Track Swap For Adelaide Metro Meetings

Monday, 22 November 2010 02:29

This Saturday's meeting orginally scheduled for Morphettville has been moved to Morphettville Parks.

Nominations for the meeting were released at midday this afternoon with trainer David Jolly nominating four runners for the $50,000 Flying Handicap (1000m) including the Group 1 placed Tramunatana.

Additionally, the Wednesday meeting scheduled for Morphettville Parks on December 22 will now be held at Morphettville with the Listed $80,000 Christmas Handicap (1400m) to be held on the Parks circuit on Boxing Day.

Below are the program amendments for the meeting.

Wednesday 22 December 2010
Morphettville Parks meeting will now be held at Morphettville
1. $10,000 Rating 0-75 Hcp Was 1000 m Now 1000 m
2. $10,000 Rating 0-68 Hcp (4yo & Over) Was 1400 m Now 1500 m
3. $10,000 Mares 0-68 Hcp (4yo & Over) Was 1250 m Now 1200 m
4. $10,000 Rating 0-62 Hcp Was 2400 m Now 2500 m
5. $10,000 Colts, Geldings & Entires 0-62 Hcp Was 1250 m Now 1200 m
6. $10,000 Maiden Plate (3yo & Over) (Sabois) Was 1550 m Now 1600 m
7. $10,000 Maiden Plate (3yo & Over) Was 1250 m Now 1200 m
8. $10,000 3YO Fillies Maiden Plate (Sabois) Was 1250 m Now 1200 m
Nominations close 12 noon Thursday 16 December 2010

Saturday's Morphettville Parks Report

Monday, 15 November 2010 01:15

Apprentice Billy Eagan started the day off well when the More Than Ready three year old $2.50 public elect Bertucci, from the Zabeel mare Lazulia, was the length winner of the 1550 metre opening event at the Morphettville Parks track on Saturday.

Coming in from an opening quote of $3.10 the Lloyd Kennewell trained Bertucci came from well back to defeat Island Teaser $3.70 for the combination of mentor Tony McEvoy and apprentice Jack Hill.  The last start winner Jeunalistic $11 was another neck away third for Ken Sweeney and Paul Gatt.

From the Danewin matron Thanks A Bundle and being backed from $6 out to $8.50 the Paul Seater prepared Matthew Neilson guided Golden Bundle was the one and a quarter length winner of race two which was run over 1000 metres.

Fathered by Keep The Faith, Gold Bundle was well placed and beat the Paula Trenwith cared for apprentice Amy Herrmann ridden Lilgiggleo $3.80.  Ambling $101 was another half length away filling the minor placing for Barry Brook and apprentice Jordon Frew.

Billy Eagan registered his second winner when the Mark Kavanagh trained last start winner Tea For Three was backed from $4.20 into starting the $3.70 favourite, was the two length winner of the 1950 metre third race.

The progeny of the Japanese sire Tayasu Tsuyoshi and the Citidancer mare Taffeta Miss, Tea For Three was the first to leave the barrier before drifting to fourth before mustering speed once again and went on to beat the apprentice Libby Hopwood mount, the Richard Jolly trained Shady Grove $4.40.  Stakhanovite $8 was another one and quarter lengths away third for Gary Searle and Matthew Neilson.

Billy Egan brought up his treble when the Samantha Barr mentored Untouchable sired gelding Avoca Street, from the Quest for Fame matron Royal Tour, was the short half head winner of 1550 metre fourth race.

Drifting from $8 out to $13 before starting at $9.50 Avoca Street came from a near last position to record a win over the $4.20 chance Bawaardi for mentor David Hayes and jockey Paul Gatt.

Jutland $7.50 was a farther half length away third for Mick Whittle and Justin Potter.

Leading the Melbourne trainer’s premiership Peter Moody scored the first leg of a back to back double when the Linda Meech ridden Serenada was the three length winner of the fifth race which was contested over 1400 metres.

Backed from an opening quote of $3.80 and starting the $4.40 favourite the Encosta de Lago sired Serenada, from the Hurricane Sky mare River Serenade, was well placed and beat the Lloyd Kennewell charge, the Billy Eagan ridden Ocsemepop $4.

The one time leader St Fraser $4.80 was another long neck away filling the minor placing for Ken Matson and Jordon Frew.

Starting the $2.80 public choice after an opening quote of $4.60 the five year old gelding Sheedy gave his Caulfield based mentor Peter Moody and rider Linda Meech their second straight success in the 1200 metre sixth race.

Winning by a margin of a length the Exceed And Excel gelding Sheedy, from Viase de Fleurs a Machiavellian mare was a near all the way winner and beat the Don Archard prepared apprentice Ashley Thompson guided Produced $5.50 who finished three quarters of a lengths ahead of the third placegetter Ciro Prince $18 for Craig Stewart and Libby Hopwood.

The combination of horse carer Daniel Clarken and jockey Damien Robinson were well pleased when Showusyourcugats was the head winner of the 1250 metre seventh race.

Starting at $6.50 after opening at that quote the King Cugat sired mare Showusyourcugats, from the daughter of Charmwood Forest, Your Own Good, was well placed and beat My Uncle Vinny $15 for the husband and wife team of trainer Karen Letts-Maund and rider Jeffrey Maund.

Excellent $4.60 was a farther three quarters of a length away third for Mark Kavanagh and Billy Eagan.

A drifter in betting from $12 out to $19 the Fraar five year old gelding Scouse, from the New Regent matron Young Beauty, gave trainer Sam Turner and jockey Dominic Tourneur a three quarters of a length victory in the 1400 metre final event.

Scouse came from a mid field position and beat the $3.60 favourite Public Holiday for mentor John Thompson and jockey Clare Lindop.

Road To Finniss $4.80 was a farther head away third for John Hyam and Troy Baker.

Saturday's Morphettville Parks Races Report

Sunday, 21 November 2010 23:53

Favourite backers got off to a good start when the Mark Kavanagh trained Rock The Moment $1.55 gave apprentice Billy Egan the first leg of his double on the Parks track in the 1250 metre opening event at Morphettville on Saturday.

Recording a one and a quarter length win over her three rivals the Rock Of Gibraltar sired Rock The Moment, from the Archregent fathered Moment’s Pleasure, settled well and quickly went to the lead to defeat the Richard Jolly cared for and his apprentice Libby Hopwood ridden She Swings $3.40.

The $4.40 chance Dark Diva was a farther half length away filling the minor placing for John Hyam and Troy Baker.

Simon Price scored the first leg of a double when the John Thompson trained Motifs, the $1.80 public elect, was the two length winner of the 1250 metre second race.

From the Stravinsky mare Melody and sired by Fusaichi Pegasus Motifs was well placed and beat the $5 chance Tang Prosper for horse career Tony McEvoy and jockey Matthew Neilson. My Last $14 was another long neck away third for Darryl Dodson and Holly McKechnie.

Trainer John Thompson brought up a double when his charge Jeter was the one and a quarter length winner of the 1250 metre third race three giving jockey Paul Gatt the first leg of a double.

The progeny of Mossman from the Zabeel matron Zalinda, Jeter $4.60 came from well back and defeated the last start Murray Bridge winner Conduction, the $3.80 favourite, for trainer Mick Huxtable and jockey Matthew Neilson. Harreb Lady $10 was another two lengths away third for Shane Oxlade and Justin Potter.

Rider Simon Price rode his second winner when the Tony McEvoy trained Tara Man, the $2.50 favourite, was the one and a half length winner of race four which was contested over 1950 metres.

A former New South Wales galloper and fathered by Song Of Tara out of a Marauding matron Gagoosh, Tara Man came from last and recorded a win over the Chris Oxlade mentored Billy Egan piloted Orchestra Stalls $4.40. Daydream Charlie $4 was a half length away third for Shane Oxlade and Justin Potter.

Billy Egan continued his success in Adelaide when the Lloyd Kennewell prepared $3 favourite Ocsmepop was the one and three quarter length winner of the 1250 metres fifth race giving Egan his second winner.

From the Scupules matron Prav and sired by Niello, Oscmepop came from last and beat the Jon O’Connor trained Todd Pannell ridden You Dee Cee $4. The combination of Phillip Stokes and Holly McKechnie were associated with Shadrach $10 who was another neck away third.

A three year old Catbird colt Impact Point $21 gave his trainer John Hickmott and jockey Damien Robinson a three quarter length win in race six which was run over 1550 metres.

From the Arch Sculptor mare Hopelessly Devoted, Impact Point came from a better than mid field position and defeated Blame Game $4.60 for the training partnership of Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and rider Clare Lindop.

Top Billing $81 was a farther length away third for Phillip Stokes and Dominic Tourneur.

Starting at $3.80 Budriguez won his second race in succession and brought up a double for Paul Gatt in the 1550 metre seventh race.

Prepared by David Jolly the Al Maher fathered Budriguez, from the St. Covet mare Deni, was well placed and had a long neck advantage over the Mark Minervini trained Adrian Patterson piloted Andamooka Gem $11 when the judge was reached.

Drivel $11 was a farther neck away third for John Thompson and Clare Lindop.

The Great Britain sire Xaar and the Kailey Senor mare Cante Grande parented the winner of the 1000 metre final event Taken The Road.

Being under the care of David Balfour and having the services of Todd Pannell, Taken The Road $6 came from well back and recorded a length win over the Lee Porter trained Clare Lindop ridden Vain Partner $4.20. Flea Flicker $11 was a farther half length away third for Mark Kavanagh and Simon Price.

Meetings Move To Morphettville Parks

Friday, 12 November 2010 00:54

A couple of significant changes have been made to upcoming South Australian race meetings.

Next Saturday's Morphettville meeting and a Balaklava meeting scheduled for November 24, will be held on the Morphettville Parks circuit.

As a result, there have been several amendments to the racing program.

Below are those changes.

Saturday 20 November 2010
Morphettville Parks
Programme amendments as follows:-
1. $40,000 2YO Plate (Sabois)                  Was 1000 m Now 1000 m
2. $40,000 Fillies & Mares Hcp (Sabois)       Was 1200 m Now 1250 m
3. $32,000 3YO 0-75 Hcp (Sabois)            Was 1600 m Now 1550 m
4. $32,000 3YO 0-75 Hcp (Sabois)            Was 1200 m Now 1250 m
5. $32,000 0-94 Hcp                               Was 2000 m Now 1950 m
6. $32,000 0-86 Hcp                               Was 1600 m Now 1550 m
7. $32,000 0-86 Hcp                               Was 1100 m Now 1250 m
8. $25,000 0-75 Hcp (Altered Rating Band)Was 1000 m Now 1000 m

Nominations close 12 noon Monday 15 November 2010

Wednesday 24 November 2010
Morphettville Parks
Programme amendments as follows:-
1. $10,000 Rating 0-71                                Was 1400 m Now 1400 m
2. $10,000 Rating 0-68 Hcp (Sabois +)           Was 2200 m Now 2250 m
3. $10,000 4YO & Over Rating 0-62 Hcp         Was 1600 m Now 1550 m
4. $10,000 Rating 0-62 Hcp                          Was 1200 m Now 1250 m
5. $10,000 Class 1 Hcp                                 Was 1000 m Now 1000 m
6. $10,000 Maiden Plate (Sabois)                   Was 1400 m Now 1400 m
7. $10,000 4YO & Over Maiden Plate (Sabois) Was 1050 m Now 1000 m
8. $10,000 3YO Maiden Plate (Sabois)            Was 1050 m Now 1000m

Nominations close 12 noon Thursday 18 November 2010

Neve Suspended

Friday, 19 November 2010 02:26

Female jockey Tillie Neve has been suspended for four meetings for careless riding at Port Lincoln yesterday.

Neve, 20, pleaded guilty to permitting her mount Clear Az Mud to shifting ground when insufficiently clear of Matthew Neilson aboard Bellejet in the Lawrence & Hanson SABIS Maiden Plate (1200m).

She will commence her suspension following Saturday’s meeting at Morphettville Parks and will be free to return next Sunday at Clare for their cup meeting.

Macmillan Cautioned By Stewards

Thursday, 11 November 2010 07:57

TRSA Stewards have cautioned trainer John Macmillan after he made misleading comments in South Australian newspaper The Advertiser.

When asked about the performance of Willego in the Watersearch Pty Ltd 0-81 Handicap (1500m) at Gawler on October 27, Macmillan was quoted as saying in the paper recently, “(Willego) got knocked down more times than I’ve ever seen in a race and the jockey got off and actually told me she thought he should just about have won.”

Willego finished ninth in the ten-horse field, beaten 5.2 lengths from the winner. The only mention in the stewards’ report was the fact Willego lost its near fore plate during the event.

When stewards quizzed Macmillan over his comments, he said that he had repeated the comments made by jockey Tamara Zanker post-race and that he had only witnessed the race from the SKY Channel footage and not seen the stewards’ footage.

Zanker later said she was frustrated that Willego was hesitant when racing inside runners and had mostly contributed to its own predicament during the race.

At an adjourned inquiry today, Macmillan was shown the stewards’ footage of the race and Macmillan conceded that, apart from an incident shortly after the start of the race, for the remainder of the event Willego had an uninterrupted path in when racing on the rail with adequate racing room inside other runners.

Macmillan acknowledged the comments reported were ill-informed and stewards after considering his explanation cautioned Macmillan against making unqualified statements in future and advised him that such comments could be construed as a “misleading statement in connection with the control of racing,” which is a breach of the rules.

Wednesday's Gawler Races Report

Thursday, 18 November 2010 13:37

Backers of well supported runners were short on winners when the only one of the eight favourites, the last, was successful at Gawler on Wednesday.

Winning her second race in a month at the Gawler circuit Wild Manners, the $2.40 favourite, repeated her display of galloping at Gawler when she came from last on the home turn to give co-mentors Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and jockey Clare Lindop a one and a half length win in the final event which was run over the staying distance 2100 metres.

From the Grand Lodge mare Grand Manners and sired by the American bred entire Tale Of The Cat the four year old mare brought up her second win in nine starts and beat the Paul Beshara cared for apprentice Tillie Neve ridden Tosstheresta $10.

John Hickmott and Dominic Tourneur shared in the minor placing of Tar A Bata $6.50 who was a farther neck away third.

Leon Macdonald said after the event that Wild Manners will have her next start in a distance race at Morphettville in a fortnight.

After an opening quote of $15 before drifting out to start at $26 Miss Debra gave her trainer Paul Seater and apprentice Jordon Frew a three and a half length win in the first race which was contested over 1100 metres.

The progeny of the Irish bred Grandera and the Secret Savings mare Miss Moneybox, Miss Debra led all the way and beat the Daniel Clarken trained Damien Robinson guided Beautiful Soul, the $2.70 public elect. Zirconi Aspen $7 was another half head away third for David Jolly and his apprentice Claudia Lions.

It was a pleasing result for Seater as three generations on the female line Miss Hahndorf, Miss Moneybox and now Miss Debra have all won their first start.

Raced by the Robert Hill-Smith managed Vintage Bloodstock Syndicate and starting for the second time Vintage Punch, which opened at $5 before firming into $4.40, gave mentor Tony McEvoy and rider Simon Price a win in race two which was run over 1100 metres.

The Al Maher sired three year old gelding, from the Bluebird matron Loving Cup, Vintage Punch was well placed and beat the Shane Oxlade cared for Justin Potter mount Real Sharp $4. The $2.50 favourite Drafted was placed third for Mark Minervini and Shayne Cahill.

McEvoy said after the win of Vintage Punch that he will look for restricted three year old event in the city for the gelding.

Being well placed the four year mare Rippa Matilla gave her Murray Bridge based trainer David Aldridge and jockey Dominic Tourneur a half head victory in race four which was run over 1200 metres.

A daughter of the New Zealand bred stallion Umatilla out of the Bellotto matron Sheza Rippa, Rippa Matilla was a three point drifter in betting from $12 out to $15 and beat the John Thompson mentored Todd Pannell piloted Often Away $3-60.

Shanpanchi $14 was a half length away third for Sam Burford and Troy Baker.

Returning to provincial racing after running a seventh and a fourth at Morphettville and being backed from $5.50 into a starting price of $4.60 Magnificent Seven gave his trainer Barry Woosnam and jockey Wayne Kerford a three quarters of length win in race four which was contested over 1500 metres.

From the Fairy King mare Dancing Fairy the Foxhound sired Magnificent Seven settled well and then, going to the front in the middle stages, beat the Justin Potter mount Arctic Cash $5 who finished a neck in front of Yorke Peninsula $51 for another local trainer Gary Searle and apprentice Melanie Tyndall.

Magnificent Seven will have another run at city level over 1600 metres before going for a spell.

Trainer Mark Minervini and rider Shayne Cahill tasted success when Better Be The One, who was a two point drifter in betting from an opening quote of $4.20 to $4.40, was the half length winner of race five which was run over 1100 metres.

A four year old mare by the United States bred More Than Ready out of the Royal Academy matron Academy Angel, Better Be The One came from well back in the field and beat the Brian Mueller cared for Troy Baker mount Our Lara $5.

Saint Sha Rose $3-50 was a farther neck away third for David Jolly and his apprentice Claudia Lions.

Mark Minervini said after the win of Better Be The One that she may contest the listed Christmas Handicap which will be run over 1400 metres on the Parks track on December 26.

The former Sydneysider Beleconi, now in the care of Philip Stokes and ridden by Paul Gatt, brought up two wins in succession at Gawler when he was the length winner in the 1700 metre sixth race.

Coming in from an opening quote of $4.60 to start at $4.40 the Bel Esprit gelding Beleconi, from the Snippets mare Bocconi, came from well back and beat the Richard Jolly trained Libby Hopwood ridden Scarlett Rose $12.

A farther short head away third was the $2-60 favourite Lannaki for Tony McEvoy and Simon Price.

Alpha Gold $10 gave Keith trainer Heather Lehmann and jockey Adrian Patterson a long neck win in the 1100 metre seventh event.

Coming from a mid field position the Formalhaut four year old gelding from the Gold Crest mare Gold Desiderio, beat Uli Urs Utz $4-80 for mentor Greg Lesnikowski and rider Paul Gatt.

Sixtykay was a farther half head away third at $4-40 for Lloyd Kennewell and Shayne Cahill.

Wednesday's Murray Bridge Races Report

Thursday, 11 November 2010 01:00

Together with six locally trained horses jockeys Paul Gatt and Matthew Neilson added to the highlights of racing at Murray Bridge when they piloted six or the eight winners to victory.

The first of the Murray Bridge winners was the Stuart Dodd trained Ambitious Bride, the $3.20 favourite, which gave rider Paul Gatt the first leg of a treble with a long neck win in the opening event of 1200 metres.

From the Ferdinand mare Fairy Bride, the Charge Forward sired Ambitious Bride was locked into a tense battle with the second placegetter, the Paul Seater mentored apprentice Jordon Frew piloted Brimarvi Magic $6, over the concluding stages of the event.

Another Paul Seater runner, with Matthew Neilson in the saddle, Red Hot Jeune $5.50 was a farther long head away third.

Trainer Mick Huxtable gave the local track its second winner when Conduction $2.50 was the half length winner of race two which was run over 1200 metres and gave jockey Matthew Neilson the first leg of his treble.

A Reset three year old gelding out of the Rubiton matron Grand Manners, Conduction came from the middle of the field to beat the one time leader, the John Thompson mentored Paul Gatt ridden, Revention the $2 public elect. Impact Point $5 was another two and a quarter lengths away third for John Hickmott and Todd Pannell.

Paul Gatt brought up the second leg of his treble when another Murray Bridge prepared runner, the Paul Seater cared for Wallyworld $7.50, was the long neck winner of the third race which was run over 1600 metres.

A Modern Era gelding from a Bellotto mare Miss Crown, Wallyworld began well and took up a mid field position before going on to defeat Dubai Falcon $41 for co horse carers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and apprentice Jackson Matthews.

Starting at 4.20 Elancer was another head away third for Jon O’Connor and Clare Lindop.

The David Jolly trained Dominic Tourneur mount Star Of The Stalls $4 broke the mould of Murray Bridge trained horses winning when she was the two length winner of the 1400 metre fourth event.

Mothered by the Stargazer mare Picalilli Star and fathered by the Irish bred Centre Stalls, Star Of The Stalls came from a near last position at the top of the straight to defeat the Tom Jolly mentored Dominic Tourneur mount Diamondconi $6. Exalted Blonde $3-70 was one and three quarter lengths away third for Kevin and Heather Frew and their apprentice son Jordon.

Jockey Matthew Neilson rode his second winner when another locally prepared horse, the Simon Casey trained Akhabrach - the $3 favourite, was the short neck winner of race five which was contested over 2200 metres.

Well placed in the distance event of the day the Akhadan sired Akhabrach, from the Brocco mare Ball On Brach, beat the fast finishing Leon Macdonald - Andrew Gluyas trained Clare Lindop ridden Sultan of Speed $3.40.

Trainer Karen Byrnes continued the winning run of local trainers when the Dominic Tourneur mount Zaazip $4.60 was the short neck winner of the 900 metre sixth race.

Being well placed Zaazip, a Zariz gelding from the Blazing Sword mare Miss Zorro, came with a powerful burst in the straight to score a short neck win over the Simon Casey prepared Adrian Patterson ridden Deal Broker, the $3 favourite. A farther nose away third was Our Currency $15 for Philip Cole and Matthew Neilson.

Colin Baker joined the parade of winning Murray Bridge trainers when the four year old Kate’s Dream gave rider Matthew Neilson his third winner in the 1200 metre seventh race.

From the Dieu D’Or mare Makmore and sired by Akhadan, Kate’s Dream $3-80 came from well back to beat the John Croucher cared for Jeffrey Maund ridden Persian Palace $5-50.

The $2 favourite Bigbadbarry was a farther nose away third for Ken Sweeney and Dominic Tourneur.

The Jon O’Connor prepared Todd Pannell ridden Tristacat came with a withering run just after home turn to win the 1600 metre final event. A Tale of the Cat gelding from the Sir Tristram mare Tristavente, Tristacat $4-80 beat the Mick Whittle mentored Shane Cahill $3-10 favourite Damascene by a neck. A farther one and a half lengths away third was Get Stitched $6-50 for Sharon Hayes and Wayne Kerford.

Hayes Fined For Positive Swab

Tuesday, 16 November 2010 01:08

Leading trainer David Hayes was fined $5,000 by TRSA stewards on Monday after he pleaded guilty to presenting Meezaah with a prohibited substance in his system.

The three-year-old gelding returned an irregularity to the substance ‘Ibuprofen’ after being beaten as favourite in the $32,000 Schweppes Tonic Handicap (1000m) at Morphettville Parks on September 4.

Meezaah finished fifth after being beaten five lengths by Belfast Boy.

Hayes explained to stewards at yesterday’s adjourned inquiry that Meezaah had been contaminated with Ibuprofen inadvertently.

When Meezaah was exercising on a treadmill, a bridle was placed on him that had been used on other horses that also exercised on the treadmill as part of rehabilitation from lower leg injuries which had been treated orally with Ibuprofen.

After considering his explanation, stewards charged Hayes as he was responsible for the presentation of Meezaah on raceday under the section 178B of the Australian Rules of Racing.

In determining penalty, the stewards acknowledged that Hayes had not previously been charged with a similar offence in Australia.

Meezaah was subsequently disqualified from the race with Elancer promoted to fifth place.

Picture: Colin Bull

Saturday's Morphettville Parks Races Report

Sunday, 07 November 2010 05:46

The one and three quarter length victory of the Maher sired four year old gelding Budriguez gave jockey Paul Gatt the first leg a double and trainer David Jolly the first of a trio of winners in the opening event of 1550 on the Parks track at Morphettville on Saturday.

From the St. Covet mare Deni and starting at $3 Budriguez came from third to beat the last start Morphettville winner, the Mark Minervini prepared Shayne Cahill ridden Andamoooka Gem $4.40. Adpotme Two $4.60 was a farther half head away third for Denis O’Leary and Matthew Neilson.

Leading all the way and having a margin of three quarters of a length to spare when the judge was reached Brad Star provided his pilot Dominic Tourneur with the first of back to back wins in the 2250 metre second race.

Trained by Vince Bradley and sired by Staaraq from the John’s Hero mare Phantasiare, Brad’s Star $4.20 beat the Ron and Brett Campbell mentored, apprentice Libby Hopwood ridden Pelekunu Valley $91. The $81 returned Lord Of The Song was another long neck away third for John Croucher and apprentice Claudia Lions.

Dominic Tourneur brought up his double when he joined forces with trainer Karen Byrnes in the length win og Bergstrom $5.50 in race three which was run over 1400 metres.

From the Curravilla matron Villivia, the Taos fathered Bergstrom was not very far off the pace and beat the Mark Kavanagh mentored Simon Price steered French Secret $11. Starlite $5 was two lengths away third for John Vandermyle and apprentice Jordon Frew.

Co-trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas together with jockey Clare Lindop scored a head win when Miss With Attitude, the $2.30 favourite, won the 1250 metres fourth race.

The progeny of the Irish bred entire Gallileo out of the Flying Spur matron Sizzie’em, Miss With Attitude came from last to beat the Mick Price cared for apprentice Billy Egan mount Orbiting Bellle $2.90.

Pedantic Miss $7.50 was another two lengths away third for Jamie Opperman and Dominic Tourneur.

Quoted at $12 at barrier ride Strum Cha gave horse carer Mark Kavanagh and jockey Simon Price a two and a quarter length win in the 1400 metre fifth race.

From a daughter of Zabeel, Dim Sim, and sired by Stratum, Strum Cha came from well back and defeated the $3.30 chance Inaction for mentor John Thompson and rider Paul Gatt. The $2.40 public elect was a farther head away filling the minor placing for Leon Macdonald, Andrew Gluyas and Clare Lindop.

Jockey Paul Gatt rode his second winner when he guided the Mossman three year old filly Jeter $4.40 to three a quarters of a length win in race six which was run over 1200 metres.

Trained by John Thompson and raced by the Patinack Farm Syndicate managed by Nathan Tinkler, Jeter, from Zalinda a Zabeel mare, came from last and beat the Shane Oxlade trained Justin Potter ridden Harreb Lady $7. Regally Blonde $6.50 was another three quarters of a length away third for Jim Conlon and Clare Lindop.

Mentor David Jolly scored his second win when the Justin Potter mount Carbon Date $9 was the one and three quarter length winner of race seven which was contested over 1000 metres.

From the Bill matron Chelsea’s Dream and fathered by Carbon Prince, Carbon Date came from well back and beat the Paul Gatt mount, the Mark Minervini mentored Chief Of Staff $5.50.

The $41 chance Gilded Boots was a farther one and a quarter lengths away third for Stuart Gower and Ben Hoppo.

Jockey Paul Gatt brought up his double and trainer David Jolly mentored winner number three for the day when the $2.80 favourite Goon Serpent was the two and a quarter length winner of the 1400 metre final event.

From the Bluebird mare Capri Blue the Reset sired Goon Serpent came from a mid field position and beat the John Thompson prepared Simon Price ridden Mother’s Milk $4.20. Unicus $8 was a farther one and a quarter lengths away third for John Macmillan and apprentice Tillie Neve.