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29th January 2006, 12:44 AM

FremantleDoctor FremantleDoctor is offline

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Lark Hill Trials

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Originally Posted by FremantleDoctor

The most impressive trial winner at Lark Hill yesterday was the unbeaten 3YO colt Desiarnez.

The Neville Parnham trained galloper won easily in the 2nd fastest time of the day. Has had just the one official race start winning easily over 1000M at Belmont last October.

The fastest heat winner of the day was the handy country class mare Twin City Girl. She normally races well fresh so watch for her return.

Of the other heats unraced 2YO filly Sprintess and the unraced Fimiston stallion Reign Of Fire were both impressive.

Sprintess set for her race debut Bunbury R1 tomorrow

#4462

29th January 2006, 01:40 AM

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Eagle1,

Well done with the quartet in the 5th race, that's a great pick-up

Hope you had a biggy

#4463

29th January 2006, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Cheda

FLEMINGTON

RACE6

3 STRATTON PLACE
4 LIVE IN VAIN
12 SNAPPY TOM
10 THE LANZ
7 NIPS
1 ROMAN ARCH

1st 10 THE LANZ C NEWITT $29.90 $7.90
2nd 4 LIVE IN VAIN L NOLEN $1.70
Quinella
4-10 $62.80
Exacta
10-4 $331.20

Great effort Cheda! think you were on your lonesome (this forum) with that winner!!

#4464

29th January 2006, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by eagle1

The Pontiff returns today!

– should be nice and fresh and ready to go!!

Didn't take long for Paul Harvey to get amongst the winners again - a winning double and a 2nd. Winning doubles also to Jessica Valas and the very underrated Shaun McGruddy.

#4465

29th January 2006, 11:23 AM

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Lyrical Queen has always had above average ability and with blinkers added we saw the real Lyrical Queen yesterday. Stablemate Sir Chalmers also raced in blinkers first time yesterday. Didn't win as easily as Lyrical Queen but was almost as impressive lumping 58.5kg and coming from well back in the field.

Hope you all followed!

Lyrical Queen won easily again Ascot yesterday. Same race stablemate Sir Chalmers ran a very good 2nd. A well deserved result for trainer Barry Newhham!

#4466

29th January 2006, 11:54 AM

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grey matter

Silver Deck and Strawb Knows (2nd), Jay Marttiini and Tick Tock (3rd), Wool Zone (6th) and Heavy Handed (8th) make up the grey brigade at Bunbury today.

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29th January 2006, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SunsetCoast

Hope you all followed!

Lyrical Queen won easily again Ascot yesterday. Same race stablemate Sir Chalmers ran a very good 2nd. A well deserved result for trainer Barry Newhham!

I had Sir Chalmers rated on top but did save on Lyrical Queen. Boy those blinkers are really working for Lyrical Queen!!

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29th January 2006, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by purplepassion

1st 10 THE LANZ C NEWITT $29.90 $7.90
2nd 4 LIVE IN VAIN L NOLEN $1.70
Quinella
4-10 $62.80
Exacta
10-4 $331.20

Great effort Cheda! think you were on your lonesome (this forum) with that winner!!

And a great effort to get the first two Cheda! My assessments went out the door when the rain pelted down at Flemington. The only saver was a little EW It's Picnic in the last. Thought the last 'smelt' of a roughies result so quickly perused form of those over 20/1 and with some wet form. Didn't pick up It's Picnic first time around, the form guide didn't show any wet form for it, but on perusing another guide noted it ran 3rd in the slow at Sandown early 05 so included, thank goodness!! No doubt robbo was on board also, hey robbo?!

#4469

29th January 2006, 12:43 PM

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Bunbury Today

Weather: Fine Track: Good Rail: True

Scratchings:

CR 2 VINTRACK Tab No. 3
CR 3 TICK TOCK Tab No. 8
CR 4 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Tab No. 5
CR 5 HERMUNGUS Tab No. 2
CR 5 SEYMOUR BOY Tab No. 5
CR 6 EXCHEQUER Tab No. 1
CR 6 FRED WHO Tab No. 2
CR 7 MOULYINNING Tab No. 7
CR 7 MORDIALLOC Tab No. 9
CR 8 HEAVY HANDED Tab No. 9
CR 8 PRECIOUS RESOURCE Tab No. 10

#4470

29th January 2006, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by puntersteve

Steve, just out of interest, when you say " 'smelt' of a roughies result " what criteria did you use to classify the race as such?

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