Trackwork Monday 29 July 2019

Aeecee Beau (Rubick/Freezethemillions) is doing a fabulous job this preparation and this morning, he caught the attention of jockey Glen Boss when he made the step up to full paced work in his gallop over 1000 metres. Aeecee Beau bowled over the track stylishly and worked through his gears down the straight to stop the clock at 12.8 seconds for the final furlong. Glen made the comment, "He gives you a good feel this fellow. He had the right attitude and the way he worked through the line was really good. He is a Saturday metropolitan horse for sure." Aeecee Beau's effort earned Glen's 'Best of the Morning' honours. 

Rock Amore (Fastnet Rock/Nicamorae) continues to please in his track work and this morning, he made the quantum leap to full paced work in his gallop over 1000 metres. The colt worked in company with stablemate Significant Rule (Medaglia D'oro/Crowned Glory) and the well matched pair travelled around the track stride for stride and quickened nicely down the straight to stop the clock at 11.9 seconds for the final furlong. Jockey Nash Rawiller, who was aboard for the effort commented, "He is a lovely, strong colt. He relaxed early on in his gallop and when I asked him to quicken he responded really well. He did everything right today." 

More Than Ready/Friendly Seas has returned to the stable in great order and this morning, she kicked off her preparation with a gallop over 800 metres at three quarter pace with jockey Nash Rawiller in the irons. She worked in company with stablemate I Am Invincible/Alcancia and the lovely pair of fillies cruised over the track in a relaxed fashion maintaining a steady pace throughout to stop the clock at 14.1 seconds for the final furlong. Nash made the comment, "I like this filly, she worked really well alongside her mate and she gave me a good feel. She has a lovely action too."