“Global Desire leads throughout on debut for Cosi Dagostino”

Speedy youngster Global Desire made every post a winner in tonight’s opening race the Free Entry Maiden over 405m. Global Desire, a fawn daughter of Aston Dee Bee sprung out of box five and set up an early break before gripping on to win by a head in 22.95. The Ben MacLean prepared Belfast Rocket finished strongly to be the runner up ahead of Kashani who ran third for Margaret Hepple. Global Desire qualified over 520m at Cannington on March 31 and showed blistering early speed there before wilting over the longer distance. She turned two last month and is owned by Sharon Wells.

HOUNDS TO FOLLOW :

Race 5 Number 5 IMPRESS VENUS : Showed terrific acceleration to win in 22.90.

Race 6 Number 4 SPARTAN MAC : Made up many lengths to finish third after a poor jump.

Ryan Levitzke (commentator)
Weight Variations
Weight Variations – Trials

“Isolation Twenty wins for Halse”

Handy young sprinter Isolation Twenty made full use of box one when he won tonight’s Essential Aircor Services Provincial Novice over 405m. The son of Bendigo Cup winning sire Vanderworp was prominent throughout before dashing clear at the top of the straight and scoring by two lengths. The David Hobby prepared Sunset Bardot ran second ahead of Broken Bad who is trained by Eric Campana. Isolation Twenty has now won 2 of 6 for Chris Halse and earlier in the night his litter brother Bugner also won over 405m.

HOUNDS TO FOLLOW :

Race 3 Number 8 HE CAN BROWSE : Rocketed around the opposition in the middle stages before tiring late.

Race 4 Number 7 BUGNER : Overcame box seven to win handsomely in 22.85.

Ryan Levitzke (commentator)