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Sorisam’s first career start was just 30 days ago at Mornington where he ran on into fourth. Two weeks later, in his second start, he was a convincing winner at Stony Creek, box seating and finding the line strongly over … Continue reading →

Watch The Show had been unlucky not to break her maiden status earlier, finishing runner–up on five occasions in her thirteen previous starts. Accordingly she was sent out as favourite in the Chinchilla 1300metres, QTIS maiden. With Neville Saunder’s apprentice jockey … Continue reading →

Trainer Ricky Maund aimed two of his charges – Complete Control and Identify at the 0-68 rated fillies and mares race over 1200 metres at Traralgon last Sunday. They ran the quinella. Identify, ridden by Rhys McLeod, jumped well on … Continue reading →

Tango Express went back to back and Gold Lining and Sorisam both broke their maiden status for trainer Ricky Maund at Stony Creek on Saturday. There was much to like about Gold Lining’s previous start at Sale, where he showed … Continue reading →

Lonaro made it back to back wins after taking out the first in Toowoomba yesterday by a length and a half. Phillip Wolfgram eased Lonaro out of the early speed battle in the 1300 metre class 1 race. Despite rigorous encouragement … Continue reading →

Tango Express jumped well from gate ten in in the fourth at Mornington yesterday.  She pushed forward and settled handy in the 1000 metre race. Well rated by Jade Darose, the Ricky Maund trained mare stole a break in the … Continue reading →

Trainer, Neville Saunders opted to kick off Lonaro’s preparation with buycheaplevitraoonline.com two lead up trials. “He won them with his head on his chest – I’m struggling to find any chinks in his armour.” Lonaro’s track work always hinted toward … Continue reading →

“Levant has had a long preparation and whatever happens today”, advised trainer Eric Musgrove, “we’ll give him a well earned break.”  He raced in the eighth at Wangaratta – a 0-68 rating race over 1107m. Power Plant was sent out at … Continue reading →

Earlier this year in January, in her first race start, at Bairnsdale over 1600 metres, Spy Catcher finished a barn storming second. However, overstretching, she succumbed to injury. On melbourne Cup day, one operation and ten months later Spy Catcher returned to … Continue reading →

Canadian Joy jumped well from the Toowoomba inside gate. Jockey, Phillip Wolfgram allowed Mayamac to cross and lead so that the grey gelding could settle in the box seat. Pushing out at the turn, Canadian Joy effortlessly drew level with … Continue reading →