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Yip Nigel does a fantastic job with every thing he does to try and get the code put in the spotlight,and he does it off his own back. I'm personally lucky enough to be involved in this syndicate that Nigel has put together.So i'm sure he's as proud of Tara's run(Rock Lobster) like the rest of us are...she done good today. -
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By Brigette Solomon It was the Arna Donnelly – David Butcher show at Alexandra Park last night. They combined to take out both of the feature pace races, with Butcher also driving a treble. “It was a really good night,” said Donnelly, “the team all went raced really well including Chase Me who finished second earlier in the night.” Donnelly’s first win for the night was with Jolimont who took out the Franklin Pacers Country Cup Handicap Pace giving the Sweet Lou gelding his eighth win. The start of the race saw indiscretions from both Claude and Invisible, who galloped out of contention at the start and swiftly reduced the field to just five winning chances. Jolimont, who started the race off a back mark of 20 metres alongside Lady Of The Light and Village Rebel, settled reasonably quickly into stride and settled at the tail of the field which was led by Fernleigh Cash. With a soft lead time Butcher was content to let Jolimont enjoy an easy trip following the field, only taking off on his run home with 200 metres to travel and the gelding simply having too much speed for the other runners winning by a length, ahead of Lady Of The Light and Village Rebel. “With a couple missing away the dynamics of the race changed pretty quickly and there was a little bit of cat and mouse going on,” said Donnelly, “while he didn’t necessarily get all favours, he showed a great turn of foot to win fairly comfortably in the end and it will be a good confidence booster for him.” Donnelly was straight back in the winner’s circle following Jolimont’s victory with Joes Rock taking out the $35,000 Rodewald Consulting Northern Metro Pacers Final. “I was really happy to get this win with her” said Donnelly “Her owners Sharon and Robert Symon had flown all the way up from Invercargill to see her race in the Metro Final so to get the win here for them tonight was awesome.” From a wide draw (8), Butcher allowed Joes Rock to settle at the rear of the field in the one wide line where he would remain throughout running. With Franco Santana setting out a solid lead time, there were no mid race moves before the speed went at the 800 metre mark with Joes Rock remaining out the back and only commencing her run out wide with around 300 metres remaining. The mare slowly gained ground in the home straight but didn’t look a winner until the final 75 metres when she really hit top gear to flash past the leaders and win by half a length in a time of 2.40-6. “It didn’t look like she’d get there at the top of the straight, but she’s always been best saved up for one run and showed that tonight,” said Donnelly, “It’s great having these series with good stakes as every bit helps cover costs and rewards owners.” It was the five-year-old mare’s seventh lifetime win alongside 24 placings, and brought her total earnings to just over $130,000. Alongside his winning double on Donnelly’s runners, Butcher also trained and drove You Little Beauty to win The Alex Bar and Eatery Mobile Pace at the start of the night giving him his treble. “It was a pretty good night and they’re few and far between now days” said Butcher “I was happy with You Little Beauty though, it was a good run.” View the full article -
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Rumbled Again ridden by Craig Williams returns to the mounting yard after winning the Group 3 Summoned Stakes at Caulfield. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Michael Trotter and Craig Williams have combined with Rumbled Again ($26) to cause a major boilover in the Group 3 Summoned Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday afternoon. The daughter of Night Of Thunder hadn’t won a race since February of this year; however, she was one of the runners that enjoyed the wet conditions in the final race, as she took off around the outside of runners in the final 600m to run away with a strong victory. Early on in the 1600m contest, it was clear that Poifect ($10) wanted to get the race over and done with as she took off mid-race to lead by five lengths over Delicious Tycoon ($61) and Serasana ($23). Williams was quick to get moving out wide at the 700m mark, and by the time the leader hit the home turn, Rumbled Again idled up next to her and took over within a few strides. Electric Impulse ($5.50), So Glamorous ($8) and Queen Of Dragons ($15) started to make their runs, but Williams cut the ribbons on the eventual winner, and she gave a strong kick with 200m to go. Rumbled Again continued to hold the rest of her rivals at bay, as she held onto claim victory by three-quarters of a length over the fast-finishing So Glamorous. 2024 Summoned Stakes replay – Rumbled Again https://horsebetting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Caulfield-2024-Group-3-Summoned-Stakes-30112024-Rumbled-Again-Michael-Trotter-Craig-Williams.mp4 Michael Trotter claimed his first Group victory as a trainer, and he was very happy following the race. “It’s surreal to be honest but this mare has been amazing. She’s been around the mark for so long and it was just nice to see her get past the post first today,” Trotter said. “She’s done an amazing job and it’s great for everyone involved in the stable, so I couldn’t be happier. “To be honest, I wasn’t thinking a helluva lot (mid-race), I was just watching Craig and he was slowly creeping into the race and then when he got to her on the turn I thought, she’s going to give them a good shake here’ and she just kept kicking. It was amazing. “He (Williams) won on her at Flemington a few starts back now and rode her an absolute treat that day and last start rode her really well again and today is the same story. “It was a fantastic result, great for Craig to be on board and I couldn’t be more happy with what he’s achieved for me and the rest of our team.” Craig Williams brought his second winner of the day at Caulfield aboard Rumbled Again, and he spoke post-race. “It’s very special, we want to be figuring in big racedays, it’s our Black Type and the last instruction was get some Black Type for her. “She was well deserved of it. “She did all the running, loved the ground and it’s a great story because all the staff are involved so it was really well felt. “In that ground, it’s testing, but we had the right horse and I was confident in her where she was and Michael (Trotter) gave me that confidence, he just said do what you need to be doing on her. “Again, it was a pretty ambitious ride and luckily enough I had the right horse to get the right horse and she was dominant. “We kept it simple, Stupid. She did all the running and full credit goes to her. “I was very lucky, my wife and my eldest daughter we went to Japan…we had seven days there and last night was our first day back. “I’m planning on riding out through the summer months and looking towards the Magic Millions. “I’ve had my bit of a break and I’m really motivated and looking forward to the summer ahead.” Horse racing news View the full article -
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Welwal (GB) ridden by Luke Currie wins the Manhari Kevin Heffernan Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Racing Photos) Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr have claimed victory in the Group 3 Kevin Heffernan Stakes, with Welwal kicking off his career with a first-up win for his new connections at Caulfield on Saturday afternoon. The son of Shalaa last raced in May for Chris Waller, and with only two jumpouts to his name before his fresh run, horse racing bookmakers appeared to have let him get under their guard, jumping as a $23 outsider in the penultimate event. Buffalo River ($14) was back to his old tricks early on the contest, as he sprinted clear to a two-length lead by the halfway mark of the 1400m journey, which allowed Arkansaw Kid ($4.80) and Warnie ($9) to get a perfect trail in behind. Tuvalu ($2.25), the race favourite with Neds, couldn’t have asked for a better run on the fence in fifth, while Luke Currie aboard the eventual winner followed the favourite everywhere he went. Warnie and Arkansaw Kid took over early in the straight, and it looked as though they would fight out the finish; however, Currie was taking runs along the inside and finally got into clear by the 100m mark. When Currie hit the go button, Welwal lengthened quickly to chase down Arkansaw Kid, and he grabbed him in the concluding stages to claim a narrow first-up win. 2024 Kevin Heffernan Stakes replay – Welwal https://horsebetting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Caulfield-2024-Group-3-Kevin-Heffernan-Stakes-30112024-Welwal-Mick-Price-Michael-Kent-Jnr-Luke-Currie.mp4 Mick Price represented the winning stable in the post-race interview. “We do have very good form analysts, Hayden and ‘Junior’ who get their heads down and they’re all over lots of horses and the data this and the data that, but I leave them to it and they run their own race a little bit,” Price said of his team. “A very, very good old-time stable client Alf Gauci is in it. “Tuesday morning, me and Currie stood there and he had a big blow so we thought ‘it’ll need the run’. “So, I’m sort of in trouble but, Alf, when you win the big one (The Supernova), you’ll thank me. “You’d be mad if you didn’t (go to the Supernova), wouldn’t you? “We’ve had to reshape him a bit, feet and just, in general, kilometres done on a horse of his age and stage. “He’s obviously got the ability but we’ll just need to keep him young and fresh and that’s probably what he was. He probably needs to be a little underdone a little bit, a typical Shalaa.” Luke Currie admitted that he may have been wrong by thinking Welwal was a little underdone during the week. “I jumped him out and worked him through the week and I thought he was probably coming in a little bit underdone, so it goes to show what a good judge I am,” Currie said. “I thought when we were making our run through, yes, and then Arkansaw Kid gave a bit of a kick when he felt us there. “It was a good effort to still be strong through the line when I still think he’s got a bit of improvement in him. “He had a lovely run, he travelled great but I was aware that horse was going to be hard to run down.” Horse racing news View the full article -
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What Sha Tin Races Where Sha Tin Racecourse – Tai Po Rd, Sha Tin District, Hong Kong When Sunday, December 1, 2024 First Race 1pm HKT (4pm AEDT) Visit Dabble Hong Kong racing returns to Sha Tin on Sunday afternoon, with a 10-race program mixed between the turf and all-weather circuits. The rail moves out to the C+3 on the turf course to keep the A ground pristine for the Hong Kong International Races next Sunday. The track should be a genuine Good 4 courtesy of sunny skies forecast across the weekend as all the action gets underway at 1pm local time. Best Bet at Sha Tin: Cheerful World Cheerful World appears set to peak third-up in the campaign after closing off well behind Sugar Ball at this course and distance on November 3. The lightly raced five-year-old hit the front a long way out and was just collared late, with the son of Proisir fading in the final 50m. Luke Ferraris should land on the leaders back throughout from barrier one, and provided he can get off the rail at a crucial stage, Cheerful World should justify the short price with Neds as he claims his maiden victory at start four. Best Bet Race 2 – #3 Cheerful World (1) 5yo Gelding | T: Frankie Lor | J: Luke Ferraris (58.5kg) Bet with Neds Next Best at Sha Tin: Steps Ahead Steps Ahead was well-supported with horse racing bookmakers returning at Sha Tin on November 3, going on to score by a half-head on the wire. Although the margin wasn’t significant, he had to show plenty of toughness in the concluding stages to fend off the late challenge of Armour War Eagle, with Vincent Ho throwing the Francis Lui-trained gelding over the line. There’s still plenty of improvement to come as he heads into this second-up assignment, and with Ho likely to gain the gun run throughout from barrier four, there’s no reason Steps Ahead can’t make it back-to-back wins to start the season. Next Best Race 10 – #4 Steps Ahead (4) 4yo Gelding | T: Francis Lui | J: Vincent Ho (59kg) Bet with BlondeBet Best Value at Sha Tin: Matters Most Matters Most makes his Hong Kong debut for the Danny Shum barn and represents terrific each-way value with Picklebet. The European import caught the eye in his turf trial at Conghua on November 15, with the son of Advertise cruising through the wire under his own steam. He’s drawn the best part of the track racing down the Sha Tin straight course from stall 11, and in an open race on paper, Matters Most should get every chance to make an impression first-up. Best Value Race 5 – #7 Matters Most (11) 4yo Gelding | T: Danny Shum | J: Jerry Chau (a1kg) (56.5kg) Bet with Picklebet Sunday quaddie tips for Sha Tin Sha Tin quadrella selections December 1, 2024 3-5-6-11-12 1-2-4-5-6-8-10 4-5-6-7-11-13-14 3-4 Horse racing tips View the full article
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