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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Jay Rooney POWER OF VITAM - R9 (5) Won impressively second up and can repeat today with the aid of a good draw Owen Goulding SUPER EXPRESS - R11 (3) Improving sort ran another cracker last start and continues to progress Olivia O'Sullivan JUICY DRAGON - R3 (11) Track specialist with light weight, good draw and visors on first time Phillip Woo GOOD CHAP - R4 (6) Won on his first dirt start and looks ready to win another after a smart trial Shannon (Vincent Wong) GREEN FIELD PEARL - R1...View the full article -
Yeah need more of her. Maybe get her to do the yard comments as well as they're a complete load of rubbish again today. -
That's interesting. Didn't know that. Friday was listening to someone from Freedmans going on about weight not being a concern as rider at home working him weighs a lot more. Thought that be a funny way of looking at it as applies to many horses. My Gladiola was poor.
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WELL WRITTEN (M Cartwright) – Was inclined to shift ground under pressure in the straight and shifted outwards abruptly passing the 50 metres having to be corrected by its rider. Returned to the enclosure with blood present in one nostril undergoing a post-race veterinary examination finding this to be due to a small abrasion -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Lyle Hewitson has a strong line-up of rides at Sha Tin on Sunday that includes the progressive Supreme Sea stepping up grade in the Class Three Cornwall Handicap (1,200m) and Packing Angel in the Class Two Devon Handicap (1,800m). The lightly raced Supreme Sea has impressed in his two starts for trainer Mark Newnham, recording a win and a second placing by just half a length to Vulcanus on Sha Tin’s all-weather track. “I think he’s a very good horse. I’m really happy to have got aboard him, he’s...View the full article
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