Ciaron Maher Colt Sufordo ready to shine
Gerard-Dubord said that the victory at his first exit was a bonus and seems to have strengthened with the benefit of some time in the paddock.
“In a sense, he surprised us the day he finished,” he said. “So we put it on to give it the opportunity to mature, waiting for the right period of the year when the tracks have a bit of giving and for the carnival of benchmark races post.”
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Hawkes could give nepotism to fathers
Craig Kerry
Co-Trainer Michael Hawkes did not exclude a race in group 1 Inglis Sires (1400m) for the exciting nepotism of Colt Saturday in Randwick after his dominant victory in group 3 Baillieu in Rosehill Tuesday.
A third unfortunate in Todman’s Stakes (1200 m) at the debut, nepotism came from a midfield seed to end up above the top of Savvy Hallie in a third and third victory.
Hawkes has federalist in the Sires and said nepotism could join him if he gets well.
“It’s a real foal,” said Hawkes. “There are Sires this Saturday, but we have the mile (Champagne Stakes) coming and seems that it will appreciate the mile.
“But it’s just a child, it’s his second start, now he is a group winner and is a precious Colt in the future.”
Nepotism is the first winner of the group for Sire Brutal.
Ceolwulf scores in the last race in front of Queen Elisabetta
Craig Kerry
The performance, not the winning margin, was at the center of the coach Joe Pride after Ceolwulf remained in a three -way photo in Group 2 Neville Sellwood Stakes (2000m) as a favorite of $ 1.55 Tuesday.
The four -year -old star, who is heading towards Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000 m) from $ 5 million on April 12, should have dominated the Sellwood but held by the minimum margin by Ben and our hope of gold.
The pride hoped that Ceolwulf would cut more work after introducing “a little big” Tuesday.
“It wasn’t really the result he counted today – it’s easy to say after a race – but it is more than performance,” said Pride.
“He showed up as if he was about to win for a couple of lengths, but he did not do it. He had a great weight on the trial ground and jumping on 500 meters, he will take well (progression). I wanted a good blow for him over 2000 meters, and surely he understood it.”
