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Sunshine Coast Form Guide Sunshine Coast Form Guide SAT.JAN.16 13/01/2016 Page 1 of 45 1 12:28PM COASTLINE BMW 3 SERIES Handicap 2200M Prizemoney: 1st: $41600 2nd: $13000 3rd: $6500 4th: $2600 5th: $1300 01. Shotover River (NZ) (1) 59 Luke Dittman (a2) R94 (6) (BROWN G) Savabeel - Rivertaine (NZ) (Centaine) John, Dan & Chris Meagher (Eagle Farm) (36-10-6-4 $362,615) Heran Racing Pty Ltd Syndicate (Mgr: G P Heran) White, Black Diagonal Stripes Career:36-10-6-4 $362,615 Firm: 2-0-1-1 Good: 22-8-2-3 Soft: 9-2-2-0 Heavy: 3-0-1-0 First-up: 7-0-2-2 Track: 4-2-1-0 Track and Distance: 2-2-0-0 Distance: 10-5-2-0 1-7 DOOM 2220 Good 15/08/2015 HCP (Race 1) 54 Luke Dittman (7) 59 (56) R89 $65,000 $41,600 $2.10 $2.25 $2.25F Kaypers 58.5 2, Castle Express, 55.5, 3, 0.2 LEN, 2.0 LEN, 35.76 In Running: 2/2/2 S. Comments:The veterinary surgeon reported that the horse was lame in the near foreleg post-race. Connections were advised that a veterinary clearance would be required prior to the horse’s next start. 2-14 DOOM 1600 Firm 21/11/2015 RECOGNITION (Race 7) SC + 0.5kg G4 54 L Dittman (1) 56.5 R90 $104,500 $20,000 $26 $21 $21 Traveston Girl 54 1, Blue Lion (NZ) 54 3, 1.50 LEN, 0.2 LEN, 1-34.52 34.23 In Running: /5/6 S. Comments:Held up rounding the home turn. 3-14 DOOM 1640 Firm 5/12/2015 BRISBANE HCP (Race 8) SC - 2kg G4 54 L Dittman (6) 54.5 R91 $100,000 $10,000 $9 $9 Traveston Girl 54 1, Hopfgarten, 59, 2, 0.1 LEN, 1.0 LEN, 1-37.85 33.60 In Running: /3/4 7-13 DOOM 1615 Good 19/12/2015 BERNBOROUGH (Race 9) SC - G4 54 Brad Stewart (12) 54 R91 $175,000 $14 $14 2.5kg Centre Pivot 57.5 1, 5.70 LEN, 1-35.01 34.40 In Running: /10/10 S. Comments:Eased to take up a position midfield with cover after being caught wide early. 1-6 SCST 2200 Good 2/01/2016 HCP (Race 1) SC + 1kg 54 L Dittman (4) 57 (55) R90 $65,000 $41,600 $2.70 $2.50 $2.50F Volkhere 57 2, Landlocked (NZ), 57, 3, 1.8 LEN, 0.5 LEN, 2-16.45 35.99 In Running: 3/3/1 S. Comments:Apprentice L. Dittman was cautioned for reducing the pace of the race excessively approaching and passing the 1800m when leading, which resulted in interference to runners following. 02. Volkhere (BLKS) (6) 59 Damian Browne R94 (7) (CHESTNUT G) Dehere (USA) - Volksini (NZ) (Volksraad (GB)) Robert Heathcote (Eagle Farm) (54-11-14-5 $494,750) G D Melville-Smith Cerise, Turquoise Diamond Lattice, Armbands And Seams Cap Career:54-11-14-5 $494,750 Firm: 1-0-0-0 Good: 40-6-10-4 Soft: 8-3-2-1 Heavy: 5-2-2-0 First-up: 7-1-2-1 Track: 5-0-2-0 Track and Distance: 1-0-1-0 Distance: 15-4-4-2 8-11 DOOM 1350 Good 7/11/2015 HCP (Race 7) SC -0.5 KGkg 54 Matthew (11) 56 (53) R90 $65,000 $15 $11 $11 McGillivray Victory Hotel 52 1, 5.20 LEN, 1-20.42 34.22 In Running: /11/11 11-14 DOOM 1600 Firm 21/11/2015 RECOGNITION (Race 7) SC + G4 54 Matthew (9) 56 R89.5 $104,500 $31 $41 0.5kg McGillivray Traveston Girl 54 1, 5.20 LEN, 1-34.52 34.23 In Running: /10/11 S. Comments:Connections advised that it would be the intention to have the gelding ridden in a more forward position if circumstances permit. The horse settled in a midfield position. 1-7 DOOM 2220 Good 5/12/2015 HCP (Race 2) SC + 3kg 54 C Williams (1) 58 R88 $65,000 $41,600 $3.90 $3.70 $3.70 Uno Five (NZ) 52.5 2, Hudson County, 54, 3, 0.3 LEN, 2.3 LEN, 2-13.88 35.87 In Running: 4/3/2 S. Comments:C. Williams was reprimanded for using the whip more than 5 times prior to the 100m. 1-6 DOOM 2200 Good 19/12/2015 HCP (Race 1) SC + 2.5kg 54 C Williams (4) 59 R91 $65,000 $41,600 $3.10 $3.30 $3.30F Uno Five (NZ) 53 2, Hudson County, 54, 3, 1.3 LEN, 2.0 LEN, 2-14.56 35.27 In Running: /4/3 2-6 SCST 2200 Good 2/01/2016 HCP (Race 1) SC + 1kg 54 M McGillivray (5) 59 (57) R94 $65,000 $13,000 $2.50 $3 $3 Shotover River (NZ) 55 1, Landlocked (NZ) 57 3, 1.80 LEN, 0.5 LEN, 2-16.45 35.99 In Running: 2/2/3 S. Comments:Apprentice M. McGillivray advised that his mount did not muster speed from the barriers and as a result he had to ride vigorously to take up a forward position. Apprentice M. McGillivray was fined $400 for using his whip 9 times prior to the 100m. 03. Uno Five (NZ) (BLKS) (8) 54 James Orman (a1.5) R78 (7) (BAY G) Perfectly Ready - Quizzy (NZ) (Volksraad (GB)) Bruce W Hill (Gold Coast) (56-6-12-3 $235,184) J Wong, Miss J Tilley & J A Sylvester Red, Black Stripes And Black Cap Career:56-6-12-3 $235,184 Firm: 1-0-0-0 Good: 43-5-10-3 Soft: 9-1-2-0 Heavy: 3-0-0-0 First-up: 7-0-1-0 Track: 4-0-0-1 Track and Distance: 1-0-0-0 Distance: 6-0-4-0 2-6 DOOM 2220 Good 7/11/2015 HCP (Race 2) SC +5 KGkg 54 Jim Byrne (1) 54 R67 $65,000 $13,000 $6 $6 Perplexity 59 1, Col 'n' Lil 52.5 3, 0.40 LEN, 0.3 LEN, 2-19.17 33.86 In Running: 3/3/3 2-5 DOOM 2200 Good 21/11/2015 HCP (Race 1) SC + 3.5kg 54 James Orman (5) 54 (52.5) R73 $65,000 $13,000 $5 $6 $6 Perplexity 59 1, Col 'n' Lil 51 3, 0.10 LEN, 0.2 LEN, 2-14.75 34.27 In Running: /2/2 2-7 DOOM 2220 Good 5/12/2015 HCP (Race 2) SC + 3kg 54 J Orman (2) 54 (52.5) R75 $65,000 $13,000 $4.40 $5.50 $5.50 Volkhere 58 1, Hudson County 54 3, 0.30 LEN, 2.3 LEN, 2-13.88 35.87 In Running: 5/6/5 S. Comments:Forced wider on the track by another runner near the 600m. 2-6 DOOM 2200 Good 19/12/2015 HCP (Race 1) SC + 2.5kg 54 J Orman (1) 54 (53) R77.5 $65,000 $13,000 $3.10 $3.80 $3.80 Volkhere 59 1, Hudson County 54 3, 1.30 LEN, 2.0 LEN, 2-14.56 35.27 In Running: /3/2 4-6 SCST 2200 Good 2/01/2016 HCP (Race 1) SC + 1kg 54 James Orman (3) 54 (52.5) R78 $65,000 $2,600 $4.60 $5 Shotover River (NZ) 55 1, 4.10 LEN, 2-16.45 35.99 In Running: 5/5/4 13/01/2016 Page 2 of 45 04. Ongoing Venture (3) 54 Michael Cahill R75 (7) (BAY G) Encosta de Lago - Push a Venture (GB) (Shirley Heights (GB)) Darlene Duryea (Beaudesert) (44-8-2-6 $199,641) Magus Equine Limited Synd (Mgr: W Y C Leung), Equine Global Racing Synd (Mgr: J T Buchanan), S R M Hancock & Miss D E Duryea Black, White Checks, Red Sleeves, Checked Armbands And Cap Career:44-8-2-6 $199,641 Firm: 0-0-0-0 Good: 36-6-1-4 Soft: 7-2-1-2 Heavy: 1-0-0-0 First-up: 6-1-0-0 Track: 9-1-1-1 Track and Distance: 1-0-0-0 Distance: 5-1-1-0 10-10 SCST 1300 Good 20/11/2015 BM 75 HCP (Race 5) 54 Glen Colless (7) 59.5 R76.5 $16,000 $41 $41 Fire Within 54 1, 6.50 LEN, 1-17.18 35.60 In Running: /8/9 6-7 GCST 1400 Good 5/12/2015 BM 75 HCP (Race 7) 54 Micheal Hellyer (4) 59.5 R76.5 $16,000 $21 $26 Fantisha 56.5 1, 3.50 LEN, 1-24.24 33.98 In Running: /2/2 3-12 DOOM 1600 Soft 12/12/2015 BM 85 HCP (Race 9) 54 M J Cahill (1) 54.5 R76.5 $65,000 $6,500 $31 $26 Glorious Red 54 1, Kiss Me Deadly, 54, 2, 1.8 LEN, 0.5 LEN, 1-37.57 35.99 In Running: /7/6 S. Comments:Held up approaching the home turn and in the early stages of the home straight. 10-11 GCST 1800 Good 26/12/2015 QLTY (Race 5) 54 Michael Cahill (6) 54 R76.5 $75,000 $26 $51 $51 Tinto 6 1, 8.50 LEN, 1-47.22 36.14 In Running: 10/9/10 S. Comments:Slow to begin. 5-6 SCST 2200 Good 2/01/2016 HCP (Race 1) SC + 1kg 54 Michael Cahill (1) 54 R75 $65,000 $1,300 $15 $17 $17 Shotover River (NZ) 55 1, 4.30 LEN, 2-16.45 35.99 In Running: 6/6/6 S.
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