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Australia (Rockhampton) Race Number Australia (Rockhampton) Monday, April 20, 2020 9:37pm EDT RJC MEMBERS APPRECIATION MDN ($10K) 8:37pm CDT 1A 5 1/2 f Apprentices Can Claim 2yo MDN 6:37pm PDT W, P, S, Ex, DD, Tri, Super Selections 5 - 1 - 9 - 8 2yo ch Gelding $1K firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Rollinwiththeflow (130) 4 To 1 Sire: Love Conquers All LIFE 1: 0- 0- 1 good 1: 0- 0- 1 1. Owner: T C Button, R J Gibbs, Mrs B C Gibbs, A B Bauman, A L Grimshaw, J N Kele, E L Wa... Dam: Schipper Trk 0: 0- 0- 0 soft 0: 0- 0- 0 Sky Blue, White Diamond Sash Dam Sire: Elusive Quality (Usa) Dist 1: 0- 0- 1 heavy 0: 0- 0- 0 pp 5 Ashley Butler (L50 7-27 14%-68%, L350 73-178 21%-72%) Trainer: Tom Button (Sunshine Coast) (L50 6-14 12%-40%, L350 44-115 13%-46%) Date Course SOT Class Dst S1 S2 Rtime SR St S 6f 4f Trn FP Mrg Jockey (PP) Wt (lbs) Off 27Mar20 BEA-C GD 2yo($13K)Mdn 5 1/2 f 0:283 0:35 2 1:04 61 12/ 8- - 8- 6 3- 2.2 J Stanley (7) 130 26.00 1- Broken Hero (130), 2- Hamilton Hill (126), 3- Rollinwiththeflow (130) Comment: Jumped at long odds at debut, overraced near 5f; with blinkers first time; 3 of 12 at Beaudesert 2yo Mdn on Mar 27 over 5 1/2f, 2.25 len behind Broken Hero with 130lbs at $26.00. Can go on with it, definite chance. 2yo ch Gelding $0 firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Grant's Patch (129) 10 To 1 Sire: Spill The Beans LIFE 0: 0- 0- 0 good 0: 0- 0- 0 2. Owner: Graceville Thoroughbreds (Mgr: B Hall) Dam: Flinders Chase Trk 0: 0- 0- 0 soft 0: 0- 0- 0 White, Gold Sash Dam Sire: Tale Of The Cat (Usa) Dist 0: 0- 0- 0 heavy 0: 0- 0- 0 pp 1 Mark Barnham (L50 4-14 8%-36%, L350 44-125 13%-49%) Trainer: Peter Fleming (Rockhampton) (L50 14-22 28%-72%, L350 49-130 14%-51%) Date Course SOT Class Dst S1 S2 Rtime SR St S 6f 4f Trn FP Mrg Jockey (PP) Wt (lbs) Off 25Mar20 ROC-C GD Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:56 2 5/ - - - 3- 4.3 Mark Barnham (4) 1- Sahara Sally, 2- Isis Brumby, 3- Grant's Patch Comment: First race starter by Spill The Beans out of Flinders Chase. Ran third at a Rockhampton trial over 4 1/2f on 25-Mar-20. Drawn well and in this field rates a place chance. 2yo b Gelding $1K firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Aware Of Style (127) 40 To 1 Sire: Wicked Style (Usa) LIFE 2: 0- 0- 1 good 1: 0- 0- 1 3. Owner: R N West, Mrs M D Pearce, Mrs K Smith, Mrs S F Reinke, M A Reinke, J F Reinke, I... Dam: Caught Unaware Trk 0: 0- 0- 0 soft 1: 0- 0- 0 Lime Green, Black Star, Hot Pink Sleeves, Green Diamonds, Black Cap, Hot Pink St... Dam Sire: Bel Esprit Dist 0: 0- 0- 0 heavy 0: 0- 0- 0 pp 8 Trinity Bannon (L50 7-20 14%-54%, L350 32-118 9%-43%) Trainer: R A West (Gracemere) (L50 4-16 8%-40%, L350 58-159 17%-62%) Date Course SOT Class Dst S1 S2 Rtime SR St S 6f 4f Trn FP Mrg Jockey (PP) Wt (lbs) Off 28Mar20 TOW-C SF 2yo($9K)Mdn 5 f 0:24 0:33 2 0:57 3 18 11/ 10- - 10- 10 9- 13.7 G Goomany (11) 128 13.00 1- Endorse (130), 2- Plenty Of Ticker (121), 3- Royal Ruski (125) 13Mar20 TOW-C GD 2yo($12K)Mdn 5 f 0:232 0:34 0:57 2 38 9/ 8- - 8- 8 3- 6.5 T Chambers (3) 128 31.00 1- Higher Realm (128), 2- Mystery 'N' Magic (126), 3- Aware Of Style (128) 10Mar20 ROC-C SF Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:59 2 4/ - - - 2- 4.5 N Summers (1) 1- Bittergreymagic, 2- Aware Of Style, 3- Natural Emperor 17Feb20 ROC-C GD Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:58 3 7/ - - - 6- 8.6 T Chambers (7) 1- Sing For Violet, 2- Para Park, 3- War Bugle Comment: Having third race start. At debut, slowly away; got back early 3 of 9 at Townsville 2yo Mdn on Mar 13 over 5f, 6.5 len behind Higher Realm with 128lbs at $31.00. Last start wide during race; 9 of 11 at Townsville 2yo Mdn on Mar 28 over 5f, slow going 13 len behind Endorse with 128lbs at $13.00. Others look better chances. 2yo b Gelding $1K firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Dacxi Delivers (127) 80 To 1 Sire: Wicked Style (Usa) LIFE 3: 0- 0- 1 good 3: 0- 0- 1 4. Owner: Mrs H M Butler, Mrs E B Sturgiss, Mrs B Twidale, Mrs C Posselt & Mrs V Rogers Dam: Clever Me Trk 2: 0- 0- 0 soft 0: 0- 0- 0 Pink, Purple Band, Pink Cap Dam Sire: Anabaa (Usa) Dist 0: 0- 0- 0 heavy 0: 0- 0- 0 pp 9 Dakota Graham (a) (L50 2-14 4%-32%, L350 32-127 9%-45%) Trainer: Zoe Hohn (Rockhampton) (L50 5-14 10%-38%, L350 26-92 9%-40%) Date Course SOT Class Dst S1 S2 Rtime SR St S 6f 4f Trn FP Mrg Jockey (PP) Wt (lbs) Off 7Apr20 ROC-C GD 2yo($47K)Open 6 f 1:09 3 30 13/ 6- - 6- 8 11- 14.2 G Goomany (5) 128 41.00 1- Miss Lot Won (126), 2- Poetic Final Say (128), 3- Queen Of Style (123) 25Mar20 ROC-C GD Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:56 4 5/ - - - 4- 6.5 A Butler (5) 1- She's Our Empress, 2- Begs Belief, 3- Leo's Den 8Jan20 ROC-C GD 2yo($12K)Mdn 5 1/4 f 0:263 0:35 1:01 4 64 8/ 6- - 6- 5 5- 1.4 Ryan Wiggins (4) 128 7.50 1- Princess Rules (125), 2- Isis Brumby (128), 3- Final Crime (123) 12Dec19 MAC-C GD 2yo($12K)Mdn 5 1/4 f 0:261 0:35 1 1:01 2 67 7/ 2- - 2- 3 3- 1 Ryan Wiggins (3) 128 7.00 1- Our Stormy Girl (123), 2- Princess Rules (123), 3- Dacxi Delivers (128) 25Nov19 ROC-C GD Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:57 2 4/ - - - 1- 0.2 Ms S Wiseman (2) 1- Dacxi Delivers, 2- Final Crime, 3- Para Park Comment: Racing second-up today. First-up after three months 11 of 13 at this track 2yo Plate on Apr 7 over 6f, 14 len behind Miss Lot Won with 128lbs at $41.00. Previously second-up began awkwardly and shifted in at start; 5 of 8 at this track 2yo Mdn on in Jan over 5 1/4f, 1.4 len behind Princess Rules carrying 128lbs at $7.50. Needs to improve on fresh performance. 2yo gr/b Gelding $491 firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Bittergreymagic (126) 9 To 2 Sire: Carrara LIFE 2: 0- 0- 0 good 2: 0- 0- 0 5. Owner: B M Mulvihill, B M Esser, S Pedersen, C Robb, D Dunphy & O P Dunphy Dam: Bittermagic Trk 2: 0- 0- 0 soft 0: 0- 0- 0 Purple And Yellow Diagonal Stripes, Yellow Cap Dam Sire: Magic Albert Dist 0: 0- 0- 0 heavy 0: 0- 0- 0 pp 4 Tasha Chambers (L50 4-20 8%-48%, L350 25-115 7%-40%) Trainer: Lyle Wright (Rockhampton) (L50 11-30 22%-82%, L350 61-170 17%-66%) Date Course SOT Class Dst S1 S2 Rtime SR St S 6f 4f Trn FP Mrg Jockey (PP) Wt (lbs) Off 10Mar20 ROC-C SF Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:59 2 4/ - - - 1- 4.5 T Chambers (2) 1- Bittergreymagic, 2- Aware Of Style, 3- Natural Emperor 29Nov19 ROC-C GD 2yo($10K)Mdn 5 1/4 f 0:264 0:34 4 1:01 4 30 9/ 1- - 1- 4 8- 12.2 Adam Sewell (2) 126 15.00 1- Queen Of Style (121), 2- Evie's Lass (121), 3- Serioustemptation (121) 8Nov19 ROC-C GD 2yo($20K)Mdn 5 1/4 f 0:27 0:34 2 1:01 3 36 10/ 9- - 9- 9 7- 8.2 Nathan Day (10) 125 61.00 1- Irish Ring Kicker (125), 2- Ask Me Tomorrow (121), 3- Aussie Hero (125) 28Oct19 ROC-C GD Barrier Trial 4 1/2 f 0:56 1 6/ - - - 4- 4.8 R Oakford (3) 1- Ask Me Tomorrow, 2- Aerial Combat, 3- Pointo's Pick Comment: Resuming after a five months break. Finished off last campaign lacerations; with blinkers first time; second last of 9 at this track 2yo Mdn in Nov last year over 5 1/4f, 12 len behind Queen Of Style with 126lbs at $15.00. First ever start ran wide throughout; seventh of 10 at this track 2yo C&G Mdn in Nov last year over 5 1/4f, 8.25 len behind Irish Ring Kicker with 125lbs at $61.00. Resumes. Form last campaign makes for good reading here. Reserved and Copyrighted 2020 Sky Racing World, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Race 1A continued 2yo br Gelding $860 firm 0: 0- 0- 0 Legal Chance (126) 11 To 1 Sire: Spirit Of Boom LIFE 2: 0- 0- 0 good 1: 0- 0- 0 6.
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