Hayden and James speak to trainer Adam Smithson about up and coming chaser Beach Ridge, and cover some of the key races over the weekend on the Wednesday Preview.
Pictured : Beach Ridge
“Taco Time wins again for Terry Erenshaw”
Promising sprinter Taco Time proved last week’s debut maiden win was no fluke when she led throughout again over 380m. The 27kg fawn daughter of Barcia Bale scorched out of the boxes last Tuesday and clocked a sizzling first sectional of 6.39 before winning by six lengths in 22.02. This evening on a rain affected surface she worked to the lead in the back straight before winning by one length in 22.24. Whilst she did look tired late she was never going to lose and her terrific box manners and early speed will see her win plenty of races. Outsider Pop’s Gift ran second for Phil Worthington and another half a length away third was the Michael Rees prepared Greek Sensation. Taco Time turns two in October and her mother It’s A Maybe was lightly raced but was a full sister to quality chasers Dark Titan, Red Titan and It’s A Babe.
HOUNDS TO FOLLOW :
Race 3 Number 6 ROMP TIN : Hustled quickly to find the lead from box six before winning on debut in 22.13.
Race 4 Number 2 SIMPLICITY : Did everything right from box two and scored by seven lengths.
Ryan Levitzke (commentator)
SIMPLY OUT THERE (Black Bear Lee-Quick To Go) began well from box 1 and ended a losing sequence of 10 starts when he raced clear of Victim Of Desire to win by 3 3/4 lengths in 17.73.
BUSTER MOON (Fernando Bale-Rockabye Izzy) recorded back to back victories when he recovered from a moderate start to rail through and find the lead into the back straight. The Dwayne Jovanovic trained dog cleared out to win by 8 1/4 lengths in 30.11.
Peter O’Neill (Commentator).
James and Hayden look at some of the key races for this weekend on the Wednesday Preview.
TACO TIME (Barcia Bale-It’s A Maybe) pinged out of the boxes and led throughout on debut over the 380 metres. The Terry Erenshaw trained youngster defeated Chippin’ Away by 6 lengths in 22.02. The fawn bitch doesn’t turn two years of age until October.
CROSSING (Mepunga Blazer-South Coast Elle) was impressive winning his Maiden by 10 lengths over Brockton Lover in a slick 21.72. The Kevin Phillips trained dog had no luck on debut back in early June before recording the brilliant win second up.
Peter O’Neill (Commentator).
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