SYDNEY SECTIONAL TIMES REPORT FOR 22/8/09
Eight races were run at Randwick last Saturday on a “dead 4” track for Race 1 and a “good 3” track for the remainder.
The eight races were run over just four distances – 4 x 1200, 2 x 1400, 1 x 1600 and 1 x 2400. As at least one of the 1200 metre races and one of the 1400 metre races were run within two seconds of the track record, doing a table up on them is a good idea.
In the four 1200 metre races from slowest to fastest they read:
|
WINNER
|
RACE FIRST 600
(Extrapolated to 1200)
|
RACE LAST 600
|
OVERALL TIME
(Time off track record)
|
|
IVORY PEGASUS
|
36.04
(1.12.08)
|
34.61
|
1.10.65
(-2.33)
|
|
DEER VALLEY
|
35.40
(1.10.80)
|
34.99
|
1.10.39
(-2.07)
|
|
RAREFIED
|
35.05
(1.10.10)
|
34.93
|
1.09.98
(-1.66)
|
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
35.30
(1.10.60)
|
34.53
|
1.09.83
(-1.51)
|
From this table we can see that Swift Alliance’s race is the best over that distance as his field went out the second quickest of the four races (0.25 of a second (1.5 lengths) slower than only Rarefield’s but Swift Alliance and crew get home 0.40 of a second (2.40 lengths) quicker than Rarefield. Note that is no disgrace as Rarefield’s field, given the quality of some of the runners in Swift Alliance’s race.
Deer Valley’s field aren’t headed to dizzy heights as they go out 0.35 of a second (2.10 lengths) slower than Rarefield’s crew and 0.10 of a second (just over half a length) slower than Swift Alliance’s field yet Deer Valley’s field get home 0.06 of a second (about a neck) slower than Rarefield and 0.46 of a second (2.76 lengths) slower than Swift Alliance – the upshot being that Deer Valley’s field will struggle out of their own after range.
Ivory Pegasus and her field are headed nowhere either as if you line them up with say Rarefield’s field, Ivory Pegasus and crew go out 0.99 of a second (6 lengths) slower than Rarefield’s field but Ivory Pegasus and crew only get home 0.32 of a second (1.92 lengths) faster so the entire field from Ivory Pegasus’ race are headed nowhere. So I’ve established that the best races over 1200 metres in order of merit are: 1) Swift Alliance, 2) Rarefield, 3) Deer Valley and Ivory Pegasus. Now in order of slowest first 600, which means they ought to be able to sprint home the fastest last 600 we should therefore find that the quickest last 600’s are from Ivory Pegasus’ race, next fastest should come from the second slowest first 600 (Deer Valley), next from the third slowest first 600 (Swift Alliance) and the slowest last 600’s are entitled to come from the Rarefield race as that race went out the quickest.
So therefore let’s see what 10 horses ran the fastest last individual 600’s of the three 1200 metre races. Ignore Ivory Pegasus’ race as they went out too slow. This is a good way to gauge the “class” of a horse.
|
NO
|
HORSE
|
INDIVIDUAL LAST 600
|
RACE WINNER
|
|
1
|
ALBERT THE FAT
|
33.69
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
2
|
FIGHTING FUND
|
33.98
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
3
|
BRYANNBO’S GIFT
|
34.06
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
4
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
34.14
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
5
|
ROMAN EMPEROR
|
34.21
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
6
|
YALLINGUP
|
34.32
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
7
|
RAREFIELD
|
34.33
|
RAREFIELD
|
|
8
|
SO ANYWAY
|
34.42
|
DEER VALLEY
|
|
9
|
HELLO PRETTY
|
34.44
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
|
10
|
HURTLE MYRTLE
|
34.46
|
DEER VALLEY
|
So the table shows us that many good runs emanated from Swift Alliance’s race – with a view to the future Spring races.
From slowest to fastest in the two 1400 metre races they read:
|
WINNER
|
RACE FIRST 800
(Extrapolated to 1400)
|
RACE LAST 600
|
OVERALL TIME
(Time off track record)
|
|
MOTI
|
46.93
(1.22.13)
|
34.99
|
1.21.92
(-0.86)
|
|
TRUSTING
|
45.93
(1.20.38)*
*Track record is 1.21.59
|
35.66
|
1.21.59
(-0.53)
|
From this table we can see these two races virtually mirror each other – with a reversal of splits as Moti’s field goes out one second (6 lengths) slower than Trusting’s field and then conversely Moti’s field gets home 0.67 of a second (4.02 seconds) faster, so Trusting’s was obviously marginally the better win.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
1
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
2400
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + RATING 91
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
STREETFIGHTER
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
COOL DREAMER
|
SLOW HORSES HEADED NOWHERE IN LIFE.
|
|
3rd
|
STRIKE ONE
|
|
TIME
|
2.33.09
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
2.27.42
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
LANOLIN
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-5.67
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-34.02
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
STREETFIGHTER
|
34.48
|
1st
|
3 wide from 800 after being hit by Strike One on jumping.
|
|
2
|
COOL DREAMER
|
34.74
|
2nd
|
|
|
3
|
STRIKE ONE
|
34.78
|
3rd
|
$3-$2.70. Hit Streetfighter on jumping.
|
|
4
|
HAWK ISLAND
|
35.02
|
4th
|
|
|
5
|
WANT A BET
|
35.39
|
5th
|
|
RACE 1 SUMMARY
This race was a waste of time, but clients of all three State services will at least recognise that Streetfighter came out of the good overall time race won by Pacino at Caulfield seven days earlier. This winner was another endorsement for races run in good times, as at least when a race is run in good time overall, all starters have had a good conditioning run also.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
2
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1600
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + RATING 90
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
LODGE THE DEEDS
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
EMPEROR BONAPARTE
|
SLOW TIME FOR THE CLASS BUT THE WINNER WON FAIR AND SQUARE.
|
|
3rd
|
FUTURE’S DREAM
|
|
TIME
|
1.36.65
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
1.33.13
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
IKE’S DREAM
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-3.52
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-21.12
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
LODGE THE DEEDS
|
34.35
|
1st
|
$7-$4.60.
|
|
2
|
INADESERT
|
34.53
|
5th
|
Snagged at start to settle last.
|
|
3
|
EMPEROR BONAPARTE
|
34.57
|
2nd
|
$3-$2.60.
|
|
4
|
TWO TOWERS
|
34.78
|
9th
|
Slow out 0.50 length. Didn’t go around a horse all race.
|
|
5
|
REGAL TROCHE
|
35.01
|
8th
|
|
|
6
|
FUTURE’S DREAM
|
35.23
|
3rd
|
|
|
7
|
DANZIBAA
|
35.31
|
6th
|
|
|
8
|
GUNNADOIT
|
35.33
|
7th
|
|
|
9
|
SIR FUSSALOT
|
35.35
|
4th
|
$4.50-$6.
|
|
10
|
SWING PARTNERS
|
36.85
|
10th
|
Slow out 0.75 length. Vetted – clear.
|
RACE 2 SUMMARY
The overall time here was woeful, but they were never going to run fast overall time after they went out their first 1000 in only 61.70 which is 1.38.72 pace for 1600 metres, so Lodge The Deeds did a good job to run home over the top of them. His good first up run was noted in the relevant report.
Emperor Bonaparte ran on, but never looked likely to pick up the winner and I thought media talk of him being unlucky through being held up was nonsense.
The rest weren’t in the hunt with Sir Fussalot being a bitter disappointment after he had got away with grand larceny in front.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
3
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1400
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + F&M QUALITY LISTED
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
MOTI
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
MISS MARIELLE
|
GOOD TIME OVERALL HERE AND THE FIRST TWO GAPPED THE REST.
|
|
3rd
|
NEDIYMS DREAM
|
|
TIME
|
1.21.92
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
1.21.06
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
GRAND ARMEE
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-0.86
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-5.16
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
PERMISSION TO LAND
|
34.79
|
5th
|
$8-$15.
|
|
=2
|
MISS MARIELLE
|
34.82
|
2nd
|
$4.50-$6.50.
|
|
=2
|
NEDIYMS DREAM
|
34.82
|
3rd
|
|
|
4
|
CALM SEAS
|
34.86
|
7th
|
Slow out 0.50 length.
|
|
5
|
MOTI
|
34.99
|
1st
|
|
|
6
|
BEJEWELLED
|
35.33
|
4th
|
$3.20-$2.70.
|
|
7
|
BABINDA
|
35.35
|
8th
|
|
|
8
|
BACCHANALWOMAN
|
35.39
|
6th
|
|
|
9
|
BELLE SOLEIL
|
35.43
|
9th
|
SIIR Apprentice T. Berry stated his mount did not appear to handle the hard surface this day.
|
RACE 3 SUMMARY
Discussed in the earlier table.
Moti had an easy time in front and was able to outsprint them in the run to the line.
Miss Marielle’s was the only other fair run as from third across the line inclusive were in a different race.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
4
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1200
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO C&G G3 SW+P
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
RAREFIED
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
SHELLSCRAPE
|
SOME CLIENTS HOPEFULLY BACKED THIS WINNER AFTER I SAID AT HIS LAST START THAT HE NEEDED TO BE RIDDEN QUIETLY AND THE CHANGE OF TACTICS WAS ADVISED BEFORE THE RACE. HAVE A LOOK AT HIS DOMINANT SECTIONAL WHEN RIDDEN QUIETLY
|
|
3rd
|
OFFHANDED
|
|
TIME
|
1.09.98
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
1.08.32
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
NORTHERN METEOR
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-1.66
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-9.96
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
RAREFIED
|
34.33
|
1st
|
Trainer Snowden advised stewards the horse would go back. Snagged severely on jumping and hit Onemorenomore as he went back.
|
|
2
|
ONEMORENOMORE
|
35.06
|
4th
|
$4.60-$13. Jumped well but was severely restrained to go back. Hit by Rarefield soon after the start. Minimum 3 wide the trip. Hit by Winter King in a chain reaction in the home straight,
|
|
3
|
SHELLSCRAPE
|
35.10
|
2nd
|
$3.50-$3.80.
|
|
4
|
OFFHANDED
|
35.11
|
3rd
|
$4.20-$3.80. Slow out 0.75 length, then overraced on heels soon after. Hit Winter King numerous times up the home straight.
|
|
5
|
WINTER KING
|
35.51
|
5th
|
Shifted out at the start then hit by the bucking Judicial. Hit numerous times by Offhanded in the home straight.
|
|
6
|
SNIPLAZ
|
36.10
|
6th
|
Slow out 0.75 length. SIIR Jockey Angland said the horse was inclined to overrace and preferred rain affected tracks. Vetted – “had speedy cuts to the near hind pastern.”
|
|
7
|
JUDICIAL
|
37.18
|
8th
|
Tried to buck soon after the start and collided with Winter King then Overraced throwing head. SIIR Stable rep T. Rouse said the horse may not have handled the step up in class (since when have horses going up in class started bucking at random) and she advised the horse would spell. Barrier trial in front of stewards before starting again. Vetted – clear.
|
|
8
|
DELAGO BOLT
|
N/A
|
7th
|
$5.50-$4.60. Slow out 0.50 length then 3 wide and Overraced to the 600 at which point he ran off the track. Vetted – clear.
|
RACE 4 SUMMARY
Discussed in the earlier table and Rarefield was dominant sectionally, ridden quietly.
Shellscrape’s not much good. “They” all get carried away with a horse after it wins one or two races.
Onemorenomore was only just a run but he must have been fat judging by his Darwin fluctuation.
Sniplaz isn’t much good either
Delago Bolt is half a fruit look and can get into more strife than Dagwood.
In summary, the only acceptable run came from the winner.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
5
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1200
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + QUALITY LISTED
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
BRYANNBO’S GIFT
|
THE WINNER IS TALENTED. FIRST 600 IN ONLY 35.30 WHICH IS ONLY 1.10.60 PACE – SO THAT WORKED AGAINST THE BACKMARKERS, PARTICULARLY ALBERT THE FAT WHO WAS DOMINANT SECTIONALLY.
|
|
3rd
|
ALBERT THE FAT
|
|
TIME
|
1.09.83
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
1.08.32
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
NORTHERN METEOR
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-1.51
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-9.06
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
ALBERT THE FAT
|
33.69
|
3rd
|
$3-$3.60. Snagged at the start, Overraced mid stages and restrained off heels of Fighting Fund.
|
|
2
|
FIGHTING FUND
|
33.98
|
5th
|
3 wide the trip.
|
|
3
|
BRYANNBO’S GIFT
|
34.06
|
2nd
|
|
|
4
|
SWIFT ALLIANCE
|
34.14
|
1st
|
$2.60-$2.90.
|
|
5
|
ROMAN EMPEROR
|
34.21
|
11th
|
Slow out 0.75 length
|
|
6
|
YALLINGUP
|
34.32
|
13th
|
Snagged to last on jumping. Was 3 + 4 wide from 600.
|
|
7
|
HELLO PRETTY
|
34.44
|
8th
|
On heels on home turn. No clear run last 75. Head up in straight on this day.
|
|
8
|
DELAGO STAR
|
34.51
|
9th
|
Snagged on jumping.
|
|
9
|
EMPERATOR
|
34.62
|
12th
|
|
|
10
|
JUDGED
|
34.70
|
7th
|
Slow out 0.50 length.
|
|
11
|
SACRED ORDERS
|
34.88
|
6th
|
|
|
12
|
MCCLINTOCK
|
34.91
|
4th
|
|
|
13
|
CENTURY SERB
|
34.93
|
10th
|
Raced with head up all race but particularly bad at 600.
|
RACE 5 SUMMARY
Discussed in the earlier table. The time is nothing flash for the class but there are many good runs.
Albert The Fat was no hope from back there but he’s one dimensional, so that’s the way to ride him. When there is no great pace on up front he’s vulnerable.
Swift Alliance has only been beaten once in his career to date and he sprinted quickly here.
Bryannbo’s Gift is very honest.
Hello Pretty ran a good race and looked sore by his head carriage.
Roman Emperor (11th) and Yallingup (last) ran good enough races on resuming, when the slow first 600 is taken into account.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
6
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1400
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + G2 WFA
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
TRUSTING
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
O’LONHRO
|
GOOD OVERALL TIME. I WOULDN’T GET CARRIED AWAY WITH THIS WINNER UNTIL HE DOES IT TWICE. SEE FULL REPORT.
|
|
3rd
|
MR BARITONE
|
|
TIME
|
1.21.59
|
|
TRACK RECORD
|
1.21.06
|
|
RECORD HOLDER
|
GRAND ARMEE
|
|
VARIATION TIME
|
-0.53
|
|
VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-3.18
|
|
FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
TRUSTING
|
34.68
|
1st
|
|
|
2
|
MR BARITONE
|
35.09
|
3rd
|
$10-$19.
|
|
3
|
RACING TO WIN
|
35.22
|
4th
|
$5-$7.50. No clear run 350 – 150 and lost momentum as a result.
|
|
4
|
VISION AND POWER
|
35.27
|
8th
|
Slow out 0.50 length. Raced keenly early.
|
|
5
|
O’LONHRO
|
35.32
|
2nd
|
$7-$5.50.
|
|
6
|
GO CART
|
35.50
|
9th
|
Slow out 0.50 length.
|
|
7
|
ZAVITE
|
35.97
|
10th
|
|
|
8
|
DREAMSCAPE
|
36.09
|
7th
|
$3-$4.80. Steadied at 1000. Didn’t go around a horse all race.
|
|
9
|
VOICE COMMANDER
|
36.11
|
6th
|
|
|
10
|
COURT COMMAND
|
36.23
|
5th
|
$5-$4.20.
|
|
11
|
THE CHIEFTAIN
|
37.56
|
11th
|
3 wide the trip.
|
RACE 6 SUMMARY
Discussed in the table and you can see by the extrapolated time in that, that they were in target to smash the track record.
This winner Trusting is beautifully bred as his mother Legible was a classy mare. I’m betwixt and between what to think here as on the one hand the positive is that he ran good overall time, beat all age horses – and ran a dominant sectional – but the negative is he had 8.5 kilos (well over a stone in the old) less weight than all other runners and the leader Court Command was on target to smash the track record by 1.21 seconds (7.26 lengths) as he reached the 600 metre mark, so it is highly unlikely that Trusting will be in a race with such electric speed for a long time, so can he be as effective when there is no speed on, or alternatively if they try to ride him closer, he may not finish off.
Court Command simply went out too fast so his run was okay to still be there at the 200, when he was second up in just 10 days.
Mr Baritone, a wet tracker, ran a good race on a hard track.
Racing To Win had no luck when he had a full head of steam up in the straight.
O’Lonhro raced well given the jump up in class he faced at just his fourth race start. Again he’s stoutly bred being by Lonhro out of that good mare Mamzelle Pedrille.
|
RACE NO.
|
DATE
|
22/8/09
|
WEATHER
|
FINE
|
|
7
|
VENUE
|
RANDWICK
|
TRACK
|
DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
|
|
DISTANCE
|
1200
|
RAIL
|
3 METRES
|
|
CLASS
|
3YO + RATING 86
|
PENETROMETER
|
5.73
|
|
FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
IVORY PEGASUS
|
OVERVIEW
|
|
2nd
|
DON’T TELL PAT
|
THE FIRST THREE SPACED THE REST IN SLOW TIM OVERALL. FIRST 600 IN WOEFUL 36.04 WHICH IS 1.12.08 SO BACKMAKERS WERE NO HOPE.
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3rd
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HANDSUPFORDETROIT
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TIME
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1.10.65
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TRACK RECORD
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1.08.32
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RECORD HOLDER
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NORTHERN METEOR
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VARIATION TIME
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-2.33
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VARIATION LENGTHS
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-13.98
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FASTEST
SECTIONAL
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NAME
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LAST 600
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FINAL
PLACING
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COMMENTS
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1
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IVORY PEGASUS
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33.71
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1st
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|
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=2
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BARLAGARNEY
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33.88
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6th
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Snagged severely on jumping to go back but wouldn’t settle and was 3 wide the trip.
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=2
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EMISSARY
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33.88
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10th
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Snagged on jumping to settle last. Changed course at 200. No clear un last 100 so jockey sat up.
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4
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BACI AMORE
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34.19
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4th
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$9-$14. Jumped awkwardly and lost 0.50 lengths.
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5
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DON’T TELL PAT
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34.36
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2nd
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3 wide the majority.
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6
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MONTE LEO
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34.38
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13th
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|
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7
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ALTERED BOY
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34.46
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12th
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$4.50-$6.50. Snagged on jumping. Didn’t go around a horse all race. SIIR Apprentice Nestor said the horse’s good recent form was on rain affected tracks. Vetted - lame in the near foreleg and displaying an occasional cough. Vet certificate before starting again.
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8
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FESTUS HAGEN
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34.50
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7th
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3 wide the trip.
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9
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HANDSUPFORDETROIT
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34.61
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3rd
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$3.80- $2.80. Laid in up the home straight. SIIR Apprentice Ganderton said he didn’t intend to ride the horse forward but his mount jumped “particularly well.”
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10
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REAL STRIKE
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34.66
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9th
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11
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POLAWAY
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34.72
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5th
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$5.50-$8.50. Slow out 0.50 length.
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12
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JAVASEA
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34.74
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11th
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Slow out 0.50 length.
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|
13
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YOBURG
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35.16
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8th
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Tightened at 200.
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RACE 7 SUMMARY
Discussed in the earlier table and no stars of the future went around here.
Ivory Pegasus ran straight over the squibs which can happen if the horse resuming is pretty wound up.
Handsupfordetroit was weak.
Altered Boy never fired a shot.
Barlagarney, who is limited sat wide, overraced and still ran the second quickest sectional so that doesn’t say much for the rest.
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RACE NO.
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DATE
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22/8/09
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WEATHER
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FINE
|
|
8
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VENUE
|
RANDWICK
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TRACK
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DEAD (4) R1 GOOD (3) REST
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DISTANCE
|
1200
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RAIL
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3 METRES
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CLASS
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3YO FILLIES G3 SW+P
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PENETROMETER
|
5.73
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FINAL PLACINGS 1st
|
DEER VALLEY
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OVERVIEW
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|
2nd
|
MELITO
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TIME OVERALL IS SLOW FOR THE CLASS. FIRST 600 IN 35.40 WHICH IS 1.10.80 SO KISS ME KATY WAS WELL RATED IN FRONT BUT ISN’T MUCH GOOD.
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3rd
|
HURTLE MYRTLE
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TIME
|
1.10.39
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TRACK RECORD
|
1.08.32
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RECORD HOLDER
|
NORTHERN METEOR
|
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VARIATION TIME
|
-2.07
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VARIATION LENGTHS
|
-12.42
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FASTEST
SECTIONAL
|
NAME
|
LAST 600
|
FINAL
PLACING
|
COMMENTS
|
|
1
|
SO ANYWAY
|
34.42
|
5th
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No clear run 400-175.
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|
2
|
HURTLE MYRTLE
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34.46
|
3rd
|
|
|
3
|
DEER VALLEY
|
34.48
|
1st
|
$11-$7. Snagged at the start, but 3 wide the trip. Apprentice Ganderton charged with excessive use of the whip on this filly.
|
|
4
|
PREREQUISITE
|
34.65
|
6th
|
$12-$5.
|
|
5
|
MELITO
|
34.83
|
2nd
|
$5.50-$4.80.
|
|
6
|
KISS ME KATY
|
35.16
|
4th
|
$7-$5.50.
|
|
=7
|
OUR JOAN OF ARC
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35.19
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11th
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$12-$18. Slow out 1 length.
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|
=7
|
WE BETCHA
|
35.19
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9th
|
|
|
9
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DANZA DOLL
|
35.27
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7th
|
|
|
10
|
MOROSI
|
35.30
|
8th
|
Minimum 3 wide the trip and overracing.
|
|
11
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SCHIPPER
|
35.39
|
10th
|
Slow out 0.50 length then had no early speed.
|
|
12
|
AMARANTHA
|
35.54
|
12th
|
3 & 4 wide the trip. Tightened at 150.
|
|
13
|
SUNDAY ROSE
|
35.78
|
13th
|
Overraced early and was a minimum of 3 wide the trip. SIIR Jockey Munce said the filly was disappointing. Stable rep said “it was the intention to remove the winkers” (don’t think that will find nearly 10 lengths pal – maybe removing the glue on shoes might help?}
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RACE 8 SUMMARY
Discussed in the earlier table.
If you could take one home out of the race you’d probably walk out the front gate with So Anyway. She ran fifth in the Golden Slipper at 150/1, and her run here was good.
Deer Valley won after being wide the trip but the slowish overall time explains that.
Schipper I’d noted at her previous start had a nice future. Judging by this run it will be as a cart horse because she never gave a yelp here. That’s not the same horse I saw last time. Some of these Jason Coyle trained horses can’t run two races alike – like Trusting goes from 7th to 1st etcetera.
Horses that are considered big risks in Saturday metropolitan class at their next start are:
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VOICE COACH
|
1st
|
RANDWICK
|
8/8/09
|
$1.90
|
Limited to my way of thinking.
|
|
CENTENNIAL PARK
|
1st
|
ROSEHILL
|
15/8/09
|
$2.30
|
Had to win the way the race was run.
|
|
ACQUIRED
|
1st
|
ROSEHILL
|
15/8/09
|
$4.20
|
Limited.
|
|
CONQUERING QUEEN
|
5th
|
ROSEHILL
|
15/8/09
|
$3.40
|
Overrated.
|
|
STRIKE ONE
|
3rd
|
RANDWICK
|
22/8/09
|
$2.90
|
A weak animal.
|
|
BEJEWELLED
|
4th
|
RANDWICK
|
22/8/09
|
$2.60
|
Couldn’t keep up.
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
3rd
|
RANDWICK
|
22/8/09
|
$3.70
|
Overrated.
|
|
HANDSUPFORDETROIT
|
3rd
|
RANDWICK
|
22/8/09
|
$3.00
|
Ordinary effort.
|
We can remove big risk horse Altered Boy (12th), Kiss Me Katy (3rd) and both Justifier and Typhoon Zed, which didn’t start again within 21 days of their last run.
Swab samples were taken from all winners and the following runners:
Race 1: Streetfighter (2), Hawk Island, Want A Bet, Cool Dreamer.
Race 2: Sir Fussalot, Inadesert, Danzibaa, Swing Partners, Emperor Bonaparte.
Race 3: Bejewelled, Bacchanal Woman, Calm Seas, Permission To Land, Belle Soleil,
Babinda, Miss Marielle.
Race 4: Onemorenomore, Delago Bolt, Sniplaz, Shellscrape.
Race 5: Bryannbo’s Gift, Century Serb, Delago Star, Yallingup, Albert The Fat.
Race 6: Vision And Power, Mr Baritone, Court Command, O’Lonhro.
Race 7: Zaretti, Festus Hagen, Monte Leo, Ivory Pegasus (2), Emissary, Don’t Tell Pat.
Race 8: Melito, Our Joan Of Arc, Hurtle Myrtle, Amarantha, Prerequisite, Morosi, Kiss
Me Katy.
Regards
Phil Purser
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