Brad Brings Up 200
Fresh after bringing up winner number 200 for the season, Brad Rawiller became the first jockey to ride 200 winners in his home state of Victoria in a season yesterday when he booted home Tictacs in a six-length romp at Ararat. The win took his tally to 203 Australia wide and he is now 20 winners shy of equalling Allan Robinson's Australian riding record of 223, set in the 2005/2006 season. Over the first 11 months of the season, Rawiller has averaged 20 winners a month but during June he rode 26 winners bringing the record into reach with a full month to go. Back in May, Rawiller broke Nick Ryan’s Victorian riding record of 165 winners set in the 2004/05 season.

Bowman On Holidays
Four winners and a six meeting suspension summed up top jockey Hugh Bowman’s Wednesday at Canterbury. The suspension has cost Bowman the Queensland Derby mount aboard the Bart Cummings-trained Moatize, currently the $3.20 favourite, but his partnership with another of Cummings up and coming gallopers, Kroner, was the highlight on a mixed day for the hoop. Bowman and Kroner made light work of the Rosehill Gardens Events Centre Handicap (1100m). Traveling just off the speed, Kroner quickly put paid to his rivals in the straight to win by two lengths. “He’s a promising horse and will improve with the run,” Bowman said. “He has a bright future.” For master trainer Bart Cummings it will be one step at a time for Kroner and he indicated he wouldn’t be in a hurry to tackle stakes level with the talented colt. “He was being set for the Caulfield Guineas but EI put an end to that,” he said. “There is no rush with him now and we’ll just take him along quietly. “I think he will develop into an ideal mile and a quarter horse with a bit more time.” After the win by Kroner, Cummings attention quickly turned to Bowman’s availability for Saturday’s week’s three-year-old classic. “Steps will be taken to overcome the deficiency,” Cummings replied when asked if there was a jockey ready to replace Bowman. Cummings then said to Bowman, “where are you going on your holidays?” Earlier in the day Bowman’s first three winners were Snow Alert for Chris Waller, Lustre Lady for John O’Shea and Swat for Allan Denham. It was Bowman’s steering aboard the heavily backed Lustre Lady that put the hoop in hot water with stewards. Nearing the 200 metres, stewards found Bowman directed his mount in causing Snow Venture, ridden by Corey Brown to be taken in causing Jeff Lloyd aboard Graced to check before the filly blundered and nearly fell. After challenging the stewards view, early in the hearing, that Jeff Lloyd had established himself into the run, Bowman pleaded guilty to the charge and was slapped with a six meeting ban from Sunday June 1 until Friday June 13.

Nikolic Out Again
On his first day back at the office after serving a suspension, jockey Dan Nikolic was again in hot water and stewards rubbed him out for another six meetings. In the www.attheraces.com.au Maiden Plate, Nikolic was aboard the Peter Snowden-trained Rain Strike and stewards found near the 800m, Nikolic allowed his mount to shift in when not clear of Nash Rawiller aboard Natmana causing that horse to be checked. Nikolic pleased not guilty to the charge claiming the horse wanted to lay in and he had made two attempts to drag the horse out off Rawiller’s mount. But stewards sustained the charge and put Nikolic back on the sidelines from May 25 until Stradbroke Handicap day on June 6 where he is likely to ride either El Cambio or Double Dare in the $1million feature handicap. When handing down the penalty acting Chairman of Stewards Steve Railton grilled the clearly disappointed Nikolic over his recent riding record that has seen him suspended four times in the past 12 months. “You have to take stock,” Railton said. “The amount of suspensions you have had recently is not good enough for a rider of your calibre. “You have to lift your game.” Nikolic was undecided if he would appeal the suspension.

Jumps Jockey Outed
RVL Stewards today concluded their inquiry into the reason why licensed cross country rider Mr B Constable left the racecourse at Sandown on 14 th May 2008, after being requested by the Stewards to provide a urine sample before leaving the course. Mr B Constable was subsequently found guilty of breaching the provisions of AR81A(1)(b) for failing to deliver a sample as directed by the Stewards to do so, after competing in race 1, the Redleap Steeplechase conducted at the Sandown meeting on Wednesday 14 th May. In assessing penalty the Stewards took into account that Mr Constable has previously breached this particular rule and also in the past had breached drug related rules after having supplied a sample that detected a banned substance and on another occasion for attempting to substitute a urine sample. Mr B Constable had his license suspended from riding in trackwork, trials and in races for a period of six months, effective immediately. Mr Constable was also advised any application to renew his license in the 2008/2009 season would have to be supported with a negative finding of a urine sample supplied by him. On Friday 16 th May 2008 Stewards advised trainer Mr B Cozamanis that charges had been issued against him under the provisions of AR.178 for presenting Grand Duels at Flemington on the 19 th January 2008 for the purpose of engaging in race 7, the RDA Victoria Stakes, for which it was successful. A urine sample taken from Grand Duels after the race detected the prohibited substance Boldenone. This matter will be heard by the RADB at a time and date to be fixed

Sebring Sold
The owners of Australia’s champion two-year-old Sebring have sold a controlling interest to Widden Stud for a figure that values the colt at $30 million. The son of More Than Ready won his first five starts with his victories including the memorable performance in the Golden Slipper and he backed that up with his Sires Produce Stakes win before tasting defeat in the Champagne Stakes when finishing just shy of collecting the 2YO Triple Crown with a brave second to Samantha Miss. “He is the most sought after stallion prospects to emerge in a very long time and we are thrilled that his owners have chosen Widden as the farm to give their horse the best possible home and opportunity of succeeding at stud,” said Antony Thompson from Widden. “Sebring will be the fifth Golden Slipper winner, Australia’s Sire making race to stand at Widden, following in the illustrious footsteps of Todman, Vain and Marscay – all champion sires in their own right - as well as the 2005 winner Stratum.” Purchased at the Magic Millions sale for $130,000, Sebring has proved to be a major windfall for his owners with career racetrack earnings totaling over $2.5 million before his purchase by Widden that will see him head to stud at the end of his three-year-old season. “We received offers from any number of major studs, but after considering all the many and varied alternatives it was agreed that Widden offered us the best opportunity to pursue our goals with Sebring on the racetrack and at the same time ensure his future at stud,” said part-owner James Hazzisevastos.

Apache Wins BTC Cup
Apache Cat had to show all of the fighting qualities that have endeared him to the racing public before taking out the Group I Jacob’s Creek Sparkling BTC Cup over 1200 metres at Doomben on Saturday. The five-year-old jumped very smartly from the barriers and settled behind the pacemakers, Dance the Waves and Swiss Ace before Brown asked the $1.30 favourite for the supreme effort soon after straightening. Damien Oliver on Vormista ($8) looked set to spoil the party for the people’s champion when she made her run with Apache Cat. They raced tightly for a dozen strides passing the 150 metre mark, mainly caused by Swiss Ace shifting out under pressure at that point. Oliver viewed the Stewards patrol footage of the race before deciding not to lodge an objection. The margin of a neck, the fact that Swiss Ace contributed to the interference and Apache Cat holding Vormista on the line would have no doubt contributed to Oliver’s decision not to protest. Swiss Ace ($10) battled on fairly, although outclassed in the straight, to hold on to third, a length behind the first two placegetters. Winning trainer Greg Eurell said after the race that Apache Cat thrived on the lighter preparations that he now raced on. “He seems to enjoy the two and three run preparations that he has now, he’s always raced well fresh and we’ll give him one more run (in the Doomben 10,000) before putting him out again,” he said. Apache Cat would be forced to race on a light preparation in a similar vein to Miss Andretti after notching his fourteenth Stakes win and his fifth Group One win, as handicap racing would no longer be an option. “He’s a great horse and four group ones in a row is a terrific effort and we’ve got one to go,” Eurell said Aside from Apache Cat and Vormista, there were some other runs to take note of, Swick ($8) from the Bart Cummings yard, got home well over the last 150 metres for fourth. Dance The Waves, trained by Gillian Heinrich led the field up at a reasonable pace, he held on well while racing way out of his right class. His effort to finish fourth stamped him as one to follow in a lesser race such as the Lightning Stakes at Eagle Farm over the carnival.

Ric Does Fulmonti
Ric McMahon celebrated a return from a horrific fall in the sweetest possible manner after bringing Fulmonti with a well-timed run to score in the Group III Brisbane Riverview Hotel Chairman’s Handicap (2020m) at Doomben on Saturday. McMahon returned to race-riding yesterday at Mackay as a senior jockey after suffering a badly broken leg in a fall while still an apprentice at Doomben on February 12. The win of Fulmonti was also a breakthrough for winning trainer Chris Jordan, with the win being a career highlight and was only the Doomben trainer’s third winner this season. Fulmonti ($6) settled at the rear of midfield behind a muddling speed before unleashing a thunderous finishing burst to win by a half length from Diamondsondinside ($9) with a further length back to the $4.80 favourite Legendary Man. Legendary Man was given the sweetest ride possible by Corey Brown and the only thing that the top Sydney rider didn’t do was get off and carry the gelding. Fulmonti would now have to be considered a live chance in the Brisbane Cup after taking his record to seven wins from 33 starts with a bankroll of $304,000. Whilst Saturday’s win was Fulmonti’s first win outside restricted grade, it also took Fulmonti’s record at distances further than 1800 metres to four wins from five attempts. With Fulmonti’s sire being the staying sire Montjeu and being out of a Grosvenor mare, Grosvenor’s Pride, the five-year-old gelding will have no trouble with the 2400 metres of the Brisbane Cup.

Colt Brings 2.2mil
Trainer Anthony Cummings saw off a gaggle of international buyers to secure Yarraman Park Stud’s highly prized brother to champion Alinghi for $2,200,000 on the second day of the Easter Yearling sale. “I thought he was the pick of the colts,” said Cummings. “His type and pedigree – it just works. “He’s a lot in the mould of Alinghi. When questioned on how high he was prepared to go, Cummings indicated he had something left. “We valued him very highly, there was a bit more in the tank” Cummings said. “He has the body shape of a 2yo however regardless whether he is a 2yo or 3yo he will make the grade”. Cummings said the son of Encosta le Lago was his ninth purchase of the sale to date but added “you never count your cash until the card game is over”. Big spending Nathan Tinkler of Patinack Farm had been noticeably quiet on the second day and Cummings indicated a syndicate had been formed to race the colt.. “Nathan might make up part of the syndicate but there are other clients involved,” Cummings revealed. The bay colt is the sixth foal of Yarraman Park’s money making machine Oceanfast. Last year a full-sister was purchased for $1.4 milliom by Tim Stakemire. Another sister made a record $2.6 million to the bid of Demi O’Byrne in 2006. A colt by King Charlemagne made $525,000 to the bid of Tim Stakemire in 2005 while Grant Prichard Gordon secured the stakes-paced Encosta de Lago filly for $375,000 in 2005. All this on the back of four time Group 1 winner Alinghi, who was purchased at the Premier Sale in Melbourne by Slade Bloodstock for $80,000 in what looks the bargain of the age.

Boss Back For Slipper
Three-time Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Glenn Boss will be the latest overseas-based Australian rider to return to Sydney to chase autumn carnival riches. Boss has already taken Golden Slipper day bookings for the John O’Shea-trained Like Me Wild and Jordan Valley. O’Shea is hoping Like Me Wild can scrape into the Coolmore Classic field after her pleasing run in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes while Jordan Valley continues his progress towards the AJC Australian Derby in the Tulloch stakes. Boss will be hoping to follow the lead of fellow Hong Kong-based hoop Darren Beadman. Beadman dominated Saturday’s Canterbury meeting, riding three winners including Ranvet Stakes heroine Tuesday Joy. Boss and O’Shea teamed up to provide a formidable combination when the jockey was based in Sydney before his Hong Kong departure last year. The jockey was the regular rider of Racing To Win, the four-time Group winner trained by O’Shea. For all the latest news from the John O’Shea stable, click here.

Js Parr For The Course
Sydney apprentice John Parr’s move to Crown Lodge was today vindicated when he booted home Falaise for his biggest career win in the $140,000 G3 Showcase Jewellers Newmarket Handicap (1400m) at Newcastle’s Broadmeadow track today. Parr joined the Peter Snowden stable back in February and has ridden a number of winners in the all cerise since but a suspension to Dan Nikolic gave the likeable apprentice his opportunity today, which he grabbed with open arms. After travelling behind a hot speed set by Soiled and Element, Parr waited patiently for the rails run and when it presented he booted the underrated Falaise ($7.50) through the opening and he did the rest to win by a head. The fast finishing German Chocolate ($7) grabbed second on the line but with a clear run in the straight he may have been able to reverse the result. A short head back in third was Friday Creek ($5.50), which was given the run of the race by Hugh Bowman before shooting to the front on straightening but was run down in the shadows of the post while the unplaced favourite was Fighting Fund ($4.80). The race was run in track and race record of 1.21.57 secs, 0.38 secs quicker than the previous record set by Hey Pronto in 2002. The final 600 metres was covered in 34.58. Today’s victory took Falaise’s record to eight wins from 28 starts and his career earnings have escalated to $529,940. Falaise is a five-year-old gelding by Grand Lodge (IRE) out of Perle by Night Shift (USA).

Karasi To Retire At Home
Karasi’s bid to win his fourth straight Nakayama Grand Jump is over after the 13-year-old damaged a tendon at trackwork in Japan. The Kahyasi gelding faltered, under race jockey Brett Scott, a short distance from the end of his workout and was found to be lame when inspected after cooling down The grand steeplechaser was immediately retired by connections and will return to Australia as soon as possible. Karasi was best known as a jumper, winning nine of his fifteen jumps starts, including three wins in the Nakayama Grand Jump, but was also a handy flat performer for David Hall. Karasi won the Geelong Cup, placed second in the Adelaide Cup and third in two Brisbane Cups and finished fourth in the 2001 Melbourne Cup won by Ethereal. In a career spanning 97 starts, the big-hearted bay won 16 races and over 3.7 million dollars in prizemoney under the care of trainers David Hall and Eric Musgrove to whom he gave magnificent service.

Augusta To Rest
Magic Millions heroine Augusta Proud will not race again as a 2YO following her win in yesterday’s $1.5m Gold Coast scanter. Trainer Leon MacDonald reports that the filly jarred up after her gut-wrenching win yesterday which left connections no option but to abandon Golden Slipper aspirations. Augusta Proud was not a Slipper entry. Sadly, the setback means Claire Lindrop, the first female rider to land the Magic Millions 2YO, forgoes her chance to be the first lady to ride a Slipper winner.

Boil Over
The Golden Slipper aspirations of boom juvenile De Lightning Ridge took a battering in today’s $200,000 Listed AAMI Black Opal Stakes (1200m) when she battled into third place behind the Neville Layt-trained Sarthemare. Sarthemare, which had be beaten by a combined 12 lengths by De Lightning Ridge at her only two starts, never gave her rivals a look in, leading all the way, at the juicy odds of $51. Expected to make it three wins from three starts, De Lightning Ridge, was sent out an odds-on elect but her supporters were instantly concerns when she was beaten for speed early and settled back near the tail of the field. In the straight, De Lightning Ridge, made up some ground but was never a winning chance. TAB Sportsbet reacted quickly to the filly's disappointing performance rolling her price out to $35. Splitting the fillies in second place was the Gary Portelli-trained Typhoon’s Fury who was taking ground from the winner over the final 200 metres but to no avail after giving away too bigger start entering the straight. Sarthemare 54kg ($51) (T.Angland a) defeated Typhoon’s Fury 56kg ($4.40) (J.Lloyd) by three quarters of a length with De Lightning Ridge 54kg ($1.80) (K.Sweeney) a further three lengths back in third. The 1200 metre journey was run in 1.11.57 with the final 600 metres covered in 35.01 [hand timed]. Earlier in the day, De Lightning Ridge’s trainer Keith Dryden experienced some joy when his gun sprinting mare Coolroom Candidate ($2.40) returned from a spell in fine style unleashing a withering burst from the tail of the field to claim the Myer – Camarena Quality over 1000 metres. The Bill Prain-trained My Lady’s Chamber ($13) made a welcome return to form with a last to first romp in the $85,000 Listed Elvin Group – National Sprint (1400m). The runner-up in last season’s G1 Flight Stakes, My Lady’s Chamber was four times stakes placed but had only registered the one victory prior to today. In the MTA – Canberra Guineas (1600m) the Rick Worthington-trained Steel Giant ($4) recorded an impressive victory and remains on target for his autumn campaign that will see him head to Sydney for a tilt at the three-year-old Triple Crown commencing with the G1 Randwick Guineas (1600m) on March 29.

Stathi In Trouble
Queensland jockey Stathi Katsidis has been charged with illegal drug possession, according to overnight media reports. He was also charged with driving with an excessive alcohol limit. Katsidis was stopped by Toowoomba police on Saturday night – just hours after riding beaten favourite Gold Edition in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington. He has battled weight problems in recent seasons and late last year was suspended by Victorian stewards after pleading guilty to using a banned appetite suppressant. In 2006 he was out of racing for three months after failing to provide stewards with a urine sample.

The Trials
Race 1 : OPEN BT : 1250 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 8:30am Horse Trainer 1.ACCUMULATE (NZ) Bart Cummings 2.ANWAAR Gai Waterhouse 3.CHELMSFORD Graeme Rogerson 4.FLAWLESS CHOICE Gai Waterhouse 5.GRESFORD GIRL (NZ) Jason McLachlan 6.KISHKAT Gai Waterhouse 7.PITA HAPA (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 8.SECRECY Gregory Hickman 9.ZAZABEAU (NZ) Bart Cummings 10.ZEDMATIC Graeme Rogerson [top] Race 2 : OPEN BT : 1250 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 8:42am Horse Trainer 1.CALDESI David Mills 2.FIANCHETTO (NZ) Bart Cummings 3.FLAMING Gai Waterhouse 4.MONTY'S BOY (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 5.NOVARESE Mauro Poletti 6.QUEEN'S KISS Gai Waterhouse 7.SIR JAMES (NZ) Bart Cummings 8.SUMAC Kevin Moses 9.THUNDER AND RAIN Graeme Rogerson 10.ULTIMATE RISK Gai Waterhouse [top] Race 3 : 2YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Two-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 8:54am Horse Trainer 1.CLARITY Graeme Rogerson 2.ELUSIVE GIFT (NZ) David Payne 3.SNEAK HOME John Steinmetz 4.SPECIAL MENTION Grahame Begg 5.STRIPPER David Payne 6.SUCCESSABLE Kevin Moses 7.TOP CUBAN Graeme Rogerson [top] Race 4 : 2YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Two-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 9:06am Horse Trainer 1.ANATOMICA Joseph Pride 2.LONGGRAIN Jim Lee 3.MEGA FLIGHT Patrick Webster 4.MONTANA FLYER Gai Waterhouse 5.ROSE AMONG THORNS (NZ) David Payne 6.THEY TELL ME SO (NZ) Graeme Rogerson [top] Race 5 : 2YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Two-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 9:18am Horse Trainer 1.BACK OFF Grahame Begg 2.BUDABAR Jim Lee 3.DANCE AT MIDNIGHT Graeme Rogerson 4.EMPEROR BONAPARTE (NZ) David Payne 5.FLAMING BOLT David Payne 6.RHODES TO GLORY Jim Lee [top] Race 6 : 2YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Two-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 9:30am Horse Trainer 1.FAILONGE Jim Lee 2.MING HOI TREASURE David Payne 3.ORCA Guy Walter 4.PLEASE ACT Jim Lee 5.SNOBERG David Payne 6.SOULIMA Patrick Webster [top] Race 7 : OPEN BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. . Race Time: 9:42am Horse Trainer 1.CARNEGIE HOUSE Anthony Cummings 2.CEDAR MANOR (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 3.EMPIRES CHOICE (NZ) Bart Cummings 4.FALAISE Peter Snowden 5.FIGHTING FUND Guy Walter 6.FIVE WAYS Gai Waterhouse 7.HADAAF Joseph Pride 8.RACING TO WIN John O'Shea [top] Race 8 : OPEN BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 9:54am Horse Trainer 1.BLESSUS Bart Cummings 2.BOBADAH Guy Walter 3.CUBBIE Ray O'Sullivan 4.DELORAINE Anthony Cummings 5.JUST MAMBO John O'Shea 6.KOSI BAY (NZ) Bart Cummings 7.SAINT'S REVIEW (IRE) Jason McLachlan 8.SALI'S SUCCESS Mauro Poletti 9.THE SQUAWKER Gregory Hickman [top] Race 9 : OPEN BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 10:06am Horse Trainer 1.CRESTA RUN Bart Cummings 2.CUTTING IN Joseph Pride 3.DEXTRUS Guy Walter 4.DIATREME Robert Pearse 5.FLYING ALPHA John O'Shea 6.FOORAM (NZ) John O'Shea 7.GOLDLAGO Anthony Cummings 8.POSADAS Peter Snowden 9.RUBY BRE Ron Quinton [top] Race 10 : OPEN BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 10:18am Horse Trainer 1.FRIDAY CREEK John O'Shea 2.GLACIER Robert Pearse 3.KARALEE Joseph Pride 4.LIKE ME WILD (NZ) John O'Shea 5.MI CASA Bart Cummings 6.NERVATE Guy Walter 7.SPY ZAIM Guy Walter 8.SWISSAC Bart Cummings [top] Race 11 : OPEN BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards. Race Time: 10:30am Horse Trainer 1.AIR RAID Kevin Moses 2.GUNNADOIT Les Bridge 3.HIGH CEE (NZ) Bart Cummings 4.KING'S FIRST Bart Cummings 5.PERFECT DROP Guy Walter 6.SERIOUS HEAT Joseph Pride 7.TWIN WING (NZ) Guy Walter 8.VAL DE LOIRE (NZ) John O'Shea [top] Race 12 : 3YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 10:42am Horse Trainer 1.AFROTHITI Guy Walter 2.CAJOU Peter Snowden 3.CANTSHE Adam Spitzer 4.ENJOY (NZ) John O'Shea 5.JOZI Kevin Moses 6.LA JEUNE FILLE John O'Shea 7.RICH RANSOM Anthony Cummings 8.RITE OF PASSAGE Anthony Cummings 9.ROYAL EMERGER Guy Walter [top] Race 13 : 3YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 10:54am Horse Trainer 1.CAMARILLA Peter Snowden 2.CHOISIE Anthony Cummings 3.CONTENTED John O'Shea 4.DANE FONTAINE Guy Walter 5.I HAVE NO FEAR John O'Shea 6.KEIKI Gai Waterhouse 7.MIMI LEBROCK Bart Cummings 8.RUBIROSE Kevin Moses 9.SMARTY JANE Adam Spitzer [top] Race 14 : 3YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 11:06am Horse Trainer 1.FANTENE Grahame Begg 2.HIGH SPIRE Joseph Pride 3.NEW YORK DELIGHT (NZ) John O'Shea 4.OCCURRENCE Bart Cummings 5.PARTY CROWD Guy Walter 6.PLAN OF ATTACK Kevin Moses 7.SALON LUMIERE Anthony Cummings 8.ZEPHYRIA (NZ) John O'Shea [top] Race 15 : 3YO FILLIES BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Fillies. Race Time: 11:18am Horse Trainer 1.ESPURANTE John O'Shea 2.GALILEO'S DAUGHTER Anthony Cummings 3.GO TANGO Guy Walter 4.ISLAND BRIDE Guy Walter 5.NEDIYMS DREAM (NZ) John O'Shea 6.RIO OSA Peter Snowden 7.TENANT'S TIARA Kevin Moses 8.VESTA Robert Pearse [top] Race 16 : 3YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 11:30am Horse Trainer 1.COOL DUKE Matthew Smith 2.EMPEREUX Bart Cummings 3.EPSOM DOWNS Anthony Cummings 4.GIANT STRIKE David Payne 5.KYROS Gai Waterhouse 6.PHANTOM'S REVENGE Robert Pearse 7.SHOO FLY Gregory Hickman 8.TOY RULER Guy Walter 9.VALIDATED (NZ) Bart Cummings [top] Race 17 : 3YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 11:42am Horse Trainer 1.COSTA MUCHO Joseph Pride 2.I'VE GOT TALENT Guy Walter 3.ICESKATES Graeme Rogerson 4.IL VICI Gai Waterhouse 5.KEY VENDOR (NZ) David Payne 6.LONGSHOT Craig Carmody 7.PERSEID Bart Cummings 8.RUNNING TO WIN John O'Shea 9.SOLO FLYER Anthony Cummings [top] Race 18 : 3YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 11:54am Horse Trainer 1.BLACK PRINCE Joseph Pride 2.COIN TRADER (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 3.DUDE John O'Shea 4.GLOBAL HAWK Bart Cummings 5.IMVULA Peter Snowden 6.ROCKWOOD Gai Waterhouse 7.SPY HIGH Guy Walter 8.TAGUS Anthony Cummings 9.TUNDRA Jason McLachlan [top] Race 19 : 3YO C&G BT : 850 Of $0. 1st $0, 2nd $0, 3rd $0. For Three-Years-Old Colts and Geldings. Race Time: 12:06pm Horse Trainer 1.ACCLIMATISE Chris Waller 2.BOOK OF KELLS Bart Cummings 3.DEALER PRINCIPAL Anthony Cummings 4.DEEP DENIZEN (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 5.DILLINGER Les Bridge 6.HUSSENOR Matthew Smith 7.MEGA HILL David Payne 8.PROWSEY Guy Walter 9.SHAFT Peter Snowden [top]