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watsonnek 4th November 2005 01:30 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Chenille Prince
Winners of 2 other trials same day worth a mention.

Maiden 3YO Buttonhole pelted home from last and looked in great order, won’t stay a maiden for long and she should develop into a handy middle distance commodity.

The lightly raced Spin Silver has returned from a spell in fine fettle. He was very impressive leading all the way in his heat and won with plenty in reserve. Should measure up to city class.



Spin Silver!?? Never heard of it...but I'll look it up and jot it down for future ref ;)

westman 4th November 2005 01:40 PM

The Pontiff
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by westman
Well the pontiff did well with his small book - Diamond Grey won, the other 2 ran 2nd. :)



Well I'm starting to think Paul's suffering a bad case of BO! A quick glance show's he has only 5 rides on an 8 race program? Best is probably Manjar in the Fairetha.

westman 4th November 2005 01:44 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by grey sapphire
Ah come on sportsmad! he's only 10yrs old, not in wheelchair yet!! :)


You tell him grey sapphire! I was still winning on a horse called Grecian Vale (or something like that) going back a bit. From memory still winning in the city at 11 or 12 years young :)

puntersteve 4th November 2005 02:14 PM

grey matter
 
Triconya (1st), Our Grey Halo (2nd), Uncle Brian and Bay Of Smiles (4th), Electic (5th) and Snacking (7th) make up the grey brigade at Ascot tomorrow.

westman 4th November 2005 02:20 PM

The Fighting Tigress
 
Contrary to rumours trainer David Mueller has confirmed that a Railway Stakes start for Miss Andretti is not on the cards AT LEAST FOR THIS YEAR.

Although a 5YO The Fighting Tigress is very lightly raced and the trainer doesn’t think she would get to the mile in top class at this stage.

As a matter of interest if you take a close look at Miss Andretti’s bloodlines apart from her grandad Royal Academy she’s actually bred to be more of a stayer than a sprinter!

westman 4th November 2005 02:24 PM

the Grey Jane
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by puntersteve
Triconya (1st), Our Grey Halo (2nd), Uncle Brian and Bay Of Smiles (4th), Electic (5th) and Snacking (7th) make up the grey brigade at Ascot tomorrow.



No doubt you'll be cheering home Triconya in the Grey Jane Handicap steve?

puntersteve 4th November 2005 02:26 PM

go the greys!
 
YOU BETCHA! :D

puntersteve 4th November 2005 02:29 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by westman
Contrary to rumours trainer David Mueller has confirmed that a Railway Stakes start for Miss Andretti is not on the cards AT LEAST FOR THIS YEAR.

Although a 5YO The Fighting Tigress is very lightly raced and the trainer doesn’t think she would get to the mile in top class at this stage.

As a matter of interest if you take a close look at Miss Andretti’s bloodlines apart from her grandad Royal Academy she’s actually bred to be more of a stayer than a sprinter!



and I don't disagree with David Mueller one bit for ignoring the Railway Stakes for the tigress. Look how Elli was going this time last year and then how she performed in the Railway.

shaun1993 4th November 2005 04:00 PM

Royal Fire
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by shaun1993
On the subject of Lark Hill trials Monday former top 2YO Royal Fire did a solid job to beat a good field winning the 2nd last heat of the day. His best win as a 2YO was the listed Supremacy stakes beating Shout From Maroof who ran 2nd behind Diffraction in the Karrakatta Plate and raced with great success as Natural Blitz overseas winning 8 of 9 starts in Macau - the first 8 in succession! and also ran 3rd behind Silent Witness in the 2004 group1 Hong Kong sprint.

Royal Fire raced with moderate success over east in 2004 and returned to Perth early this year. Didn’t really fire (excuse the pun :) ) but has since been spelled and gelded (ouch!)

The runner-up to Royal Fire's in the trial is no slouch either - Great Nation, a winner of 8 from 11 who at his last start back in July won the listed Beaufine stakes beating Arctic Park.



Race 4 Ascot tomorow.

shaun1993 4th November 2005 04:11 PM

go the greys!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by puntersteve
YOU BETCHA! :D



Not surprised by that response steve ;) Good luck to the greys tomorrow!


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