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5 days ago |
news.com.au | Adam Sherry
Canberra trainer Rob Potter is just in awe of bonny mare Almost Persuaded. The seven-year-old continues to race with great zest including victories at two of her last four starts. Almost Persuaded took her record to eight wins from 40 starts when she stormed home under 60.5kg to win by two-and-a-half lengths from More Voltage at Queanbeyan 19 days ago. “She is unbelievable. She is rising eight but I don’t think she has ever gone as good as she is at the moment,” said Potter.
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6 days ago |
townsvillebulletin.com.au | Adam Sherry
Trainers Robert and Luke Price are banking on a step back up in trip on his home track can end a frustrating run of minor placings and see Monte Veebee break through for his first win. The Prices were pleased with his first-up run when a half-length second behind Fleeting Spirit over 1300m on the Kensington before dropping his back to 1175m to chase a $100,000 Inglis Bonus in a Super Maiden at Albury on April 17.
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6 days ago |
news.com.au | Adam Sherry
Racenet and The Daily Telegraph form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets and race-by-race analysis for Kembla and best bet for Glen Innes on Saturday. The Form: Complete NSW Racing thoroughbred form, including video replays and all you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find a winner here!BEST BETRace 3 No. 2: KING’S SECRETKicked off his second campaign with a nice win and hard to beat again. NEXT BESTRace 6 No. 5: LYLESHandy third behind Media World first-up.
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6 days ago |
news.com.au | Adam Sherry
Trainers Robert and Luke Price are banking on a step back up in trip on his home track can end a frustrating run of minor placings and see Monte Veebee break through for his first win. The Prices were pleased with his first-up run when a half-length second behind Fleeting Spirit over 1300m on the Kensington before dropping his back to 1175m to chase a $100,000 Inglis Bonus in a Super Maiden at Albury on April 17.
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6 days ago |
thechronicle.com.au | Adam Sherry
Trainers Robert and Luke Price are banking on a step back up in trip on his home track can end a frustrating run of minor placings and see Monte Veebee break through for his first win. The Prices were pleased with his first-up run when a half-length second behind Fleeting Spirit over 1300m on the Kensington before dropping his back to 1175m to chase a $100,000 Inglis Bonus in a Super Maiden at Albury on April 17.
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