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Original Post 2011-Nov-21, 08:43 PM

Race 7 - 4:10PM IN MEMORY OF COREY GILBY - KEITH NOUD QUALITY HANDICAP - 1200 METRES
Of $100,000.1st $64,000, 2nd $20,000, 3rd $10,000, 4th $4,000, 5th $2,000 LISTED Handicap, Apprentices cannot claim. Field Limit: 18 + 5 EM
No Last 10 Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight Penalty Hcp Rating
1 490X586610 POOR JUDGE Wayne Nugent Glen Colless 6 58.5kg 102
2 1X1133XD1X ESSINGTON Darryl Hansen Jason Taylor 10 57.5kg 100
3 412271523X SHUFFLE THE CASH Bryan Guy Eddie Wilkinson 3 56.5kg 98
4 8X282460X0 LISTEN SON Tony Gollan Scott Seamer 1 55.5kg 96
5 44X243122X TIERQUALO Kelly Doughty Matthew Palmer 4 55kg 95
6 3X902063X7 LUCKY LUNA Les Kelly Justin P Stanley 13 54.5kg 94
7 5X84925856 OLLIE VOLLIE Sue Grills Timothy Bell (a) 2 54.5kg 94
8 5X302515X1 WORK THE ROOM - SCR Robert Heathcote Paul Hammersley 7 54kg 93
9 1X60720X72 FASTER SON Trevor Bailey Larry Cassidy 8 53.5kg 92
10 21102112X2 EXCELLANTES Robert Heathcote Brad Stewart 12 53kg 90
11 4X1112111X BELLTONE Kelso Wood Chris Munce 5 53kg 89.5
12 1X16540X12 READY TO RIP Andrew Williamson Ryan Wiggins 11 53kg 89.5
13 51X37252X5 SPIRIT OF BOOM Tony Gollan Ric McMahon 9 53kg 89.5

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2011-Nov-28, 10:29 AM

Yeh Cal, don't know about that statement as well.

Perhaps if Rarefied turns up for the Geoge Moore and he is not travel weary, we will be able to get a good guide on where those horses stand in the general score of things as he performed well over the Melbourne carnival and maybe should have beaten Ortensia in the west. 

Should be a very interesting race.
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2011-Nov-28, 07:11 PM


What, you cant see a problem with a horse that gets beat in low grade races in muswellbrook & Morree and the goes to a strong city race and performs

Horses that get beat out of sight at dubbo dont go to randwick and win


Have a look at  So Genourous from Saturday. Canterbury race 7
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2011-Nov-28, 10:41 PM

Baker,

Not to be confrontational or anything but if Rarefied gets beat out of sight or by a few lengths is he travel weary or outclassed? I personally think Ortensia is a quality mare but only at a G3, maybe G2 level. Her Winterbottom Stakes win was against the weakest G1 field I've seen in a long time, and she easily accounted for Rarefied. I think it's only fair to approach Rarefied as is, on the basis that Snowden will have him fit and ready to run, and that he is capable of performing well.

I don't know if its fair to say that a horse could be deemed "travel weary" just because he gets beat? I don't think he has a mortgage on the race by any means and if Temple of Boom, Buffering and Burdekin Blues (to name a few) could match it in the southern stakes races, then the QLD fields who at times beat or got close to those horses cannot be deemed vastly inferior to the other eastern state horses.

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2011-Nov-29, 06:27 AM

Have a look at  So Genourous from Saturday. Canterbury race 7



Fully aware of that champ but it was a low race, that Brissy race had some top notch horses in it. Nothing out of that Canterbury race will be winning a "big one"
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2011-Nov-29, 06:46 AM

Fairgo

I think you may have misunderstood me. All I was saying is that if Rarefied is fit and runs up to his last couple of runs, it will give a good guide as to where the present local Queensland horses stand in comparison to other sprinters in Australia.

Personally, I don't think they are in the Buffering, Burdekin Blues class, but I am happy to be proven wrong.
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2011-Nov-29, 10:42 AM

Well done to Trevor Bailey for turning Listen Son's prep around.....and to "nut cracker" Scottie Seamer !!!    Thumb Up
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2011-Nov-29, 10:47 AM

Well done to Trevor Bailey for turning Listen Son's prep around.....and to "nut cracker" Scottie Seamer !!!      Thumb Up

Ya got the wrong "Son", mate.  unsure
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2011-Nov-29, 10:57 AM

errr Tony Gollan  i meant  rolleyes
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2011-Nov-29, 10:59 AM

But i do want to thank Faster Son for not contesting the lead !
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