New Brighton double fields

Press, 11 September 1986, Page 30

New Brighton double fields

Race 6 8.15 D.B. SUPER STAR CHAMPIONSHIP $30,000; four-year-olds; 2600 m 1 1991 Pathfinder 1 R. Butt It Won handily last Saturday. Sharp rise in class in this field and will be well tested. 2 1130 Nugent Ou Jour 2 P. Ryder It Broke hopelessly last Saturday losing all chance. Better than that and must be given another chance. 3 5130 Imperial Time 3 It Lost chance at start on first night when making a fresh start. Usually a safe beginner and 'could be one for odds. 4 2902 Viewfield Prince 4 .... I. Cameron It Just failed to hold off Michele Bromac last Saturday. Looks a top chance on that placing. 5 2315 Floyd 5 J. Carmichael It Handy throughout and held on gamely for fifth last Saturday. Seldom guilty of a bad race and should not be far away. 6 5813 Keystone Surprise 1. . R. Cameron 10 Came on strongly for a close third to Michele Bromac last Saturday. Still at the improving stage and looks the one to beat. 7 7037 French Lord 2 A. Butt 10 Paced an even race when seventh on the first night. Highly rated and could show up. 8 1231 Michele Bromac 1 ... C. de Filippi 20 Bold finish for narrow win last Saturday. Meets her rivals on 10m less favourable terms, but should still get into the money. 9 2494 American Style 2 R. Brosnan 20 Sold run from 30m when fourth to Whoopee on Tuesday. Further improvement likely and cannot be left out. 10 3918 Laser Lad 3 P. Jones 20 Finished stylishly from a good way back for eighth on the first night. Improvement likely and big run predicted. 11 2914 Sir Alba 4 M. de Filippi 20 Covered extra ground on home turn and tired a shade for fourth, less than a length from the winner last Saturday. The one to beat. 12 2021 Trident 5 J. Hay 20 Easy winner in intermediate race on first night. This will be harder, but well up to the class of the opposition. Race 8 9,20 LATIMER MOTOR LODGE FREE-FOR-ALL $12,000; C 8; mobile; 2600 m 1 3222 Our Mana 1 C. de Filippi It Broke and then sat in the open before finishing second to Skipper Dale over 2000 m on first night. In form and looks top chance.

Early selections

5.45: Smirk Jones, False Image, Lordover. 6.15: Cracker, Rebel Time, Springfield Command. 6.45: Truso, Direct Credit, Lord Morano. 7.15: Rolls Hanover, Horizon, Gentle Sir. 7.45: Basil Dean, Tussle, Simon Katz. 8.15: Sir Alba, Keystone Surprise, Viewfield Prince. 8.50: Brimstone, Star Lobell, Laura Rose. 9.20: Our Mana, Malaz, Freightman. 9.56: Little River, Megatrend, Le Marais. 10.20: Kerry Counsel, Whoopee, Hemihana. 2 6905 Camelot 2 R. Butt It Came fast from near the rear at the 800 m for fifth to Skipper Dale. At the improving stage and big run expected. 3 9970 Spry Joker 3 J. Carmichael It Has failed to begin from standing starts. Favourable draw and could finish close this time. 4 9687 Borana 4 p. Jones It Finished solidly for seventh on the first night. Will be improved by the run and should be in the thick of the finish. 5 4810 Lord Louie 5 J. Smolensk! It Never close when making a fresh start last Saturday. Could go better, but others preferred. 6 1661 Malaz 6 A. Hunter it Decisive winner on August 25 at lone start for the season. Top pacer certain to make a bold bid. 7 7353 Freightman 7 M. de Filippi It Fought on boldly for third to Skipper Dale last Saturday. Further improvement expected and looks a.leading contender. 8 7160 Loveridge 8 R. Brosnan It Has shown great speed after slow starts from a stand in two latest appearances. By no means out of this type of race. 9 7356 Premiership 9 A. Butt It Paced a useful race for sixth to Skipper Dale in last week’s sprint. Coming back to form and could be an upset chance. 10 0209 Diamond Moose 10 M. Butt It Makes little appeal on two latest showings. 11 1844 Smarty Pants 11 1. Cameron It Two solid runs for fourth so far this spring. Has awkward draw and will need luck. Capable of a place.