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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Dominic Sutton has Feroce (NZ) (Super Seth) set for an Australian Guineas tilt and the up-and-coming trainer is hopeful Detroit City can join the Caulfield Guineas runner-up in the Group One feature at Flemington on Saturday. Feroce will be aiming to go one better in Saturday’s Australian Guineas than his narrow defeat in the Caulfield Guineas last spring, while stablemate Detroit City is 19th in the ballot order with a field limit of 16 plus four emergencies. Acceptances for the Australian Guineas are taken on Wednesday. “We’ll accept with both,” Sutton said on Tuesday. “Detroit City will be touch and go whether he makes the field, he’s probably likely going to be an emergency, but the plan is to try to run both of them.” Feroce went close to giving Sutton his first Group Ome when he charged late only to be narrowly beaten by Private Life in the Caulfield Guineas last October. The three-year-old made his return this campaign in the Gr.3 C.S. Hayes Stakes (1400m) at Flemington on February 15, finishing third behind Sepals and Ndola in a run which pleased Sutton. “He didn’t handle the Soft track that day and got beaten by two horses with race fitness on the day,” Sutton said. “I think it was a really good prep run ahead of stepping up to the mile. I think seven furlongs is as short as he wants it now, so he’s really starting to show that he wants a mile-plus.” Sutton believes Feroce has come back as well as he was in the spring and also believes he will stretch out further in distance this campaign. “I think he’s probably looking for a little bit further now in distance,” he said. “He’s starting to shape and look more like a 2000-metre horse, but in saying that he wasn’t far away over seven furlongs and he has shown he is good at the mile. “He’s as good as he was heading into the Caulfield Guineas in the spring.” Detroit City finished fourth in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield first-up this campaign, which was won by Australian Guineas favourite Angel Capital, and Sutton is also not discounting his hopes if he sneaks into the field. “We wanted to ride him a little bit quieter than that, being first-up,” Sutton said of Detroit City’s Autumn Stakes run. “He had a really long break, he was first-up and rode the speed and got a bit tired late. “He’ll really appreciate stepping up to a mile, he’ll enjoy Flemington, the blinkers go back on and if he gets a run, I think he definitely shouldn’t be forgotten about. “Feroce is obviously the classier horse, probably, on paper. “They are quite similar in type, they’re both horses I think will get over 10 furlongs (2000m) this time around. “It looks like we’re going to get a dry track, which is good. “You’d have Feroce ahead of Detroit City, but Detroit is a real tough horse and his work on Monday was excellent, so I think if he gets a run, he’ll give the race a shake as well.” Sutton saddled up his first runner as a trainer just under a year ago and Saturday shapes as another important day in his young training career to date. “Even just to have horses good enough to run in these races is a pretty hard thing to do, so to have potentially two is pretty exciting,” Sutton said. “They are only three once and when they do turn four it gets a lot harder. They both will be live chances in the race if Detroit (City) gets a run as well. “It’s big for us being so early on in our career but it’s what we’re striving to do, to race these good horses in these good races.” View the full article -
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Savaglee (NZ) (Savabeel) might be the mystery horse for some in Australia in the lead-in to Saturday’s Gr.1 Australian Guineas, but not so for Flemington-based trainer Mike Moroney. The budding Kiwi star was initially to come to Moroney to train in 2025, but after his illness midway through last year, Moroney had to relinquish his New Zealand training partnership with Savaglee’s conditioner Pam Gerard at Matamata so as to be able to take on training partner Glen Thompson at Flemington. Gerard will fly the son of Savabeel into his temporary stables at Flemington this week to tackle some of Australia’s best middle-distance three-year-olds on Saturday, before he returns to New Zealand. Moroney said Savaglee is the real deal and will take plenty of beating on Saturday. “He’s a very smart horse and I think he’ll be here to run really well,” he said. Savaglee has eased out to $11 in Sportsbet’s Guineas market on the back of a luckless third placing against the older horses in the Gr.1 BCD Group Sprint (1200m) at his latest run. He is a Group One winner of the 2000 Guineas and boasts a record of 14 starts for seven wins. Savaglee’s presence in the $1 million race on Saturday had dented Moroney’s hopes of victory with his smart The Autumn Sun gelding Plymouth, but he suggested the pair could run the quinella. Plymouth was a brave first-up second in the Autumn Stakes (1400m) behind Guineas favourite Angel Capital and Moroney said he had been pleased with how he had trained on. View the full article -
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Tattersalls has released the catalogue for the Craven Breeze-Up Sale, of which dual Group 1 winner Vandeek (GB), Champion Two-Year-Old Native Trail (GB) and more recently G1 Futurity Trophy winner Hotazhell (GB) (Too Darn Hot {GB}) are graduates from. The sale is set to take place between Monday 14 and Wednesday 16 April. A total of 182 juveniles have been catalogued for the Craven Breeze-Up Sale, which features progeny by top-class sires like Dubawi, Blue Point, Kingman, Mehmas, Too Darn Hot, Wootton Bassett, Havana Grey and more. Tattersalls Chairman Edmond Mahony commented, “The Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale is unquestionably Europe's leading breeze up sale for Group 1 winners with Hotazhell the latest two-year-old graduate to score at the highest level, following in the illustrious footsteps of outstanding juvenile Vandeek and Classic winners Native Trail and Cachet. “Both last year's Derby runner up Ambiente Friendly and Believing, the top-rated sprint filly in Europe who sold for 3,000,000 guineas at last year's December Mares Sale, etched their own marks on the sale's roll of honour and the calibre and the consistency of Group 1 winners sourced from the Craven Breeze Up Sale are a testament to the outstanding quality that Europe's leading breeze up consignors offer year after year. This year's catalogue is no exception and the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale looks certain to attract a strong contingent of domestic and international buyers.” He added, “The 'breeze' for the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up Sale will take place at Newmarket's Rowley Mile Racecourse on Monday 14th April starting at 9.30am, with the sale taking place on Tuesday 15th and Wednesday 16th April after the conclusion of racing on the first two days of Newmarket's three-day Craven Meeting.” Willie Browne's Mocklershill will offer the largest consignment with 10 juveniles catalogued, followed by Thomond O'Mara's Knockanglass Stables and last year's leading consignor Tally-Ho Stud, who are both represented by nine horses. Glending Stables, consignors of the sale's top lot in 2024 and dual Group 1 winner Vandeek in 2023, will offer five lots whilst Eddie Linehan's Lackendarra Stables, who consigned Group 1 Futurity Trophy winner Hotazhell last year, has three juveniles catalogued. Buyers looking to benefit from additional incentives will be well catered for with four lots entered in the £25,000 Tattersalls October Book 1 Bonus Scheme, six two-year-olds eligible for French Owners' Premiums, 20 lots entered in the Swedish Derby and Oaks Series and seven fillies registered for the Great British Bonus Scheme. There are also several lots entered in lucrative Tattersalls sales races including the £100,000 Tattersalls Somerville Auction Stakes, the £150,000 Tattersalls October Auction Stakes and the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Stakes. Along with the stellar cast of progeny by leading European-based sires, there is a good representation of American pedigrees, with the likes of American Pharoah, Bolt D'Oro, Justify, Not This Time, Street Sense, Speightstown and more represented. The catalogue can be viewed here https://www.tattersalls.com/sales/craven-breeze-up-sale/4DCGI/Sale/CBU25/Main/. The post Anticipation Builds For Breeze-Up Season As Tattersalls Release Craven Sale Catalogue appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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Odds Bookmakers News Field Past Winners Blamey Stakes Group Two Betting Guide Date: Saturday, March 1, 2025 Location: Flemington Racecourse – Melbourne, Victoria Prize Money: $300,000 Distance: 1600m The Blamey Stakes is a Group 2 race run over 1600m at Flemington under set weights and penalties, conducted by the Victoria Racing Club. Named after Field Marshal Sir Thomas Blamey, the Blamey Stakes was first held in 1955 over 10 furlongs (2000m approx) before shifting to 1600m in 1973. Initially a weight-for-age race, the Blamey Stakes was run as a handicap from 1981 to 1986 before reverting to its current conditions. The Blamey Stakes has long been a key lead-up to major races, originally the Group 1 Australian Cup (2000m) and, since 2019, the Group 1 All-Star Mile (1600m). The 2024 edition, worth $300,000, was won by Atishu, defeating Holymanz and Ayrton. Notable past winners include Rising Fast, Gunsynd, Surround, Vo Rogue, Apache Cat, and Fifty Stars. 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Blamey Stakes News Atishu claims All Star Mile berth with Blamey Stakes win Australia horse racing news 12 months ago The Chris Waller-trained Atishu has booked herself a spot in the All-Star Mile following her win in the Group 2 … Read More Flemington free race-by-race tips | Australian Guineas Day 2024 Horse Racing Tips 12 months ago The Group 1 Australian Guineas (1600m) headlines Flemington’s 10-race meeting on Saturday. Check out HorseBetting’s free race-by-race preview and quaddie … Read More ‘Interesting’ Makram hunting further autumn success Australia horse racing news 1 year ago Ben Hayes, co-trainer of Makram, envisions the Irish-imported gelding as a formidable contender in the lucrative races during the autumn … Read More Abounding to bypass All Star Mile Australia horse racing news 1 year ago Abounding, the victorious filly in Saturday’s Magic Millions 3YO Guineas (1400m), is set to remain in Queensland and bypass a … Read More Flemington full racing tips & quaddie | Australian Guineas Day Horse Racing Tips 2 years ago Nine races are set down for decision on Saturday at Flemington for Australian Guineas Day, and HorseBetting’s James Herbert presents … Read More Inspirational Girl books a spot in the All Star Mile Australia horse racing news 3 years ago The Danny O’Brien-trained Inspirational Girl has booked her spot in the All Star Mile in a fortnight following a win … Read More 2025 Blamey Stakes Final Field HorseBetting will update this page when the 2025 Blamey Stakes final field is released on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. Previous Blamey Stakes Fields 2024 Blamey Stakes field No. Silks Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight 1 Bustler Neville Parnham Steven Parnham 15 59kg 2 Atishu Chris Waller Blake Shinn 11 57kg 3 Future History Ciaron Maher Mark Zahra 6 57kg 4 Muramasa Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young Daniel Moor 8 57kg 5 Ayrton Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) Ms Jamie Kah 1 56kg 6 Riddle Me That Matt Laurie Daniel Stackhouse 9 56kg 7 Captain Envious Paul Preusker Jamie Mott 10 56kg 8 Makram Ben, Will & JD Hayes Harry Coffey 12 56kg 9 Holymanz Ciaron Maher Michael Dee 3 56kg 10 Panfield Chris Waller Craig Williams 7 55kg 11 Berkeley Square Dan O’Sullivan Luke Currie 4 55kg 12 Suizuro Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young Craig Newitt 13 55kg 13 Cadre Du Noir Ciaron Maher Jye McNeil 2 55kg 14 Carini Danny O’Brien Damian Lane 14 55kg 15 Arale Benjamin Smith Fred Kersley 5 53kg 2024 Blamey Stakes result https://horsebetting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Flemington-2024-Group-2-Blamey-Stakes-02032024-Atishu-Chris-Waller-Blake-Shinn.mp4 1st – Atishu (+300) 2nd – Holymanz (+220) 3rd – Ayrton (+130) Recent runnings of the Blamey Stakes: 2024: Atishu finishes best On return to her favourite track, Atishu ($4.00) took out the Group 2 Blamey Stakes thanks to a calm ride from Blake Shinn at Flemington, earning herself a run in the $4 million All Star Mile. The Chris Waller-trained mare was coming through the Group 1 C.F. Orr Stakes, where she was only able to beat one of the nine runners’ home over 1400m, but many believed she would enjoy further second-up, and they were correct. The race favourite with online bookmakers settled a lot closer to the leaders than she normally does, but it didn’t affect her finishing burst, as the daughter of Savabeel rounded her rivals up by the 100m mark and kicked clear. Holymanz ($11.00) attempted to go with the winner and stuck on well for second, while Ayrton ($7.50) ran home nicely and grabbed third place in the concluding stages of the race. 2023: Nonconformist causes minor upset Nonconformist reigned supreme in the 2023 Group 2 Blamey Stakes, recording his first win since the Naturalism Stakes in 2021. The win over 1600m, which is considered to be well short of his best distance, considering he ran second in a Caulfield Cup in 2021. With a solid tempo set by Gentleman Roy, it set the race up to be won by a runner with a good turn of foot and that was exactly what Nonconformist showed as he ran away with an easy 2.25 length victory. There weren’t many that believed that this six-year-old gelding could win first-up over 1600m, as he jumped at $19 with online bookmakers, with very little support shown during the day. 2022: Inspirational Girl arrives in time The Danny O’Brien-trained Inspirational Girl qualified for the $5 million All Star Mile after taking out the Group 2 Blamey Stakes at Flemington. The six-year-old mare, who was having just her third start for the O’Brien stable, was slow to begin before jockey Damian Lane was able to find the rail and push up to a midfield position. Race-favourite Zaaki took the lead a little over 100m out after being held up in the early part of the straight. The Annabel Neasham-trained gelding looked to have had the race won after bursting through a gap, but Inspirational Girl was able to get going late to power over the top of the Sydney-trained galloper to score by 0.2 of a length. Previous winners of the Blamey Stakes Blamey Stakes Past Winners Year Horse Jockey Trainer 2024 Atishu Blake Shinn Chris Waller 2023 Nonconformist Harry Coffey Grahame Begg 2022 Inspirational Girl Damian Lane Danny O’Brien 2021 Star of the Seas Damian Lane Chris Waller 2020 Fifty Stars Craig Williams David & Ben Hayes & Tom Dabernig 2019 Fifty Stars Ben Allen David & Ben Hayes & Tom Dabernig 2018 Humidor Mark Zahra Darren Weir 2017 Palentino Mark Zahra Darren Weir 2016 He Or She Craig Williams David & Ben Hayes & Tom Dabernig 2015 Suavito Damien Oliver Nigel Blackiston 2014 Lidari Luke Nolen Peter Moody 2013 Puissance de Lune Glen Boss Darren Weir 2012 Green Moon Craig Williams Robert Hickmott 2011 Whobegotyou Damien Oliver Mark Kavanagh 2010 Tavistock Jason Waddell Andrew Campbell 2009 Largo Lad Chris Symons David Hayes 2008 The Fuzz Vlad Duric David Hayes 2007 Apache Cat Damien Oliver Greg Eurell 2006 Rosden Adrian Patterson Roslyn Day 2005 Grey Song Steven Arnold Tom Hughes 2004 Gold Wells Damien Oliver Danny O’Brien 2003 Walk On Air Danny Nikolic Colin Alderson 2002 Tears Royal Peter Mertens Grant Dalziel 2001 Market Price Vincent Hall Tony McEvoy 2000 Oliver Twist Damien Oliver Brian Mayfield-Smith Blamey Stakes winners pre-2000 Blamey Stakes Past Winners Pre 2000 Year Horse 1999 Thackeray 1998 Willoughby 1997 Zuccherino 1996 Racer’s Edge 1995 Durbridge 1994 Durbridge 1993 Prince Salieri 1992 Shiva’s Revenge 1991 Better Loosen Up 1990 Better Loosen Up 1989 Vo Rogue 1988 Vo Rogue 1987 Playful Princess 1986 Lord Of Camelot 1985 Beechcraft 1984 Penny Edition 1983 Trissaro 1982 Kip 1981 Hyperno 1980 Hyperno 1979 Leonotis 1978 Opposition 1977 Surround 1976 Lord Dudley 1975 Zambari 1974 Sobar 1973 Gunsynd 1972 Surrender 1971 Gay Icarus 1970 Cyron 1969 Fileur 1968 Future 1967 Tobin Bronze 1966 Tobin Bronze 1965 Sir Dane 1964 Teppo Star 1963 Mamburdi 1962 Dhaulagiri 1961 Dhaulagiri 1960 Wool Man 1959 But Beautiful 1958 Sailor’s Guide 1957 Sailor’s Guide 1956 Rising Fast 1955 Prince Cortauld Recommended! 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Must have gone in the gates ok. Out of season now. One of the quietest trials I've ever seen after that! Nominated for Saturday I see. Hope they have her on regumate.
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