Neil Evans
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Nothing Low Key about filly’s return to racing (opens the original)
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The pathway to some three-year-old spring features starts in earnest for an exciting home track filly at Wednesday’s Randwick meeting on the Kensington course. Unlike her name, Low Key is primed to make a high-octane return when she tackles a Maiden Plate at set weights over 1150m. A long striding three-year-old daughter of two-time group 1 winner and fashionable sire Pinatubo in the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable, Low Key hasn’t started since an even effort in group 3 juvenile company in
Tips and race-by-race guide for Taree on Monday (opens the original)
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3. Wild Monarch resumes off a quiet trial for an experienced country stable, and will jump a hot favorite. Twice placed in better company when well in the market to start his career in autumn, and a leading jockey has been engaged. 1. Madame Rebel is a mare by Rebel Dane on debut in blinkers at big odds for an underrated stable. 10. Last Metaphor is trained on the course and clear best of the rest with a race fitness edge. Gap to the rest.How to play it: Wild Monarch to win. 3. Creative Righteou
Daughter of Smart Missile on target for Wagga victory (opens the original)
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A tough Canberra mare is set to upstage her more fancied market rivals in the feature sprint at Thursday’s Wagga meeting. Laurel Hill, a seven-year-old daughter of mudlark and dual group 1 winner Smart Missile, lines up for her 53rd career start in the Ian Reid Open Hcp Sprint over 1200m. Despite being deep into a long campaign and carrying top weight on a likely heavy surface, she’s still a big knockout chance, coming back from some strong races. Laurel Hill last won in late May when sweeping h
Crockett, Bullock eye sprint success with in-form mare (opens the original)
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One of the state’s most potent trainer-jockey combinations rejoin forces to hunt another sprint scalp at Monday’s feature Dubbo meeting. On Dubbo Cup and Sprint Prelude day, Scone-based Cameron Crockett and top jockey Aaron Bullock combine aboard a tough and ultra-consistent mare chasing a third straight win in the feature dash over 1120m. Not Written Off, a still lightly raced six-year-old daughter of Written By, has taken her strike rate to nearly 30 per cent from 23 starts by winning her last
Freedman colt headlines all-metro maiden at Goulburn (opens the original)
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An all metropolitan-stabled field will lock horns in the opening maiden at Monday’s Goulburn meeting as the first steps for the new three-year-old season are taken. Leading the charge in a set-weights battle over 1100m is promising colt Written In Munny for the Richard and Will Freedman stable, which landed a double at Rosehill on Saturday to open the new season. A talented son of Written Tycoon, Written In Munny hasn’t started since finishing just behind the placegetters in the Group 3 Canonbur
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