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2010 TATTS Cox Plate 2Nd Acceptors Provisional Order of Entry 21 Sept 2010 TATTS COX PLATE [GROUP 1] 2040m SWFA to be run Saturday, 23 October, 2010 2nd Acceptors in Order of International Rating as at Wednesday, 22 September, 2010 90th of Series (The Australasian Weight-For-Age Championship) Exempt 1 WHOBEGOTYOU (Mark Kavanagh) 5g 59.0 120 11/09/2010 2010 G2 Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes 2 SHOOT OUT (John Wallace) 4g 57.5 118 10/04/2010 2010 G1 AJC Derby 3 ZIPPING (Robert Hickmott) 9g 59.0 117 13/03/2010 2010 G1 Australian Cup In Order of International Rating Since 1/10/2009 (Fillies and Mares add 4pts) 4 SO YOU THINK (NZ) (Bart Cummings) 4h 57.5 122 24/10/2009 1st G1 TATTS Cox Plate TYPHOON TRACY (Peter G Moody) 5m 57.0 118 +4 27/02/2010 1st G1 Futurity Stakes 6 SHOCKING (Mark Kavanagh) 5h 59.0 120 4/09/2010 1st G2 Makybe Diva Stakes 7 ALANDI (IRE) (Robert Hickmott) 6h 59.0 119 4/10/2009 1st G1 Prix du Cadran FR MORE JOYOUS (NZ) (Gai Waterhouse) 4m 55.5 115 + 4 11/09/2010 1st G2 Theo Marks Quality 9 DANLEIGH (Chris Waller) 7g 59.0 118 3/04/2010 1st G1 George Ryder Stakes THESEO (Gai Waterhouse) 7g 59.0 118 6/03/2010 1st G1 Chipping Norton Stakes 11 DARIANA (Bart Cummings) 4m 55.5 113 + 4 18/09/2010 2nd G1 Underwood Stakes METAL BENDER (NZ) (Chris Waller) 5g 59.0 117 18/09/2010 3rd G1 Underwood Stakes 13 MONACO CONSUL (NZ) (Michael Moroney) 4h 57.5 116 31/10/2009 1st G1 Victoria Derby ONCE WERE WILD (Gai Waterhouse) 4m 55.5 112 + 4 17/04/2010 1st G1 AJC Oaks VIGOR (NZ) (Danny O'Brien) 6g 59.0 116 4/09/2010 3rd G2 Makybe Diva Stakes 16 BUCCELLATI (GB) (Tony Noonan) 7h 59.0 115 17/10/2009 3rd G1 Canadian International CAN DESCARADO (NZ) (Gai Waterhouse) 4g 57.5 115 10/04/2010 2nd G1 AJC Derby LA ROCKET (Dale Sutton) 6g 59.0 115 20/02/2010 1st G2 St George Stakes TRIPLE HONOUR (NZ) (Chris Waller) 6g 59.0 115 21/08/2010 2nd G2 Warwick Stakes VALDEMORO (Tony Vasil) 4m 55.5 111 + 4 3/04/2010 2nd G1 Storm Queen Stakes VOSNE ROMANEE (NZ) (Jeff Lynds) 8g 59.0 115 13/03/2010 1st G1 New Zealand Stakes NZ ZABRASIVE (NZ) (John O'Shea) 4g 57.5 115 27/03/2010 1st G1 Rosehill Guineas 23 ZAVITE (NZ) (Anthony Cummings) 8g 59.0 114 3/04/2010 2nd G1 Tancred Stakes 24 ALLEZ WONDER (Bart Cummings) 5m 57.0 109 + 4 10/10/2009 1st G1 Toorak Handicap DOUBTFUL JACK (Peter G Moody) 4g 57.5 113 4/09/2010 1st G3 Bobby Lewis Quality 26 WALL STREET (NZ) (Jeff Lynds) 6g 59.0 112 18/09/2010 1st G1 Windsor Park Stakes NZ 27 AVIENUS (Mark Webb) 5m 57.0 107 + 4 11/09/2010 1st G2 W.H. Stock Stakes CAPTAIN SONADOR (Roger Milne) 4h 57.5 111 13/03/2010 3rd G1 Randwick Guineas JESSICABEEL (NZ) (John O'Shea) 5m 57.0 107 + 4 24/04/2010 1st G1 Sydney Cup LINTON (Robert Hickmott) 4g 57.5 111 13/03/2010 3rd G1 Australian Guineas SMALL MINDS (John P Thompson) 4m 55.5 107 + 4 20/03/2010 1st G1 Australasian Oaks 32 KATIE LEE (Graeme Rogerson) 4m 55.5 106 + 4 7/11/2009 1st G1 NZ 2000 Guineas NZ NO EVIDENCE NEEDED (John P Thompson) 4m 55.5 106 + 4 20/03/2010 2nd G1 Australasian Oaks 34 YOSEI (Stuart Webb) 3f 47.5 105 + 4 10/04/2010 1st G1 AJC Sires Produce Stakes 35 LUEN YAT FOREVER (Pou Choi) 5g 59.0 108 22/05/2010 1st G1 Macau Gold Cup MAC 36 C'EST LA GUERRE (NZ) (Robert Hickmott) 6g 59.0 107 4/09/2010 5th G2 Makybe Diva Stakes 1600m HERCULIAN PRINCE (NZ) (Gai Waterhouse) 5g 59.0 107 11/09/2010 1st G3 Kingston Town Stakes ROTHESAY (Gerald Ryan) 4h 57.5 107 12/06/2010 1st G2 Queensland Guineas STERLING PRINCE (NZ) (Wayne Hillis) 7g 59.0 107 7/11/2009 1st G3 Queen Elizabeth Stakes 40 COUNT ENCOSTA (John P Thompson) 4g 57.5 106 3/04/2010 1st G2 Tulloch Stakes 41 SNAPY HALO (ARG) (John O'Shea) 6h 59.0 104 17/04/2010 6th G1 Doncaster Handicap THE HOMBRE (John Bary) 4g 57.5 104 29/05/2010 2nd G3 Grand Prix Stakes 43 TRUSTING (John P Thompson) 4h 57.5 103 28/08/2010 3rd G3 Concorde Stakes 44 ZANTELAGH (Mark Kavanagh) 4m 55.5 97 + 4 17/04/2010 6th LR Chairmans Stakes 45 GHOSTMILK (IRE) (Peter G Moody) 7m 57.0 96 + 4 17/07/2010 2nd LR STC Winter Handicap INTENCION (Tony Vasil) 3c 49.5 100 28/08/2010 3rd G3 McNeil Stakes 47 DEALER PRINCIPAL (Anthony Cummings) 6g 59.0 NR MOURAYAN (IRE) (Robert Hickmott) 5h 59.0 NR ORIGINATE (John P Thompson) 3c 49.5 NR Total : 49.
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