Gollan hopes sun finally shines on talented Castillian
The leading Brisbane instructor Tony Gollan will make a raid on Thursday, when the talented potential customer Casillian was ranked at the Riverview Hotel Murwillumbah Cup (1550m) of $ 85,000.
Gollan, due to the larger wetness to the race after the race after the postponement of the race after the deferment of Casillian aimed at the activity of the great dance.
Brisbane instructor Tony Gollan has high hopes for Casillian.Credit: Pat Scala
The Murwillumbah track was still heavy on Wednesday, but it is waiting for Casillian to adapt to the conditions and continue to run a good form.
“It was placed in two of the four heavy roads,” he said, from a six -year -old Casillian
Incanto, which won five of 33, starts with 10 old placements per.
“The three wins were on soft roads, so we know that it was better than these conditions.”
Casillian went back to the last one second in Doomben and Ipswich in Doomben.
Murwillumbah Cup rival super duck.
Gollan, “the form was very good, so the Murwillumbah Cup deserves the chance,” he said.
“Angela Jones was on it at the last two beginnings and he knew him well. Angela would stick to Murwillumbah in Murwillumbah and he was well withdrawn to get the race from the second Gate to run.”
Casillian will be the only runner for goals in Murwillumbah and the only journey for Jones.
They will be deported by the apprentice Jett Newman in the form of grumpy Harry, and the local instructor Matthew Dunn, the local instructor Matthew Dunn, who has the services of Jockey Jake Bayliss.
