
Mitch Cohen
Racing Journalist at News Corp Australia
None at Racenet
Average sportsman and punter. Writing all things racing for News Corp and Racenet.
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4 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Mitch Cohen
Daily Telegraph racing expert Mitch Cohen has run the rule over Saturday's The Coast meeting and found a few he reckons are worth following. FIVE TO FOLLOW SARAPO (2nd, race 2) Stablemate Hidden Achievement certainly deserves following after winning the 2YO event but you'd have to expect this bloke has even more improvement given he was on debut. Trainer Chris Waller has two nice colts on his hands.
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4 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Mitch Cohen
Trainer Paul Messara believes Know Thyself is an ideal $3 million Big Dance contender and plans to decide early in the week if The Coast winner will get his chance to qualify via Friday's Listed $200,000 Scone Cup (1600m). Know Thyself scored his fourth straight victory and second feature success this preparation with a sustained performance to prevail in the $500,000 The Coast at Gosford on Saturday.
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5 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Mitch Cohen
Ex-Godolphin sprinter Barber quickly proved he was a very wise investment with a stakes victory at just his second start for new trainer Richard Litt at Gosford on Saturday. Purchased for $215,000 at an Inglis Digital auction late last year, Barber paid off a significant portion of that price tag with a narrow win in the Listed $250,000 Takeover Target Stakes (1200m). It came at just his second start for Litt and delivered his owners a $140,000 windfall.
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5 days ago |
codesports.com.au | Mitch Cohen
Ex-Godolphin sprinter Barber quickly proved he was a very wise investment with a stakes victory at just his second start for new trainer Richard Litt at Gosford on Saturday. Purchased for $215,000 at an Inglis Digital auction late last year, Barber paid off a significant portion of that price tag with a narrow win in the Listed $250,000 Takeover Target Stakes (1200m). It came at just his second start for Litt and delivered his owners a $140,000 windfall.
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5 days ago |
racenet.com.au | Mitch Cohen
Country star Know Thyself enhanced his growing reputation as a big money race performer with a tough effort to score at Gosford on Saturday. The Paul Messara and Leah Gavranich-trained gelding backed up his $1 million Country Championships victory last month with an impressive win in the Listed $500,000 The Coast (1600m). It was Know Thyself's fourth win in succession this preparation and solidifies his standing among the state's best country gallopers.
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