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1 day ago |
racing.com | Ben Asgari
Best Bet (Race 8) - 1. Eye Of The EagleResumes off an impressive jumpout and his form up record is strong. Well placed in this class. Next Best (Race 1) - 3. I Said SoVery good in a hot form race on debut/fastest closing sectionals of the meeting last start. Suited 1400m. Best Value (Race 2) - 2. Final BoyBest work late first up then ran well on speed in a much stronger race. Well placed third up in a weaker race. Best Roughie (Race 6) - 7.
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1 day ago |
racing.com | Carl Di Iorio
Trainer Jason Warren is looking forward to unleashing his Group 1-winning mare Benedetta at the Queensland Winter Carnival, noting how well his stable star has settled into life in the Sunshine State. The five-year-old has been kept on fresh legs for her next assignment, Saturday's G1 Doomben 10,000, and is enjoying the countryside life at Steele Ryan's Deagon property. "She's settled in terrific," Warren noted.
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2 days ago |
racing.com | Ben Asgari
The rail goes back into the True position after racing at 8m position eight days earlier. Typically, it's an advantage for horses on speed and closer to the rail when it is True. Apprentice Logan Bates has enjoyed good success from his limited opportunities to date, riding six winners from 27 rides at the track at a strike-rate of 22 per cent. Bates has ridden four favourites at Bendigo and won on three of them.
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2 days ago |
racing.com | Ben Sporle
Giga Kick is set to fly to Queensland next Tuesday for his next Group 1 assignment, having returned to Mornington on Monday afternoon following his third placing in last Saturday's G1 Goodwood. Clayton Douglas confirmed that Mark Zahra will follow Giga Kick to Brisbane for his next assignment in the Kingsford-Smith Cup (1300m) on May 31, where he is $4.50 equal favourite with Sportsbet. "He ate up last night and I took him to the beach this morning," Douglas said.
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2 days ago |
racing.com | Ben Sporle
Symon Wilde bid farewell to two of his flagbearers at last week's Inglis Chairmans Sale, with Sirileo Miss and Wishlor Lass expected to head straight to the breeding barn. Sirileo Miss sold for $400,000, while Wishlor Lass made $160,000 and was purchased by a Hong Kong buyer on Thursday evening. "The Sirileo Miss purchasers, they contacted us 'umming and ahhing perhaps coming into work, but I think they are learning towards going to stud," Wilde said. "They've both been great horses for the stable.
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