Pharoazano prepared to keep the promise to Dubbo
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The midnight affair based in Queanbeyan is another contender, attracted in depth in its preparation; While outside the market, the exciting four -year Egyptologist resumes two tests for the Brett Thompson stable in Gulgong.
The meeting should be managed on a good surface 4 begins a great week for the Dubbo Club.
The meeting of Saturday’s next feature film is named after the Queen of the West, a rendering of the BM 82 accounts over 1200 m for the pulleys and mares.
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Full -shaped replay available on racincnsw.com.au
Return of J-Mac to make the upload of medal late
Craig Kerry
Tyler Schiller and Jason Collett led the number of medals of Nathan Berry out of five points after the first day of the Randwick championships, but face a strong challenge from James McDonald next Saturday.
Collett’s points come from his victory by Doncaster Mile on magnetic stefs and second on a state visit in the Sires stakes. Schiller won the TJ Smith Stakes in Briasa and was second with Fermo Agreement in the Australian Derby.
Tim Clark, who rides the favorite of the Sydney Cup Alalcance next Saturday, was the next best in four from seconds in Lisztomania in the final of the country championships and the real patronage in Doncaster.
McDonald was in Meydan, where the romantic warrior ridden second in the turf of Dubai, but it seems ready to pilot great possibilities, such as via Sistina (Regina Elizabeth Stakes), Fangirl (Queen of the Turf) and Autumn Glow (Arrowfield Sprint), the second and last day of the medical race in Randwick. The points are available in seven of the 10 races next Saturday.
Waller to have at least one oak ride
Craig Kerry
The master coach Chris Waller will have at least one challenger to the Victorian star Treasurethe Moment in group 1 Australian Oaks (2400m) next Saturday.
Waller won the Australian Derby with the Aeliana foal and group 3 Adrian Knox Stakes with Belle Detelle on Saturday in Randwick, however he said that both were unlikely to backup the $ 1 million oaks on the track on the second day of the championships.
Waller, however, has a recent addition Leica Lucy ready to contest the race. Trained by Robbie Patterson, Leica Lucy has won six of seven departures in New Zealand, including the Oaks of Group 1 at her latest start on March 22, before coming to Waller in Sydney.
Leica Lucy was a possibility of $ 8 Sportsbet for the Australian Oaks, where Treasurethe Moment was the favorite of $ 1.70.
