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Sunshine Coast
8
55.0kg
-
1-24.88 600/36.67
800m: 8th 400m: 8th
Began awkwardly.
$2.50
9
56.5kg
0.80
800m: 10th 400m: 10th
$4.60
6
57.0kg
1.20
800m: 6th 400m: 6th
Raced greenly when racing in restricted room approaching the 200m to the inside of GYPSY MISS, which momentarily shifted in.
$7
4
2.50
800m: 2nd 400m: 3rd
Began awkwardly and lost ground. Became awkward near the 900m when racing to the inside of another runner. Brushed by another runner approaching the 800m and again became unbalanced. Held up rounding the home turn.
$5
7
55.5kg
5.00
800m: 4th 400m: 5th
Had to be steadied near the 100m after improving on to heels when laying in under pressure.
$10
1
6.30
800m: 1st 400m: 1st
Examined by the veterinary surgeon at the barriers at the request of its rider and was subsequently cleared to start. Jockey M. Hellyer reported at scale that due to HE’LL BE RIGHT racing fiercely outside his mount this caused his horse to overrace, and as a result had a detrimental effect on the gelding’s performance.
$8
2
54.5kg
6.80
800m: 9th 400m: 9th
Began awkwardly and lost considerable ground.
$26
3
7.60
800m: 7th 400m: 7th
Inclined to hang out rounding the home turn.
$31
10
54.0kg
9.90
800m: 3rd 400m: 2nd
The tongue-tie on the horse became displaced in the enclosure and had to be refitted at the barriers.
5
21.20
800m: 5th 400m: 4th
Jockey J. Missen reported that his mount was inclined to hang in throughout, proving difficult to ride in the early stages. He added that as a result he eased the horse out of the race near the 400m. A post race veterinary examination failed to reveal any significant abnormalities. Trainer G. Hardy reported that it was now his intention to retire the gelding, however was advised that the horse would be required to trial prior to its next race start should circumstances change.
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