Trackwork Tuesday 25 June 2019

This morning, Rule The World (Hallowed Crown/Pay Off Now) put in a sharp gallop over 800 metres in company with stablemate Get The Cash (Artie Schiller/Silent Cash). Jockey Tim Clark, who partnered the  gelding to an impressive victory last week, was all smiles coming back from his gallop and commented "He was excellent. He has come through his run in great order. He has a great attitude towards his work and just wants to please you. He relaxed beautifully and worked up nicely. I was very happy with that." Rule The World looked sharp in his gallop this morning and we were delighted to hear Tim's glowing report following the effort. The son of Hallowed Crown is thriving in his work at present and he is pencilled in to contest the 2 Year Old Handicap over 1300 metres at Randwick on July 6th at this stage.

Deep Field/Ubiquity '16 caught the attention of jockey Tommy Berry in her gallop over 800 metres this morning. The filly worked in company with stablemate Hairbrush (Shooting To Win/Tapanappa) and the well matched pair bowled over the track in a competitive fashion and showed a good turn of foot to stop the clock at 11.7 seconds for the final furlong. Tommy made the comment, "She was very sharp in her work this morning, she got into a lovely, relaxed rhtym early on and was able to finish off her gallop strongly. I couldn't fault her work." 

Hairbrush (Shooting To Win/Tapanappa)has come through her trial in great order which showed in her gallop over 800 metres this morning.  Apprentice jockey Quayde Krogh, who was aboard for the effort commented, "She has really switched on since I rode her last, she travelled nice and strong and let down well. I was very happy with her work." Hairbrush is coming along beautifully and she is right on track to have another trial in approximately ten days' time.

Artie Schiller/Vivid '16 continues to please in her trackwork and this morning, she put in a sharp gallop bowling over 600 metres in company with stablemate Absolute Puzzle (Rubick/Without Exception). The filly was all business this morning as she travelled head to head with her mate and worked through her gears nicely to stop the clock at 11.9 seconds for the final furlong. Work rider Bastian Neuhaus, who was aboard for the effort commented, "I was very happy with her, she built into her gallop nicely and towed me through the line strongly." The duaghter of Artie Schiller continues to tick all the boxes at this stage of her preparation and she is right on track to head to the trials this time in. 

Elcano (High Chaparral/Spottwoode) earned Tim Clark's 'Best of the Morning' honours in his gallop over 1200 metres this morning.  The three-year-old gelding was all business in his work and Tim commented, " He bowled around strong this morning, it was very good work, his best so far" Elcano is thriving in his work and he is on track to get back to the races  in the Class 1 and Maiden over 2300 metres at Newcastle on June 29th. Keep an eye out for him.