The $22,000 Weekender Bracelet saw Dark Humour cause a minor
boilover holding out favourite Movie World to win for trainer paul Hunter and
Jockey Takahide Ikenushi. Some of the gloss was lost with the scratching of
Dark Humour’s stablemate Phormium.
Race One: Favorite backers would have been worried when
Aliento was slow away, but the three year old quickly recovered and then fought
off challenges to win in a tight finish and looks to have a bright future.
Competitive Street again ran a solid race and is well overdue to break through,
and Spiritual Leader was only went down on the line. Storm Sunset improved at
his second start and Lukaston though briefly held up was never a real winning
chance.
Race Two: Jockey Shaun Meeres gave favorite Eternal Advice plenty
of time to settle and worked his way into the race from the 800m and came away
to win well. Jordi battled on solidly and Good Girl Lucy continues to improve.
Plantinum Lad ran on well and just missed the placings. Jarnac finished just
behind the placings but didn’t run on as expected.
Race Three: With a slow pace on the favorite Week Bix pulled
hard and it only needed Lovely Lucy to dash clear on straightening to set up a
winning break with Week Bix only running on fairly. Punk’d set a moderate pace and
held on to finish third.
Race Four: Attadale
who had a big pull in the weights and aided by an inside run just got the
verdict over favorite Timely Reign by a nose with Esperance galloper Burnzy
close up in third position. Don’t Tell Toby finished on well for fourth with
Viscount Cameron and Sir Clase never really in it.
Race Five: Jockey Peter Hall dictated the terms of the race
from the front leading all the way to win on the well backed Hurricane Show.
Though getting weary (and entitled too) in the last 100m, the Bob Maumill
trained galloper still won easily over On The Double and Mctease who improved
greatly. Albany or Ascot again missed the start and King’s Tribute was just
behind them.
Race Six: Lightly race Gotanygoss showed ability when running
on powerfully to win at her first start at 1600m. I’m called earl finished hard
to get second ahead of Commandeer who did not get the best of luck in running.
Megablitz gain was not far away and Alsaah Warrior showed he is close to
winning form. The first five finished well ahead of the remainder of the field.
Race Seven: Dark Humour who had failed to flatter in two
Great South starts, upstaged her more favourable rivals with a fighting win
over favourite Movie World who looked dour in the run to the line. Lightly
raced Street Darling gave plenty of cheek and finished close up in third place.
Esperance galloper Just Sue who had won her past four, never looked comfortable
and struggled.
Race Eight: Redford ran right up to his first up second with
an impressive win beating Son Of Thunder who finished off well out wide just
ahead Show No Doubt who was impressive at his WA debut and Aintnolady close up
fourth. Pretty Often ran on well to
finish fifth after Jake The Musk set a solid pace in front and wilted the last
50m to run sixth.
Race Nine: In form Carminemadonna made in four wins in a row
when she jumped quickly from a wide draw and sat outside the leader before
coming away to win from Donargy who was given every chance but just could not
catch the winner. Versaint battled on well to finish third and Speedy Bohemian
held on well after leading. The Keillor Kid again ran on well whilst favorite
Saramento was in a winning position on the corner but did not finish the race
off.
Time for a gripe: It’s Wednesday and no Photo Finish
pictures are up on the RWWA CRIS website for the meeting held Sunday. This
meeting was telecast Australia wide and for Punters to bet on these meetings
all information should be available including these pictures as soon as possible.
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