Maiden Of The Week
Seas No Limit (NZ) 3 g Ocean Park – Boundless by Van Nistelrooy
Having just his second start, Seas No Limit finished strongly over the final 250 metres to score by three quarters of a length on a surface he did not particularly enjoy, according to his rider Linda Meech. The three-year-old gelding sat back of midfield, one off the fence for most of the journey and appeared... Read More
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Peaceful (NZ) 2 f Savabeel – Paloma by Mossman
On her fifth career start, Peaceful proved too strong for her rivals to seal both her maiden win and maiden stakes win at Te Rapa last Saturday. She was one of the first away, however jockey Matt Cameron eased her back to settle fifth, one off the rail. She crept a shade closer passing the... Read More
Commander (AUS) 2 g Pierro – Ephemera by More Than Ready
A strong second at Warwick Farm over 1400 metres at his previous start, Commander jumped to stakes company with a very convincing win here in career start three. He sat a distant second, one off the fence down the back with jockey Dean Yendall content to let the pacemaker roll along then moved much closer... Read More
Seasons (AUS) 3 f Sebring – Acouplamas by Al Maher
Seasons had shown plenty of promise with a pair of seconds at her first two outings and broke through for a promising first win this week. She began well and was settled in third place under Tim Clark, tracking the leaders, before moving up to the front on straightening. She then went on to score... Read More
Pedicel (AUS) 2 f Redoute’s Choice – Cleanup by Dehere
Having her first start, Pedicel was eased from barrier nine and settled back in sixth place by James McDonald. The filly had to be coaxed along due to the quick early tempo before improving nearing the home turn. She responded well, hitting the front at the 100 metre mark and fought back for a head... Read More
Duality (AUS) 3 g Toorak Toff – Noisy Feet by Tapit
Promising three-year-old Duality (Toorak Toff) followed up his second on debut in a 3YO Maiden (1225m) at Geelong on 29 April with an eye-catching win at Sandown Hillside on Wednesday. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained gelding showed good pace from his wide barrier in 14 under jockey Stephen Baster and he was soon able... Read More