Three contenders for Price pair at Moruya meeting
The father-son training combination of Robert and Luke Price are set to play a strong role at Sunday’s Moruya meeting with three leading contenders competing.
The Kembla Grange-based Price stable will link up with jockey Brock Ryan, who will partner all three runners, starting with Cuban Rain in the Terracon Legal Class 1 Handicap (1010m).
Racing returns to Moruya on Sunday with an eight-race card.Credit: Getty
Cuban Rain, a filly with just 10 starts to her name, won her home race in June and continued her spell at the Moruya event for a third time in a trial behind subsequent winner Sea Admiral at Kembla Grange.
Zeema will represent Price stability when lined up in the Elders Real Estate Batemans Bay Super Maiden Plate (1300m).
Zeema, a daughter of Pierro, has qualified three times from 15 starts and continued her spell by finishing fourth at Kembla Grange in her last outing.
The stable’s third runner will be Jamarni in the Harcourts Batemans Bay Christmas Cup Benchmark 58 Handicap (1425m).
Jamarni has one win and four placings from 16 starts and finished fifth at the Hawkesbury when last produced. Prior to this he had finished third at Kembla Grange when continuing from a spell.
Ryan has two more rides in Moruya; The Garry Kirkup-trained Pink Lamborghini awaits in the Mogo Brew Crew Country Boosted Class 3 Handicap (1650m). The pink Lamborghini won the first race at Queanbeyan on its first start at Kirkup and qualified for the Moruya event after finishing seconds from the final start in Canberra.
Ryan finishes his day training with Iconic Treasure by Kerry Parker in the Tire Torque Narooma Cup (1300m).
