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By Murray Fish · Posted
Race 1 NORM BEVAN MEMORIAL MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE 4000m MUSE (H McNeill) - Very slow to begin. Hampered near the 500 metres SMUG (M Roustoby) - Jumped the first fence awkwardly. CANULOVEMEAGAIN (C Wiles) - Jumped the first fence awkwardly. Jumped the double on the first occasion awkwardly. ZEEFA ZED (E Farr) - Misjudged the third fence. Badly hampered near the 500 metres. Underwent a post-race veterinary examination which revealed the gelding to have suffered an injury to the right foreleg. Connections were advised a veterinary clearance would be required prior to racing next. FABULOUS NANCY (J Parker) - Put in a poor jump at the fourth fence. COUNTRYMAN (K Wiles) - Misjudged the final fence in the in-field, blundering on landing, dislodging rider K Wiles. K Wiles was examined by St John paramedics and cleared to ride. CATCH AND RELEASE (D Parker) - Made the first bend awkwardly. Pulled up lame past the winning post and was immediately attended to by the on-course veterinarian with the Horse Ambulance being deployed. The gelding was found to have suffered a fracture to its right hind fetlock being humanely euthanized. HEY HEY HEY (W Featherstone) - Rider unbalanced near the 500 metres. Following the running of the race, Stewards requested a ruling from the Adjudicative Committee under Rule 640(1)(a) alleging three runners had taken the incorrect course on the final occasion by accessing a gap in the outside rail near the 600 metres. After viewing footage and considering submissions the Adjudicative Committee disqualified (5) SMUG, (1) CATCH AND RELEASE and (9) FABULOUS NANCY. Final placings are now, 1 st HEY HEY HEY, 2nd ZEEFA ZED, 3rd MUSE. M Roustoby (SMUG) - Admitted a charge under Rule 638(1)(e) in that he took the wrong course with SMUG subsequently being disqualified from 1st placing. After hearing submissions, the Adjudicative Committee suspended his licence to ride in races from the conclusion of racing today, Saturday, 28 June, until the conclusion of racing on Sunday, 19 July, 3 weeks. D Parker (CATCH AND RELEASE) - Admitted a charge under Rule 638(1)(e) in that he took the wrong course with CATCH AND RELEASE subsequently being disqualified from 5 th placing. After hearing submissions, the Adjudicative Committee suspended his licence to ride in races from the conclusion of racing on Sunday, 6 July, until the conclusion of racing on Sunday, 27 July, 3 weeks. J Parker (FABULOUS NANCY) - Admitted a charge under Rule 638(1)(e) in that he took the wrong course with FABULOUS NANCY subsequently being disqualified from 6th placing. After hearing submissions, the Adjudicative Committee suspended his licence to ride in races from the conclusion of racing, Saturday, 5 July, until the conclusion of racing on Saturday, 26 July, 3 weeks. -
By Murray Fish · Posted
Suspensions: Race 1 D Parker CATCH AND RELEASE Incompetent riding [Rule 638(1)(e)] Suspended 7/7-27/7, 3 weeks J Parker FABULOUS NANCY Incompetent riding [Rule 638(1)(e)] Suspended 6/7-26/7, 3 weeks M Roustoby SMUG Incompetent riding [Rule 638(1)(e)] Suspended 29/6-19/7, 3 weeks Request for Ruling: Race 1 Rule 640(1) (a) Horse Actions: Race 1 1 1 1 CATCH AND RELEASE Disqualified [Rule 640(1)(a)] Humanely euthanized SMUG Disqualified [Rule 640(1)(a)] FABULOUS NANCY Disqualified [Rule 640 (1)(a)] ZEEFA ZED Veterinary clearance required -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Tashi Breaks Through in Thrilling Tattersall’s Tiara Triumph Peter Snowden‘s talented mare Tashi shed her bridesmaid tag in spectacular fashion at Eagle Farm on Saturday, unleashing a powerful finishing burst to claim an impressive two-length victory in the 2025 Tattersall’s Tiara and end a frustrating sequence of second-place finishes. The five-year-old daughter of Sebring arrived […] The post 2025 Tattersall’s Tiara Winner Tashi No Longer the Bridesmaid appeared first on HorseRacing.com.au. View the full article -
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By Mike Love Splashem produced an impressive debut victory at Addington Raceway last night to win the Chester’s Plumbing And Bathrooms Mobile Pace for Russley trainer Laura McKay. In conditions that tripped up a few runners throughout the night, Splashem splashed through the surface without a worry. Driven by junior driver Sam Thornley, the three-year-old Downbytheseaside gelding was restrained toward the rear of the field. There they bided their time until the 600-metre mark when Thornley unleashed the winning run three and four wide, seizing the lead from the 400 metres and pulling away to win by four and a half lengths. “They went really hard the whole way, so I thought I’d save him for a sit, but when we got to the 600m I thought I may as well just go. It worked out well,” said driver Sam Thornley in a post-race interview. The win gave Thornley his 196th career win, while McKay picked up her sixth. “I didn’t really expect him to win from that draw!” said McKay. Having qualified at Rangiora just three weeks ago on June 4th, Splashem has come a long way in a short time this campaign. “I’m really stoked. He’d been going well at the trials.” Splashem was a $25,000 purchase from the Auckland leg of the NZB Standardbred Sales, and is now raced by McKay’s brother and father. “They’ll be pretty happy when they see the result. They’re actually both in the UK at the moment on holiday.” McKay works for trainer Steve Dolan. “I work my horses in with him. He’s really helped me out a lot.” Downbytheseaside made it three wins as a sire for the night; other winners were two-year-old Helius for trainer Cheree Wigg, driven by Blair Orange, and Ocean Of Tears for trainer/driver John Morrison. Ocean Of Tears’ victory contributed to a double for Morrison as a trainer/driver, with Amass winning the final race on the card. View the full article
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