SELECTIONS: 7 RUSSIAN ROSE, 3 DE POET, 4 BEAUTY BOUND Beauty Bound ($5.50) is on debut and her trial form is okay. De Poet ($3.90) has won two trials recently and he raced well on this track in November. The filly has blinkers for the first time. Both runs have been on soft tracks and she has speed. RACE 1, LAKES PODIATRY 3YO MAIDEN PLATE, 1000m: Russian Rose ($2.40 fav) is ready to win after placings in her only two starts at Kembla and Hawkesbury. Lees's New Zealand-bred gelding Willinga Freefall ($6.50) has a good record with three wins from five starts. The European import Acquitted ($4.80) is he most fancied and he had no luck when trapped three-wide no cover in the Newcastle Qualifier.
Kris Lees has won four of the Provincial Championship Finals and he will have five runners in Saturday's Qualifier. Newcastle trainer Sam Kavanagh bought the gelding unraced online and he had three Australian starts in October and November.įollowing an eye-catching fourth at Warwick Farm first-up Wrathful won his next two at Newcastle. The European four-year-old Wrathful ($8) resumes here and he is talented. The gelding has won at Wyong and has a very good second-up record.Ĭonrad has a soft draw and Keagan Latham will ride. The prospect of a soft track won’t be a problem for Conrad as he as won on a heavy track. Wyong's Kim Waugh trained True Crime to win the Newcastle Qualifier on March 9 and she saddles up the favourite in the Wyong Qualifier on Saturday.Ĭonrad ($2.80 on TAB) is the horse and he was impressive when he came from second last to fail by a neck when runner-up on the Kensington Track on March 8.
It is a cracking line-up with first and second progressing to the $500,000 Final at Royal Randwick on April 8. The feature race on the eight-race program at Wyong on Saturday is a qualifier of the Polytrack Provincial-Midway Championships.
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