Ipswich Friday 25th February 2011
Race 1 Wayne Heaton Plumbing Handicap (Fillies & Mares Maiden) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : DIAMOND PEARL (M. Hellyer) began awkwardly and shifted out making contact with the hind quarters of MISS ELANORA (B. Richardson) and lost ground. DIAMOND PEARL then shifted in making contact with SHADY DEAL.
SUN KINGDOM (C. Whiteley) began awkwardly.
SHOW ME THE MAGIC (J. Taylor) and DIAMOND PEARL commenced to race ungenerously for a short distance after the start.
Near the 800m MISS BREWHAHA (B. Evans) had to be steadied after commencing to hang out when momentarily tightened for room by SUN KINGDOM, which shifted in.
Near the 700m DIAMOND PEARL had to be steadied when tightened for room when racing between MISS BREWHAHA and PRETTY STASH (S. Galloway), which shifted out slightly.
ONE MORE ROYAL (J. Wood) raced wide in the early and middle stages.
MISS BREWHAHA raced wide throughout.
SUN KINGDOM hung out rounding the home turn.
Apprentice B. Richardson, the rider of MISS ELANORA, dropped her whip near the 200m.
A post-race veterinary examination of PRETTY STASH, which finished tailed off, revealed the gelding to have lacerations to the near fore fetlock and the off hind coronet.
SILVALITE (P. Keane) bled from both nostrils during the event. As this was the first time that the filly had bled, trainer K. Doughty was advised that it will incur a mandatory 3-month bar from racing under AR. 53A and before starting again must perform a satisfactory gallop over at least 1000m in the presence of a steward. The veterinary surgeon reported that SILVALITE had shifted its near fore plate in running.
1ST GOT THE ROCK MICHAEL PALMER DARREN BELL (DEAGON) $6
2ND MISS ELANORA BROOKE RICHARDSON VIC HEADING (NANANGO) $21
3RD POP'S CHOICE ANDREW SPINKS DARRYL HANSEN (SUNSHINE COAST) $2.50 FAV
4TH ONE MORE ROYAL JUSTIN WOOD SHAUN BERRY (BEAUDESERT) $26
MARGINS: 1 1/4 X HEAD TIME: 1.12.80 LAST 600: 35.60
SUN KINGDOM (C. Whiteley) began awkwardly.
SHOW ME THE MAGIC (J. Taylor) and DIAMOND PEARL commenced to race ungenerously for a short distance after the start.
Near the 800m MISS BREWHAHA (B. Evans) had to be steadied after commencing to hang out when momentarily tightened for room by SUN KINGDOM, which shifted in.
Near the 700m DIAMOND PEARL had to be steadied when tightened for room when racing between MISS BREWHAHA and PRETTY STASH (S. Galloway), which shifted out slightly.
ONE MORE ROYAL (J. Wood) raced wide in the early and middle stages.
MISS BREWHAHA raced wide throughout.
SUN KINGDOM hung out rounding the home turn.
Apprentice B. Richardson, the rider of MISS ELANORA, dropped her whip near the 200m.
A post-race veterinary examination of PRETTY STASH, which finished tailed off, revealed the gelding to have lacerations to the near fore fetlock and the off hind coronet.
SILVALITE (P. Keane) bled from both nostrils during the event. As this was the first time that the filly had bled, trainer K. Doughty was advised that it will incur a mandatory 3-month bar from racing under AR. 53A and before starting again must perform a satisfactory gallop over at least 1000m in the presence of a steward. The veterinary surgeon reported that SILVALITE had shifted its near fore plate in running.
1ST GOT THE ROCK MICHAEL PALMER DARREN BELL (DEAGON) $6
2ND MISS ELANORA BROOKE RICHARDSON VIC HEADING (NANANGO) $21
3RD POP'S CHOICE ANDREW SPINKS DARRYL HANSEN (SUNSHINE COAST) $2.50 FAV
4TH ONE MORE ROYAL JUSTIN WOOD SHAUN BERRY (BEAUDESERT) $26
MARGINS: 1 1/4 X HEAD TIME: 1.12.80 LAST 600: 35.60
Race 2 LJ Hooker (Yamanto) Handicap (Fillies & Mares Class 2) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : The saddle on CARRY THAT WEIGHT (S. Galloway) shifted en route to the barriers, necessitating that runner being resaddled prior to the start.
When questioned regarding the disappointing performance of BAROQUE PEARL, jockey L. Cassidy stated that whilst the early speed of the race did not suit the mare he was disappointed with the horse's performance and was of the opinion it may not have backed up from its previous run last week. Stable representative D. Gollan concurred with jockey Cassidy's assessment, however added that the mare seemed to have pulled up well from the run and undertook to report to stewards anything that comes to light in subsequent days which may have had an effect on the performance. A post-race veterinary examination of BAROQUE PEARL revealed the mare to be making an abnormal respiratory noise. A swab sample was taken.
1ST BELLAVONANE JASON TAYLOR KELVIN HICKMOTT (BEAUDESERT) $21
2ND CARRY THAT WEIGHT SCOTT GALLOWAY BRUCE BROWN (DOOMBEN) $4.20
3RD GARLAND GIRL CHRIS WHITELEY HELEN PAGE (GOLD COAST) $2.40 EQ FAV
4TH BOOROCKA JUSTIN WOOD GEOFF BURNS (DEAGON) $10
MARGINS: 3 X NOSE TIME: 1.11.57 LAST 600: 34.98
When questioned regarding the disappointing performance of BAROQUE PEARL, jockey L. Cassidy stated that whilst the early speed of the race did not suit the mare he was disappointed with the horse's performance and was of the opinion it may not have backed up from its previous run last week. Stable representative D. Gollan concurred with jockey Cassidy's assessment, however added that the mare seemed to have pulled up well from the run and undertook to report to stewards anything that comes to light in subsequent days which may have had an effect on the performance. A post-race veterinary examination of BAROQUE PEARL revealed the mare to be making an abnormal respiratory noise. A swab sample was taken.
1ST BELLAVONANE JASON TAYLOR KELVIN HICKMOTT (BEAUDESERT) $21
2ND CARRY THAT WEIGHT SCOTT GALLOWAY BRUCE BROWN (DOOMBEN) $4.20
3RD GARLAND GIRL CHRIS WHITELEY HELEN PAGE (GOLD COAST) $2.40 EQ FAV
4TH BOOROCKA JUSTIN WOOD GEOFF BURNS (DEAGON) $10
MARGINS: 3 X NOSE TIME: 1.11.57 LAST 600: 34.98
Race 3 Major Sheds & Tanks Handicap (Colts, Geldings & Entires Maiden) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : Connections advised that VILLAGE COMMAND (G. Colless), which missed the start at its most recent run, would be ridden in a forward position today. A public announcement was made to this effect. The horse was ridden accordingly.
FOUND A TREASURE (N. Evans) and BAKOBI (S. Galloway) were slow to begin.
BY CHOICE overraced in the early and middle stages and near the 800m shifted out forcing BALMORAL BOY (M. Morris) wider on the track.
Near the 900m FOUND A TREASURE, which was overracing, had to be steadied off the heels of RYTARGA.
Leaving the 500m RYTARGA improved on to the heels of HAWKS PRIDE (R. Goltz) and had to be steadied. FOUND A TREASURE, which was following, was also inconvenienced in this incident.
BY CHOICE lost its off hind plate in running.
TRADIES HOPE (M. Heagney) lost its off hind plate in running.
On return to scale G. Colless, the rider of VILLAGE COMMAND, placed 2nd by the Judge, lodged an objection against BY CHOICE (K. Banks) being declared the winner, alleging interference over the final 200m. After taking evidence from all parties and viewing the patrol film, stewards upheld the objection. A further protest lodged by S. Scriven, the rider of 4th placegetter CERVANCE, against BY CHOICE, alleging interference upon straightening, was dismissed. In dismissing the objection, stewards were mindful of the margin which was in excess of 1 lengths. Correct weight was subsequently semaphored on the amended Judge's placings of 11, 8, 1 and 3. At a subsequent inquiry K. Banks was found guilty of a charge of careless riding under AR. 137(a) in that near the 300m she permitted her mount to shift out when being urged along under pressure when insufficiently clear of CERVANCE, tightening the running of that horse out on to VILLAGE COMMAND, resulting in CERVANCE having to be checked and relinquishing its position. In this incident RYTARGA (R. Hancock), which was following, also had to be restrained to avoid the heels of CERVANCE. K. Banks pleaded guilty to a further charge of careless riding under AR. 137(a) in that leaving the 150m, whilst riding her mount along, she permitted it to shift out, making contact with VILLAGE COMMAND, causing that runner to become unbalanced, and again leaving the 100m she permitted BY CHOICE to shift out making heavy contact with VILLAGE COMMAND, taking the rightful running of VILLAGE COMMAND and forcing that horse wider on the track. K. Banks' licence to ride in races was suspended for a period of 8 meetings on each charge, with the terms of suspension to be served concurrently and commence at midnight on Saturday, 5 March, and expire at midnight on Friday, 18 March 2011.
1ST VILLAGE COMMAND GLEN COLLESS TREVOR BAILEY (GOLD COAST) $2.50
2ND BY CHOICE KRISTY BANKS TONY GOLLAN (TOOWOOMBA) $4.80
3RD BAKOBI SCOTT GALLOWAY ANDREW COWELL (IPSWICH) $15
4TH CERVANCE SHANE SCRIVEN LINDSAY GOUGH (EAGLE FARM) $1.80 FAV
MARGINS: HEAD X SHORT HEAD TIME: 1.12.62 LAST 600: 36.16
FOUND A TREASURE (N. Evans) and BAKOBI (S. Galloway) were slow to begin.
BY CHOICE overraced in the early and middle stages and near the 800m shifted out forcing BALMORAL BOY (M. Morris) wider on the track.
Near the 900m FOUND A TREASURE, which was overracing, had to be steadied off the heels of RYTARGA.
Leaving the 500m RYTARGA improved on to the heels of HAWKS PRIDE (R. Goltz) and had to be steadied. FOUND A TREASURE, which was following, was also inconvenienced in this incident.
BY CHOICE lost its off hind plate in running.
TRADIES HOPE (M. Heagney) lost its off hind plate in running.
On return to scale G. Colless, the rider of VILLAGE COMMAND, placed 2nd by the Judge, lodged an objection against BY CHOICE (K. Banks) being declared the winner, alleging interference over the final 200m. After taking evidence from all parties and viewing the patrol film, stewards upheld the objection. A further protest lodged by S. Scriven, the rider of 4th placegetter CERVANCE, against BY CHOICE, alleging interference upon straightening, was dismissed. In dismissing the objection, stewards were mindful of the margin which was in excess of 1 lengths. Correct weight was subsequently semaphored on the amended Judge's placings of 11, 8, 1 and 3. At a subsequent inquiry K. Banks was found guilty of a charge of careless riding under AR. 137(a) in that near the 300m she permitted her mount to shift out when being urged along under pressure when insufficiently clear of CERVANCE, tightening the running of that horse out on to VILLAGE COMMAND, resulting in CERVANCE having to be checked and relinquishing its position. In this incident RYTARGA (R. Hancock), which was following, also had to be restrained to avoid the heels of CERVANCE. K. Banks pleaded guilty to a further charge of careless riding under AR. 137(a) in that leaving the 150m, whilst riding her mount along, she permitted it to shift out, making contact with VILLAGE COMMAND, causing that runner to become unbalanced, and again leaving the 100m she permitted BY CHOICE to shift out making heavy contact with VILLAGE COMMAND, taking the rightful running of VILLAGE COMMAND and forcing that horse wider on the track. K. Banks' licence to ride in races was suspended for a period of 8 meetings on each charge, with the terms of suspension to be served concurrently and commence at midnight on Saturday, 5 March, and expire at midnight on Friday, 18 March 2011.
1ST VILLAGE COMMAND GLEN COLLESS TREVOR BAILEY (GOLD COAST) $2.50
2ND BY CHOICE KRISTY BANKS TONY GOLLAN (TOOWOOMBA) $4.80
3RD BAKOBI SCOTT GALLOWAY ANDREW COWELL (IPSWICH) $15
4TH CERVANCE SHANE SCRIVEN LINDSAY GOUGH (EAGLE FARM) $1.80 FAV
MARGINS: HEAD X SHORT HEAD TIME: 1.12.62 LAST 600: 36.16
Race 4 Brisbane Bricklaying Handicap (Colts, Geldings & Entires Class 2) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : Connections advised that DOWN ANOTHER TRACK (S. Galloway) would be ridden just off the speed if circumstances permit. The horse was ridden accordingly.
The saddle on MAYWEATHER (R. Wiggins) shifted en route to the barriers, resulting in that horse being resaddled.
BIG GERRY (C. Kearney) was slow to begin.
FORTY THIRTY (P. Hammersley) blundered on jumping away.
Shortly after the start RUSSIAN EMPIRE (Matthew Palmer) commenced to hang in and near the 1100m blundered, then shifted out slightly making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK.
DOWN ANOTHER TRACK threw its head in the air near the 900m when being restrained.
Leaving the 600m DUKE OF DANES (M. Wood) shifted out making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK and again near the 500m continued to shift out making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK, forcing that runner wider on the track.
DUKE OF DANES had a tendency to hang out rounding the turn near the 400m.
1ST DUKE WILLIAM RON GOLTZ ROBERT COLE (TOOWOOMBA) $11
2ND DUKE OF DANES MITCHELL WOOD BRIAN WAKEFIELD (EAGLE FARM) $3.60
3RD MAYWEATHER RYAN WIGGINS JOHN FLEMING (EAGLE FARM) $8
4TH FORTY THIRTY PAUL HAMMERSLEY MARK SIMS (GOLD COAST) $3.20 FAV
MARGINS: 3/4 X NECK TIME: 1.11.72 LAST 600: 36.42
The saddle on MAYWEATHER (R. Wiggins) shifted en route to the barriers, resulting in that horse being resaddled.
BIG GERRY (C. Kearney) was slow to begin.
FORTY THIRTY (P. Hammersley) blundered on jumping away.
Shortly after the start RUSSIAN EMPIRE (Matthew Palmer) commenced to hang in and near the 1100m blundered, then shifted out slightly making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK.
DOWN ANOTHER TRACK threw its head in the air near the 900m when being restrained.
Leaving the 600m DUKE OF DANES (M. Wood) shifted out making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK and again near the 500m continued to shift out making contact with DOWN ANOTHER TRACK, forcing that runner wider on the track.
DUKE OF DANES had a tendency to hang out rounding the turn near the 400m.
1ST DUKE WILLIAM RON GOLTZ ROBERT COLE (TOOWOOMBA) $11
2ND DUKE OF DANES MITCHELL WOOD BRIAN WAKEFIELD (EAGLE FARM) $3.60
3RD MAYWEATHER RYAN WIGGINS JOHN FLEMING (EAGLE FARM) $8
4TH FORTY THIRTY PAUL HAMMERSLEY MARK SIMS (GOLD COAST) $3.20 FAV
MARGINS: 3/4 X NECK TIME: 1.11.72 LAST 600: 36.42
Race 5 Big Red Concreting QTIS Plate (3 Year Old Maiden @ Set Weights) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : MY CALENDAR GIRL (S. Bogenhuber) began awkwardly.
JEDILAD (R. Hancock) jumped in at the start making contact with LIBERTY QUEST (K. Yoshida) and then commenced to lay in again making contact with LIBERTY QUEST shortly after the start.
A short distance after the start MY CALENDAR GIRL shifted in making contact with INFAMOUS DANCER (R. McMahon).
Leaving the 800m B. Stewart, the rider of ZAMBONI, lost the use of his nearside iron when his foot slipped from the iron and he was unable to regain use of the iron until near the 500m.
STROMBO (J. Taylor) raced wide for the majority of the event.
DANCING AL (A. Spinks) lost its near fore plate in running.
1ST THEFT KRISTY BANKS TONY GOLLAN (TOOWOOMBA) $1.90 FAV
2ND DANCING AL ANDREW SPINKS BRIAN COSTELLO (IPSWICH) $8
3RD ZAMBONI BRAD STEWART PETER HULBERT (DOOMBEN) $3.60
4TH JEDILAD RAY HANCOCK JULIE GREEN (ROCKHAMPTON) $41
MARGINS: 1 1/2 X NECK TIME: 1.12.07 LAST 600: 35.38
JEDILAD (R. Hancock) jumped in at the start making contact with LIBERTY QUEST (K. Yoshida) and then commenced to lay in again making contact with LIBERTY QUEST shortly after the start.
A short distance after the start MY CALENDAR GIRL shifted in making contact with INFAMOUS DANCER (R. McMahon).
Leaving the 800m B. Stewart, the rider of ZAMBONI, lost the use of his nearside iron when his foot slipped from the iron and he was unable to regain use of the iron until near the 500m.
STROMBO (J. Taylor) raced wide for the majority of the event.
DANCING AL (A. Spinks) lost its near fore plate in running.
1ST THEFT KRISTY BANKS TONY GOLLAN (TOOWOOMBA) $1.90 FAV
2ND DANCING AL ANDREW SPINKS BRIAN COSTELLO (IPSWICH) $8
3RD ZAMBONI BRAD STEWART PETER HULBERT (DOOMBEN) $3.60
4TH JEDILAD RAY HANCOCK JULIE GREEN (ROCKHAMPTON) $41
MARGINS: 1 1/2 X NECK TIME: 1.12.07 LAST 600: 35.38
Race 6 Ask Smithy Concreting Handicap (Class 1) 1200 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : HIGHER ORDER (L. Cassidy), GOLDEN IDEAL (B. Thomson), CRIMSON WARRIOR (J. Byrne), GOLDEN HUT (N. Yamada) and RUSSIAN ROYALTY (E. Kehoe) were all tightened for room at the start between SPRING RAIN (M. Speers) and SNIP 'N' DUCK (G. Colless), which shifted out and away from INTADOM (C. Whiteley). As a result, GOLDEN IDEAL lost ground.
Shortly after the start INTADOM, which began awkwardly, shifted in making contact with WHY SO EXPENSIVE (C. Munce).
For some distance in the back straight SNIP 'N' DUCK overraced and was inclined to throw its head in the air.
INTADOM raced wide throughout.
SPRING RAIN, which hung out leaving the 800m, shifted wider on the turn.
CRIMSON WARRIOR shifted wider on the track leaving the 600m.
GOLDEN HUT shifted out leaving the 200m, making contact with SPRING RAIN.
M. Speers, the rider of SPRING RAIN, dropped his whip near the 100m.
Stewards sought an explanation from trainer L. White regarding the seemingly improved performance of CRIMSON WARRIOR. Ms White stated that the horse's current campaign had been affected by the weather which resulted in the horse racing on the synthetic surface and the horse did not race up to its potential. Trainer L. White added that the horse had pleased in its preparation for today's race and she was confident of a forward showing. Stewards noted the explanation.
A post-race veterinary examination of CRIMSON WARRIOR revealed the gelding to have sustained a laceration to the near foreleg and to have lost its off hind plate in running.
1ST CRIMSON WARRIOR JIM BYRNE LOUISE WHITE (SUNSHINE COAST) $21
2ND SNIP 'N' DUCK GLEN COLLESS LIAM BIRCHLEY (EAGLE FARM) $5
3RD SPRING RAIN MITCHELL SPEERS BARRY MILLER (EAGLE FARM) $15
4TH STRATUM FORCE JASON TAYLOR NORM STEPHENS (DEAGON) $4.20
MARGINS: NOSE X 1 TIME: 1.12.04 LAST 600: 35.30
Shortly after the start INTADOM, which began awkwardly, shifted in making contact with WHY SO EXPENSIVE (C. Munce).
For some distance in the back straight SNIP 'N' DUCK overraced and was inclined to throw its head in the air.
INTADOM raced wide throughout.
SPRING RAIN, which hung out leaving the 800m, shifted wider on the turn.
CRIMSON WARRIOR shifted wider on the track leaving the 600m.
GOLDEN HUT shifted out leaving the 200m, making contact with SPRING RAIN.
M. Speers, the rider of SPRING RAIN, dropped his whip near the 100m.
Stewards sought an explanation from trainer L. White regarding the seemingly improved performance of CRIMSON WARRIOR. Ms White stated that the horse's current campaign had been affected by the weather which resulted in the horse racing on the synthetic surface and the horse did not race up to its potential. Trainer L. White added that the horse had pleased in its preparation for today's race and she was confident of a forward showing. Stewards noted the explanation.
A post-race veterinary examination of CRIMSON WARRIOR revealed the gelding to have sustained a laceration to the near foreleg and to have lost its off hind plate in running.
1ST CRIMSON WARRIOR JIM BYRNE LOUISE WHITE (SUNSHINE COAST) $21
2ND SNIP 'N' DUCK GLEN COLLESS LIAM BIRCHLEY (EAGLE FARM) $5
3RD SPRING RAIN MITCHELL SPEERS BARRY MILLER (EAGLE FARM) $15
4TH STRATUM FORCE JASON TAYLOR NORM STEPHENS (DEAGON) $4.20
MARGINS: NOSE X 1 TIME: 1.12.04 LAST 600: 35.30
Race 7 Major Sheds & Tanks Handicap (Class 1) 1500 Metres
STEWARDS REPORT EXTRACT : MISS TRISH (J. Taylor), which kicked the running rail when proceeding to the barriers, was examined by the veterinary surgeon prior to the start and cleared to race.
CARRY ME BABY (B. Stewart) and ARABIA (P. Hammersley) were both slow to begin.
Near the 1400m PARIAS (S. Bogenhuber) shifted in making slight contact with FLAWLESS (J. Byrne). A short distance later PARIAS lost its position when tightened for room between FLAWLESS, which shifted out slightly, and DAYS GONE BY (Matthew Palmer), which shifted in and away from HUBERT (M. Wood), which in turn shifted in as a result of MISS TRISH hanging in despite the efforts of its rider. As stewards deemed this a racing incident, no action was taken.
GENEVA GOLD (T. Harrison) raced wide in the early stages.
NOBLE OPTION (G. Colless) raced wide until a point near the 800m.
Near the 500m DAYS GONE BY raced greenly for a short distance.
CARRY ME BABY shifted out rounding the home turn forcing DAYS GONE BY wider on the track.
TOYHERO (E. Kehoe) shifted wider rounding the home turn.
A post-race veterinary examination of PARIAS revealed the mare to be lame in the off fore fetlock. Trainer N. Owen was advised that he must produce a veterinary clearance prior to the horse's next start.
1ST CARRY ME BABY BRAD STEWART BARRY BALDWIN (EAGLE FARM) $6
2ND FLAWLESS JIM BYRNE HELEN PAGE (GOLD COAST) $9
3RD DEAD HEAT DAYS GONE BY MATTHEW PALMER DAVID KELLY (GOLD COAST) $2.90 FAV
3RD DEAD HEAT NOBLE OPTION GLEN COLLESS LAURIE RICHARDSON (BEAUDESERT) $8
MARGINS: 4 1/4 X LONG NECK TIME: 1.31.04 LAST 600: 35.06
CARRY ME BABY (B. Stewart) and ARABIA (P. Hammersley) were both slow to begin.
Near the 1400m PARIAS (S. Bogenhuber) shifted in making slight contact with FLAWLESS (J. Byrne). A short distance later PARIAS lost its position when tightened for room between FLAWLESS, which shifted out slightly, and DAYS GONE BY (Matthew Palmer), which shifted in and away from HUBERT (M. Wood), which in turn shifted in as a result of MISS TRISH hanging in despite the efforts of its rider. As stewards deemed this a racing incident, no action was taken.
GENEVA GOLD (T. Harrison) raced wide in the early stages.
NOBLE OPTION (G. Colless) raced wide until a point near the 800m.
Near the 500m DAYS GONE BY raced greenly for a short distance.
CARRY ME BABY shifted out rounding the home turn forcing DAYS GONE BY wider on the track.
TOYHERO (E. Kehoe) shifted wider rounding the home turn.
A post-race veterinary examination of PARIAS revealed the mare to be lame in the off fore fetlock. Trainer N. Owen was advised that he must produce a veterinary clearance prior to the horse's next start.
1ST CARRY ME BABY BRAD STEWART BARRY BALDWIN (EAGLE FARM) $6
2ND FLAWLESS JIM BYRNE HELEN PAGE (GOLD COAST) $9
3RD DEAD HEAT DAYS GONE BY MATTHEW PALMER DAVID KELLY (GOLD COAST) $2.90 FAV
3RD DEAD HEAT NOBLE OPTION GLEN COLLESS LAURIE RICHARDSON (BEAUDESERT) $8
MARGINS: 4 1/4 X LONG NECK TIME: 1.31.04 LAST 600: 35.06
