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Thunder Mania to Bypass Phoenix Plate and Is Off to the Paddock | 2 | Monday, June 15, 2020 Monday, June 15, 2020 | Dedicated to the Australasian bloodstock industry - subscribe for free: Click here HONG KONG NEWS- PAGE 13 RACING CALENDARS - PAGE 19 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS - PAGE 33 Thunder Mania to Read Tomorrow's Issue For: bypass Phoenix Plate Stallion Watch What's on Race meetings: Albury (NSW), Bathurst and is off to the paddock (NSW), Pakenham (VIC) Symons and Laxon eye Melbourne Group races with Barrier trials/ Jump-outs: Hawkesbury promising two-year-old Snitzel colt (NSW), Albury (NSW), Bathurst (NSW), Cranbourne (VIC), Lark Hill (WA) International meetings: Goodwood (UK), Pontefract (UK), Kempton (UK), Chepstow (UK), Fairyhouse (IRE), Roscommon (IRE), Fairview (SAF) International sales: Tattersalls Ascot Online Sale Thunder Mania MICHAEL MCINALLY five starts, was a closing sixth in the J J Atkins BY TIM ROWE | @ANZ_NEWS Plate (Gr 1, 1400m) and the Sunshine Coast- STALLION NEWS coronavirus-impacted Queensland based Symons had earmarked Saturday’s The winter carnival significantly dented Phoenix Plate (Listed, 1600m) as the race to Galileo breaks Danehill's John Symons’ hopes of a Group round out his stable star’s two-year-old career. record for Group 1 winners 1 victory with his promising But Symons, who trains in partnership with Peaceful's success in Saturday's Irish 1,000 juvenileA Thunder Mania (Snitzel) and a Sheila Laxon, revealed yesterday that Thunder Guineas (Gr 1, 1m) saw supersire Galileo (Sadler’s “concrete” Eagle Farm surface has ended plans Mania would instead head to the paddock rather Wells) become the most prolific source of Group for connections to chase a compensation win than contest the $125,000 race which is run 1 winners in thoroughbred history, with 85 of his this weekend. over the same distance as the J J Atkins Plate is sons and daughters now having won at least one The talented colt, a winner of three of his traditionally staged. Continued on page 2>> race at the top level. Stallion News page 12 >> Follow us @anz_news | 1 | Brought to you by Thunder Mania to bypass Phoenix Plate and is off to the paddock | 2 | Monday, June 15, 2020 << Continued from page 1 Racing Queensland, in a condensed Carbine Club that would suit him as well,” the Group 1-winning trainer winter carnival, reduced the distance of the Group 1 two-year-old race for said. this year in place of the BRC Sires’ Produce Stakes (Gr 2, 1350m) due to the “There’s quite a few races he could run him in if we go south but, of Covid-19 pandemic that limited interstate participation. course, he’s a Magic Millions horse so we want to make sure we back up “We would have loved to have pushed on to the mile race, but he just into the three-year-old race up here as well.” jarred up on that track again which he did the first time he went there New Zealander Laxon is best-known as the trainer of champion (Eagle Farm).” Symons said yesterday. Melbourne Cup-winning mare Ethereal (Rhythm) while Symons has “We’ve got some races in the spring time that we’d like to aim at, so we enjoyed success at the top level with Bel Esprit (Royal Academy) who will stop now and see what we can do.” won the 2002 Blue Diamond Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) and the 2003 Doomben Thunder Mania was considered a contender for the Magic Millions 10,000 Stakes (Gr 1, 1350m). 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) on the back of his debut win at Doomben in mid- Like Bel Esprit, who was a $9,000 Inglis Classic bargain buy as a December but he came out of his sixth in the B J McLachlan Stakes (Gr 3, yearling, Symons was prepared to forgive some perceived conformation 1200m) a bit jaded and was afforded a break by Symons and Laxon. faults with Thunder Mania. He returned from a spell with back-to-back wins at the Sunshine “As soon as I saw him I wanted him. It was just the way he walked and Coast before his four and a quarter length fifth in the J J Atkins Plate, won carried himself and the way he was balanced,” he said. by fellow Queenslander Rothfire (Rothesay). “He has a little bit of a turned front foot, which probably put a few Thunder Mania, an $85,000 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale people off, but it didn’t worry me and I was happy to look past some of purchase by Symons’ client Micheal Kirby from the Baramul Stud draft, those defects. It’s not that bad and he’s not as bad as Bel Esprit was. could follow the path set by Alligator Blood (All Too Hard) who was “He was great buying as it’s turned out; it’s just unfortunate that both narrowly defeated in the Caulfield Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m) last year before times he’s been to Eagle Farm it’s been like concrete and he’s just jarred returning for the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas (RL, 1400m) in January. up. “If we can get (to the Caulfield Guineas) that would be good, but “He’s immature and that’s why he’ll get better as he gets older because there’s obviously other races down there like the Stutt Stakes and the he’s not quite set up everywhere yet.” An attractive salary of $350-$450 (based on experience) per night whilst on FOALING WATCH ATTENDANT foal watch duties. Edinburgh Park Stud is one of Australia’s most recognised and Roster is 12 on, two off. successful thoroughbred brands. The farm is located at Wingham Hours 7pm-7am. on the NSW Mid-North Coast. Accommodation on farm or near We are seeking an experienced, diligent and highly-motivated person farm is included in the package. for the position of Night Foal Watch for the 2020 breeding season. All applications treated The position will have the availability to move across to yearling in strict confidence. preparation after the breeding season with a negotiable salary. Required experience and skills: • Must have extensive foaling experience with post-natal care. • Extensive experience in the administration of medications and treatments (IV and oral) • The ability to assess any issues and complications and the know-how Please email Ian Smith at to immediately manage and stabilise mares if in difficulty. [email protected] • Excellent communication skills with supporting staff. Applications close June 22nd and • Accurately record foaling information. the successful applicant will be • Strong attention to detail. required to commence by July 20th Follow us @anz_news | 2 | Brought to you by Morning Briefing -Sponsored by Woodside Park Stud Monday, June 15, 2020 CABLE BAY #MULTIPLYYOURCHANCES 23% inc. STAKES PERFORMERS $9,900 GST TO WINNERS MORNING BRIEFING us," Williams said. "We'll look to have a crack at Glen Eden Stud principal Sonia O’Gorman. “We AUSTRALIA the Makybe Diva Stakes, Underwood Stakes and believe he is great value for breeders to tap into Nature Strip to follow Caulfield Stakes, but after a couple of runs if he's one of the best sire lines in the world.” He will proven path not shaping up well we may then have to look at stand for $8,800 (inc GST) in 2020. Trainer Chris Waller will set Nature Strip retirement. He might be saying, 'I'm sound, but (Nicconi) on a similar campaign towards I'm over racing.'" Kiwis toast Aussie win with October’s The Everest (1200m) as he followed son of Ghibellines last year. Nature Strip remains the only horse Schabau set for short spell locked in for the $15 million race, secured for German import Schabau (Pastorius) will not the TAB slot, and is likely to run in the Concorde run again during the winter with trainer Robert Stakes (Gr 3, 1000m) and the Premiere Stakes Hickmott sending the galloper to the paddock (Gr 2, 1200m) before tackling The Everest third- this week, alongside stablemate Django up. "That's when he usually races at his best," Freeman (Campanologist). Hickmott will be Waller said. "There are a couple of Melbourne aiming to earn Melbourne Cup (Gr 1, 3200m) options but I don't want the horse to do too ballot exemption in The Bart Cummings (Gr much travelling." Waller’s slot was filled last 3, 2500m) with Schabau, who is set to return year by three-year-old Yes Yes Yes (Rubick) in late July or early August. "We want to keep Ghibellines WHITE ROBE LODGE and he told AAP he is considering running a him (racing) at Flemington and there wasn't three-year-old this year, with a number of his a suitable race for him so we elected not to The colours of former top Kiwi galloper rising three-year-olds “not far below” last year’s run him again," Hickmott said. "He went to Booming (Don Eduardo) were once again in the Everest winner. His stakes-winning juveniles Sandown on Wednesday for a gallop to finish winners’ circle last week when Smokin’ Romans have been Global Quest (More Than Ready), off his prep and he'll go to the paddock (this (Ghibellines) won at Ballarat on Thursday. Part- Hungry Heart (Frankel) and September Run week). They will do some water walking and be owner Don Frampton raced Booming, winner of (Exceed And Excel), while horses like Overlord under saddle three times a week, keeping their the Thorndon Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) and the Zabeel (Sebring), Achiever (Pride Of Dubai) and muscle tone up. It's more a mental break.” Classic (Gr 1, 2000m), and believes that Smokin’ Sauvestre (Hinchinbrook) look capable of Romans will improve over further than the 1500 progressing at three.
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