All Hallows' School Race Day Eagle Farm Saturday 13th November 2010
Race 1 Bill Mullen Memorial Handicap (Fillies & Mares Class 3) 1400 Metres
Stewards Report extract : Near the 1200m COOL EDITION (P. Hammersley) had to be steadied off the heels of MYMYSHERONA (S. Seamer), which when overracing was taken in slightly by SIGURDARDOTTIR (App M. Palmer). MYMYSHERONA continued to overrace following this incident for some distance.
CHARSUI (J. Byrne) overraced in the early and middle stages of the event.
Rounding the home turn CHARSUI shifted out around the heels of COOL EDITION to improve and on a number of occasions brushed with CASHOLET (App B. Evans).
A post race veterinary examination of COOL EDITION, which weakened in the home straight, revealed the mare to be sore in the near fore leg. Trainer T. Crane was advised that he must provide a veterinary certificate of fitness for COOL EDITION before it is permitted to race again.
When questioned regarding the performance of ALL THE QUEUES rider App O. Turpin explained that the mare never travelled well today and he was concerned that after travelling a short distance the mare did not feel comfortable in her action. A post race veterinary examination revealed the mare to be lame in the off fore leg. Trainer T. Miller was advised that he must provide a veterinary certificate prior to ALL THE QUEUES racing again.
1st Sigurdardottir Michael Palmer Fred Adams (Toowoomba) $14
2nd Charsui Jim Byrne Michael Lakey (Deagon) $3 Fav
3rd Miss Cutie Ric McMahon John Thompson (Gold Coast) $4.60
4th Casholet Brent Evans Bryan Guy (Gold Coast) $4.60
Margins; 1/2 x Nose Time: 1.22.33 Last 600: 34.50
Below Right: Trainer Fred Adams
CHARSUI (J. Byrne) overraced in the early and middle stages of the event.
Rounding the home turn CHARSUI shifted out around the heels of COOL EDITION to improve and on a number of occasions brushed with CASHOLET (App B. Evans).
A post race veterinary examination of COOL EDITION, which weakened in the home straight, revealed the mare to be sore in the near fore leg. Trainer T. Crane was advised that he must provide a veterinary certificate of fitness for COOL EDITION before it is permitted to race again.
When questioned regarding the performance of ALL THE QUEUES rider App O. Turpin explained that the mare never travelled well today and he was concerned that after travelling a short distance the mare did not feel comfortable in her action. A post race veterinary examination revealed the mare to be lame in the off fore leg. Trainer T. Miller was advised that he must provide a veterinary certificate prior to ALL THE QUEUES racing again.
1st Sigurdardottir Michael Palmer Fred Adams (Toowoomba) $14
2nd Charsui Jim Byrne Michael Lakey (Deagon) $3 Fav
3rd Miss Cutie Ric McMahon John Thompson (Gold Coast) $4.60
4th Casholet Brent Evans Bryan Guy (Gold Coast) $4.60
Margins; 1/2 x Nose Time: 1.22.33 Last 600: 34.50
Below Right: Trainer Fred Adams
Race 2 AHS Netball Support Group QTIS Handicap (2 Year Old Fillies) 1000 Metres
Stewards Report extract : Approaching the 800m ALL SIGNIFICANT commenced to overrace and had to be eased off the heels of FAV FOUR (R. Wiggins) and shifted out resulting in GREAT LEAP FORWARD (App M. Hellyer) being tightened at the heels of CRAZY MAMMA (B. Stewart) and had to be steadied.
Approaching the 600m GREAT LEAP FORWARD, which was racing greenly, shifted in away from BELLE D'AMOUR (A. Spinks) and made contact with ALL SIGNIFICANT, which was taken in onto the hind quarters of PANE IN THE GLASS (J. Byrne). As a result PANE IN THE GLASS was turned out slightly and ALL SIGNIFICANT (P. Hammersley) had to be checked. A short distance later GREAT LEAP FORWARD had to be steadied to avoid the heels of BELLE D'AMOUR, which shifted in when not fully clear. A. Spinks the rider of BELLE D'AMOUR was issued with a reprimand and advised to show greater care when shifting ground in future.
Near the 150m BELLE D'AMOUR shifted in under pressure and brushed PANE IN THE GLASS.
On return to scale S. Seamer reported that his mount MIDNIGHT MINX was inclined to lay in in the home straight when placed under pressure.
Stewards sought an explanation from L. Cassidy regarding the performance of SWEET REWARD. L. Cassidy explained that the filly began only fairly and settled towards the rear of the field and was held up rounding the home turn and in the early stages of the straight and in his view worked to the line well. L. Cassidy added that SWEET REWARD would be better suited in races of a further distance. A post race veterinary examination of SWEET REWARD revealed no abnormalities. Trainer D. Murphy advised that SWEET REWARD would now be sent for a spell.
A post race veterinary examination of ALL SIGNIFICANT revealed the filly to be shin sore in both fore legs. Trainer L. Birchley will be advised that a veterinary certificate of fitness will be required prior to ALL SIGNIFICANT racing again.
1st Pane In The Glass Jim Byrne John Thompson (Gold Coast) $8.50
2nd Belle D'Amour Andrew Spinks Barry Baldwin (Eagle Farm) $6
3rd Crazy Mamma Brad Stewart Bryan Guy (Gold Coast) $11
4th Midnight Minx Scott Seamer Alan Bailey (Gold Coast) $5
Margins: 1 x 1/2 Time: 57.98 (Class Record) Last 600: 34.50
Below Centre: Toby Edmonds with Jim Byrne Below Right: Runner up Belle D'Amour was backed from $20 into $6 and is one to watch for next start.
Approaching the 600m GREAT LEAP FORWARD, which was racing greenly, shifted in away from BELLE D'AMOUR (A. Spinks) and made contact with ALL SIGNIFICANT, which was taken in onto the hind quarters of PANE IN THE GLASS (J. Byrne). As a result PANE IN THE GLASS was turned out slightly and ALL SIGNIFICANT (P. Hammersley) had to be checked. A short distance later GREAT LEAP FORWARD had to be steadied to avoid the heels of BELLE D'AMOUR, which shifted in when not fully clear. A. Spinks the rider of BELLE D'AMOUR was issued with a reprimand and advised to show greater care when shifting ground in future.
Near the 150m BELLE D'AMOUR shifted in under pressure and brushed PANE IN THE GLASS.
On return to scale S. Seamer reported that his mount MIDNIGHT MINX was inclined to lay in in the home straight when placed under pressure.
Stewards sought an explanation from L. Cassidy regarding the performance of SWEET REWARD. L. Cassidy explained that the filly began only fairly and settled towards the rear of the field and was held up rounding the home turn and in the early stages of the straight and in his view worked to the line well. L. Cassidy added that SWEET REWARD would be better suited in races of a further distance. A post race veterinary examination of SWEET REWARD revealed no abnormalities. Trainer D. Murphy advised that SWEET REWARD would now be sent for a spell.
A post race veterinary examination of ALL SIGNIFICANT revealed the filly to be shin sore in both fore legs. Trainer L. Birchley will be advised that a veterinary certificate of fitness will be required prior to ALL SIGNIFICANT racing again.
1st Pane In The Glass Jim Byrne John Thompson (Gold Coast) $8.50
2nd Belle D'Amour Andrew Spinks Barry Baldwin (Eagle Farm) $6
3rd Crazy Mamma Brad Stewart Bryan Guy (Gold Coast) $11
4th Midnight Minx Scott Seamer Alan Bailey (Gold Coast) $5
Margins: 1 x 1/2 Time: 57.98 (Class Record) Last 600: 34.50
Below Centre: Toby Edmonds with Jim Byrne Below Right: Runner up Belle D'Amour was backed from $20 into $6 and is one to watch for next start.
Race 3 Elder Consulting Handicap (Fillies & Mares) 1000 Metres
Stewards Report extract : Near the 300m TONKATSU improved into a narrow run to the inside of CLASSIC RUSH (App C. McIver). Shortly after CLASSIC RUSH shifted in slightly resulting in TONKATSU making contact with the running rail and becoming unbalanced.
MULTIRE MUSIC (S. Seamer), SWISS ROSE (B. Stewart) and DEER VALLEY (L. Cassidy) were all wide throughout the event.
When questioned regarding the performance of CONQUERING QUEEN jockey J. Byrne explained that the mare did not appreciate being crowded for room between HULL CITY (App S. Bogenhuber) and SWISS ROSE passing the 600m and then failed to sprint when placed under pressure a short distance after entering the straight. J. Byrne added that CONQUERING QUEEN will be better suited in races over a longer distance than today's and would take benefit from today's race.
L. Cassidy was asked to explain the performance of DEER VALLEY. L. Cassidy explained that he was forced to make a wide run on the mare rounding the home turn and near the 300m when he applied pressure he accidentally dropped his off side rein for a short distance and added that DEER VALLEY peaked on its run inside the final 100m and would take benefit from today's race.
1st Zero Rock Michael Hellyer Kelso Wood (Eagle Farm) $2.60 Fav
2nd Aspiran Kelvin Wharton Victor Vagg (Rockhampton) $11
3rd Swiss Rose Brad Stewart Gillian Heinrich (Gold Coast) $14
4th Multire Music Scott Seamer Terry McCarthy (Ballina) $14
Margins: 2 1/4 x 1/2 Time: 56.10 (Class Record) Last 600: 32.84
MULTIRE MUSIC (S. Seamer), SWISS ROSE (B. Stewart) and DEER VALLEY (L. Cassidy) were all wide throughout the event.
When questioned regarding the performance of CONQUERING QUEEN jockey J. Byrne explained that the mare did not appreciate being crowded for room between HULL CITY (App S. Bogenhuber) and SWISS ROSE passing the 600m and then failed to sprint when placed under pressure a short distance after entering the straight. J. Byrne added that CONQUERING QUEEN will be better suited in races over a longer distance than today's and would take benefit from today's race.
L. Cassidy was asked to explain the performance of DEER VALLEY. L. Cassidy explained that he was forced to make a wide run on the mare rounding the home turn and near the 300m when he applied pressure he accidentally dropped his off side rein for a short distance and added that DEER VALLEY peaked on its run inside the final 100m and would take benefit from today's race.
1st Zero Rock Michael Hellyer Kelso Wood (Eagle Farm) $2.60 Fav
2nd Aspiran Kelvin Wharton Victor Vagg (Rockhampton) $11
3rd Swiss Rose Brad Stewart Gillian Heinrich (Gold Coast) $14
4th Multire Music Scott Seamer Terry McCarthy (Ballina) $14
Margins: 2 1/4 x 1/2 Time: 56.10 (Class Record) Last 600: 32.84
Race 4 McPherson Hire C.E.B. Barnes Handicap (Quality) 2400 Metres
Stewards Report extract : PATMOSS was declared a late scratching at 1.34 p.m. by order of stewards.
Leaving the 1200m WARRINGAH (M. Cahill) shifted out around the heels of SERMON (P. Hammersley) and made contact with YIELD CURVE (S. Scriven), which resulted in YIELD CURVE being taken wider on the track.
EUREKA (L. Cassidy) overraced in the early stages of the event.
A post race veterinary examination of YIELD CURVE revealed the gelding to be lame in the off fore leg. Trainer K. Carroll was advised that a veterinary certificate of fitness must be produced prior to YIELD CURVE again racing.
1st Spechenka Jim Byrne Ben Ahrens (Beaudesert) $3.80
2nd Beartracker Ric McMahon Bradley Herne (Eagle Farm) $21
3rd Eureka Larry Cassidy Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $2.30 Fav
4th Moon Chaser Andrew Spinks John Thomas (Toowoomba) $26
Margins: 2 1/2 x 1/2 Time: 2.28.11 (Class Record) Last 600: 36.78
Below Centre: Ben Ahrens being interviewed by Wayne Wilson
Leaving the 1200m WARRINGAH (M. Cahill) shifted out around the heels of SERMON (P. Hammersley) and made contact with YIELD CURVE (S. Scriven), which resulted in YIELD CURVE being taken wider on the track.
EUREKA (L. Cassidy) overraced in the early stages of the event.
A post race veterinary examination of YIELD CURVE revealed the gelding to be lame in the off fore leg. Trainer K. Carroll was advised that a veterinary certificate of fitness must be produced prior to YIELD CURVE again racing.
1st Spechenka Jim Byrne Ben Ahrens (Beaudesert) $3.80
2nd Beartracker Ric McMahon Bradley Herne (Eagle Farm) $21
3rd Eureka Larry Cassidy Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $2.30 Fav
4th Moon Chaser Andrew Spinks John Thomas (Toowoomba) $26
Margins: 2 1/2 x 1/2 Time: 2.28.11 (Class Record) Last 600: 36.78
Below Centre: Ben Ahrens being interviewed by Wayne Wilson
Race 5 YS Clothing Handicap (2 Metro Wins) 1200 Metres
Stewards Report extract : The start of this race was delayed when FIRST EDITION (App M. Palmer) reared in the barriers. As a result FIRST EDITION was examined by the veterinary surgeon and cleared to race.
Approaching the 1000m KANETOSHI KING (App A. Butler) had to be steadied to avoid the heels of PERUGIN THOUGHT (K. Wharton), which was taken in by SILVERN.
Approaching the 900m MR NAPPY (J. Byrne), when being restrained, overraced and for some distance had to be restrained to avoid the heels of PERUGIN THOUGHT.
In the early stages of the straight CAPTAIN CLAYTON (B. Stewart) was held up for clear running until approaching the 200m when it improved between SILVERN and PERUGIN THOUGHT when PERUGIN THOUGHT shifted out under pressure.
After passing the 200m EIRE OF MAGIC (P. Hammersley) was disappointed for a run between MR NAPPY (J. Byrne) and KANETOSHI KING.
Over the concluding stages P. Hammersley (EIRE OF MAGIC) was unable to ride his mount out as he was awkwardly placed at the heels of LILLEELAVEE.
Stewards questioned K. Wharton regarding his riding of PERUGIN THOUGHT in the home straight, in particular the reason for that runner shifting out in the early stages of the home straight, which enabled CAPTAIN CLAYTON to improve to its inside. K. Wharton explained that PERUGIN THOUGHT was inclined to lay out rounding the home turn and when he applied pressure in the early part of the home straight the gelding was again inclined to shift out and as CAPTAIN CLAYTON had gained a narrow run to his inside he was unable to shift ground inwards at this time as he would have caused interference to CAPTAIN CLAYTON. K. Wharton further added that over the final 200m PERUGIN THOUGHT shifted out wider on the track whilst under riding. Stewards accepted his explanation.
E. Wilkinson was questioned regarding the riding tactics he adopted on SILVERN in the early and middle stages of the race where that gelding was ridden aggressively from a wide barrier to obtain the lead near the 800m. E. Wilkinson explained that he was instructed to lead on SILVERN if possible and after beginning only fairly he rode the gelding forward and as he was trapped wide on the track approaching the first turn he elected to attempt to clear PERUGIN THOUGHT and MR NAPPY to his inside. E. Wilkinson added that SILVERN did relax in the middle stages and although it weakened over the concluding stages he felt in all the circumstances the effort of SILVERN was not disappointing. His explanation was noted.
1st Captain Clayton Brad Stewart Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $3.50 fav
2nd Perugin Thought Kelvin Wharton Darryl Hansen (Mackay) $15
3rd Lilleelavee Michael Hellyer Kelso Wood (Eagle Farm) $6.50
4th Mr Nappy Jim Byrne John Morrisey (Gold Coast) $4.40
Margins: Neck x 1/2 Neck Time: 1.09.26 Last 600: 34.85
Approaching the 1000m KANETOSHI KING (App A. Butler) had to be steadied to avoid the heels of PERUGIN THOUGHT (K. Wharton), which was taken in by SILVERN.
Approaching the 900m MR NAPPY (J. Byrne), when being restrained, overraced and for some distance had to be restrained to avoid the heels of PERUGIN THOUGHT.
In the early stages of the straight CAPTAIN CLAYTON (B. Stewart) was held up for clear running until approaching the 200m when it improved between SILVERN and PERUGIN THOUGHT when PERUGIN THOUGHT shifted out under pressure.
After passing the 200m EIRE OF MAGIC (P. Hammersley) was disappointed for a run between MR NAPPY (J. Byrne) and KANETOSHI KING.
Over the concluding stages P. Hammersley (EIRE OF MAGIC) was unable to ride his mount out as he was awkwardly placed at the heels of LILLEELAVEE.
Stewards questioned K. Wharton regarding his riding of PERUGIN THOUGHT in the home straight, in particular the reason for that runner shifting out in the early stages of the home straight, which enabled CAPTAIN CLAYTON to improve to its inside. K. Wharton explained that PERUGIN THOUGHT was inclined to lay out rounding the home turn and when he applied pressure in the early part of the home straight the gelding was again inclined to shift out and as CAPTAIN CLAYTON had gained a narrow run to his inside he was unable to shift ground inwards at this time as he would have caused interference to CAPTAIN CLAYTON. K. Wharton further added that over the final 200m PERUGIN THOUGHT shifted out wider on the track whilst under riding. Stewards accepted his explanation.
E. Wilkinson was questioned regarding the riding tactics he adopted on SILVERN in the early and middle stages of the race where that gelding was ridden aggressively from a wide barrier to obtain the lead near the 800m. E. Wilkinson explained that he was instructed to lead on SILVERN if possible and after beginning only fairly he rode the gelding forward and as he was trapped wide on the track approaching the first turn he elected to attempt to clear PERUGIN THOUGHT and MR NAPPY to his inside. E. Wilkinson added that SILVERN did relax in the middle stages and although it weakened over the concluding stages he felt in all the circumstances the effort of SILVERN was not disappointing. His explanation was noted.
1st Captain Clayton Brad Stewart Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $3.50 fav
2nd Perugin Thought Kelvin Wharton Darryl Hansen (Mackay) $15
3rd Lilleelavee Michael Hellyer Kelso Wood (Eagle Farm) $6.50
4th Mr Nappy Jim Byrne John Morrisey (Gold Coast) $4.40
Margins: Neck x 1/2 Neck Time: 1.09.26 Last 600: 34.85
Race 6 All Hallows' School Classic Brisbane Handicap ( Quality) 1600 Metres
Stewards Report extract : When the pace slowed near the 800m LUCKY DUBAI (E. Wilkinson) had to be checked to avoid the heels of SEESAWING and shifted out resulting in MR DOYLE (A. Spinks) being hampered and taken wider on the track.
E. Wilkinson rider of LUCKY DUBAI which performed below expectations explained that the mare failed to respond to his riding from approaching the 600m and in his view was disappointing. A post race veterinary examination of LUCKY DUBAI revealed the mare to have sustained abrasions to both hind fetlocks. Trainer K. Craft advised that LUCKY DUBAI would now be sent for a spell.
EDDIE RAPIDO and PEPPERWOOD (App C. McIver) both lost their off fore plates in running.
1st Rightson Brad Stewart Barry Baldwin (Eagle Farm) $4
2nd Yamarjie Jason Taylor Harold Norman (Gold Coast) $26
3rd Pyramids Jim Byrne Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $9
4th Secrets Untold Larry Cassidy Phillip Cox (Toowoomba) $4.80
Margins: 3 x Short 1/2 Head Time: 1.34.84 Last 600: 34.88
E. Wilkinson rider of LUCKY DUBAI which performed below expectations explained that the mare failed to respond to his riding from approaching the 600m and in his view was disappointing. A post race veterinary examination of LUCKY DUBAI revealed the mare to have sustained abrasions to both hind fetlocks. Trainer K. Craft advised that LUCKY DUBAI would now be sent for a spell.
EDDIE RAPIDO and PEPPERWOOD (App C. McIver) both lost their off fore plates in running.
1st Rightson Brad Stewart Barry Baldwin (Eagle Farm) $4
2nd Yamarjie Jason Taylor Harold Norman (Gold Coast) $26
3rd Pyramids Jim Byrne Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $9
4th Secrets Untold Larry Cassidy Phillip Cox (Toowoomba) $4.80
Margins: 3 x Short 1/2 Head Time: 1.34.84 Last 600: 34.88
Race 7 Peter McLennan Handicap (Colts, Geldings & Entires Class 6) 1400 Metres
Stewards Report extract : After passing the 1100m TENSION (App M. Hellyer) had to be eased to avoid the heels of LISTEN SON (L. Cassidy), which shifted in when not sufficiently clear. As a result TENSION shifted out and hampered CHASKI (App M. McIver). L. Cassidy the rider of LISTEN SON was reprimanded and advised to exercise greater care when shifting ground in future.
J. Byrne reported that JAZZ HEART raced ungenerously for some distance from the 600m and was placed at a disadvantage when the bit pulled through that gelding's mouth in the home straight. A post race veterinary examination of JAZZ HEART revealed no obvious abnormalities.
1st Listen Son Larry Cassidy Tony Gollan (Toowoomba) $1.50 Fav
2nd Equable Michael Cahill Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $5.50
3rd My Limit Brent Evans Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $13
4th Rapid Magic Ryan Wiggins Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $10
Margins: 1 1/4 x 2 1/4 Time: 1.21.61 Last 600: 35.03
J. Byrne reported that JAZZ HEART raced ungenerously for some distance from the 600m and was placed at a disadvantage when the bit pulled through that gelding's mouth in the home straight. A post race veterinary examination of JAZZ HEART revealed no obvious abnormalities.
1st Listen Son Larry Cassidy Tony Gollan (Toowoomba) $1.50 Fav
2nd Equable Michael Cahill Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $5.50
3rd My Limit Brent Evans Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) $13
4th Rapid Magic Ryan Wiggins Gerald Ryan (Murwillumbah) $10
Margins: 1 1/4 x 2 1/4 Time: 1.21.61 Last 600: 35.03
Race 8 AHS Hockey Support Group QTIS Handicap (3 Year Old) 1000 Metres
Stewards Report extract : G'DAY OLD MATE (App B. Evans) jumped away awkwardly and shifted out brushing LADY MONTEL (J. Taylor) and as a result lost ground.
PARIS BLU (S. Seamer) jumped away awkwardly and shifted out bumping INVINCIBLE MATE (E. Wilkinson).
Approaching the 600m LADY MONTEL shifted in and away from the heels of ADEBISI (S. Scriven). As a result NOROCOS (B. Stewart) had to be steadied. PARIS BLU, which was following, had to be checked to avoid the heels of NOROCOS.
For some distance approaching and passing the 600m G'DAY OLD MATE, which was overracing, shifted out to avoid the heels of BENNY'S BUTTONS (App M. Hellyer).
NOROCOS was held up and unable to improve in the straight until after passing the 200m.
JOPA (R. McMahon), VINTAGE FLINT (J. Byrne) and TRUE BLUE ANGEL (App A. Butler) all raced wide throughout the event.
App M. Hellyer explained that BENNY'S BUTTONS will be better suited in races of a longer distance than today's and upon straightening he was unable to quicken when placed under pressure.
App M. Hellyer was issued with a charge under the provisions of AR137(a) for riding in a careless manner by permitting BENNY'S BUTTONS to shift in near the 700m when not sufficiently clear of G'DAY OLD MATE, which was tightened and taken in onto INVINCIBLE MATE, which had to be checked when tightened for room between G'DAY OLD MATE and PARIS BLU. As App M. Hellyer requested for his Master K. Wood to be present to represent him throughout this inquiry the matter was adjourned until 2 p.m. Monday 15 November 2010 at the offices of Racing Queensland Ltd.
1st Lady Montel Jason Taylor Darren Bell (Deagon) $21
2nd Norocos Brad Stewart Norm Hilton (Toowoomba) $3.60 Fav
3rd Adebisi Shane Scriven Desleigh Forster (Eagle Farm) $5.50
4th G'Day Old Mate Brent Evans Barry Squair (Toowoomba) $8
Margins: 3/4 x 1 1/4 Time: 57.08 Last 600: 34.03
Below Centre: Peter & Darren Bell
PARIS BLU (S. Seamer) jumped away awkwardly and shifted out bumping INVINCIBLE MATE (E. Wilkinson).
Approaching the 600m LADY MONTEL shifted in and away from the heels of ADEBISI (S. Scriven). As a result NOROCOS (B. Stewart) had to be steadied. PARIS BLU, which was following, had to be checked to avoid the heels of NOROCOS.
For some distance approaching and passing the 600m G'DAY OLD MATE, which was overracing, shifted out to avoid the heels of BENNY'S BUTTONS (App M. Hellyer).
NOROCOS was held up and unable to improve in the straight until after passing the 200m.
JOPA (R. McMahon), VINTAGE FLINT (J. Byrne) and TRUE BLUE ANGEL (App A. Butler) all raced wide throughout the event.
App M. Hellyer explained that BENNY'S BUTTONS will be better suited in races of a longer distance than today's and upon straightening he was unable to quicken when placed under pressure.
App M. Hellyer was issued with a charge under the provisions of AR137(a) for riding in a careless manner by permitting BENNY'S BUTTONS to shift in near the 700m when not sufficiently clear of G'DAY OLD MATE, which was tightened and taken in onto INVINCIBLE MATE, which had to be checked when tightened for room between G'DAY OLD MATE and PARIS BLU. As App M. Hellyer requested for his Master K. Wood to be present to represent him throughout this inquiry the matter was adjourned until 2 p.m. Monday 15 November 2010 at the offices of Racing Queensland Ltd.
1st Lady Montel Jason Taylor Darren Bell (Deagon) $21
2nd Norocos Brad Stewart Norm Hilton (Toowoomba) $3.60 Fav
3rd Adebisi Shane Scriven Desleigh Forster (Eagle Farm) $5.50
4th G'Day Old Mate Brent Evans Barry Squair (Toowoomba) $8
Margins: 3/4 x 1 1/4 Time: 57.08 Last 600: 34.03
Below Centre: Peter & Darren Bell
