfield-Smith) Kerrin McEvoy (10) 53.0
10 DAMA DE NOCHE (Lee Freedman) Steven King (6) 53.0
Race 6 - $351,500 Nivea Visage Craiglee Stakes (Group 2) - 1600m
01 SKY HEIGHTS (NZ) (Colin Alderson) Patrick Payne (6) 58.0
02 NORTHERLY (Fred Kersley) Greg Childs (1) 58.0
03 HELENE VITALITY (NZ) (David Hayes) Stephen Baster (1) 58.0
04 BREW (NZ) (Michael Moroney) Brett Prebble (3) 58.0
05 LE ZAGALETTA (Lee Freedman) Steven King (4) 58.0
06 RAIN GAUGE (George Hanlon) Kerrin McEvoy (5) 58.0
07 SPIRIT OF WESTBURY (NZ) (Cliff Brown) Vincent Hall (2) 58.0
08 MAYTHEHORSEBEWITHU (NZ) (Michael Moroney) Luke Currie (7) 58.0
09 MAGUIRE (NZ) (Jon Collins) Danny Nikolic (12) 58.0
10 FIRETAINE (NZ) (Stuart Webb) Brian Park (5) 58.0
11 DON EDUARDO (NZ) (Lee Freedman) Damien Oliver (13) 57.7
12 SILVER BARON (John Hawkes) Darren Gauci (4) 57.5
13 IT'S PLATONIC (Graham Richardson) Lance O'Sullivan (10) 55.5
14 ELEGANT FASHION (Tony McEvoy) Scott Seamer (9) 55.0
15 TULLY THUNDER (Ross McDonald) Andrew Findlay (8) 55.0
Race 7 - $126,000 Let's Elope Stakes (Listed) - 1400m
01 ROSE ARCHWAY (Clarry Conners) Eddie Cassar (5) 58.5
02 TICKLE MY (Bruce Purcell) Steven King (1) 58.5
03 UGACHAKA (NZ) (Lee Freedman) Damien Oliver (8) 58.5
04 LI LO LILL (Leon Macdonald) Mark Flaherty (10) 57.0
05 FAIZA (Graeme Rogerson) Patrick Payne (3) 57.0
06 BELLONIC (Tony Noonan) Vincent Hall (12) 57.0
07 CALMING (Bill Mitchell) Brett Prebble (2) 55.5
08 CRIMSON GEM (Ron Stageman) Greg Childs (16) 55.5
09 GRADUAL (John Hawkes) Brendan Fenech (17) 55.5
10 PURPLE GROOVE (NZ) (Tony Noonan) Nash Rawiller (4) 55.5
11 RORY'S JANE (Grant Dalziel) Danny Nikolic (19) 55.5
12 PAST THE SKIES (Cliff Brown) (11) 55.5
13 CHESTNUT DREAM (David Edwards) Kerrin McEvoy (9) 54.0
14 ENA'S TREASURE (Ron Maund) Scott Seamer (6) 54.0
15 SOPHISTOCAT (Kerry Parker) (14) 54.0
16 MISS LA LA (John Gunning) Vlad Duric (13) 54.0
Emergencies
17 DREAMALOT (Charlie Goggin) (7) 54.0
18 MRS. TENDULKAR (Bart Cummings) Darren Gauci (15) 53.0
19 LITTLE MISS QUICK (Leon Macdonald) (18) 53.0
Race 8 - $151,000 Makers Mark Diamond Quality (Group 3) - 1200m
01 RUBITANO (Brian Mayfield-Smith) Nash Rawiller (15) 57.5
02 WINDIGO (Ramon Goldsmith) (2) 57.0
03 CHONG TONG (Lee Freedman) Damien Oliver (1) 56.5
04 FRITZ (NZ) (Bevan Laming) Steven Arnold (4) 56.5
05 ROYAL CODE (David Hall) Brett Prebble (10) 56.5
06 DESERT SKY (Mathew Ellerton) Steven King (6) 56.0
07 MR. MAGOO (James Riley) Brad Rawiller (8) 55.5
08 OFF TO SEA (Charlie Goggin) Kerrin McEvoy (12) 52.5
09 SPORTSBRAT (Gary Portelli) (7) 52.5
10 SAVAGE ATTACK (Mark Minervini) Darren Gauci (9) 52.0
11 PAESTUM (Tony Noonan) Rhys McLeod (a) (14) 51.5
12 GALLOPINI (Grant Dalziel) (13) 51.0
13 HASTE YE BACK (Leon Corstens) Scott Seamer (3) 51.0
14 PARIS ROCK (Ern Ewert Jnr) Brendan Fenech (5) 51.0
15 TUSCANOS (Kathy Hughes) Reece Wheeler (a) (11) 51.0
ADELAIDE
Morphettville
Race 6 - $40,300 Baker Young Stockbrokers Trophy (Listed) - 1600m
01 BORDER TIME (Mark Kavanagh) Shane Tronerud (4) 58.5
02 OXFORD DOLLAR (William Smart) (9) 57.5
03 BURLEIGH (John Hawkes) Wayne Kerford (10) 57.0
04 OLIVER BEER (NZ) (Dan O'Sullivan) Travis Creek (5) 53.5
05 CLASS EULOGY (NZ) (Michael Moroney) Jason Patton (13) 52.5
06 TERMINUS PRINCE (Barry Dunn) Jeffrey Maund (3) 52.0
07 AVIATE (Mark Lewis) Joe Bowditch (15) 52.0
08 NONE FOR THE ROAD (Kim Harrison) Jason Holder (12) 52.0
09 MOWGLII (Peter Jolly) Nozi Tomizawa (a) (11) 52.09
10 QUESTAMATIC (Gary Kennewell) David Tootell (14) 52.0
11 MARRON CHEVAL (Darryl Dodson) Holly McKechnie (a) (2) 52.0
12 MUSTAAGEL (NZ) (Tony McEvoy) Simon Price (6) 52.0
13 EVANS (Gordon Richards) (8) 52.0
14 MOET NOW (Darry Hewitt) (1) 52.0
15 FIREBALL (Gary Kennewell) (16) 52.0
16 ELATHEA (John Hall) Bradley Vale (7) 52.0
SYDNEY
Randwick
Race 1 - $100,000 Ming Dynasty Quality Handicap (Group 3) - 1400m
01 HALF HENNESSY (Bede Murray) Corey Brown (1) 60.0
02 EASTWEST SUCCESS (Darren Smith) Darryl McLellan (3) 57.0
03 ROHATYN (NZ) (Robbie Laing) (8) 57.0
04 ATHELNOTH (Tiger Holland) Bernadette Cooper (2) 55.0
05 MAGIC MARVO (Rod Craig) Glen Boss (5) 53.0
06 INTERSTORM (Ken Lantry) Lenny Beasley (9) 53.0
07 RUSSELL ON (Graeme Rogerson) Danny Beasley (4) 53.0
08 RUSTENBERG (Graeme Rogerson) Darren Beadman (6) 53.0
09 HYMNFAMOUS (Toby Edmonds) Brian York (7) 53.0
Race 2 - $100,000 Roman Consul Stakes (Group 3) - 1200m
01 CHOISIR (Paul Perry) Lenny Beasley) (8) 56.5
02 SNOWLAND (Gai Waterhouse) Chris Munce (5) 56.5
03 FORCE APOLLO (John Hawkes) (2) 56.5
04 JESTERS LAD (Reg Rowley) Bernadette Cooper (7) 56.5
05 PRIME CENTURY (NZ) (Graeme Rogerson) Darryl McLellan (6) 56.5
06 CALAWAY GAL (Bruce Brown) (4) 54.0
07 PROPHET JEWEL (Steve Englebrecht) Jim Cassidy (1) 54.0
08 BOLLINGER (Gai Waterhouse) Brian York (3) 54.0
Race 3 - $70,000 Tattersalls Plate (Listed) - 2400m
01 POWER OF PEGASUS (Tim Martin) Jim Cassidy (4) 59.0
02 OUTLAWS (John Hawkes) (9) 56.0
03 SPILLWAY (NZ) (Gai Waterhouse) Chris Munce (1) 55.5
04 BELLO SIGNOR (Gerald Ryan) Darren Beadman (5) 53.0
05 SILENT IMPACT (NZ) (Philip Minter) Brian York (7) 53.0
06 PRISTINE PARTNERS (Grahame Begg) (2) 53.0
07 KESIA (NZ) (Chris Waller) (6) 53.0
08 CHANOVA (Steve Englebrecht) (3) 53.0
09 THE STAB (NZ) (Shaun Ritchie) (8) 53.0
Race 4 - $100,000 Furious Stakes (Group 3) - 1400m
01 VICTORY VEIN (Bede Murray) (7) 56.0
02 SUNDAY JOY (Gai Waterhouse) (4) 56.0
03 SALAMEH (Gai Waterhouse) (11) 56.0
04 HIGHEST (Jack Denham) (8) 56.0
05 ROYAL PURLER (Gregory Hickman) (6) 56.0
06 CHATELAINE (Ron Quinton) (9) 56.0
07 SOPRANA (John Hawkes) (3) 56.0
08 MS BOWIE (Allan Denham) (1) 56.0
09 STRATICA (Paul Sutherland) (2) 56.0
10 LAVISHLY (Grahame Begg) (5) 56.0
11 ROYAL SIREN (John Morish) (10) 56.0
Race 5 - $151,400 Chelmsford Stakes (Group 2) - 1600m
01 SHOGUN LODGE (Bob Thomsen (9) 58.0
02 MR. BUREAUCRAT (Warwick Hailes) (3) 58.0
03 GEORGIE BOY (NZ) (Stephen Quintano) (8) 58.0
04 KAAPGUN (NZ) (Noel Mayfield-Smith) (6) 58.0
05 DANIEL'S THE MAN (NZ) (Stephen Quintano) (5) 58.0
06 LONHRO (John Hawkes) (2) 57.5
07 REPUBLIC LASS (Guy Walter) (1) 55.0
08 YORKSHIRE LASS (Garry Frazer) (4) 55.0
09 PLATINUM SCISSORS (Gai Waterhouse) (7) 49.5
Race 7 - $100,000 Tattersalls Tramway Handicap (Group 3) - 1400m
01 UNIVERSAL PRINCE (Bede Murray) (5) 62.0
02 FREEMASON (John Hawkes) (7) 59.0
03 CRAWL (John Hawkes) (2) 58.5
04 GORDO (John Hawkes) (1) 54.0
05 HOSANNAH (John Hawkes) (3) 53.5
06 MISS BUSSELL (Gai Waterhouse) (4) 53.0
07 SHOT OF THUNDER (John O'Shea) (8) 53.0
08 CHEVERNY (Guy Walter) (11) 53.0
09 SWISS ECHO (Gai Waterhouse) (10) 53.0
10 VIVA LA VIE (NZ) (Joseph Pride) (6) 53.0
11 RAYMON (NZ) (Stephen Quintano) (9) 53.0
12 FOREST JIM (NZ) (Barry Miller) (12) 53.0
A Taste of Birdsville at Doomben
- Thursday, 05 September 2002 00:00
It's a great opportunity to soak up the Birdsville at Doomben
Raceday with some great events planned.
Watch the Birdsville Cup live on a big screen and place a bet on this infamous race at
Doomben Racetrack, XXXX off the wood, Yabbie racing, dress outback for prizes and buses
back to Hamilton Hotel after the Diesel concert.
Book your tickets with ticketmaster7 and you could also win Melbourne Cup Tickets.
Doomben also has a ticketmaster7 outlet at the track so you can purchase tickets for other
events around town.
The first of eight races at Doomben will be run at 12.30pm local time.
Media Release - BTC
Cross Tough in Rising Star Win
- Friday, 30 August 2002 00:00
Cross was aboard Tough Times, a $22 outsider in the field of seven but stormed down the outside to defeat Numilla (Mark Pegus) and Riva Storm (Michelle Payne).
Dale Smith remains the series leader on 13 points, one clear of Cross and Reece Wheeler.
The next race in the series is scheduled for September 10 at Seymour.
Media Release - Racing Victoria
Melbourne Next for Champion Sunline
- Wednesday, 04 September 2002 00:00
There seems little chance of Sunline returning to Hastings for Saturday week's Glenmorgan Hawke's Bay Challenge Stakes.
Co-trainer Trevor McKee has virtually counted out that race in nominating the $A250,000 Feehan Stakes at Moonee Valley on the same day as the champion mare's next likely target. That will require travelling to Melbourne in the middle of next week.
Sunline was given her first gallop since winning the Mudgway Partsworld Stakes in her seven-year-old pipe-opener when she worked over 1000 metres at Takanini yesterday.
In an interesting twist, her regular jockey Greg Childs has been engaged to ride arch rival Northerly in the Craiglee Stakes at Flemington on Saturday. Childs helped bring about Northerly's defeat in last Saturday's Memsie Stakes.
Northerly finished fourth after being held in a pocket during the early stages by Childs riding Fields Of Omagh. Damien Oliver, his jockey then, had already decided to ride Don Eduardo when trainer Fred Kersley decided to back Northerly up.
PIC - Jenny Barnes.
Media Release - TNZ
Emirates and AJC Strike Four Year Sponsorship Deal
- Friday, 30 August 2002 00:00
The four-year, seven-figure sponsorship effective from 1 January 2003, will secure naming rights to the Group One Emirates AJC Australian Oaks and a race on Epsom Day in the Spring Carnival. Emirates will also be a sponsor of Fashions-On-The-Field and will see year-round branding at all race meetings at Royal Randwick Racecourse.
Emirates Group Managing Director, Maurice Flanagan, said, "This investment highlights Emirates commitment to the Australian market. We are very pleased to be an exclusive partner with the AJC and look forward to some great racing and fashions in Autumn and Spring.
This is an ideal sponsorship for our company. Emirates can fly Australian racing enthusiasts to some of the worlds best racing events, as well as the fashion conscious to Emirates destinations such as Milan, London and Paris, said Mr Flanagan.
AJC Chief Executive Tony King said AJC members and patrons will see the benefits of the sponsorship agreement from the first day of the 2003 Autumn Carnival, Australias Richest Race Day with the $8 million San Miguel Doncaster Derby Day.
Like the AJC, Emirates is committed to enriching the whole racing experience, said Mr King. As such, AJC members and patrons will benefit enormously from our partnership. We believe we can now truly promise the world at Royal Randwick given the international racing itineraries that Emirates is offering AJC members as well as the fashion prizes on offer to all patrons on Australias Richest Race Day.
Emirates, recently named Airline of the Year by Skytrax Research (UK) for the second successive year, will be the carrier taking racing enthusiasts to key international racing events escorted by AJC Fashion Director Angela Belle McSweeney. These trips will fly to events in some of Emirates key destinations including the Prix de lArc de Triomphe (France) and Royal Ascot (UK). A trip will also be co-ordinated to the Worlds richest racing event, the Dubai World Cup in 2003.
In its commitment to Australian racing, Emirates Airline is also a major sponsor of the Melbourne Cup Carnival with the Emirates Classic Race on Oaks Day and naming rights to Emirates Stakes Day. Emirates is also a sponsor of the world's richest horse race, The Dubai World Cup, along with the prestigious Singapore Derby and major meetings at Newmarket, the Curragh and Longchamp.
Emirates' Australian sporting sponsorships extends to football as the title sponsor of the Chelsea Football Club as well as to Australian Rules Football as the main sponsor of the Collingwood Football Club in Melbourne. Cricket, basketball and powerboat racing round out Emirates' diverse sports portfolio.
Media Release - AJC
Galroof Injured - Out for Spring
- Monday, 02 September 2002 00:00
The Maroof four-year-old Galroof has injured a tendon in trackwork and will now have to be spelled until the autumn. Galroof was a major star in Queensland for Moroney and he had high hopes for her over the spring.
Some compensation came Moroney's way on Saturday at Caulfield with a good second with Feel The Noise and close up runs from Gypsy Lad and in particular The Secondmortgage.
A five-year-old Housebuster gelding The Secondmortgage was a fast finishing fifth in the Listed Agripower Heatherlie Hcp over 1700m and Moroney was pleased with the effort.
At Kilmore the stable had the first starter Disco Hips (3yo g Groom Dancer-Kind by St Hilarion) win by 3 1/4L over 1100m. Although racing greenly it was a good first up win and Moroney said Disco Hips will develop into a nice horse in the autumn.
Media Release - TNZ
Northerly Set for Memsie Magic
- Friday, 30 August 2002 00:00
Champion gelding Northerly looks set to bounce
back into the winner's stall in tomorrow's Group Two Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.The reigning Cox Plate winner has pleased connections in the past week and his trainer Fred Kersley is sure he will run well in the feature event.
"He's much better than he was first up," Kersley said on radio this morning. "I'm sure he is going to run well tomorrow."
Northerly resumed with a close up fifth in the recent listed Goodwood Sprint in Perth and the son of Serheed worked in good style before leaving Perth earlier this week.
"He had a good hit out at Belmont on Tuesday morning before we flew over," Kersley added. "We did a bit better than evens before letting him stride home over the final 800 metres."
Champion Melbourne jockey Damien Oliver, fresh
from winning his fourth Scobie Breasley Medal last week, exercised Northerly yesterday.
"Damien said he felt pretty fresh, which is expected," Kersley said. "But he said he felt good."
Kersley's confidence for tomorrow's race is lengths better than this time two weeks ago. In the lead up to his first up effort at home Kersley played down the expectations of the gelding winning.
Tomorrow Northerly will race without blinkers for the second consecutive time and for the first time outside of Western Australia.
While Northerly was beaten in Perth a fortnight ago, Kersley is still in form. Last Saturday at Belmont he prepared two winners - Heavy Nova and Cento.
PICS - Quentin Lang.
Complete Melbourne Cup Weights
- Monday, 02 September 2002 00:00
VINNIE ROE (IRE) 5H (Dermot Weld) |
59 |
|
NORTHERLY 6G (Fred Kersley) |
58 |
|
MARIENBARD (IRE) 6H (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
57 |
|
SKY HEIGHTS (NZ) 7G (Colin Alderson) |
57 |
|
GIVE THE SLIP (GB) 6H (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
56.5 |
|
JARDINES LOOKOUT (IRE) 6G (Alan Jarvis) |
56 |
|
UNIVERSAL PRINCE 5H (Bede Murray) |
56 |
|
DALIAPOUR (IRE) 7H (Michael Stoute) |
55.5 |
|
NARRATIVE (IRE) 5H (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
55.5 |
|
SANDMASON (GB) 6H (Tony McEvoy) |
55.5 |
|
YAVANA'S PACE (IRE) 11G (Mark Johnston) |
55.5 |
|
GIVE NOTICE (GB) 6G (John L Dunlop) |
55 |
|
ACTIVE BIO (JPN) 6H (Hiroki Sakiyama) |
54.5 |
|
DON EDUARDO (NZ) 4H (Lee Freedman) |
54.5 |
|
HAWKEYE (IRE) 5H (Michael Jarvis) |
54.5 |
|
HELENE VITALITY (NZ) 6G (David Hayes) |
54.5 |
|
BREW (NZ) 8G (Michael Moroney) |
54 |
|
CARNEGIE EXPRESS (NZ) 4G (David Payne) |
54 |
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DE GAULLE LANE (NZ) 5G (Colin Alderson) |
54 |
|
ENZELI (IRE) 8G (Myles Plumb) |
54 |
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HATHA ANNA (IRE) 6H (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
54 |
|
HOT SECRET (JPN) 7G (Yoshiyuki Goto) |
54 |
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FIELDS OF OMAGH 5G (Tony McEvoy) |
53.5 |
|
FREEMASON 6G (John Hawkes) |
53.5 |
|
GRAMMARIAN (USA) 5G (Kellyn Gorder) |
53.5 |
|
LEICA GUV (NZ) 4G (Jeff McVean) |
53.5 |
|
MAGUIRE (NZ) 6G (Jon Collins) |
53.5 |
|
PUGIN (IRE) 5H (John Oxx) |
53.5 |
|
RAIN GAUGE 5H (George Hanlon) |
53.5 |
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AND BEYOND (IRE) NullH (Mark Johnston) |
53 |
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BEEKEEPER (GB) NullH (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
53 |
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DRESS CIRCLE (NZ) 6G (Gai Waterhouse) |
53 |
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KAAPSTAD WAY (NZ) 7G (Chris Wood) |
53 |
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SADDLE UP (IND) 8G (Laurie Laxon) |
53 |
|
COUNTY TYRONE 4G (Max Lees) |
52.5 |
|
DOUBLE HONOUR (FR) 5H (Mark Johnston) |
52.5 |
|
HAIL (NZ) 5G (Bruce Marsh) |
52.5 |
|
HENDERSON BAY (NZ) 7G (Neville McBurney) |
52.5 |
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HEY PRONTO (NZ) 5G (Gai Waterhouse) |
52.5 |
|
MAGICAL MISS 4M (Bart Cummings) |
B+2.5 |
52.5 |
MBELE (GB) 6G (Tony Noonan) |
52.5 |
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TOP COMMANDER (JPN) 6H (Hiroki Sakiyama) |
52.5 |
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MR. PRUDENT 8G (George Hanlon) |
52 |
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NATIVE JAZZ (NZ) 6G (Myles Plumb) |
52 |
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PENTASTIC 4G (David Hall) |
52 |
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PRIZED GEM (NZ) 5M (Murray Baker) |
B+2.5 |
52 |
QUALITY TEAM (USA) 6G (Dermot Weld) |
52 |
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REPUBLIC LASS 4M (Guy Walter) |
B+2.5 |
52 |
SYDENHAM (USA) 5H (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
52 |
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ALUNISSAGE (USA) NullH (Saeed Bin Suroor) |
51.5 |
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ARMSTRONG (NZ) 6G (Jeffery Lynds) |
51.5 |
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CYCLADES (NZ) 7G (Cydne Evans) |
51.5 |
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DISTINCTLY SECRET (NZ) 4G (Mark Walker) |
51.5 |
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POLE STAR (GB) 5G (James Fanshawe) |
51.5 |
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SOCIETY BEAU (NZ) 5G (Mark Walker) |
51.5 |
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SPIRIT OF WESTBURY (NZ) 7G (Cliff Brown) |
51.5 |
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ADLERFLIEGER (GER) 6H (Andreas Schutz) |
51 |
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GEORGIE BOY (NZ) 7G (Stephen Quintano) |
51 |
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GREY SONG 4G (Tommy Hughes) |
51 |
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HOMEWRECKER (NZ) 5G (Ray Lawson) |
51 |
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MAJESTIC AVENUE 8G (Russell Cameron) |
51 |
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MAYTHEHORSEBEWITHU (NZ) 6G (M Moroney) |
51 |
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MEDIA PUZZLE (USA) 6H (Dermot Weld) |
51 |
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MUTAKARRIM (GB) 6H (Dermot Weld) |
51 |
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ROSE ARCHWAY 5M (Clarry Conners) |
B+2.5 |
51 |
SILVER BARON 4G (John Hawkes) |
51 |
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THONG CLASSIC 5G (Pat Carey) |
51 |
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EAGLE RHYTHM (NZ) 5G (Leon Macdonald) |
50.5 |
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ELEGANT FASHION 4M (Tony McEvoy) |
B+2.5 |
50.5 |
HILL OF GRACE (NZ) 6M (R Priscott) |
B+2.5 |
50.5 |
OKIWI BAY (NZ) 6G (Bob Marshall) |
50.5 |
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SIXTY SECONDS (NZ) 4M (Roger James) |
B+2.5 |
50.5 |
THE A TRAIN (NZ) 6G (Cliff Brown) |
50.5 |
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THE BIG ASK (NZ) 5G (Michael Moroney) |
50.5 |
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VICTORY SMILE (NZ) 6G (Donna Logan) |
50.5 |
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BIG PAT 5G (Peter Tulloch) |
50 |
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GALROOF (NZ) 4M (Michael Moroney) |
B+2.5 |
50 |
KAAPGUN (NZ) 5G (Noel Mayfield-Smith) |
50 |
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MASTER POM (NZ) 7G (Stephen Quintano) |
50 |
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MON MEKKI 4M (Gerald Ryan) |
B+2.5 |
50 |
MOON EMPEROR (GB) 6G (John Jenkins) |
50 |
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MR. CASANOVA 5G (Colin Alderson) |
50 |
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PANTANI (NZ) 4H (Robbie Laing) |
50 |
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POWER OF PEGASUS 6G (Tim Martin) |
50 |
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SELF DEFENSE (GB) 6H (Maurice Zilber) |
50 |
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THE PUMPER (NZ) 5G (Roger James) |
50 |
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THE SECONDMORTGAGE (NZ) 5G (M Moroney) |
50 |
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TULLY THUNDER 4M (Ross McDonald) |
B+2.5 |
50 |
WE'RE DANCING 7G (Gai Waterhouse) |
50 |
|
YOUHADYOURWARNING(USA)6M (J Hawkes) |
B+2.5 |
50 |
ASCOT ROAD 6G (David Hall) |
49.5 |
|
CAVALLO BRUNO (NZ) 8G (Keith Flynn) |
49.5 |
|
EVANDER 4G (John Hawkes) |
49.5 |
|
FIRETAINE (NZ) 7G (Stuart Webb) |
49.5 |
|
GILLESPIE (NZ) 5G (Jack Denham) |
49.5 |
|
HIRAPOUR (IRE) 7G (Amanda Perrett) |
49.5 |
|
HONOR LAP (NZ) 4M (G E Daly) |
B+2.5 |
49.5 |
INCLUSION (NZ) 4G (Gai Waterhouse) |
49.5 |
|
KREISLER MIRAGE (NZ) 6G (G Rogerson) |
49.5 |
|
MR. LOFTY (NZ) 5G (David Hall) |
49.5 |
|
OXFORD DOLLAR 7G (William Smart) |
49.5 |
|
RUM 5G (George Hanlon) |
49.5 |
|
TOUCH THE GROOM 7G (George Hanlon) |
49.5 |
|
VIVA LA VIE (NZ) 6G (Joseph Pride) |
49.5 |
|
AEROZONE (NZ) 5G (Myles Plumb) |
49 |
|
ALLAVAY 5G (Tony Vasil) |
49 |
|
ARBORETUM 4M (John Hawkes) |
49 |
|
ARROGANT LADD (NZ) 7G (Shaune Ritchie) |
49 |
|
AUCKLAND BLUES (NZ) 4G (M Moroney) |
49 |
|
BABYFACED ASSASSIN 4G (M Moroney) |
49 |
|
BACK IN STYLE 4G (Max Lees) |
49 |
|
BACKSTREET BOY 5G (Peter Morgan) |
49 |
|
BALLYVIEW 5M (Paul Cave) |
49 |
|
BANCHIERI 6G (Tony Noonan) |
49 |
|
BANFF 5G (Greg Eurell) |
49 |
|
BARBOROUGH (NZ) 4G (Gai Waterhouse) |
49 |
|
BELGRADE 4G (Nigel Blackiston) |
49 |
|
BELLONIC 6M (Tony Noonan) |
49 |
|
BENARRIVO (NZ) 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
BOLD BARD 6G (Bryce Stanaway) |
49 |
|
BONDI ICEBERG 6G (Tony Wildman) |
49 |
|
BRACA (NZ) 4G (Lee Freedman) |
49 |
|
BRECON ROSE (NZ) 4M (Gai Waterhouse) |
49 |
|
CHAKRA 6G (John Blakey) |
49 |
|
CHANTAGE (NZ) 5G (Graeme Rogerson) |
49 |
|
CHARISMA SUN OPERA (JPN) 6M (H Sakiyama) |
49 |
|
CHESTNUT DREAM 5M (David Edwards) |
49 |
|
CHINA GARDEN (NZ) 5G (Doug Harrison) |
49 |
|
COMMENDABLE (NZ) 5M (John Hawkes) |
49 |
|
CORPORATE QUEEN (NZ) 4M (Gai Waterhouse) |
49 |
|
COURT BALLET (NZ) 5M (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
COURT OF JEWELS (NZ) 5H (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
CRESCENT (NZ) 5G (Graeme Rogerson) |
49 |
|
CURRENCY REP 7G (Wally Tonkin) |
49 |
|
DANAZEEVA 6G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
DANE NEWS 5H (Bevan Laming) |
49 |
|
DEERHILL (USA) 7G (Bruce McLachlan) |
49 |
|
DELVECCHIO (NZ) 4G (Mick Price) |
49 |
|
DENISE MARGARET (IRE) 5M (John Symons) |
49 |
|
DIAMOND RHYTHM (NZ) 5G (Max Lees) |
49 |
|
DIRECT BEARING (IRE) 6H (Dermot Weld) |
49 |
|
DOMINEER PRINCE 4G (Steve Clifton) |
49 |
|
DONARCH 6G (Ian Anderson) |
49 |
|
DUTY OFFICER 6G (Bill Mitchell) |
49 |
|
ELATHEA 4M (John Hall) |
49 |
|
ENTHOUS (NZ) 7G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
EXAGGERATE (NZ) 4G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
FEED THE METER (NZ) 5G (Gary Stewart) |
49 |
|
FLYING ED 5G (Grant Dalziel) |
49 |
|
FOREST JIM (NZ) 6G (Barry Miller) |
49 |
|
FORLORNA (IRE) 6M (Sheila Laxon) |
49 |
|
GENTLE GENIUS 5M (Tony Wildman) |
B+0.5 |
49 |
GIVE ME A CHANCE 6G (G F Durrant) |
49 |
|
GLOW BABY 6M (John Symons) |
49 |
|
GO THE ROMAN 5H (David Edwards) |
49 |
|
GOLD LOTTEY 4M (Graeme Rogerson) |
49 |
|
GREAT FINGALL 6G (Len Morton) |
49 |
|
GYPSY LAD (NZ) 5G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
HANDY IVOR 4G (Noel Hamilton) |
49 |
|
HAWK EYE (NZ) 6G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
HEGUY (NZ) 5G (Myles Plumb) |
49 |
|
I'M NOTTI 5G (Peter Morgan) |
49 |
|
INCHARGE (NZ) 4M (Gary Lawlor) |
49 |
|
JAMMOJACK 5G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
JUST HONOR (NZ) 7G (David Bourne) |
49 |
|
KAILEY LAMOUR (NZ) 5G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
KARLA KEYS 4M (Shaun Quigley) |
49 |
|
KAURI 4H (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
KING OF ALL KINGS (NZ) 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
L'AVENIR 9G (Denis Walters) |
49 |
|
LADY VIOLA (NZ) 5M (Bill Mitchell) |
49 |
|
LATENT 4G (Greg Mance) |
49 |
|
LAXMAN 4G (Myles Plumb) |
49 |
|
LE DESTINA 6G (Russell Cameron) |
49 |
|
LESTER THUNDERWING 4G (Ken Keys) |
49 |
|
LEXITAW 7G (John Symons) |
49 |
|
LIBERTY HALL 6G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
LIGHTUMA 5G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
LITHGOW FLASH (IRE) 5M (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
LITTLE MISS QUICK (NZ) 4M (L Macdonald) |
49 |
|
LORD DARTH VADER (NZ) 6G (Don Walker) |
49 |
|
LYNX (NZ) 7G (Bryce Stanaway) |
49 |
|
MANANG (NZ) 4M (Lee Freedman) |
49 |
|
MANAWA KING (NZ) 4G (Tony Noonan) |
49 |
|
MANZEAL (NZ) 6G (Paul Perry) |
49 |
|
MARLIE (NZ) 5G (Lee Freedman) |
49 |
|
MASTER GEORGE 6G (John Blakey) |
49 |
|
MCBEAL 5M (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
MEDIPAL 6G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
MISS MELISS (NZ) 5M (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
MOUNT ZASKAR (NZ) 5G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
MT. STROMLO (NZ) 5H (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
MY BROWN EYED GIRL (NZ) 5M (G Rogerson) |
49 |
|
NATCH 7G |
49 |
|
NATIONAL TREASURE (NZ) 4M (Gai Waterhouse) |
49 |
|
NAUDERS 6G (Danny J Bougoure) |
49 |
|
NAVAHO 5G (Leon Corstens) |
49 |
|
NIGHT CHASER 4M (Leon Corstens) |
B+1.0 |
49 |
OLD TAWNY (NZ) 8G (Ronald Hutchinson) |
49 |
|
OUR LE BLEU (NZ) 8G (Glenn Thornton) |
49 |
|
OUT YONDER 5G (John Shelton) |
49 |
|
OUTLAWS 5G (John Hawkes) |
49 |
|
PAESTUM 6G (Tony Noonan) |
49 |
|
PALACE ARCHWAY 5M (Matthew Hyland) |
49 |
|
PATRONESS (NZ) 9M (Lyndon Hobbs) |
49 |
|
PLEA (NZ) 5G (Graeme Rogerson) |
49 |
|
PREFIX (NZ) 5G (Graeme Rogerson) |
49 |
|
PRESIDENT HUGHES (NZ) 7G (Mark Oulaghan) |
49 |
|
PURE VELOCITY 4G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
PURPLE GROOVE (NZ) 5M (Tony Noonan) |
49 |
|
QUESTAMATIC 5M (Gary Kennewell) |
49 |
|
RAGING RHINO (NZ) 5G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
REQUIEM 5H (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
RESOUNDINGLY 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
ROCK OF THE AGES 6G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
ROSE BEAT (NZ) 5M (John Hawkes) |
49 |
|
ROZABEEL 5M (Jim Conlan) |
49 |
|
SAPPHIRE FLASH (NZ) 4M (Len Smith) |
49 |
|
SCRUMPTIOUS (NZ) 8G (Bevan Laming) |
49 |
|
SERGIO (NZ) 5G (John Blakey) |
49 |
|
SHEIK YOUR MONEY 4G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
SIR ANABAA 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
SOLDADO 5G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
SOUTHERN CROWN 6H (Pat Hyland) |
49 |
|
SPELL OF DANE 4G (Mark Minervini) |
49 |
|
STADIO 5G (John O'Connor) |
49 |
|
STAR OF THE SEAS (NZ) 5G (Chris Waller) |
49 |
|
STEALTH KNIGHT 5G (Jarrod McLean) |
49 |
|
STORM FILLE 4M (David Edwards) |
B+1.0 |
49 |
STRAIT DASH 4G (Doug Harrison) |
49 |
|
STRAVANA (NZ) 6G (David Bourne) |
49 |
|
STRAWBERRY AFFAIR (NZ) 4M (C Alderson) |
49 |
|
SUGARLAND (NZ) 5M (Shaune Ritchie) |
49 |
|
TARLAN 6G (John Leek (Jnr)) |
49 |
|
TEEREX 5G (David Noonan) |
49 |
|
TELL SOMEONE (NZ) 4M (Bruce McLachlan) |
49 |
|
TEQUILA LODGE 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
TERRACE (NZ) 4G (Myles Plumb) |
49 |
|
THARGELLION 4G (Bart Cummings) |
49 |
|
THE MIGHTY LIONS (NZ) 4M (M Moroney) |
49 |
|
THE STAB (NZ) 6G (Shaune Ritchie) |
49 |
|
THUNDER HAWK 4G (Rob Heathcote) |
49 |
|
THUNDER ZONE 5G (Jules De Smet) |
49 |
|
THUNDERAWAY (NZ) 5G (Laurie Laxon) |
49 |
|
TIFFANY'S BEST 6M (Brian McKnight) |
49 |
|
TIME OFF 5G (John Hawkes) |
49 |
|
TIN TAN BELLE 4M (Andy White) |
49 |
|
TOPZOFF 6G (Peter Healey) |
49 |
|
TRANSFERRAL 4G (Robbie Laing) |
49 |
|
TYROLEAN 5M (Bart Cummings) |
B+1.5 |
49 |
VARSILAYOS 5G (Pat Carey) |
49 |
|
VENUS WAS HER NAME (NZ) 4M (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
WAIKOPOU BAY 5G (Michael Moroney) |
49 |
|
WEREWOLF 5G (Bruce Cross) |
49 |
|
WEST TEXAS 6G (Ern Ewert (Jnr)) |
49 |
|
WESTMINSTER HALL 4G (Tony McEvoy) |
49 |
|
WHISK 4M (Greg Eurell) |
49 |
|
WINNING FRIENDS (NZ) 4M (Bruce McLachlan) |
49 |
|
YUPPIE 6G (Bill Mitchell) |
49 |
|
ZAMARIN 5G (Tony Vasil) |
49 |
|
AL MEGDAM 3C (Gai Waterhouse) |
46 |
|
DANCE SUPREME 3G (David Edwards) |
46 |
|
GOBI 3G (Guy Walter) |
46 |
|
KING OF SOUL 3G (Tony Wildman) |
46 |
|
PLATINUM SCISSORS 3C (Gai Waterhouse) |
46 |
|
PSYCHO KELLY 3G (Allan Cooper) |
46 |
|
SO ASSERTIVE (NZ) 3G (Gai Waterhouse) |
46 |
McEvoy Closing in on Lindsay Park Record
- Friday, 30 August 2002 00:00
Tony McEvoy has had a great start to the new
racing season and is bearing down on Lindsay Park’s longstanding record of 24 winners
in August.Colin Hayes AM O.B.E trained 24 winners in the 1986 / 87 season and his son David repeated the performance in 1990 / 91 and again in 1993 / 94. McEvoy is currently sitting on 23 winners with strong chances tomorrow in both Melbourne and Adelaide.
With Fields of Omagh stepping out for his second start in the Group 2 Memsie Stakes at Caufield tomorrow McEvoy has high hopes for equaling the record in the feature race.
"We are stepping up in class tomorrow and while horses such as Northerly deserve the utmost respect there is no reason why our horse can’t make it eight in a row," McEvoy said.
While McEvoy’s six winners at Balaklava on Wednesday have placed him in a position to take out this months national leading trainer title it is the improvement of horses such as the Jeune filly Cocktail Evening that fills him confidence leading into the spring.
PIC - Quentin
Lang.
Media Release - Lindsay Park
Vinnie Roe Heads Cup Weights
- Monday, 02 September 2002 00:00
The five-year-old is the winner of eight of its fourteen starts and has been asked to carry 59kgs in both races.
A two-time Group 1 winner, Vinnie Roe will be attempting to emulate the feats of Vintage Crop which Weld trained to win the 1993 Melbourne Cup.
Reigning Carlton Draught Cox Plate champion Northerly is second in the Cups weights with 58 kgs ahead of the Godolphin stable's Marienbard (57) which won at Group 1 level in Germany at the weekend.
Other notable horses in the handicaps were AJC Derby winner, Don Eduardo (54.5), Derby runner-up Carnegie Express (54), VRC Oaks winner Magical Miss (52.5) and AJC Oaks winner Republic Lass (52).
Media Release - Racing Victoria
Victorian Jockey in Drugs Controversy
- Tuesday, 27 August 2002 00:00
Victorian jockey Lisa Irwin will be forced to front an inquiry by stewards
after a urine sample shock at the Hamilton races yesterday.Irwin was one of two jockeys, cross country hoop Paul Daniels was the other, to be asked to provide a urine sample at yesterday's meeting, but what should have been a simple exercise has turned into a saga.
Stewards "had concerns with the urine sample provided" by Irwin and they then requested she provide another sample.
However, Irwin failed to supply stewards with the second sample when required.
The first sample, which stewards have their "concerns" on, has been sent to the Racing Analytical Services Laboratory for analysis.
A stewards spokesman said any sample takes "a few days" to be screened and the results will be passed on to officials.
Prior to directing Irwin to give the second sample evidence was taken from the Racecourse Detective and the Club Sauna Supervisor as well as the rider.
An inquiry into the reason why the hoop failed "to produce a urine sample subsequent to the stewards directing her to do so" will be held when the results of the first sample are returned.
PIC - Quentin Lang.