Trackwork Wednesday 5 September 2018

Fidelius Charm (All Too Hard/Fidelias Dance) commenced her pacework over 800 metres at three quarter pace alongside stablemate Loving Heart (Epaulette/Lucentino) this morning. The filly bowled along in a good rhythm to cover the final furlong in 14.6 seconds. She pulled up having a small blow, which is only to be expected at this early stage in her preparation. Fidelius Charm is still gaining fitness and will certainly improve as she advances through her preparation. We are pleased with how she commenced her pacework this morning and we look forward to developing her over the coming weeks.

Social Element (Savabeel/Pare) bowled over 1200 metres solo with jockey Josh Parr in the irons. The gelding showed improved fitness in his gallop and happily quickened down the straight to cover the final furlong in 11.5 seconds. Social Element is coming to hand beautifully this preparation, he is right on track for his next start at Canterbury on the 12th.

Ecuador (High Chaparral/Bak Da Princess) bowled over 1200 metres with apprentice Quayde Krogh in the irons. The gelding happily stepped up to full paced work this morning and galloped his final furlong in 11.9 seconds. He pulled up having a small blow but we will continue building up his base fitness and we look forward to seeing the gelding back at the races soon.

This morning Got Your Six (Snitzel/Nutkin) went to Canterbury to make use of the course proper, a superior surface. Got Your Six bowled over 1000 metres alongside stablemate Whiskey Shooter (Sebring/Rocha). The pair showed a fantastic turn of foot down the straight to cover their final furlong in 10.8 seconds. She pulled up having a small blow, which signifies that she will improve in fitness from the effort but she is certainly heading in the right direction.