Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted May 3 Journalists Share Posted May 3 By Jonny Turner Kirstin Green is hoping she won’t be hit with any surprises at Winton on Saturday. Green starts her Diamonds Day runner-up Summit Ultra in a maiden mile event at the Riverton meeting. After chasing home the smart Secret Agent Man, the pacer looks a huge winning threat in an even field. Green just hopes her horse’s rivals don’t throw up too many surprises in race 2, the Riverton Racing Club Mobile Pace. “He really should be winning that race, but you never know.” “Some of the others might be able to go cheeky races over the mile.” “My horse’s run on Diamonds Day was good and he’s worked well since.” Summit Ultra steps back to the mile sprint trip on Saturday and Green thinks it will suit her pacer. “I think the mile will suit him, he has got enough gate speed to push forward and I certainly wouldn’t be afraid to lead up with him.” Summit Ultra clashes with stablemate Scott in race 2. Being handed barrier 8 over the mile looks no help to the pacer. “He definitely needed his last run, but we were happy with the way he got to the line.” “Drawing 8 over a mile looks a real tough ask for him, he isn’t the sort of horse that can go out and make his own luck.” Bobbie’s Rock gets a key draw upgrade when stepping out in race 9, the Reg Drake and Alex Jenkins Life Members Mobile Pace, for the Green barn. Though the pacer’s last two outings haven’t been as good as some of his prior efforts, they came from wider second row draws. Slotting into barrier 2 gives Bobbie’s Rock the chance to bounce back to better form on Saturday. “He’s got a good draw and he does have a bit of gate speed, but it does look like one of those races where there is a bit of gate speed and a few could be coming out.” “He has been very consistent right the way through, his last couple of runs haven’t been as good, but they have been from bad draws.” “It does look like the sort of field he should be pretty competitive in.” Green will link up with one outside drive at Winton on Saturday in Trail Boss. The Amber Hoffman trained pacer made up plenty of ground when running on strongly into second on Diamonds Day. Trail Boss gets the best draw so far of his short career, slotting into barrier 2 in race 10, the Kennedy Building Ltd Mobile Pace. View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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