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SSIIMMUULLCCAASSTT FFOORRMM GGUUIIDDEE Information as at 19 Apr 13 Broadcast Arrangements Racecourses / OCBBs# / ATV Home Channel / ATV Asia Channel / Cable TV Channel 18 / Cable TV HD 203 2:00 pm Commercial Radio FM881 & Hong Kong Toolbar 8 minutes before start of race (Cantonese commentary) # Some OCBBs will close earlier. Please visit www.hkjc.com for details. Betting pools Win, Place, Quinella, Quinella Place, Tierce, Trio, First 4 All Up NOT available for BMW Doncaster Mile. Thus, bets for the local races cannot be mixed with this simulcast race. Play Responsibly No person under 18 is allowed to bet enter premises where bets are accepted. Maximum penalty for betting with illegal or overseas bookmakers 9 months imprisonment and a $30,000 fine. Don't gamble your life away. Call 1834 633 if you need help or counseling. Disclaimer In the preparation of this Race Form, the Club endeavours to offer the most current, correct and clearly expressed information to the public. Nevertheless, inadvertent errors in information may occur. In particular but without limiting anything here, the Club disclaims any responsibility and accepts no liability (whether in tort, contract or otherwise) for any direct or indirect loss or damage arising from any inaccuracies, omissions or typographical errors that may be contained in this Form Guide. The Club also does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness or fitness for purpose of the information contained in this Form Guide. © 2010 RISA (and other parties working with it). Racing materials, including fields, form and results, is subject to copyright which is owned by RISA and other parties working with it. Compiled by the Handicapping and Race Planning Department, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Visit the Simulcast Overseas Races website at www.hkjc.com for updates -1- Starters List 2:15 P.M. HK TIME (20.4.2013) BMW Doncaster Mile (Group 1) S1-1 (4:15 P.M. LOCAL TIME) Randwick Racecourse - Turf - 1600 Metres (Right-handed) (20.4.2013) 馬號 歷季及近仗成績 馬名 馬齡/性別/負磅/澳洲評分 練馬師 騎師 排位 Card Career Record & Form Horse Name Age/Sex/Wt./AUS Rating Trainer Jockey Draw 1 34 (10-5-6) 槍戰 6g 128 116 華禮納 布文 10 17513 Shoot Out (AUS) Chris Waller Hugh Bowman 2 13 (11-1-1) 比亞路 3c 126 117 活侯夫人 羅理雅 4 23111 Pierro (AUS) Gai Waterhouse Nash Rawiller 3 30 (5-7-2) 玻璃杯琴 7h 126 112 莫朗尼 晏勞德 9 90225 Glass Harmonium (IRE) Michael Moroney Steven Arnold 4 28 (14-7-1) 超級跑車 7g 125 112 梁茵 駱偉耀 3 51228 Veyron (NZ) Linda Laing Rogan Norvall 5 60 (10-7-12) 丹利 9g 123 111 華禮納 賈西迪 15 65337 Danleigh (AUS) Chris Waller Jim Cassidy 6 31 (5-6-5) 歡樂足跡 5g 123 111 貝保羅 史科菲 14 50199 Happy Trails (AUS) Paul Beshara Glyn Schofield 7 8 (1-1-2) 埃塞國度 4g 122 110 郭禮義 麥禮達 8 17640 Ethiopia (AUS) Pat Carey Rhys McLeod 8 25 (3-5-9) 傾心客 5m 120 111 白利偉 薛恩 19 03354 Secret Admirer (AUS) Grahame Begg Blake Shinn 9 28 (11-2-7) 索贊尼辛 6g 120 109 夏國廷 白博萊 2 13630 Solzhenitsyn (NZ) Robert Heathcote Damian Browne 10 23 (11-2-3) 莊嚴佛寺 6g 119 107 范迪祺 奧希娜 11 43150 Lamasery (AUS) David Vandyke Kathy O'Hara 11 13 (6-2-1) 亮相 4f 118 114 華德 麥維凱 13 12411 Appearance (AUS) Guy Walter Kerrin McEvoy 12 26 (10-6-5) 紅頭子彈 5m 118 110 華禮納 白布朗 21 02122 Red Tracer (AUS) Chris Waller Corey Brown 13 21 (7-6-3) 川流不息 4f 118 110 華德 薄奇能 18 82273 Streama (AUS) Guy Walter Glen Boss 14 10 (4-3-1) 樂仙蹄 3f 117 108 甘明斯 韋紀力 17 11231 Norzita (NZ) Bart Cummings Craig Williams 15 33 (6-3-3) 旺東 6g 117 105 昆頓 李富 20 95023 Monton (AUS) Ron Quinton Christian Reith 16 33 (6-3-7) 愛馬狂 5g 117 104 梅保羅 艾道拿 12 11642 Alma's Fury (AUS) Paul Murray Brenton Avdulla 17 15 (4-2-0) 小島銀灘 4g 117 102 甘寧斯 勞保 16 10775 Fontelina (AUS) Anthony Cummings Peter Robl 18 9 (6-1-0) 聖靈瀑布 3c 117 100 華禮納 貝湯美 6 11552 Sacred Falls (NZ) Chris Waller Tommy Berry -2- 19 16 (6-2-2) 今夜星光 5g 117 99 奧詩 廖偉德 7 41664 Lightinthenite (AUS) John O'Shea Craig Newitt 20 20 (3-2-2) 飛天寶駒 4g 117 98 高瀚衡 貝禮頓 1 73366 Aeronautical (AUS) Lionel Cohen Nathan Berry 21R 20 (1-3-2) 摘星爭霸 4g 117 92 甘寧斯 容後公佈 5 39705 Strike the Stars (NZ) Anthony Cummings TBC (20 Starters + 1 Reserve) -3- 2:15 P.M. HK TIME BMW Doncaster Mile (Group 1) (20.04.2013) S1-1 (4:15 P.M. LOCAL TIME) (20.04.2013) Randwick Racecourse - Turf - 1600 Metres (Right-handed) For 3-Years-Old and Upwards. Handicap. Weights: Minimum Weight 117lb. No allowances for apprentices. Total Prize Money (AUD) $2,000,000 and $12,000 Trophies 1st $1,200,000 and trophies of $12,000, 2nd $400,000, 3rd $200,000, 4th $100,000, 5th $40,000, 6th $20,000, 7th $20,000, 8th $20,000 (20 Starters + 1 Reserve) Betting Pools : Win, Place, Quinella, Quinella Place, Tierce, Trio, First 4. Overseas Expert Column by Patrick Payne PIERRO, the champion 3yo and the winner of five G1 races, remains in superb form and I feel the opposition he faces here is somewhat below normal standard for this race. I think he will be suited to track conditions no worse than good to yielding, so providing the track is suitable he really should be winning. Despite winning a similar G1 mile handicap, the Emirates Stakes, at Flemington during the Spring Carnival, HAPPY TRAILS always seems a bit under-appreciated but he looks well suited to these conditions. He was beaten less than two lengths into sixth in this race last year and he’s a better horse now. SOLZHENITSYN was a G1 winner in a race similar to this in Melbourne last October, the Toorak Handicap, and can be supported if you can forgive his most recent run at Rosehill behind PIERRO when things didn’t go his way and was not given a hard time. He has drawn low and is still fairly well weighted and ought to be nice win/place odds. We witnessed NORZITA who won easily in the G1 Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill two weeks ago against rival 3yo fillies. Whilst this is a much tougher assignments, the race planning from her master trainer Bart Cummings should never be underestimated. Her wide gate needs not necessarily be a disadvantage if the track cuts up towards the inside. APPEARANCE is doubtless a top quality filly having won her last three starts at G1 level against her own sex. Against the males in open company, however, she faces her toughest task yet but she could represent value from a middle barrier. SELECTIONS: PIERRO, HAPPY TRAILS, SOLZHENITSYN, NORZITA & APPEARANCE Tipsters’ Selections Kevin Casey – Ken Coram – Brent Zerafa – Best Bets Best Bets TVN 2 Pierro 2 Pierro 2 Pierro 1 Shoot Out 14 Norzita 1 Shoot Out 11 Appearance 11 Appearance 17 Fontelina Ray Thomas - Simon Thomas – Steve Zammit - Daily Telegraph Daily Telegraph Daily Telegraph 2 Pierro 9 Solzhenitsyn 2 Pierro 18 Sacred Falls 2 Pierro 11 Appearance 11 Appearance 18 Sacred Falls 8 Secret Admirer -4- 槍戰 (SW) 華禮納 128 布文 (10) Lifetime : 34 (10-5-6) Turf : － Hurdle : － 1 2012/13 : 5 (2-0-1) Non-Turf : － GF+ : 0 (0-0-0) SHOOT OUT (AUS) 6 b g Chris Waller (116) Hugh Bowman 1st Up : 7 (4-0-1) Dist : 8 (4-1-1) G : 9 (4-1-0) High Chaparral (IRE)－Pentamerous (NZ) (Pentire (GB)) Earnings : HK$26,100,212 Track : 8 (4-1-0) Y : 12 (2-3-2) Trk/Dist : 4 (2-1-0) S/Hvy : 13 (4-1-4) (14.0) Owner(s): G L Huddy & Mrs L F Huddy Pos Date Race Details Track Dist/Course/Going Wt. Jockey Dr. Final Race Pos in Finish & Odds Gear Winner/Second/Third Comments Time Running Margin 1/8 22Sep12 George Main Stakes RAND, AUS 1600 RH G 130 Hugh 4 35.11 1.36.40 - 3 4 1 0.3 4F SW Shoot Out (AUS) 130 4th rails. Off fence app t. Chimed in 3yo+ WFA Turf Bowman Rangirangdoo (NZ) 130 0.3 300m. Fought hard/edged clear final G1 AUD355,000 Secret Admirer (AUS) 126 2.6 50m. 7/15 6Oct12 Epsom Hcp 3yo+ Hcp RAND, AUS 1600 RH G 128 Hugh 10 35.31 1.34.56 - 8 8 7 4 6 SW Fat Al (AUS) 115 Tracked MF 3W. Peeled 5W 6th into G1 AUD505,000 Turf Bowman Ambidexter (AUS) 115 0.2 strt. Grinded. Rolling Pin (NZ) 115 1.7 5/14 27Oct12 Cox Plate 3yo+ WFA M V, AUS 2040 LH Y 130 Hugh 4 36.86 2.04.14 10 10 9 5 4.65 17 B Ocean Park (NZ) 127 Blew start, buried away WTMF G1 AUD3,050,000 Turf Bowman All Too Hard (AUS) 109 0.3 fence, revved up across heels from Pierro (AUS) 109 4.05 600m to turn in MF & kept lifting, hands/heels only. 1/12 9Mar13 Chipping Norton W FM, AUS 1600 RH G 130 Hugh 2 35.00 1.35.80 - 8 8 1 0.1 4F SW Shoot Out (AUS) 130 Back 2W. Revved-up from Stakes 3yo+ WFA Turf Bowman Monton (AUS) 130 0.1 600m/angled deep 300m. Sustained G1 AUD355,000 Danleigh (AUS) 130 0.6 very strong run/lunged late.
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