Neesham-Archibald Stable chases a special victory after group 1 possibility

A draw in barrier 11 of 13 could make its task more difficult on Saturday, but Neasham “could not be happier” with the sun in Paris ($ 9), who had a gallop of the exhibition with Lilla on the Kensington track last week.

“I would like to have designed, but this has been his target for a long time, so it’s not as if there was another race next week,” said Neasham.

“This is its breed, among others, and who knows, it may not be the worst.

“Even he also designed, but Chad (Schofield) gave her a tour of a lap. He put it in a fantastic place, so everything will come to come, I suppose, lucky in the race, but if he manages to get it, he is quite good to win the race.

“We obviously saw her win the last preparation of the Champions Sprint, so I suppose, I hope it is a good road and can have some luck, and she will be there to fight the finish line. He has never raised a bad race.”

He said that the aged stake was a probably next target for the sun in Paris.

Neesham has the winner of the Port Lockro railway ($ 35) in the Mile Doncaster. He had two and a third length of the three -way finish in the George Ryder Stakes for the first time two weeks ago and will probably jump from Gate 10 on Saturday.

“It’s a nice draw for him, it’s a sort of sitting in midfield, so he should give Craig (Williams) options and 53.5 kg is beautiful,” he said.

“It was the first place in the George Ryder against the horses very good and fit, and there was no place to really hide, so we thought that we would simply take it hunting there.

“He had only had an official process, so obviously he would have made a natural improvement from the back-end of that, and must be a hope for each race in that race.

“He is a winner of group 1 over a mile, he has a nice appearance, he has a little residual fitness held by that countryside in Perth.

“It’s often one of those races in which you manage it 10 times, you get 10 different results, so we have a jockey who won it before. He knows how to win these big races.”

The Fermo Agreement ($ 23) gives the stable a live possibility in the 2 million dollar Australian derby (2400 m) by Gate Six, after his mammoth remained from the back on Tuesday’s field to get off from a short half -to -head in the Tulloch Stakes (2000m).

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Neasham was not surprised by the “Super Run” on a heavy track after opting to lose the Guinee of Rosehill and wait for the 2 Tulloch group, following a seventh of nine length in the Guinee of Randwick.

“We were able to see that the forecasts could get wet a little, and he experienced very well on a heavy surface, so I was actually quite confident that he would be bounced,” he said.

“I didn’t expect it to be so detached from the back of the field – surely a great task was set – but he shook the house, and in a certain sense, it was the perfect race to backup.

“He didn’t have a difficult race, he barely made a horse and stopped well. As soon as he returned home, his head was in the basket – you didn’t know he had a race.”