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Original Post 2010-Mar-01, 10:40 AM

6 - 4.25PM - CHIPPING NORTON STAKES - 1600 METRES
Of $300000 and $2400 trophies.  1st $180000 and trophies of $1700 to owner $350 to trainer $350 to jockey, 2nd $57000, 3rd $28500, 4th $13500, 5th $7500, 6th $4500, 7th $4500, 8th $4500. Starter Subsidy: $200 for non-prize earning runners. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards. Standard Weight for Age. (GROUP 1). No Allowances for apprentices.  Field Limit: 16 + 4 EM
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1THESEOGai WaterhouseNash Rawiller 2 59 117
2DANLEIGHChris WallerHugh Bowman 10 59 115
3ROMAN EMPEROR (NZ)Bart CummingsGlyn Schofield 7 59 113
4VISION AND POWER (NZ)Joseph PrideJim Cassidy 14 59 112
5RANGIRANGDOO (NZ)Chris WallerTim Clark 8 59 112
6ROAD TO ROCKAnthony CummingsBrenton Avdulla (a) 11 59 109
7ROCK KINGDOMGai WaterhouseBlake Shinn 3 59 108
8ALCOPOPJake StephensDom Tourneur 9 59 107
9NO WINE NO SONGKevin MosesKody Nestor (a) 6 59 107
10MENTALITYMichael, Wayne & John HawkesRod Quinn 5 59 104
11SPEED GIFTED (GB)Lee FreedmanTye Angland 13 59 104
12PURPLEPeter SnowdenJoshua Parr 12 57 109
13PALACIO DE CRISTALGrahame BeggPeter Wells 1 57 100
14PRIMA NOVAAnthony CummingsDaniel Ganderton (a) 4 57 96
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2010-Mar-01, 10:42 AM

Any potential Starcrafts amongst these ?
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2010-Mar-01, 01:05 PM

Good to see such strong noms for a Group 1 1600m race. This race has copped a bagging in previous years but this year looks a classic.

Looking forward to seeing how Speed Gifted goes first up. A potential autumn star?
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2010-Mar-01, 02:34 PM

Well Lee looks like getting a track with at least some give in it given the weather and forecast. He'd be praying for another autumn like the last couple in terms of weather!
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2010-Mar-01, 03:06 PM

This on Sat?
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2010-Mar-01, 03:27 PM

This on Sat?

Yes, Warwick Farm
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2010-Mar-01, 03:54 PM

Yes, Warwick Farm


I thought it was at wenty park.  biggrin
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2010-Mar-01, 07:01 PM

Good to see such strong noms for a Group 1 1600m race. This race has copped a bagging in previous years but this year looks a classic.

Looking forward to seeing how Speed Gifted goes first up. A potential autumn star?


Do you consider it a vintage mile line up ?

I wouldn't think it gets near this seasons Futurity in terms of milers.
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2010-Mar-01, 07:12 PM

Do you consider it a vintage mile line up ?

I wouldn't think it gets near this seasons Futurity in terms of milers.



Are their many genuine miler around, i mean that their trainers think they are too, Personally think Whobe is. I think Rangi genuinely enjoys the mile but can get further does that make him not a miler?

Completely different topic, if  a bog track who would you prefer to have your money on Purple or V & P?
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2010-Mar-01, 09:27 PM

Must be Danleigh's turn to start favourite and Rangirangdoo's to win.
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2010-Mar-01, 09:35 PM

Must be Danleigh's turn to start favourite and Rangirangdoo's to win.


lol

Like your way of thinking there Pin.
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2010-Mar-01, 09:46 PM

Pity I will be away this weekend as I would have loved to head out.

I love Warwick Farm.

This race and this track have the potential to throw out a spanner or two.

I backed Daneligh last start but he only averages one win every now and again. Rangi is the obvious danger but I'm also thinking he may be a 50/50 chance.

This is the type of race I can see going the way of a runner such as Placio De Cristal, Roman Emperor, or Vision and Power.

When you suggest strong miler, does that include the Epsom or Doncaster winners or are they pretend mile winners over a pretend distance of a mile? 
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2010-Mar-03, 08:15 PM

Great race coming up  Thumb Up

What sort of track condition are we likely to get? Gee Palacio Crystal could go close.
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2010-Mar-03, 08:32 PM

There was a lot to take out of his last run. Problem is the predicted rain for Friday and Saturday.

Touch wood though it doesn't eventuate.
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2010-Mar-04, 02:30 PM

There doesn't appear to be much early money for  any Syd or Mel races at this stage.
Guess everyone is unsure of whats going to happen weather wise.
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