CAVIAR THE STAR OF FREMANTLE CUP BONDS' CONQUER PACING CUP IN MIGHTY WAY - HARNESS RACING WA MARCH/APRIL 2020 - RWWA
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
HARNESS RACING WA MARCH/APRIL 2020
CAVIAR
THE STAR OF FREMANTLE CUP
BONDS’ CONQUER PACING CUP
IN MIGHTY WAY
LADIES OF PACING AWARDS LUNCHEON
FOR ALL YOUR WESTERN AUSTRALIAN HARNESS RACING INFORMATION
Better your betting experience Sky Racing Watch live racing
Harness WA is a publication of Racing and Wagering WA (RWWA)
CONTENTS
PUBLICATION DESIGNER: Michele Florent
02
CONTRIBUTING WRITER: Michael Heaton, Tim Blee
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: Scott Hamilton Media
Photography by Jodie Hallows
ALL ENQUIRIES: Kelly Sarich
EMAIL: publications@rwwa.com.au
PHONE: (08) 9445 5504
ADDRESS: 14 Hasler Road
Osborne Park WA 6017
ONLINE: rwwa.com.au
FACEBOOK: /racingandwageringwa
TWITTER: @OfficialRWWA
@RWWA_Harness
HARNESS RACING DEPARTMENT
HEAD OFFICE ADDRESS: 14 Hasler Road
Osborne Park WA 6017
EMAIL: harnessinfo@rwwa.com.au
OFFICE HOURS: 7.30am to 4.00pm
Monday to Friday
DRIVING MASTER: Trevor Warwick
MOBILE: 0434 609 604
TRAINERS' CENTRE PH: (08) 9445 5267*
FAX: (08) 9445 3056
24HR NOM SERVICE PH: (08) 9445 5268*
* N.B. all incoming and outgoing calls are recorded
06 10
STEWARDS DEPARTMENT
GENERAL MANAGER INTEGRITY Denis Borovica
PHONE: (08) 9445 5427
CHIEF STEWARD Barbara Scott
PHONE: (08) 9445 5176
FAX: (08) 9477 5215
EMAIL: barbara.scott@rwwa.com.au
DEPUTY CHIEF STEWARD Rhys Chappell
PHONE: (08) 9445 5177
FAX: (08) 9477 5215 COVER IMAGE: BONDS’ CONQUER PACING CUP IN MIGHTY WAY
EMAIL: rhys.chappell@rwwa.com.au
SENIOR INVESTIGATOR: Geoff Johnson
MOBILE: 0408 843 560
RWWA INTEGRITY
RECORDED MESSAGE SERVICE: (08) 9445 5565 CAVIAR - THE STAR OF FREMANTLE CUP ..............................2
EMAIL: racingintegrity@rwwa.com.au
BONDS’ CONQUER PACING CUP IN MIGHTY WAY...................6
LICENSING & REGISTRATIONS LADIES OF PACING AWARDS LUNCHEON............................10
ADDRESS: 14 Hasler Road
COMMUNITY TAB .............................................................. 14
Osborne Park WA 6017
EMAIL: licreginfo@rwwa.com.au
PHONE: (08) 9445 5568 WILLIAMS HARNESS RACING CLUB 75 YEARS ..................... 16
FAX: (08) 6314 4792
STEP BACK IN TIME1952 CARINVAL ...................................18
RACING AND WAGERING WA
HEAD OFFICE ADDRESS: 14 Hasler Road 2020 FEATURE RACES ......................................................22
Osborne Park WA 6017
PHONE: (08) 9445 5333
APG SALE RESULTS...........................................................24
FAX: (08) 9244 5914
EMAIL: info@rwwa.com.au
WEB: www.rwwa.com.au RACING POLICIES & GENERAL RACING INFORMATION ....... 25
STAKES
EMAIL: rachel.anderson@rwwa.com.au
1
HWA
CAVIAR
The star of Fremantle Cup
By Michael Heaton
Betterthancheddar five-year-old Caviar Star Hall Snr is no stranger to racing at the elite level, having
upstaged more-fancied rivals to take out the trained in excess of 50 Group 1 winners in his illustrious
career to date, but it’s fair to say that his latest Fremantle Cup
$300,000 Retravision Fremantle Cup (2526m) at
triumph came as somewhat of a surprise to the legendary
Gloucester Park on January 10, extending Hall of horseman.
Fame trainer Gary Hall Snr’s unrivalled record to
“Leading up to the carnival I didn’t think I’d have a horse in
nine wins in the time-honoured race.
any of the good races, really,” Hall Snr said.
The gelding went into the feature event in solid form after
“I was trying to qualify Caviar Star, Ideal Liner, Herrick
returning two second-place finishes and a win at his three
Roosevelt and Speed Man.
lead-up runs, however, he started on the fourth line of
betting at $7.50 in a race comprising of five runners from “Speed Man had a hard run leading into it, then Herrick
the strong stable of Greg and Skye Bond, as well as talented Roosevelt got into the Fremantle Cup but drew bad, and I
pacers Shockwave and Bill Haley. actually thought he was probably a little bit better horse than
what Caviar Star was at the time.
Image: Turnstiles to be installed at Gloucester Park
2
“But the thing about Caviar Star is he has real determination opportunity to work at Kevin Pizzuto’s stable in Sydney in
and that’s what makes him so special. 2017 before relocating back to the west six months later.
“He’s got a never-say-die attitude and I think that’s what’s It was upon his return that he secured a job working for Hall
held him in good stead. Snr and, now the stable’s foreman, he says he had always
dreamed of driving a Group 1 winner but didn’t think it would
“As far as ability goes, he’s only limited, but he’s as tough as
be for his boss due to the dominance of WA’s leading driver
any horse I’ve had.”
and Hall Snr’s son, Gary Jnr.
Despite having tasted success in the Fremantle Cup on eight
“At the start I got told that I’d just be the stablehand and I
previous occasions, as well as winning three Inter Dominions
had to work my way up and I’d get more opportunities the
and a record 11 WA Pacing Cups, Hall Snr appeared almost-
more work I do,” McDonald said.
unusually overjoyed following the win of Caviar Star.
“I never thought I’d drive a Group 1 winner for Senior.
He says the surprise factor made the achievement even
more enjoyable, as well as sharing the moment with a “He always has a few runners in those races, so I thought I
relatively-new ownership group. might pick something up, but I definitely didn’t think I’d ever
be on the best chance in the race of ours.
“I was pretty chuffed to win it because I was thinking that I
couldn’t possibly,” he said. “We might not always get along and we have our blues, but I
have a lot of respect for him.”
“I thought he was a rough hope, but that he’d need every bit
of luck he could possibly get. McDonald drove Caviar Star in the gelding’s three last starts
leading into the Fremantle Cup, however, as the stable’s
“The owners have only come into my stable in the last
second-string driver, he says he wasn’t confident of retaining
couple of years, too, so it was great to see them have
the drive in the Group 1 event.
success in a race like that.
“I wasn’t 100 per cent sure, because we had a couple of
“It was a big thrill and we didn’t pay a lot for him, either.
chances going into it and Junior hadn’t been offered the
“I think he was about 60 grand landed in Perth from New drive on Shockwave yet,” he said.
Zealand, so he was relatively cheap, really.”
“It wasn’t until a week before the race where it was found
Caviar Star’s driver, 25-year-old New Zealand-born Stuart out that he was offered the drive on Shockwave and was
McDonald, crossed the ditch more than eight years ago and going to take it, then I was told I was getting the drive on
has called Australia home ever since. Caviar Star.
After previous stints with Perth trainers Greg Schofield and “After the draw I always thought I could win it from quite a
Ross Olivieri, the former leading WA junior driver took up an few different positions, but I never got confident because I
3
HWA
just wasn’t sure what was going to happen with so many Bond “It was an awesome feeling, but then I had to drive in the next
runners in the race. race which took the buzz away a bit, so all I could think of
was, ‘I need to do that again’.”
“But I knew how good the horse was going leading into the
race and then I knew at the 600 how good he was travelling, Usually one to downplay his performances in the sulky,
so it was just a matter of getting into the clear. McDonald was lauded by Hall Snr following the Fremantle
Cup victory.
“In running, all I had to worry about was the last 500 metres
and if I was going to have to get lucky or be able to force my The champion trainer was quick to praise the under-rated
way out somehow.” ability of his newest Group 1-winning driver.
McDonald was able to obtain a clear passage passing the “Stewy’s a pretty good driver,” Hall Snr said.
400-metre mark before pulling the plugs and looming
“He stuck with Eloquent Mach all the way through his
ominously approaching the home turn, however, race-leader
preparation and I kept him on.
Vampiro ($23) kicked clear entering the straight.
“I think eventually he could make a driver of the top echelon.”
Always up for a challenge, Caviar Star knuckled down to the
task brilliantly, levelling up to the pacemaker at the 50-metre Reflecting back on a period of dominance that has seen him
mark and pulling away late to snatch victory by a head. conqueror the pinnacles of Australasian pacing, Hall Snr is
surprised with the way his own career has unfolded.
Despite the small margin, however, McDonald ensured he
salvaged the career-best moment by producing a celebratory He says the Fremantle Cup is one of many races that initially
salute in the shadows of the post. eluded him, however, as history would tell, the best-in-the-
west continues to re-write the record books each season.
“I thought about it all Friday morning because I thought I
could win the race, but I thought I wouldn’t be given the “I ran a hell of a lot of places in the Fremantle Cup before I
chance to salute in my first Group 1 because it’ll probably be a could win one,” he said.
really close race,” he laughed.
“It took me a long time.
“Then, half-way down the straight, I got really confident and
“I ran second a couple of times and third a couple of times,
thought, ‘yep, I’ll get it going’.
then (Gary Hall) Junior seemed to be the change in my
“Afterwards, I didn’t know how to feel. success in my Group 1 races, that’s for certain.
“I was surprised and happy, but it didn’t hit me straight away. “I could never have imagined that I’ve ended up with the
record I’ve got.
“It wasn’t until I finished my warm-down lap and saw all the
owners and Senior celebrating and running up to me that I “I can’t believe it, really.
thought, ‘okay, this is for real,’.
“I remember just hoping that one day I could win a Fremantle
Cup or a Pacing Cup or an Inter Dominion.”
4
Need support now? We’re here to help 24/7
Racing and Wagering WA in conjunction with PeopleSense has made available
a free, independent and confidential mental health and wellbeing support
service to Licenced Racing Trainers, Harness Drivers, Stable Hands, Stable
Forepersons, Track Work Riders, Greyhound Attendants and Licenced
Farriers/Riders Agents.
Racing Assist offers 24 hour phone support and up to six free
face-to-face counselling sessions run by trained professionals.
100% PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
1300 307 912
racingassist.com.au
5
HWA
BONDS’ CONQUER
PACING CUP IN
MIGHTY WAY
By Michael Heaton
After chasing an elusive Pacing Cup victory without success his grand final but outlined his class when sitting in the
for many years, the powerhouse husband-and-wife breeze and proving too strong for his stablemate over the
partnership of Greg and Skye Bond ticked the milestone concluding stages to score by a head.
off their bucket lists in emphatic fashion when training the
Reflecting back on the triumph, Greg Bond says although
trifecta of the $450,000 Group 1 event on January 17.
the gelding had a less-than-ideal lead-up to the race, he still
The dynamite duo had a record seven runners engaged in maintained confidence in his ability on the night.
the iconic feature, headed by race-favourite Galactic Star
“We had to wait through a process with Mighty Conqueror’s
($4.20), but it was the progressive Mighty Conqueror ($5.50)
sore foot,” Bond said.
who took the honours from brave front-runner, Vampiro
($9), and evergreen 11-year-old, Our Jimmy Johnstone “We had to make some corrective shoeing and it was a bit
($7.50). of heart-in-mouth stuff at times going into it but, with our
structure at home, we were still able to keep the work up to
Mighty Conqueror, an American Ideal five-year-old, had
him so he went into the race lacking no fitness.
to overcome hoof bruising in the fortnight leading into
6
“We were fortunate enough to have the numbers this year, “Sometimes you feel like you just want it over with when
which helped, and some horses with good ability.” they’re on the track, so it was a long lead up.
Galactic Star, a proven Inter Dominion heat and Group 2 Then, I don’t know if relief is the right word, but you feel like
winner, was regarded as the Bonds’ number-one seed in the you’ve achieved something that you’ve been chasing.
Pacing Cup after stable driver Ryan Warwick elected to drive
“You think of all the behind-the-scenes work, not just by Skye
the gelding in preference of its stablemates.
and myself, but your staff, vets and all of that stuff, and that
The previous week saw the seven-year-old gallop you plan for these races months out.
approaching the home turn after copping interference and
“You feel like it is a mission accomplished, rather than
he subsequently finished at the tail of the field, however, his
anything else.
luck didn’t change in the Pacing Cup when being blocked at
crucial stages. “A part of me would’ve liked to see Robbie Gartrell win,
because he has a share in Vampiro and has been a great
“I thought Galactic Star was probably our best chance with
stable supporter but, other than that, I’m just happy to win
clear running and, if he had’ve got clear running 300 out
the race.”
from home, I think he could’ve still won the race,” Bond said.
Mighty Conqueror’s winning driver in the Pacing Cup, Dylan
“It wouldn’t have been an easy decision for Ryan with the
Egerton-Green, was introduced to the Bond camp through
barrier draw, but I guess he went with the more proven horse
his father-in-law and harness racing veteran, Colin Brown, as
and, things didn’t work out for Galactic Star in that race, but
a junior driver.
he’s since proven his form to be not too bad.”
The popular and well-respected 27-year-old took up an
Asked to describe his feelings in the moments immediately
opportunity to become the stable’s outright number-two
before and after his Pacing Cup trifecta, Bond says he was
driver to Warwick 18 months ago and has reaped the rewards
filled with a range of emotions.
ever since.
“Before the race, the warm-up leading up to the race seemed
“Colin used to drive for Greg and Skye a lot and he got me in
like it took forever because you get to a point where all the
there a bit when Greg had claiming drives,” Egerton-Green
work is done,” he said.
said.
7
HWA
“You feel like Pacing Cup night proved to be even more fruitful for
it is a mission
Egerton-Green when, three races after his Group 1 success,
he led from go-to-whoa on a pacer he trains himself, Tyler
Brett.
accomplished, However, less than 24 hours after the best night of his career,
he says he was quickly brought back down to earth.
rather than “The day after the Pacing Cup I felt on top of the world, then I
went to Bunbury on the Saturday arvo and I don’t think I even
anything else"
ran a place,” he laughed.
“I got brought back to reality pretty quick.
“But hopefully I can get some more opportunities to drive
some nice horses in nice races now.”
Bond, like many participants in the harness industry, speaks
“Ryan was Greg’s number-one driver but, because Colin had highly of Egerton-Green on-and-off the track.
slowed down a little bit, they were looking for someone who He says the young gun’s second Group 1 win in the space of
would be happy to drive their second stringers when they 12 months is an appropriate result for the work he has put
came up. into his craft.
“When they asked me, I jumped at it and it’s all just gone from “Dylan did a lot of driving for us when he had his claim,” Bond
there. said.
“Ryan’s the number-one driver and gets the best drive on the “He’s always been held in high regard by both Skye and
night but, with their horses, it’s whoever gets the best luck in myself, not just as a driver, but as a person as well.
the run because they’re always a winning chance.
“We got to the stage where the numbers were up and I spoke
“They don’t send them around with no hope.” to him about 18 months ago about wanting him to be our
It has been a whirlwind past nine months for Egerton-Green second string and asked how that would sit with him, and he
after scoring his first Group 1 victory aboard the Brown- was very happy for the opportunity.
trained Patrickthepiranha in the Westbred Colts & Geldings “He’s driven great and he’s a quality young man who’s a
Classic (2130m) on June 21 before returning his 500th win in hard worker and gets on with the job, so winning the Cup is
the sulky aboard Sarah Suvaljko’s Nowuseemesmile less than probably just reward for someone like him who has put the
eight weeks later. effort it.”
Looking back on his recent accomplishments, Egerton- A clearly-delighted Bond took immense satisfaction from
Green says achieving the milestones on his biggest adding his and his wife’s name to the WA Pacing Cup honour
supporters’ horses have made the moments even more roll, however, he says it was back to business as always
special. following the feature win.
“I did a lot of work with Patrickthepiranha, because I’d been “The Pacing Cup is the marquee race to win on the local
working him, so it was really good to get my first Group 1 for calendar and we’ve completed that now, so it gave us the full
someone so close to me and a horse I’d done a lot of work book,” he said.
with,” he said.
“We’ve won the Slipper, the Derby, the Oaks, the Nugget
“Ryan was happy to drive Galactic Star in the Pacing Cup and and the Fremantle Cup, so that was probably the only one
I’d driven Mighty Conqueror before, so they said I could drive missing out of the mantle-piece, so to speak.
him.
“But, 10 minutes after the race Skye was planning for next
“It was always going to be tough because it’s such a great year, so you move on pretty quick.
race and nothing ever gets given to anyone.
“There’s always something on next week or next month
“He had to do it the hard way and proved he was the best that you’ve got to prepare your horses for, so you’re always
horse on the night. focusing on the next project.”
“I wasn’t overly confident going into it, but I thought he’d run
a really good race.”
8MORE THAN A RACEHORSE offthetrackwa@rwwa.com.au @offthetrackwa /offthetrackwa offthetrackwa.com.au9
HWA
LADIES OF PACING AWARDS
Thursday 16 January Racing and Wagering Western Australia win a race against men when she landed the $5.60 chance
(RWWA) announced the winners of the inaugural Ladies of San Lisa a winner at Bunbury at her first drive.
Pacing Award at an event celebrating the many women who
Ms Dixon has since been an avid supporter of women in
work and thrive in the harness racing industry.
racing and pacing, and has inspired many to take the leap
The award highlighted women’s achievements in the and build a career for themselves in the industry.
following categories; Leadership, Dedication to Harness
Jeanine Diederich, the president of Western Australian
Racing, Welfare and Administration.
Standardbred Breeders Association (WASBA), took home the
The 140 attendees saw pioneer Wendy Dixon win the Ladies Dedication to Harness Racing Award.
of Pacing Leadership Award. Ms Dixon made her racetrack
debut on 16 September 1978, becoming the first woman to
10A strong and steadfast figure supporting WA harness Both winners were recognised for their exceptional skills,
breeding and racing for many years, WASBA’s achievements positive attitude and achievements that had added value to
under Ms Diederich’s leadership is a demonstration of her their respective clubs, and the wider industry.
commitment and drive.
RWWA General Manager Racing Charlotte Mills said she was
Bayley Thomas was recognised for her outstanding proud to launch the first Ladies of Pacing Award on behalf of
commitment to the care of retired Standardbreds, winning RWWA.
the Ladies of Pacing Welfare Award.
“We have an incredible female workforce working both
Going above and beyond to help trainers and owners find on and off the track in WA, and I believe it is important to
new homes for their retired racehorses, Ms Thomas has celebrate their success and dedication.”
worked hard from a very young age to ensure the right horse
“The winners announced here this afternoon are driving
is matched with the right home.
change and creating new possibilities for the next generation,
Two worthy winners took home a trophy for the Ladies and I am thrilled we could come together as an industry to
of Pacing Administration Award; Executive Assistant at applaud and recognise them for their contribution,” she said.
Gloucester Park Patricia Swallow and General Manager
The Ladies of Pacing Award was held at Victory Lounge,
Bunbury Trotting Club Julie Doble.
Optus Stadium.
11HWA 12
13
HWA
Giving back TO THE WA COMMUNITY
TEAM TEAL YOUNG RUGBY REFEREE WINS COMMUNITY TAB
Pinjarra Harness Racing Club and Community TAB have
OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
joined forces to raise funds for Team Teal at the annual Joondalup local Tyler Miller has been recognised as the
Pinjarra Pacing Cup in March, benefitting ovarian cancer 2019 Official of the Year at the RAC SportWest Awards,
awareness and research. Western Australia’s premier sports awards, which was held
at Optus Stadium Thursday 13 February 2020.
The Team Teal campaign is a partnership between
WomenCan and the Harness Racing industry in Australia Over 500 people gathered at the awards to recognise
and New Zealand, running annually during Ovarian Cancer excellence in sport and celebrate the achievements of WA
Awareness Month. sportspeople throughout 2019.
Community TAB is matching funds raised on Pinjarra Pacing Community TAB proudly presented the award of
Cup Day up to $2,000, as well as donating $200 each time Community TAB Official of the Year to 25 year old rugby
a race is won by a Team Teal rider until March 15, as the WA referee Tyler Miller, who kicked off her refereeing career at
team sponsor. just 12 years old.
Image: Tyler Miller & Matthew Thomas Community TAB
1415
HWA
WILLIAMS HARNESS
RACING CLUB
75 years Celebration
Image: Turnstiles to be installed at Gloucester Park
16Williams Harness Racing Club had their final WILLIAMS CUP DAY -16TH FEBRUARY 2020
meeting for 2019/2020 season on the 16th
The club was founded in 1944 with the first race meeting
February with the running of the Williams Cup
held in February 1945.
and the celebration of 75 years of racing in
There was a memorabilia display with an extensive list of
Williams.
officer bearers and committee, and previous Williams Cup
The first race meeting for the season was on Australia winners, a wooden springback spider and a handheld bell
Day January 26th. At this meeting Mrs Helen Bunch was that had been used for many years as the bell lap.
honoured for her service to the club.
On race day the club used the bell in the Williams Cup,
Helen joined the committee in 1991 and was secretary/ which was rung by Charles Cowcher who has been lap
treasurer for 21 years and a further 4 years as Secretary and steward for 44 years. Charles and his wife Beryl have been
is still an active member on the committee. donating the trophy for the Williams Cup for over 10 years
Helen’s dedication to the club is amazing, seeing many On all race days the club has lucky book prizes, losing
changes at the club and in the sport of harness racing. At betting ticket draws after each race and a members draw
one point the Western Australia Trotting Association was for a meal voucher. On cup day this year there were free ice
going to relocate Williams race meetings to Narrogin, Helen creams and face painting for the kids.
and the committee members at the time joined with the
For the second season the Wiliams Club offered a $500
local community and fought to keep racing at Williams.
bonus to Owners and Trainers whose horse won a race at
The day ended with a barbeque to celebrate Australia both race meetings. This bonus was won on cup day by
Day with the Gloucester Park Harness Members and the Follow the Dragon
community of Williams in attendance.
Williams Harness Racing is a community event where
community groups and businesses are involved.
Images: Extracts from old race books
17HWA
- A Step Back In Time by Tim Blee -
THE 1952 CARNIVAL
PRELUDE TO THE 1953 INTERS
The unprecedented success of the 1950 Christmas Produce Stakes and been unplaced on only 1 occasion.
Carnival, which saw NZ super star Single Direct stamp Floodlight, whose full sister Desmouth was destined for
his superiority over a strong contingent of locals, marked harness racing immortality as the dam of the mighty
the start of a flood of visiting stars to Gloucester Park in Halwes, already had an imposing record in addition to
the 1950’s. Royal Shadow, a gallant runner up to Single his Interdominion placing at Harold Park, having already
Direct in the Golden Jubilee Federation Cup of January won the 1952 AG Hunter Cup, just one of his eventual 36
1st, 1951 had one of his many highlights under lights victories across all Australian States with the exclusion of
when successful in the following year’s version of WA’s Queensland.
premier race for Pop and Max Johnson, but with the 1953
The first round of 12 heats of the Christmas Handicap
Interdominion Series scheduled for Gloucester Park in
got under way on Saturday December 6th, and with only
February, the Christmas Carnival would see an early arrival
heat winners qualifying for the 2,600 pound final, it was
become the first horse ever to travel by air transport for a
Kolect Again who drew first blood for Athol Robertson
WA harness meeting.
when he led all the way in defeating Trader (D.Martin) and
The Tasmanian Champion Floodlight would be bought Don Thomas’s Hasty Nelson. Bob Pollock took a freelance
to Perth 11 weeks early by his ace trainer driver Don drive on Rhoda’s Gift and cruised home an easy winner
Cornish in an attempt to gain an edge in both fitness and over Kratsa Dan (W.Scott) and Retinue (Frank Kersley) in
acclimatization, with Perth summers being traditionally a the second heat. In winning the 3rd heat of the night, Beau
lot harsher than those back in Tasmania. Whilst other early Don advanced to a 2.11 mark, thus making him eligible for
travelers such as Tennessee Sky and Pick On would also the WA Cup on January 1. After galloping out and losing
arrive early in the middle of December, they travelled by ground at the start, driver Bill Foy took advantage of the
the more traditional sea journey but arrived a little stiff and slow early pace to win easing up over Sandridge (Lorne
sore from the long journey and they could not contest the Richter) and Beaudale (Ron Porter).
Christmas Carnival. Floodlights 18 hour air journey from
The December 13 round of heats saw the 7/4 favourite
Sydney was a walk in the park compared to the journey by
Red Hussar take out heat 4 for Fred Kersley with Trader
sea.
once again the runner up with Speedy Van in 3rd for Max
Although light in condition as he stepped off the plane, Johnson but the slow mile rate 2.14 indicated it was one of
master trainer Cornish quickly bought Floodlight to hand the weaker heats. Kratsa Dan rated 2.10 ¾ in easily winning
and he was able to trial him into second place behind heat 5 over Fred Kersley’s Happy Mint with Telluride
Kolect Again at Gloucester Park on December 14th prior (Harold Richter) back in 3rd, whilst visiting Interdominion
to contesting a heat of the Christmas Handicap. Qualifying nominee Retinue franked his good form with a win in heat
him for both the Christmas Handicap Final and the WA 6 for Frank Kersley over San Guy (Alan Woodworth) and
Cup would see him have the opportunity to pick up good Wirradale (Max Johnson). However, the star of the night
prizemoney prior to the beginning of the 19,000 pound was the recent import from New Zealand, Dillon Grattan.
Interdominion Series on February 18. However, Floodlight, The son of Dillon Hall, though only contesting a minor
3rd in the previous year’s Interdominion Final at Harold race, would go on to be a standout sire in WA after arriving
Park to the champion Avian Derby and Recovered, and on the same vessel that bought NZ Champion single Direct
renowned throughout Australia, would have a rising local to Perth for the Christmas Carnival 2 years earlier. He
star to deal with in the form of Bill Foy’s brilliant 4 year old recorded his 6th consecutive win after travelling 3 and 4
Beau Don, as well as perennial crowd favourite Kellett. wide for the first mile before scoring an emphatic victory.
Beau Don had only started 14 times prior to the carnival The 700 pound Free For All that night was won by Norm
but had won 11 times including the WA Derby and the Sires Duncan’s Game Globe, driven by Harold Richter, but it
18was marred by a bad fall that resulted in the favourite British The final set of heats was contested on Boxing night and
Machine being unfortunately euthanized post-race. the winners would have little time to recover in readiness
for the Final the next evening. 5/4 favourite Happy Mint was
The 3rd round of heats, Saturday December 20th, could
successful in heat 10 over Kolfast and Telluride, Speedy Van
well have been labelled “Raider Domination Night” with the
scored as an even money favourite for Max Johnson over
legendary sire producing 3 of the 7 winners (Steorra, Dainty
Wilbourne (Jim Kinnear) and Prince Hall (Frank Kersley) in
Patsy and Floodlight), whilst Scott’s Way, later to achieve
heat 11, whilst Sandridge won the final heat for Lorne Richter
fame as the sire of world record holder Dainty’s Daughter,
accounting for Lily Girl (W.Read) and Remlap (R.Pollock).
won his Qualifying Stakes as a 2/1 on favourite, posting a very
Punters were of the view that provided Beau Don stepped
pedestrian 2.15 mile rate. Heat 7 of the Christmas Handicap
cleanly in the final, he may have too much speed for both
went to Harry Moran’s Dainty Patsy who defeated Kolfast
Floodlight and Rhoda’s Gift.
(Frank Kersley) and Speedy Van (Max Johnson) and Hasty
Nelson made amends in Heat 8 scoring a narrow win for Don However, there was to be a substantial twist as the tale of the
Thomas over Happy Mint (Fred Kersley), with Trader running final unfolded, accompanied by great controversy. Trainer
a third consecutive placing in the heats to be branded the Ray Williams sprung a late driving change on Kratsa Dan
unluckiest contestant of the heats. The race of the night after regular driver W.V.Scott reported that under medical
however was in heat 9 when Floodlight beat Kellett (also sired advice, he would “not be able to do full justice to Kratsa Dan”
by Raider) in sensational circumstances, prevailing by a mere and ace driver Alan Woodworth was engaged. Kratsa Dan
3 inches after Kellett mixed its gait after heading Floodlight in was heavily supported into 4/1 second favourite behind
the straight. Beaudale (Ron Porter) ran 3rd on a night when Beau Don (7/4), and rumours were rife that the Woodworth
the course patrons where agog with the news that a serial Stable backers had invested heavily, in spite of denials from
poisoner had killed Tasmanian champion Payray and his full both Stan (“I never invested a penny”) and Alan Woodworth.
brother Herbray overnight in Launceston, by administering Kratsa Dan, in winning from the scratch mark by 18 inches
Strychnine to both horses. Payray had won the Newton Free over Happy Mint (12 yrds) and Floodlight (36 yrds), took 4 ½
For All in record time the day before and was scheduled to seconds off Royal Shadow’s previous race state record after
travel to Victoria for the Hunter Cup prior to coming to Perth recording a time of 3.30 for the 13 furlongs (2600m). With
for the Interdominion Series. At the same time, handicaps Beau Don pulled out of the race after a tardy beginning along
were released for the Interdominion with reigning champion with Kolect Again, all eyes now turned to the upcoming WA
Avian Derby receiving an imposing 48 yard handicap. Avian Cup to be held on Jan 2.
Derby was in fine form having outclassed a strong field in the
Another huge crowd turned out for the Thursday Night,
Wayville Mile the week before.
January 1st WA Trotting Cup with a full field of 14 to contest
19HWA
the 3,600 pound race with the 3 main fancies all drawn Dan and Dainty Patsy in the 2.16 and better Association
on the scratch mark. Kellett (5/2) who had easily beaten handicap, with Rhodas Gift also backing up from the
Bintravis in a FFA on the night of the Christmas Handicap Christmas Handicap final to defeat Kolfast in the other
Final, was suspect at the distance and had been missing the 2.16 and better handicap. Horses were there to be raced in
start recently and the favourite at 5/4 was Floodlight with the 1950’s with the toughness of the colonially pedigreed
Beau Don at 7/4. Kellett predictably blew the start and it was Standardbred very well to the fore.
Beau Don who careered away to an 18 yard victory over the
With the Carnival now complete, all eyes now turned to
courageous Kellett whilst Floodlight weakened in the straight
the upcoming 1953 Interdominion Series in February. With
to be 5 yards away in 3rd place. It would take a race record
a stellar list of nominations and a number of contestants
from Beau Don and driver Bill Foy, who ran the 2 miles in 4
already having arrived in Perth, the stage was set for a
min 20 ½ seconds to spread-eagle the field at a 2.10 ¼ mile
memorable series. With two past winners in Avian Derby and
rate. Last year’s victor Royal Shadow (24 yrds) was a further
Captain Sandy entered, along with established stars of the
5 yards away in 4th place after coming off an interrupted
day like Floodlight, the mighty Ribands, Inters placegetter
preparation and he couldn’t overcome his back mark. In
Recovered, the brilliant New Zealand mare Blue Mist, the
winning the cup, Beau Don took his record to 13 wins from
enduring Bruce Hall and future champ Tennessee Sky, along
17 starts and over 7,500 pounds in stakemoney. He was
with star drivers that were household names of the 1950’s
heavily supported with a number of bets of 1000 to 500
such as Perc Hall, Sylvester Bray and Freeman Holmes,
pounds landed and he returned to a thunderous reception.
it would be left to an ageing outsider, a master trainer
The very consistent Trader, placed in all 3 attempts in the and his young driver to pull off one of the great feats of
Christmas Handicap heats, was finally in the winner’s circle Interdominion History – Captain Sandy , Dinny Nolan and
on Cup night when the Raider entire accounted for Kratsa Bob Pollock – but that is another story for another day.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Owners Only and Racing and Wagering WA would like to congratulation Jeanette Levine and Chris Feast for
each winning a $5,000 APG Voucher to spend on a yearling at the 2020 APG Perth Yearling Sale. Jeanette and
Chris were drawn at random out of more than 400 entries for the competition. The pair have both chosen their
yearlings and we wish them the best of success in the future.
The Owners Only Enclosure is an event held on the last Friday at Gloucester Park between the months of January
to April to reward and recognise harness owners for their contributions to the industry. All owners received
an email invite with a link to register their interest to attend one of the four events where they will receive a
complimentary drink and light refreshments throughout the race night. If you’re an owner who did not receive
this email invite, please contact ownersonly@rwwa.com.au.
20Vale Joe Petricevich
Astute trainer Joe Petricevich, a leading light in harness which included a victory over Gay Society and Copper
racing in Western Australia in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Chief in the 1958 WA Derby.
passed away on 17 January 2020 at the age of 97.
Petricevich also won the 1964 WA Derby with the
Phil Petricevich, the youngest of his ten children, said brilliant Rising Scott beating Good Grattan and Tugman.
it was quite moving that his father died just moments
The distinctive Petricevich livery of red and gold
before the 12 runners got under way for the $450,000
horseshoes was also carried to victory by top-flight
WA Pacing Cup at Gloucester Park. It was on January 1,
pacers Beau Corse (purchased for 80 pounds), Shagrim
1962 that Joe Petricevich achieved his most important
and Coneeda. Beau Corse notched his 16th win when
success as an owner and trainer when Beau Travis,
Kersley drove him to victory over Defiance and Leuros
driven by Fred Kersley jnr and six days before his 23rd
in the 1961 Winter Cup; Kersley was also in the sulky
birthday, finished brilliantly and won by almost three
when Shagrim won the 1967 Navy Cup and when
lengths from the pacemaker Peppercorn in the 2450
Coneeda won the 1967 Fremantle Cup --- shortly after
pound ($4900) WA Trotting Cup over two miles,
starting at 33/1 and finishing second to Binshaw in the
witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd of 16,000.
1967 Interdominion championship final.
A great conditioner of pacers and an excellent judge
Petricevich also enjoyed considerable success in the
of a young horse, Joe Petricevich purchased Beau
1990s with Picture Son (16 wins) and Theresa Franco
Travis as a yearling for 36 pounds ($72) and the gelding
(seven wins).
earned more than $20,000 in a wonderful career,
Vale Dudley Anderson
Dudley Kenneth Anderson, affectionately known as Anderson also drove Royal Force when the pacer
Boof throughout his long and distinguished career in finished third behind Pure Steel and Paleface Adios in
harness racing, died aged 88 on Tuesday 28 January the 1977 Hunter Cup in Melbourne and when he won
2020. the Fremantle Cup that year. Two years later, Royal
Force was third behind Pure Steel and Koala King in the
A blacksmith by trade, he also was an astute trainer and WA Pacing Cup.
skilful reinsman who drove a winner of a WA Derby, a
Fremantle Cup and a Miracle Mile at Sydney’s Harold Anderson also achieved great success with several
Park. pacers he trained and drove, including Smooth Dave,
Regal Counsel, Southern Knight and Just Mick. Regal
He also had a keen eye when selecting a horse and it Counsel, a chestnut, won the 1972 James Brennan
was on his recommendation that WA trainer Bill Horn Cup, Smooth Dave scored a notable victory over
and Gordon and Cecelia Cox purchased Village Kid for Classic Garry in the 1982 WA Derby and Southern
$36,000 after the pacer had won at three of his first Knight finished second to Flashing Star in the 1994
nine starts in New Zealand. Trained by Horn, Village Golden Nugget championship. The WA-bred Southern
Kid developed into a superstar who raced 160 times Knight went on to finish second to Justaboyden in the
for 93 wins, 25 seconds, 12 thirds and $2,117,870 in 1995 WA Pacing Cup and third behind Our Sir Vancelot
prizemoney. and Norms Daughter in the 1997 WA Pacing Cup.
The highlight of Anderson ‘s career was when he drove
Royal Force (trained by Wagin farmer George Kennett)
to victory over Paleface Adios and Markovina in the
Miracle Mile at Harold Park in March 1977.
21HWA
2019/20 FEATURE RACES
DATE DAY RACING CLUB FEATURE RACE NAME CLASS FEATURE FEATURE
STAKES STAKES
LEVEL
02-Mar-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) PINJARRA CUP Open G2 $50,000
02-Mar-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
02-Mar-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) TROTTERS SPRINT Open OT $10,000
06-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO COLTS AND GELDINGS SALES 3YO C&G G2 $50,000
CLASSIC
06-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO FILLIES SALES CLASSIC 3YO F&M G2 $50,000
06-Mar-20 Fri Narrogin Harness Racing Club GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
07-Mar-20 Sat Albany Harness Racing Club DENMARK CUP Restricted OT $10,000
08-Mar-20 Sun Collie Harness Racing Club JOE SUVALJKO MEMORIAL Restricted OT $7,000
13-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 4YO & 5YO CHAMPIONSHIP 4YO & 5YO G2 $50,000
14-Mar-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club BATTLE OF BUNBURY 3YO BL $25,000
15-Mar-20 Sun Bridgetown Harness Racing Club BRIDGETOWN CUP OT $10,000
15-Mar-20 Sun Bridgetown Harness Racing Club CEDRIC JONES FINAL OT $7,000
15-Mar-20 Sun Bridgetown Harness Racing Club GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $7,000
20-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTERN GATEWAY 3YO G2 $50,000
20-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTERN CROWN FINALS COLTS & 2YO C&G BL $25,000
GELDINGS
20-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTERN CROWN FINALS FILLIES 2YO F&M BL $25,000
21-Mar-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club 4Y0 + MARES WESTBRED RWWA C&G OT $10,000
FEATURE
21-Mar-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club 4Y0 + ENTIRES & GELDINGS F&M OT $10,000
WESTBRED RWWA FEATURE
22-Mar-20 Sun Collie Harness Racing Club COLLIE CUP OT $10,000
22-Mar-20 Sun Collie Harness Racing Club GEORGE ASHCROFT MEMORIAL OT $7,000
23-Mar-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) GOLDEN GIRLS MILE Open F&M G3 $30,000
27-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing EMPRESS STAKES Open F&M G2 $50,000
27-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing THE CLARKE Restricted G3 $30,000
27-Mar-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing TROTTERS SPRINT Open Trotters G3 $30,000
28-Mar-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club WA COUNTRY DERBY 3YO G3 $30,000
28-Mar-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club NARROGIN CUP Open G3 $30,000
03-Apr-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WA DERBY 3YO G1 $200,000
05-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing KELLERBERRIN CUP OT $7,000
Club
09-Apr-20 Thu Gloucester Park Harness Racing EASTER CUP Restricted G2 $50,000
10-Apr-20 Fri Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) GOOD FRIDAY
11-Apr-20 Sat Northam Harness Racing Club (Inc) GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
17-Apr-20 Fri Wagin Trotting Club (Inc) WAGIN CUP Restricted OT $10,000
17-Apr-20 Fri Wagin Trotting Club (Inc) GENERIC RWWA FEATURE C&G OT $7,000
17-Apr-20 Fri Wagin Trotting Club (Inc) GENERIC RWWA FEATURE F&M OT $7,000
18-Apr-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club COUNTRY OAKS BL $25,000
18-Apr-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club DIGGERS CUP OT $10,000
19-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing CUNDERDIN CUP OT $7,000
Club
19-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing JOCK COLEMAN MEMORIAL DAINTYS OT $7,000
Club DAUGHTER
24-Apr-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing MEMORIAL DAY Open BL $25,000
24-Apr-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing CHAMPAGNE CLASSIC 2YO G2 $50,000
24-Apr-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing THE JOHNSON Restricted G3 $30,000
F&M
26-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing GENERIC RWWA FEATURE C&G OT $7,000
Club
26-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing GENERIC RWWA FEATURE F&M OT $7,000
Club
22 Dates subject to change. Refer to www.rwwa.com.au for current dates2019 FEATURE RACES
DATE DAY RACING CLUB FEATURE RACE NAME CLASS FEATURE FEATURE
STAKES STAKES
LEVEL
26-Apr-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing CENTRAL WHEATBELT CUP OT $10,000
Club
27-Apr-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) KING LETHBRIDGE MEMORIAL F&M OT $14,000
01-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing LAURIE KENNEDY RACE FOR ROSES F&M BL $25,000
01-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WA OAKS 3YO G1 $150,000
02-May-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club DE CAMPO MEMORIAL 2YO COLTS & 2YO C&G OT $10,000
GELDINGS
02-May-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club DE CAMPO MEMORIAL 2YO FILLIES 2YO F&M OT $10,000
08-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing BREEDERS STAKES FILLIES AND Open F&M G2 $50,000
MARES
09-May-20 Sat Bunbury Trotting Club BUNBURY DASH FOR CASH Restricted OT $10,000
15-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO PEARL CLASSIC 3YO C&G G2 $50,000
16-May-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
17-May-20 Sun Central Wheatbelt Harness Racing S M ELLIOTT MEMORIAL 3YO OT $7,000
Club
22-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing MEMBERS SPRINT Open BL $25,000
22-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO DIAMOND CLASSIC 3YO F&M G2 $50,000
22-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing PURE STEEL Restricted G3 $30,000
29-May-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO DIAMOND CLASSIC FINAL 2YO F&M G1 $100,000
05-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing ROTARY CLUB FREMANTLE BL $25,000
05-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing HARRY CAPARARO WESTBRED 4YO & 4YO & 5YO G3 $30,000
5YO MARES Mares
12-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO PEARL CLASSIC FINAL 2YO C&G G1 $100,000
12-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTSIRED 3YO COLTS & GELDINGS 3YO C&G BL $25,000
12-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTSIRED 3YO FILLIES & MARES 3YO F&M BL $25,000
13-Jun-20 Sat Narrogin Harness Racing Club GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
19-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WINTER CUP Open BL $25,000
19-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTSIRED 2YO COLTS & GELDINGS 2YO C&G BL $25,000
19-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WESTSIRED 2YO FILLIES & MARES 2YO F&M BL $25,000
19-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO COLTS AND GELDINGS WESTBRED 3YO C&G G1 $100,000
19-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 3YO FILLIES WESTBRED 3YO F&M G1 $100,000
26-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing PAST PRESIDENTS CUP open BL $25,000
26-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO COLTS AND GELDINGS WESTBRED 2YO C&G G1 $100,000
CLASSIC
26-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO FILLIES WESTBRED CLASSIC 2YO F&M G1 $100,000
26-Jun-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing THE LOMBARDO Restricted G3 $30,000
F&M
03-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO FILLIES GOLD BRACELET 2YO F&M G3 $30,000
04-Jul-20 Sat Northam Harness Racing Club (Inc) GENERIC RWWA FEATURE OT $10,000
10-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing 2YO GOLDEN SLIPPER 2YO G1 $125,000
13-Jul-20 Mon Pinjarra Harness Racing Club (Inc) DAINTYS DAUGHTER CLASSIC 3YO F&M G3 $30,000
17-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing BOTRA CUP Open BL $25,000
17-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing APG 2YO CHAMPIONSHIP 2YO G2 $50,000
24-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing JOHN HIGGINS MEMORIAL FINAL Restricted G3 $30,000
24-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing CHANDON Restricted G3 $30,000
31-Jul-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing THE KERRY CLARKE CLASSIC 4YO & 5YO G3 $30,000
01-Aug-20 Sat Northam Harness Racing Club (Inc) VIRGIL QUEEN CELEBRATION 4YO+ Mares OT $20,000
01-Aug-20 Sat Northam Harness Racing Club (Inc) NORTH EASTERN DISTRICTS COUNCIL 3YO OT $10,000
DERBY
07-Aug-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing SAN SIMEON Open G2 $50,000
07-Aug-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing MARATHON HANDICAP Restricted BL $25,000
14-Aug-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing AUGUST CUP Open BL $25,000
14-Aug-20 Fri Gloucester Park Harness Racing WASBA 4 & 5YO MARES 4YO & 5YO G3 $30,000
Mares
Dates subject to change. Refer to www.rwwa.com.au for current dates 23HWA
2020 Sales Results Series 31- Perth
Lot Sire Dam Sex Vendor Status Price Buyer
351 Alta Christiano NZ Falcons Gem NZ Filly Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $28,000 L O'Connor
Generally Outspoken KTC BLOODSTOCKKJF
352 Betting Line USA Colt SOLD $25,000 R Bell
NZ Charles and KTC Bloodstock
Betterthancheddar
353 Gaetana Nicole Filly Steve Johnson SOLD $22,000 Shardon Lodge
USA
PASSED IN
354 Shadow Play USA Gaylees Delight NZ Colt Ross Waddell (reserve $25,000)
Make an Offer
PASSED IN
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
355 Betting Line USA Glenferrie Clan Colt (reserve $25,000)
and A Charles
Make an Offer
A Rocknroll Dance Gota Good
356 Colt Adda Equine SOLD $12,000 J Gray
USA Lookadda
357 Sunshine Beach USA Four Heartbeats Filly Colleen Lindsay SOLD $12,500 T Reay
358 Fly Like An Eagle Has The Looks Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $10,000 J Hayman
PASSED IN
Captaintreacherous KTC Bloodstock as
359 Hearty Franco NZ Colt (reserve $35,000)
(US) agentKevin Charles
Make an Offer
360 Sunshine Beach USA Hannah Isabella Colt Steve Johnson SOLD $27,000 R Watson
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
361 Bling It On Highview Ebony NZ Filly and A Charles and KTC SOLD $4,000 K Harper
Bloodstock
362 Follow The Stars Hemispherical Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $15,000 B Hamilton
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
363 Betting Line USA Hunter Victoria NZ Colt SOLD $16,000 M Wunnenberg
and A Charles
A Rocknroll Dance
364 Harper Grace Colt Steve Johnson SOLD $18,000 Shardon Lodge
USA
365 Fly Like An Eagle Honorable Daughter Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $20,000 APG as Agent
366 Auckland Reactor NZ Hilmore Disco Colt Ross Waddell SOLD $5,000 J Gray
Sharon Hornsby & George
367 Western Edition USA Hindu Sari Colt SOLD $4,500 Bob Mellsop
Bolt
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
368 Sportswriter USA Just Visiting Filly and A Charles and KTC SOLD $15,000 L Tabbakh
Bloodstock
PASSED IN
369 Fly Like An Eagle Hugmeifuluvme Colt Allwood Stud (reserve $20,000)
Make an Offer
370 Always B Miki USA Harriet Elisabeth Colt Steve Johnson SOLD $57,500 J Prentice
David Fuller & Joy
371 Sunshine Beach USA Im For Real Colt SOLD $12,500 Greg Schofield
Shrimpton
372 American Ideal USA Kelty Star NZ Colt KTC Bloodstock SOLD $12,000 S Suvaljko
24 Dates subject to change. Refer to www.rwwa.com.au for current dates2020 Sales Results Series 31- Perth
Lot Sire Dam Sex Vendor Status Price Buyer
PASSED IN
373 Fly Like An Eagle Just Like Gina Filly Allwood Stud (reserve $8,000)
Make an Offer
Sharon Hornsby & George
374 Western Edition USA Hindu Shefali Colt SOLD $4,000 B Lynn
Bolt
375 Always B Miki USA Honey And Joy Filly Steve Johnson SOLD $10,000 J Giumelli
376 Rich And Spoilt Im Unforgettable NZ Filly Adda Equine WITHDRAWN
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
377 Mach Three CA Leilani Lombo Colt SOLD $30,000 G Bond
and A Charles
Betterthancheddar
378 Louise Jade Filly Copper Lodge SOLD $11,000 G Cox
USA
379 Follow The Stars Kin Of Queens Filly David Bushell SOLD $7,000 E Burnham
Captaintreacherous Kevin & Annette CharlesK
380 Lavra Florence NZ Filly SOLD $44,000 Fred Taiba
(US) and A Charles
Betterthancheddar
381 Imogen Colt Steve Johnson SOLD $20,000 L O'Connor
USA
Lindennys Buttercup
382 Art Major USA Filly KTC Bloodstock SOLD $17,000 B Mellsop
NZ
PASSED IN Walmsley
383 Bettors Delight USA Katesplace NZ Filly Karnup Racing Pty Ltd (reserve $35,000) Developments
Make an Offer Pty Ltd
384 Follow The Stars Lillian Jeffries Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $9,000 I Gossage
385 Sportswriter USA Maddy White Colt Copper Lodge SOLD $30,000 A Decampo
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
386 Racing Hill CA Living Hei Filly and A Charles and KTC SOLD $8,000 R Lee
Bloodstock
387 Bettors Delight USA Isabella Jane Colt Jeneen Johnson SOLD $70,000 J Giumelli
388 Follow The Stars Lilyann Joy Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $5,000 C Feast
My Killarney Miss
389 Sweet Lou USA Filly Copper Lodge SOLD $27,000 R Huston
NZ
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
Somebeachsomewhere
390 Miss Madoff NZ Filly and A Charles and KTC SOLD $42,500 L Montgomery
USA
Bloodstock
391 Always B Miki USA Karen Elizabeth Filly Steve Johnson SOLD $32,500 A Belton
392 Follow The Stars Music Row Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $30,000 Jemma Hayman
Love In The Dark
393 Rich And Spoilt Filly Adda Equine WITHDRAWN
NZ
Motu Lady Cullen Kevin & Annette CharlesK
394 Bettors Delight USA Filly SOLD $70,000 J Prentice
NZ and A Charles
Luvya Maddy
395 Fly Like An Eagle Gelding Bill Hayes SOLD $10,000 V Vinciullo
Lombo2020 Sales Results Series 31- Perth
Lot Sire Dam Sex Vendor Status Price Buyer
Our Cloudy Dawn
396 Sunshine Beach USA Filly Copper Lodge SOLD $14,000 D Wimbridge
NZ
KTC Bloodstock as agentK PASSED IN
397 Fly Like An Eagle Not Now Delilah Filly and A Charles and KTC (reserve $12,000)
Bloodstock Make an Offer
Our Lady Luxury Marc Hanover &
398 Always B Miki USA Filly David AndersonAs agent for SOLD $12,500
NZ Gordon Banks
399 Always B Miki USA Kendall Nicole Colt Steve Johnson SOLD $26,000 K Jeavons
400 Alta Christiano NZ Montel NZ Colt Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $14,000 Shardon Lodge
KTC Bloodstock as agentK PASSED IN
401 Betting Line USA Promising Gift Filly and A Charles and KTC (reserve $15,000)
Bloodstock Make an Offer
402 Well Said USA Our Copper Art Colt Copper Lodge SOLD $30,000 J Giumelli
My West End Girl
403 Rich And Spoilt Filly Adda Equine SOLD $16,000 G Bond
NZ
404 Fly Like An Eagle Our Lady Starlight Colt Allwood Stud WITHDRAWN
405 Sweet Lou USA Racy Lacy NZ Filly KTC Bloodstock SOLD $14,000 S Zucchiatti
PASSED IN
406 Alta Christiano NZ Premium Copper Colt Copper Lodge (reserve $12,000)
Make an Offer
Our Tabletop Dancer
407 Bonavista Bay Colt Spurrs Stud SOLD $10,000 B Smith
NZ
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
408 Sportswriter USA Requested Colt and A Charles and KTC SOLD $4,000 L Tabbakh
Bloodstock
409 Follow The Stars Righteous Ann Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $8,000 P Marsh
PASSED IN
410 Sunshine Beach USA Pure Empathy NZ Filly Copper Lodge (reserve $10,000)
Make an Offer
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
She Has Passion
411 Shadow Play USA Filly and A Charles and KTC SOLD $7,000 M Wunnenberg
USA
Bloodstock
412 Fly Like An Eagle Save On Me Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $8,000 M Cox
A Rocknroll Dance
413 Riverboat Ning NZ Colt Copper Lodge SOLD $10,000 M Beech
USA
Kevin & Annette CharlesK
414 Bettors Delight USA Rocknrollsal Colt SOLD $40,000 C Whiteoak
and A Charles
PASSED IN
415 Follow The Stars She Likes Gold Colt Allwood Stud (reserve $10,000)
Make an Offer
Shez Lockets Rocket KTC Bloodstock as agentK
416 Alta Christiano NZ Filly SOLD $20,000 K Tuckey
NZ and A Charles
417 American Ideal USA Shes Innocent Colt Debra Lewis SOLD $30,000 L Montgomery2020 Sales Results Series 31- Perth
Lot Sire Dam Sex Vendor Status Price Buyer
418 Racing Hill CA Shez Saul Good Colt KTC Bloodstock SOLD $11,000 D Margaretic
419 Follow The Stars Shes All Gold Colt Allwood Stud WITHDRAWN
420 Alta Christiano NZ Smart By Design NZ Filly Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $56,000 J Prentice
421 Follow The Stars Sierra Gem Filly Adda Equine SOLD $8,500 K Watson
PASSED IN
Captaintreacherous KTC Bloodstock as agentK
422 Sokys Courage NZ Filly (reserve $20,000)
(US) and A Charles
Make an Offer
PASSED IN
423 Modern Art USA Soho Diaz Filly Westover (reserve $10,000)
Make an Offer
424 Follow The Stars Supreme Royalty Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $7,000 H Herbert
425 Art Major USA The Boulevard NZ Filly Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $40,000 K Hiera
Somebeachsomewhere KTC Bloodstock as agentK
426 Sounds Bettor Filly SOLD $42,000 J Giumelli
USA and A Charles
427 Betting Line USA Stars Aligned Filly Bill Hayes SOLD $17,000 S Pottier
428 Fly Like An Eagle Teen Queen Lombo Filly Allwood Stud SOLD $17,500 B Hamilton
PASSED IN
429 Sportswriter USA Tiffany Twisted Colt Colleen Lindsay (reserve $25,000)
Make an Offer
KTC Bloodstock as agentK
430 Four Starzzz Shark CA Thats The Spirit NZ Colt and A Charles and KTC SOLD $27,000 G Elliott
Bloodstock
431 Always B Miki USA Topless Beach Girl Colt Copper Lodge WITHDRAWN
432 Fly Like An Eagle Urban Graffiti Colt Shane Quadrio SOLD $6,000 K Young
KTC Bloodstock as agentK PASSED IN
433 Pet Rock USA Theladyisabomb NZ Filly and A Charles and KTC (reserve $0)
Bloodstock Make an Offer
434 Alta Christiano NZ Twisted Art Filly Colleen Lindsay SOLD $25,000 C McNaughton
435 Alta Christiano NZ Under The Tower Colt Ross Waddell SOLD $14,000 S Zucchiatti
436 Fly Like An Eagle What A Card NZ Colt Shane Quadrio WITHDRAWN
PASSED IN
Rock N Roll Heaven Where Dreams
437 Filly KTC Bloodstock (reserve $15,000)
USA Grow
Make an Offer
438 Sunshine Beach USA Winter Strike NZ Colt Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $32,000 J Prentice
439 Fly Like An Eagle A Drop Of Moet Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $11,000 S Wiscombe
KTC Bloodstock as PASSED IN (reserve
440 Sportswriter USA Ace Of Cards NZ Filly agentK and A Charles and $10,000)
KTC Bloodstock Make an Offer
441 Racing Hill CA Adda Rising Star Filly Adda Equine SOLD $8,000 K Hiera
442 Always B Miki USA All American Dream Filly Patrician Park SOLD $26,000 J Hayman2020 Sales Results Series 31- Perth
Lot Sire Dam Sex Vendor Status Price Buyer
KTC Bloodstock as PASSED IN (reserve
A Rocknroll Dance
443 All About Pink Filly agentK and A Charles and $12,000)
USA
KTC Bloodstock Make an Offer
444 Heston Blue Chip USA Allthewaytothebank Gelding Bill Hayes SOLD $10,000 G Rigoli
445 Fly Like An Eagle Arkareena Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $57,500 A Belton
Walmsley
Another Cover
446 Sunshine Beach USA Colt Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $40,000 Developments
Lover NZ
Pty Ltd
447 Rich And Spoilt Arconite NZ Filly Adda Equine WITHDRAWN
448 Fly Like An Eagle Arkndeliver Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $23,000 T Howlett
449 Highview Tommy NZ Art Force Gelding Ross Waddell SOLD $6,500 T Reay
450 Sunshine Beach USA Baby She Rocks Filly Temuka Park SOLD $10,000 G Cox
451 P Forty Seven USA Beautiful Day Colt Spurrs Stud WITHDRAWN
452 Sweet Lou USA Brush With Courage Filly KTC Bloodstock SOLD $58,000 Shardon Lodge
PASSED IN (reserve
453 Fly Like An Eagle Artistic Glow Colt Allwood Stud $30,000)
Make an Offer
454 Sweet Lou USA Bettor Whitby Colt Copper Lodge SOLD $40,000 L O'Connor
455 Alta Christiano NZ Bettors Gem Colt Karnup Racing Pty Ltd SOLD $70,000 K Jeavons
Betterthancheddar
456 Bootscootngirl Colt Temuka Park SOLD $24,000 R Jones
USA
A Rocknroll Dance
457 Boys Lie Colt Debra Lewis SOLD $20,000 Shardon Lodge
USA
KTC BLOODSTOCKKJF
458 Sunshine Beach USA Cleopatra Colt Charles and KTC SOLD $13,000 D Simmonds
Bloodstock
Hurrikane Kingcole
459 Brave Attempt Filly Patrician Park SOLD $4,000 K Young
USA
460 Follow The Stars Beauteous Maximus Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $8,000 L O'Connor
461 Follow The Stars Call Me Paris Filly Bill Hayes SOLD $15,000 S Quadrio
KTC Bloodstock as
462 Follow The Stars Double E NZ Filly agentK and A Charles and SOLD $7,000 S McDonald
KTC Bloodstock
463 Sportswriter USA Centrefold Angel Colt Colleen Lindsay SOLD $29,000 C Woodworth
464 Sunshine Beach USA Call Me Kinky Colt Patrician Park SOLD $9,000 M Liddelton
465 Follow The Stars Casual Fling Colt Allwood Stud SOLD $12,000 D Miller
466 Betting Line USA Chemical Romance Filly Steve Johnson SOLD $30,000 Shardon LodgeYou can also read
