Baker looks to spring targets after Robusto rises to Winter Challenge

The $ 12 Sportsbet chance overcomes Sprinter, who was trained by Joe Pride, who made life difficult for him and Jockey Tom Sherry.

Warwick watched a 17 -week spell in Farm and a heavy win with 61 kilograms before a trial. The five -year -old child now has seven wins and 15 placement from 36 beginnings.

“This is not one of the million dollars of horses, but only with its owners, it was raised in a back paddock and it could be great and these stories could be,” Little said.

“I will continue with it, and I hope, maybe in the listed class, there are a few races he can compete.”

It was a part of a treble for Sherry, who previously won in Yoshinobu, who was previously trained by Annabel and Rob Archibald. Sherry finished victory at the King of Roseau, trained by Peter Snowden.

Storm The Ramparts’ Jockey Reece Jones was fined $ 400 for a heard obscene in the scale area after the defeat. He said his frustrations were boiling and the violation was characterless. He said that he was “absolutely beaten” by racing goers on the road.

Lucky for the rope is moving away

Jockey Josh Parr labeled the Wayward Country Galloper Motorway strip as “dangerous ında in the autumn of the apprentice Anna Roper and Rob AgNew trained pony soprano in Rosehill.

Ropeer, who was standing by the club doctor from the rest of the day, was lucky to move away from autumn. Pony Soprano seemed to escape serious injuries.

When the highway strip trained by Danny Williams changed, when the Rope was forced to assemble the assembly to the heels of failure, the couple approached the 750m sign of the 1100m highway handicap.

Roper said that Highway Strip was competing inside him, and he believed that the decline had come from a combination of a combination and never interrupted.

Parr said that the horse expressed disappointment against the barn about the bad racing manners and said, “I didn’t feel that I control the control of that horse at any point”.

“There was no response from any command I gave him, and I would go so far to say that it was a dangerous horse,” Parr said.

The racing favorite highway lane stuck to the turn, but finished fourth.

The Motorway Strip was previously sent back to trials for bad racing manners, and Williams said that on January 25, Randwick has been working well since the last second second.

The three -year -old Shropshire Lad ($ 8.50) won the race and passed for the first highway win.

Knights armor

Knights Armor, Braidwood cattle farmer and hobby instructor Ross Lavis and Swedish apprentice Rebecca Bronett Prague provided a career emphasis.

Bronett Prague competed in the second highest point of the Knights Armor ($ 12) in the 2400 -meter handicap before cutting the corner with an inner run on the house bend. The only Horse Lavis trains knights armor, the good joke in the face of a half -length victory in the face of the economic trip in the best way.

Lavis said, “I was trying his heart and I knew 2400, he wouldn’t worry.”

Bronett Prague, who came to Australia as young, scored the first subway win with Knights armor.

Maer 2o scores Surprise

Without Peer, Ciaron Maer will compete in the spring after a surprise win at Rosehill on Saturday.

Pierata Gelding, who came out of two not placed two attempts, was a chance of a $ 12, and he was close to the end of the 1200 -meter two -year handicap before throwing the center of the runway to hold Jockey Chad Schofield’s spice shrimp with a short neck.

Maer Assistant coach Johann Gerard-Dubord said the win was “a little surprised us”.

Gerard-Dubord said, “He’s a castrated animal, so we’ll only go through the notes with him, and we’ll be wasted that his running is moving towards the spring.”

“He has a lot of talent, but he is still very raw and we saw it in the first place in both trials.

Orum I don’t think the deepest two -year -old Saturday race, so he ran today.

“We felt that 1200 around Rosehill would be a very good starting point. We just wanted it to have a good experience.

“Still doing a few things, so I think there’s much more.”

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Great talent on the way to success

Prime Minister instructor Chris Waller is waiting for Useapin to start after being late to be second in Rosehill on Saturday.

The three -year -old girl of Waller’s Everest winner fought a dollar spell trained by Scott Singleton to demand more than 1200 meters comparison for Fills and Mare. The 14th was a second effort from Dollar Magic.

Waller expected more success after Useapin’s fourth victory at the beginning.

“A long flat and zac [Lloyd] He took him into the air in abundance, but he seemed to be vulnerable to 200 to go, but he did enough, and the last bit was brave, Wal Waller said.

“He is a great girl and always promised us, but this great dimension struggled to bring together every beginning, but it should spend six months.”