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R6. Auto Classic Bmw-w.a. Sires' Produce Stakes - 1 January 1970
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Pike Power
Not a lot separates the top 3 selections in Saul's Special, Spangled Impact and Whispering Brook so the fact that Saul's Special has the services of the States premier hoop in W.Pike makes him the on-topper. Saul's Special was heavily supported in betting in the Karrakatta Plate and ran a very handy race, savaging the line once he saw day-light. Ran through the line very well suggesting another furlong would be to his liking and as long as Pikey can weave some of his magic from the fence he should go very close to bagging yet another feature race win. Spangled Impact has never finished outside the top 2 in her career and there is nothing to suggest that record will be tarnished in the Sires Produce. Her run in the Karrakatta was enormous, settling at the rear after being restrained early and rounding the field from near last to finish a close up second. Whispering Brook should lead again and is the winner of 4 from 4 and over half a million dollars. If she can get a soft sectional mid-race then she'll see out 1400m and could easily kill them.
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thefalcon 18 Apr | Posts: 20211
dungy, Melbourne spring is a time to hobnob, visit family etc all at owners expense.one perth trainer always manages to get a freebie each year.....
dungy 17 Apr | Posts: 9217
Whispering Brook to Melbourne for the Spring the horse ran a good strong 1400m on Saturday does Miller not relise there is a 1600m 3 yold Guineaus here on super Saturday worth half million ?? plus all the lead up races its differant if there are no optio...
Yankee 17 Apr | Posts: 267
No mention of recoiled i thought it had broken down could barely get around the bend.
hash 17 Apr | Posts: 7333
agree they went too hard upfront, just look at the second last and last horse before the bend and where they finished, Culverin & KOK flew home into the placings, that wouldn't have been possible if the pace upfront wasn't so hot
therealkramer 17 Apr | Posts: 7932
Poor old Aussieredheads ohhh his man Carvery just pushed the button a bit to early and got collard by the master Bit harsh there I reckon. I think he went for home when he had to and Who Dat Singa(last 600m: 35.94) has just got tired the last 50-100m. T...
dungy 17 Apr | Posts: 9217
Poor old Aussieredheads ohhh his man Carvery just pushed the button a bit to early and got collard by the master Bit harsh there I reckon. I think he went for home when he had to and Who Dat Singa(last 600m: 35.94) has just got tired the last 50-100m. T...
hash 16 Apr | Posts: 7333
@Hash didn't think he exploded home last run did he ? Blimey I can't remember!! Thought today might be his day but not to be. his run before yesterday was the one that sucked the punters in and tes your right he did drift before the jump, the money t...
therealkramer 16 Apr | Posts: 7932
Poor old Aussieredheads ohhh his man Carvery just pushed the button a bit to early and got collard by the master Bit harsh there I reckon. I think he went for home when he had to and Who Dat Singa(last 600m: 35.94) has just got tired the last 50-100m. T...
dungy 16 Apr | Posts: 9217
knocked back, dungy? didn't he fail a vet examination..or something close to it? knocked back, dungy? didn't he fail a vet examination..or something close to it? I thought they decided to keep the horse I remember it had a paddock accident
Ridersonthestorm33 16 Apr | Posts: 10449
As somebody mentioned earlier KOK fair dinkum dawdled out of the barriers.The new whip rules may not suit a horse like him. He needs stoking up! Former great jockey Rod Kemp would be a perfect fit to ride.