Tuesday's Morphettville Races Report

Wednesday, 03 November 2010 08:52

Favourite backers got off to a good start when L’Inquisitor $2.50 gave the training partnership of Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas along with jockey Clare Lindop the first leg of a double in opening event 2024 metres at Morphettville on Tuesday.

Sired by Blackfriars and being out of the Serheed mare Better Than Ever L’Inquisitor was well placed throughout and recorded a five and three quarter length win over the Paul Beshara cared for Shayne Cahill ridden Tosstheresta $4.80. The $26 chance Master McGinty was a long head away third for Heather Lehmann and apprentice Amy Herrmann.

Jockey Paul Gatt scored the first leg of a double when he rode the David Jolly charge Mavross $4.60 to three quarters of a length win in the second race which was contested over 1200 metres.

From the Roi Danzig matron Heroic Dance and fathered by Clangalang, Mavross came from well back and beat the Mark Minervini trained Shayne Cahill piloted Drafted $3.30. Seachanger $7 was another long neck away third for Richard Jolly and his apprentice Libby Hopwood.

Carrying the Swettenham stud colours of emerald green, blue sleeves, white cap with emerald spots and part owned by Adam Sangster, Tigress Joy $4 brought up a double for co-trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and Clare Lindop in race three which was run over 1100 metres.

Not seen public before the Hold That Tiger three year filly Tigress Joy, from the Made Of Gold matron Agalia, came from well back and could be a likely Oakley Plate contender next autumn, had a winning margin of one and a quarter lengths over the Ken Sweeney mentored apprentice Billy Egan ridden Bicker $41.

The $4.40 returned Beautiful Soul was another three quarters of a length away third for Daniel Clarken and Damien Robinson.

Billy Egan brought up the first leg of his double when he joined forces with trainer Mark Kavanagh in the three length win of Tea For Three in race four which was contested 1600 metres.

Starting the $1.40 Public elect the Tayasu Tsuyoshi four year old mare, from Taffeta Miss a Citidancer mare, Tea For Three came from the middle of the field to beat the Greg Lesnikowski prepared Justin Potter ridden Varsovia $21.

Quoted at $21 at barrier rise Half Cut was another one a quarter lengths away third for Heather Lehmann and Todd Pannell.

Trainer Tony McEvoy continued his success rate when the $2.40 punter’s choice La Siroque, with Simon Price in the saddle, was the long neck winner of the 1800 metre fifth race.

From Zima, a Deputy Governor mare and sired by the New Zealand bred Zabeel, La Siroque came from a rearward position and beat the John O’loughlin cared for Wayne Kerford ridden Boom Trader $7.

In a tight finish the last start Strathalbyn winner Novasurus $4.40 was a farther short half head away filling the minor placing for Leon Macdonald, Andrew Gluyas and Clare Lindop.

Mentor Barry Ewen, who is better knowe as a standard breed trainer and driver, chalked up his second city galloping success when Gold Vintage $21, with Adrian Patterson in the saddle, was the three quarters of a length winner of the 1200 metre sixth event.

A Real Jester gelding from the Bold Rancher mare Famous Vintage, Gold Vintage came from last and beat the Troy Baker ridden John Hyam cared for Zip Royale $5. The $1.80 public choice Tucson Trail was a farther length away third for Bill Papazaharoudakis and Shayne Cahill.

Billy Egan brought up the second leg of a double when Jeunealistic $8 finished a half length ahead his stablemate Manganese $5 who was ridden by apprentice Tillie Neve giving trainer Ken Sweeney the quinella in the 1600 metre seventh race.

Mothered by the Euclase mare Classy Looker and sired by Jeune, Jeunealistic came from well back early before racing into third place and then going on to win. Teairra $8 was a farther half length away third for Daniel J Clarke and Matthew Neilson.

Starting at $6 the Exceed And Excel sired Republique was the one and three quarter length winner of the eighth race of 1200 metres and gave jockey Paul Gatt his second winner.

From the Woodman matron Forest Pearl and prepared by Phillip Stokes Republique settled well and went on defeat the $2.50 favourite Any Plum for trainer Jake Stephens and jockey Matthew Neilson. My Uncle Vinny $10 was a farther half neck away third for Karen Letts-Maund and Jordon Frew.

Racing concluded when the John Hyam cared for Troy Baker ridden Dark Diva $20 was the half head winner of the final event which was run over 1200 metres.

From Light a Candle, a Voodoo Rhythm mare and father by Indian Danehill, Dark Diva came from fourth and beat the Richard Jolly mentored Libby Hopwood ridden Miss Tuscan $5. Chilli Diva $7 was two and a half lengths away third for Dion Koch and Matthew Neilson.

Hayes Galloper Tests Positive

Wednesday, 27 October 2010 03:38

David Hayes has been advised by TRSA Stewards that one of his horses has returned a post-race positive swab.

Three-year-old gelding Meezaah 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.

Prior to his run in Adelaide, Meezaah broke his maiden status over five furlongs at Geelong Synthetic on August 20.

An inquiry into the circumstances of the positive swab will be held in Adelaide on November 15 at 2:30pm.

Picture: Colin Bull

Descarado Or Harris Tweed For Cup: Rann

Monday, 01 November 2010 22:45

South Australian Premier Mike Rann reckons Descarado or Harris Tweed could be the horses to beat in the Melbourne Cup.

"Everyone I know is going for Bart Cummings' favourite So You Think even though it has never run this distance," the premier says in a tweet.

"But given a wet, heavy track I'd have a closer look at Gai Waterhouse's Descarado or the Kiwi horse Harris Tweed."

Zanker Suspended

Monday, 25 October 2010 04:49

Tamara Zanker has been suspended for the first time in five years after TRSA stewards found her guilty of careless riding at Morphettville on Saturday.

Zanker rode Boom Trader into fourth place in the $25,000 Mastersure 0-71 Handicap (1600m).

However stewards believed that at the 200 metre mark, Zanker permitted her mount to shift out an cause interference to Manganese, Damascene and Marion Bay.

Zanker pleaded guilty to the charge of careless riding and was suspended for two meetings ensuring that she won’t be able to ride from midnight October 31 to November 3.

Zanker has had in excess of 1,200 rides since her last suspension.

Price Outed For Three At Lincoln

Monday, 01 November 2010 03:49

Leading South Australian jockey Simon Price has been suspended for three meetings following Sunday’s meeting at Port Lincoln.

Price pleaded guilty to a charge of careless ridding for shifting in aboard Wild Gamble over the final 100 metres in the $10,000 Dempsey's Saddlery & Feed Supplies / Sabois Maiden Plate (1350m) when insufficiently clear of Eamadata.

Price will start his suspension after Saturday and will be able to return on November 15.

Saturday's Morphettville Races Report

Monday, 25 October 2010 03:39

Not only did Tony McEvoy train his first city winner but he landed his first training double at Morphettville on Saturday.

McEvoy was aided in the first leg of his double by apprentice Libby Hopwood who brought up the first leg of back to back winners when Tahnee Topaz $4.60 was the long neck winner of the fourth race which was run over 1200 metres.

Sired by Lonhro from the Lake Coniston mare Tahnee, Tahnee Topaz was not very far from the lead for the entire journey and beat the John Thompson prepared Clare Lindop ridden Drivel $10. The $2.60 favourite Goon Serpent was a short neck away third for David Jolly and Paul Gatt.

Asked what plans he had for Tahnee Topaz McEvoy said that the mare may have her next start in a fortnight or he may wait for a month before giving her another run.

The Matthew Neilson mount Tara Man $8.50 brought up a double for Tony McEvoy when the five year old gelding was one and a half length winner of the 1600 metre final event.

From the Marauding mare Gagoosh and sired by the Irish reared sire Song Of Tara, Tara Man was in a worse than mid field position before taking the lead late in the event and going on to beat the John Thompson cared for and Simon Price ridden They Won’t Last $9. Road To Finniss $21 was another one and a quarter lengths away third for John Hyam and apprentice Claudia Lions.

Libby Hopwood scored the second leg of her double when the Daniel J Clarke cared for Hollywood Dream $8 was the half head victor of the 1200 metre fifth race.

From Dream Star, a daughter of the British bred Star Way and fathered by Taos, Hollywood Dream settled fourth before improving to second and then going on to defeat the Kevin and Heather Frew trained Adrian Patterson mount Exalted Blonde $31.

The $4.60 returned Taken The Road was a length away third for David Balfour and Clare Lindop.

Favourite backers got off to a good start when the $1.80 public elect Bob’s Shout was two and a quarter length winner of the 1600 metre opening event for mentor Roslyn Day and jockey Adrian Patterson.

A Tayasu Tsuyoshi four year old gelding out of the Ascot Knight matron Lady Knight, Bob’s Shout quickly went to the front and beat the $4.60 chance Jutland for trainer Mick Whittle and rider Justin Potter giving the southern racecourse of Strathalbyn the quinella.

After being victorious at her three previous starts Lindera $8 was a farther two and a quarter lengths away filling the minor placing for Jim Smith and Simon Price.

Visiting Victorian apprentice Nathan Rose joined forces with horse carer Mark Kavanagh in the long neck win of the four year old Excellerant $4.60 in the 1100 metre second race.

Sired by Exceed And Excel from the Hennessy mare For The Good Times, Excellerant came from a mid field position and beat the Phillip Stokes prepared Paul Gatt mount Republique $10.

The $3.90 public elect Public Holiday was a farther long head away for John Thompson and Simon Price.

Favourite backers were again in the collecting queue when the last start Horsham Cup winner Texan Warney $2.25 gave trainer Daryl Dodson and lady rider Holly McKechnie a long neck win in the 1200 metre fourth race which was Heat 2 of this year’s Spring Series for Mares.

A Gallo Di Ferro gelding out of Nene Valley, a Idealiste mare, Texan Warney held down a midfield position during the event before going on to beat Daydream Charlie $3.50 for trainer Shane Oxlade and jockey Justin Potter. Brad Star $8 was a farther three and three quarter lengths away third for Vince Bradley and Dominic Tourneur.

Trainer John Hyam and jockey Troy Baker were well pleased with the two and a half length win of the $21 returned Stravinsky Code in the 1050 metre sixth race.

Fathered by the American bred Stravinsky from the Filante mare Villa Lante, Stravinsky Code was well placed and beat the Paula Trenwith cared for Adrian Patterson ridden Lilgiggleo $5.50. Gold Bundle $10 was another half length away third for Paul Seater and Clare Lindop.

After having to be content with third placing in the previous race trainer Paul Seater and rider Clare Lindop were featured in the winners enclosure when Chunky Custard $7.50 was the long head winner of race seven which was run over 1100 metres.

From the Danewin mare White Fire and fathered by Niello, Chunky Custard settled mid field before going on to beat the John Macmillan trained Matthew Neilson mount Saratoga Dreams $8.

Vinegar Hill $12 was a farther length away filling the minor placing for Phillip Stokes and Claudia Lions.

Saturday's Morphettville Races Report

Sunday, 31 October 2010 01:55

Simon Price kicked off a day of doubles for both jockeys and trainers landing the first of consecutive winners when he teamed with horse carer John Thompson in the three and a half length win of the $1-90 Motifs in the opening event of 1000 metres at Morphettville on Saturday.

Carrying the Patinack colours of royal blue, green and gold Patinack farm logo, green sleeves, gold cap and pom pom the Fusaichi Pegasus sired Motifs, from the Stravinsky mare Melody, was well placed.

Motifs beat the David Hayes trained Todd Pannell ridden Moscow $3.80. Another Hayes runner Yasir $3 with Paul Gat in the saddle was a farther two and three quarters of a length away third.

Simon Price landed his second winner when the $2.50 returned Foxham gave trainer Tony McEvoy a three length win in the 1800 metre second race.

From the Centaine matron Centrestream and fathered by the American bred Tale Of The Cat, Foxham was well placed and defeated the David Balfour mentored Clare Lindop ridden $2.20 public elect Generous Beau.

The $4.40 returned You Or Me was another one and a quarter lengths away third for Lloyd Kennewell and apprentice Billy Egan.

Trainer David Jolly scored the first leg of a double when the Paul Gatt mount, the $3.10 favourite Tramuntana was the head winner of the fourth race which was contested over 1100 metres.

From the Success Express mare Hip Hop and sired by Singspiel Tramuntana came from last and beat the Phillip Stokes mentored apprentice Claudia Lions guided Bondarchuk $4.60. Bella Leah $6.50 was a farther long neck away filling the minor placing for Paul Seater and Clare Lindop.

The one length victory of Beldara, the $2-30 favourite, gave David Jolly his second win the 1950 metre final event.

Ridden by Jolly’s apprentice Claudia Lions the Blevic sired Beldara, out of the Cogitate mare New Idea, came from well back and beat Bold Line $101 for mentor John Hickmott and apprentice Tillie Neve. Ocsmepop $3.90 was a farther half neck away third for Lloyd Kennewell and Billy Egan.

Mentor Jon O’Connor and rider Todd Pannell brought up the first leg of their combined double when Oui Si Attitude was the half length winner of race five which was run over 1600 metres.

Fathered by Bianconi out of the Flying Spur matron Sizzie’em Oui Si Attitude was mid field early before going on to defeat the $2.50 favourite, the Lloyd Kennewell prepared Shayne Cahill mount Bertucci. Blame Game $6 was a farther three quarters of a length away third for Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas, and Clare Lindop.

The More Than Ready sired gelding You Dee Cee, the two length winner of the 1200 metre seventh race, brought up the double for Jon O’Connor and Todd Pannell.

From the Danehill mare Wishes, You Dee Cee was well placed and beat the Ken Matson mentored apprentice Jordon Frew ridden St Fraser $9. Valoroso $21 was a farther half neck away third for Simon Casey and Simon Price.

Being quoted a $9 chance when the starter released the field Card Sharp gave Caulfield trainer Andrew Noblet and apprentice Billy Egan a half neck victory in race three which was run over 1800 metres.

Sired by the American bred Hussonet from the Cryptoclerance matron Quick Trick, Card Sharp came from a rearward position to defeat the Richard Jolly trained and his apprentice Libby Hopwood ridden Shady Grove $3.40. Miyako Princess $13 was another two and three quarter lengths away third for Graham Fryer and Tillie Neve.

The consistent filly Little Fireball gave her Gawler trainer Daryl Reynolds and rider Wayne Kerford a neck win in the 1200 metre sixth race.

The Barely a Moment three year old from the Fuji Kiseki mare Tsukiji, Little Fireball came from the middle of the field to defeat the John Hickmott prepared Libby Hopwood ridden Missionary Man, the $2 favourite.

Our Iridium $13 was a farther short half head away third for David Balfour and Scott Westover.

Wednesday's Strathalbyn Races Report

Thursday, 21 October 2010 10:53

Back to back winners were the order of day with local trainers Dion Koch and Jake Stephens sharing the honours with the mentoring combination of Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas who started the trend when they led in the first two winners at Strathalbyn on Wednesday.

The four trainers were aided in their wins by jockeys Matthew Neilson and Clare Lindop who brought up doubles in successive races.

Having the services of rider Matthew Neilson the $2.50 favourite Chilli Deva gave trainer Dion Koch a three quarters of a length win in race five which was run over 1200 metres.

From the Blevic mare Twisted Dream and sired by Akhadan Chilli Diva held a mid field position before going on to beat the Paul Beshara prepared Dominic Tourneur guided Shoorwin $2.60.

The $12 returned Kotor was a farther one and three quarter lengths away third for Stuart Padman and Shayne Cahill.

Chilli Diva will have her next race in a 0-62 rating event over 1400 metres on the Parks track at Morphettville on November 4.

Matthew Neilson brought up his second winner when he guided the Jake Stephens trained Roll Of The Dice $4 to a one and a half length win in the sixth event which was contested over 1100 metres.

Fathered by Face Value out of the daughter of Southern Appeal, Social Cyclone, Role Of The Dice was in the leading division throughout and beat Dion Koch cared for Justin Potter mount Vinard the $3.80 public elect.

Starting at $41 Master Pickles was a farther one and a half lengths away third for Mick Whittle and David Tootell.

Jake Stephens said that he will look for a race in town for Roll Of The Dice while the star of the stable Alcopop will have his next start in the Group 1 LKS MacKinnon Stakes of 2000 metres at Flemington on October 30.

The trainer partnership of Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas along with Clare Lindop landed the first of their back to back winners when the $1.55 punter’s choice Lalla Rookh scored a three and a half length win in the 2050 metre opening event.

From the Grand Lodge matron Grand Manners and sired by the Irish bred Street Cry, Lalla Rookh settled well and, taking full advantage of a rails run just before the home turn, went on to beat and Macdonald/Gluyas trained apprentice Scott Westover ridden L’Inquisitor $9. Miss Halliaday $7was a farther four and a half lengths away third for Daryl Reynolds and Wayne Kerford.

Punters continued their early success when Novasaruus $1-65 gave trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and rider Clare Lindop a one and a quarter length victory in race two which was run over 1600 metres.

A four year old Testa Rossa mare from Nova Clause, a Weasel mare, Novasaurus came from well back and beat the Heather and Kevin Frew mentored apprentice Jordon Frew ridden Kievan Rus $18. Crayons $71 was a farther head away filling the minor placing for Dion Koch and Justin Potter.

Budriguez $3-70 gave Goolwa based horse carer David Jolly and rider Paul Gatt a one and a half length win in the final event of 1350 metres.

Fathered by Al Maher from the St.Covet matron Deni, Budriguez cames from fourth and defeated the $7 returned Million Bucks for Jordon Frew and the training partnership of his mother and father Heather and Kevin Frew. Gold Vintage $16 was another long head away third for Barry Ewen and Adrian Patterson.

The long neck win of Golden Penny, the $2.35 favourite, gave punters their third win of the day in race three which was run over 1100 metres.

Cared for by Richard Jolly and having his apprentice Libby Hopwood in the saddle the Blevic fathered Golden Penny, out of the Danehill Dancer mare Miss Moula came from a mid field position to beat the Mark Kavanagh mentored Todd Pannell ridden Dubai Me Diamonds $6. Lightburgh $31 was a farther two and three quarter lengths away third for David Hayes and Paul Gatt.

Both the winner Golden Penny and the runner up Dubai Me Diamonds will progress to races in town with Golden Penny’s mentor Richard Jolly saying that he will look a suitable race for the filly while Mark Kavanagh said that Dubai Me Diamonds will have her next run on the Parks track on November 4.

The three quarters of a length win of the Stratum sired Protector, the $1.90 favourite, gave punters their fourth outright success in the 1350 metre fourth event.

Winning by a margin of three quarters of a length and being from the Rory’s Jester mare Risky Banter the Tony McEvoy prepared Protector was an all the way winner and beat the John Thompson mentored Chad Lever ridden Inaction $4.

Power To Possess $51 was a farther three quarters of a length away third for Bill Bogarts and Michael Hoppo.

Starting at $8 Lord Of The Song gave his trainer John Croucher and jockey Jeffrey Maund a two and a quarter length win in the seventh event which was contested over 2050 metres.

A Song Of Tara gelding from Deep Time, a Kinjite mare, Lord Of The Song came from a mid field position and defeated the Greg Lesnikowski trained Simon Price ridden Sturgis $14. Forez $17 was another two and a half lengths away third for Jordon Frew and Peter Moody.

Wednesday's Gawler Races Report

Thursday, 28 October 2010 11:07

Local trainer Gary Searle was out of the blocks early when his charge Cattyshack $51 won the 1100 metre opening event at Gawler on Wednesday.

Having the services of apprentice Melanie Tyndall who was still on a high after riding a treble at the Silver City Cup meeting last Saturday the Elvstroem sired Cattyshack, from the Rory’s Jester mare Morning Blaze, came from a mid field position to record a three quarters of a length victory over first starter, the Tony McEvoy cared for Simon Price mount Vintage Punch $6.

Brimarvi Magic $6 was a farther one and a quarter lengths away third for Paul Seater and apprentice Jordon Frew.

When asked where Cattyshack will have her next start Garry Searle said the four year old is likely to start in a rating 0-68 for fillies and mares at Gawler on November 17.

Riding for the John Thompson stable Paul Gatt brought up the first leg of a successive race double when Jeter, the $2-80 favourite was the head winner of race two which was run over 1200 metres.

Raced by the Patinack Farm Racing Syndicate, managed by Nathan Tinkler, three year old filly Jeter is from Zalinda, a Zabeel mare and fathered by the Australian bred entire Mossman. Jeter settled in fourth position before going on to defeat the Gary Seale mentored Shayne Cahill mount Grand Taj $7-50.

In an exciting finish Secret Vintage was a short half head away third for Tony McEvoy and Simon Price at $4.20. Tony McEvoy said that he was happy with the first run of Secret Vintage and “they will not beat him next time”.

Paul Gatt brought up a race to race double when he guided the Phillip Stokes prepared four year old Beleconi, the $2-15 public elect, to a three and three and three quarter length win in the 1500 metre third race.

Formerly trained by Gai Waterhouse and part owned by the Circle of Four Syndicate who all made a flying trip from Sydney to see the Bel Esprit gelding, from the Snippets matron Bocconi, come from a midfield position to win.

Stokes believes Beleconi will develop into a useful staying type. The gelding beat the Ricky Moore trained Dominic Tourneur piloted former Guy Walter cared for Arpitan $8. Walcourt $10 was a short neck away third for Tim Snelling and Tamara Zanker.

Trainer Phillip Stokes brought up a race to race double and favourite supporters had their second success when the Dominic Tourneur steered Zaraya Rose, who drifted from an opening quote of $2.40 out to $3.80, was the eight and a half length winner of the 2100 metre fourth race.

The progeny of the United States sire Hawk Wing from the Eagling mare Summer Magic, Zaraya Rose came from a worse than mid field position to gain victory.

Zaraya Rose beat the Peter Moody trainer apprentice Jordon Frew ridden Forez $7. Quid Pro Quo $8 was a farther half neck away third for Jim Smith and Simon Price.

The Desert Sun sired Darakan $2-80 provided his trainer Matthew Seyers and jockey Matthew Neilson with a three quarters of a length win in race five which was contested over 1100 metres.

Mothered by the Ardross mare City Ex, Darakan led all the way and beat the $4-80 returned Zaamision for mentor Karen Byrnes and Paul Gatt. Starting the $2 favourite Bigbadbarry was a farther one and a quarter lengths away third for Ken Sweeney and Dominic Tourneur.

After not being well served by the start and still being last when the field rounded the home turn Wild Manners $4 gave co-trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and jockey Clare Lindop a half length win in the sixth race which was contested over 1700 metres.

Sired by the American bred Tale Of The Cat from Grand Manners, a Grand Lodge mare, Wild Manners beat the Tony McEvoy cared for Simon Price ridden Lannaki, the $3-20 favourite, who finished one and a half lengths ahead of Tar A Bata $7 for Tillie Neve and John Hickmott.

The Quest Of Fame sired Andamooka Gem $4 gave mentor Mark Minervini and jockey Adrian Patterson a one and half length win in the 1500 metre seventh event.

From the Lake Coniston mare Constant In Opal, Andamooka Gem came from well back and beat the Denis O’Leary cared for Matthew Neilson mount Adoptme Two, the popular elect at $2.80. Fine Calibre $5 was a farther head away filling the minor placing for Paul Seater and Clare Lindop.

Trainer Tony McEvoy kept his winning momentum going when Island Teaser was the one and a quarter length winner of the final event which was run over 1500 metres.

Starting at $4-40 and having the services of Simon Price the Rock of Gibraltar sired Island Teaser, from the Manntari mare Dawn Till Dust, was in a good position throughout and beat the Barry Dunn prepared Amy Herrmann ridden Sandhill Prince $6-50.

Mixed Doubles $4 favourite was a farther three quarters of a length away third for Mick Huxtable and Libby Hopwood.

Tony McEvoy said after the win of Island Teaser that he will probably look for a 0-75 rating race for the mare in the near future.

Saturday's Morphettville Races Report

Sunday, 17 October 2010 23:35

Trainer Mick Price along with jockey Dale Smith and apprentice Billy Egan celebrated Caulfield Cup day at Morphettville on Saturday with doubles.

Price and Smith landed their first winner when the $5 returned About Ready was the half neck winner of the listed Durbridge Stakes which was contested over 1200 metres.

A daughter of the United States bred More Than Ready from the Alquoz mare Quiz About, About Ready was near the lead for the whole journey, not going around another horse, and beat another Price prepared runner, the Clare Lindop mount $1.90 favourite Rightfully Yours. Voile Rouge $21 was another half length away third for David Hayes and Paul Gatt.

Price and Smith wrapped up their double when the $3.80 favourite Lady Gaga was the one and a quarter length victor of the 1200 metre final event.

From Call To Duty, a Dehere mare and fathered by Al Maher Lady Gaga was not sighted until late in the event and beat the Mark Kavanagh cared for Clare Lindop ridden Easy Cash $14. Adoptme Two $14 was another three quarters of a length away third for Denis O’Leary and Matthew Neilson.

Apprentice Billy Egan continued his good form in the saddle when he brought up the first leg of a double steering the Mark Kavanagh prepared Rock The Moment $5 to a three quarters of a length win in the 1100 metre second race.

Sired by the Irish bred entire Rock Of Gibraltar from the Archregent mare Moment’s Pleasure, Rock The Moment came from well back and beat Star Of The Stalls $14 for mentor David Jolly and rider Justin Potter. Another David Jolly runner Kisrak $5 a farther five lengths away with apprentice Claudia Lions in the saddle.

Billy Egan brought up his double when he steered the Lloyd Kennewell trained $3.20 favourite Ocsmepop to a three quarters of a length win in the fourth race which was run over 1200 metres.

From Prav, a Scrupules mare and sired by Niello, Ocsmepop came from a mid field position early in the event and beat the Karen Letts- Maund trained apprentice Jordon Frew ridden My Uncle Vinny $11. Bigbaddbarry $6-50 was a farther one and a quarter lengths away third for Ken Sweeny and Dominic Tourneur.

The American bed stallion Lion Heart brought up the first leg of a double when the Bill Smart trained Todd Pannell mount Miners Gem $18 was the one and a quarter length winner of the 1100 metre opening event.

From the Blevic fathered Girls Talk the three year old filly Miners Gem came from well back and defeated the $3.20 public elect - the Mark Kavanagh trained Simon Price ridden Amy’s Glen.

Little Fireball $41 was a farther two lengths away third for Darryl Reynolds and Wayne Kerford.

Lion Heart brought up a siring double when the David Balfour trained Clare Lindop ridden Generous Beau the $3.50 favourite was the three quarters of a length winner of the 1600 third race.

From the Generous mare Kayzarana, Generous Beau was last until making a strong run at the top of the straight and going on to record a convincing win over Road Warrior $5 for horse carer Jon O’Connor and rider Dominic Tourneur.

Well Rounded $7.50 was a farther short half head away third for Lee Freedman and Dale Smith.

Starting at the odds of $5 Mother’s Milk gave her trainer John Thompson and jockey Chad Lever a half length win in race five which was run over 1200 metres.

From a daughter of O’Reilly, Baileys On Ice, the Savabeel sired Mother’s Milk came from well back and beat the Barry Dunn prepared Shayne Cahill mount Count Cheval $11. Taken the Road was a farther head away third for David Balfour and Paul Gatt at $7.

A margin of one and a quarter lengths on the part of Beldara provided trainer David Jolly and his apprentice Claudia Lions with a win in the 1000 metre seventh race.

Sired by Blevic from the Cogitate matron New Idea, Beldara led all the way and beat the Robert Smerdon trained Clare Lindop piloted Vals Boy, the $3.60 favourite. Belfast Boy $5 was a half length away third for Gordon Richards and Michael Hoppo.