Soft Step May Get His Chance After All Wild Dove Triumphs At Moore
JAKINS owner-trainer Wild Dove, outsider and Hogarth Stakes winner, jumps to win a slim betting card at Moore. Wild Dove, ridden by Le shell from Ageeto cups, overcomes a quiet program, while Dubai-based horses and familiar contenders trailed. The afternoon featured swift early speed and a notable upset, with Wild Dove claiming top honors as fans watched cautious wagering and mounting anticipation for future races.
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Hua
AL Gha
W. Jakins
Wild Dove
Moore
Bell
Tallerell
North
Villiers Stalras
Jac Minrah
Ayr
Sinbie
Hera
Wharica
Gaystedktod
Flamers
Leshell
Queenaland
Unclear jockeys and horses at Goodwood November meeting
Vague OCR styled notes recount racing figures O'Mara AC Uhetho and Peter O'Sen, with mentions of followers and observers like Murphy and Waverley. Descriptions are fragmented, listing horses, markers, and outcomes without cohesive context or verifiable detail.
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O'Mara
Goodwood
Peter O'Senoor
Con Murphy
Omara
Lal
Jaime Worneley
Murphys
Waverley
Tom
Peter Comers
Trishorn
Smart Recovery Revives Sydney Hopes in Cup Plans
Despite a prior injury scare after a spill at Ascot Soft Step showed recovery last week and resumed light work. Tucker now targets Taitmanns Cup at Randwick a week after the Summer Cup, with hopes that renewed form will support a Brisbane and Sydney campaign, aiming for the Anniversary Handicap and six furlongs State battle. Regular Bachelor also backs Brisbane sprint form for Sydney prospects as Queensland horses seek a long-awaited breakthrough.
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Sydney
Ascot
Tucker
Paganda
Tuelker
Ue Horne
Randwick
Sou Steg
Wreal
Queensland
Packer
Brielit
Sanusry Fe
Mick” Ryan
Lunefe
Perth Cup Contenders Face Tough Field Says Local Page
The Perth Cup favorite Cueesun Strong headlines a crowded field with last two winners in contention as Viking, Balkan Pele, Fant inva, and Gunes Pio vie for position. Other bets include Desert Hera and Prompt De epatch in Railway Stakes futures while Auckland and Western Australia runners draw strong interest.
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Uhesun
Looke Miho
Provincial form leads backers astray in sprint events
A racing report notes bettors backed Palm and Coolspell at 6 to 2 after a late surge by backers in the sprint divisions. Parnacre and Permaera surged from the barrier as Orb faded, with Short Wave and Norman Contest taking minor placings. The Polson stable’s Coolspell won, Palm second, in a volatile betting race marked by late shifts and big wagers.
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Permaera
Shean
Orient
Orb
Bernacre
Short Wave
Norman
Beeler
Ste Orten
Anish
Palm
Polson
Kembla
Coolepall
Coolspell
South Coast
Olis Ter Wins Maiden At Moorefield In Horse Race Debut
Five year old mare Olis Ter, trained by Fred Russell, earned her first victory after 30 starts in a maiden at Moorefield on Saturday. She powered to the finish to beat Pair Diana with Coolspell and Fermacre among the notable contenders. Gillis Tar had shown promise but failed to win. Frosty form hints the youngster may soon repeat success. Coolspell is owned by W E Arnott and G J Cohen Jnr.
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Stealtla-apprentican
McFivar
Bill McGee
Fred. Russell
Mire Olis
Moorefield
Diana
Gillis Tar
Ska
Styla
Coolspell
Mess. W. E. Arnott
G. J. Cohen
Jnr
Sportemten
Fermacre
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Dameltta
Real Joy
Lady Eleanor
Neon
J. O'Sullivan
Jakins
Brisbane
Lerson
Sian Teil
Cueesun
Panto
Fyer
Chitham
Celotta
Cotlens
Desert Hera
Fred
Perth
Jolly Cosy
Othare
Oles
Mattias
Fernacre
Coalspell
A. B. Gray
Parnacre
Fletty Hazel
Gandwool Club
Harry Buler
Pamedd
Baker
Mesa
Imeth
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