Farm form makes Epsom look merely a match race
At the Farm last Saturday racing built to a Spring Carnival vibe with Talking winning the Warwick Stakes buildup, while Gold Rod and Aramount emerged as serious rivals for Epsom. Trainer Fred Williams and owner Alan Cooper voiced high hopes for Talking as a leading miler challenger. Other notable results included Prattle Prattle’s strong Campbelltown Handicap showing and remarks on Brittle Prattle versus Gold Rod for the upcoming Epsom.
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Talking
Alan Cooper
Fred Williams
P.W
Wic Ajc
Maxple
Geo. Price
Gold Rod
Rod
Cold Red
Prittle Prattle
Campbelltown
Siill
Pask
Gay Chou
Brittle Rattle
Frittle Prattle
Randwick
Talk
Foe Cook
Doe
Silver Rose Shocks at Rosehill in a Frat Seven Furlongs
The Marne faces a tough mile and seven furlongs as Silver Rose falters after a Rosehill victory. ING'S HEAD and King’s Head show mixed form in weight for age events, while Gold Rod and Talking loom as strong rivals. Ank Musgrave praises The Chanter’s but Melbourne form suggests cautious bets on Gold Rod, Talking, and The Chanter.
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Marne
Ing
King’s
Eiver Walker
Epsom
Gold Rod
Genetout Moves Promisingly at Randwick Sprint
Genetout trotted out at Randwick this morning and impressed observers by moving well under Fred William and the vel. He finished strongly in a Rosehill sprint last season and shows potential for the Spring programme. Hope remains the horse stays sound for future runs.
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Roggie
Genetout
Gulay
Randwick
Neely
Fred William
Vel
Slong
Genetont
Rosehill
STICK TO SILVER STANDARD FOR METROP
Frank Dalton talks to Sportsman at Warwick Farm on Saturday predicting Silver Standard can win the Metrop. Fireman races against him while Mala and Mestoravon emerge as strong stayers in form. Metrop contenders include Curator, with Mala and Mestoravon highlighted as toughest rivals to Silver Standard.
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Frank Dalton
Warwick Farm
Randwick
Fireman
Dan Lewis
Silver Standard
Sydney
Lernis
Dalton
Mestoravon
Newcastle
Curator
Plonk
Don’t Fall for Bogus Trainer Impersonation
Well known trainer W. J. Arnold warns against a phony promoter claiming to be his representative. He notes horses named Captivation Chrysado Bussalea Bombastic and Phast Let, urges readers to ignore solicitations and that impersonation of racing figures has surged among jockeys and trainers over the past year.
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W. J. Arnold
Den
Arnold
Roukx
Tardy take off settled slanchivar at the Farm
In the Farm Novice mile, Slanchivar led early but Bristol overtook him by a length and a half after a rough start. Llanchivar drifted into two pockets and lost several lengths, while Gilltown buckled early and failed to show his best form under trainer Bailey Payton's care.
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Bristol
Llanchivar
Aength
Captain Smart
Pyle King
Rosebery
Bulldozer
Oliver Standard
Llandhivar
McMenamin Sets Sights on Glenlee Handicap Victory
Jockey Ted, leading rider of the season, weighs options for Glenlee. He selects Herarde over Kagral, Turkerbox, and Merarde after careful judgment. Herarde defeats Turkerbox by three quarters of a length, with top weights and future races expected to follow.
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Tea McManamin
Willie
War‘wick’ Farm
Merarde
Ted
Glenlee
Kagal
Tuckerbox
Herarde
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Prittle
Aramount
Darby
Pak Te
Keio
Sama Eng
Darby Munro
Dafoe
Ank Musgrave
Melbourne
Prattce
Chanter
O.K
Bettef
Munro
Mala
Boloney
Qne
Slanchtvar
I Bill Hickey
Pont
Maurice McCarten
McMenamin
Wise Boy
Herne Ike
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