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17th
High class import that can quicken well into his races if given cover. He seems to sustain his run a touch better if the track isn't too firm.
He’s had foot issues in the past but he’s had a very clear run with his feet.
21st
Talented import that has been only a few lengths away in some of the strongest 2000m to 2400m races in Europe, but his form did taper off in 2022 before coming to Australia. Capable of getting near pace and he fights hard when in form.
1st
When he works on soft and heavy ground he's nowhere near as effective.
A very reliable stayer that has been performing well in small fields in the UK on dry ground. Has shown a lack of stamina at times over 2600m+, especially if track is wet.
16th
In Japan, the Japanese tracks are really fast, it's probably not really suiting him that well. He probably likes a little bit of give in the ground and that's why we thought Australian racing would suit him really well.
14th
When he went to Naas he was big in the parade ring that day. I hadn't been too hard on him after Ascot and he surprised me. That shows that he's just improving all the time.
2nd
Progressive import that is often slow to jump before running on late. He can quicken into his races and run quick closing sectionals.
9th
Winner of the 2019 Melbourne Cup that lost form after failing in the G1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes in April 2020. A tendon injury halted his 2021 Melbourne Cup campaign, but he has returned to form after a long spell since. A real stayer that relishes longer distances and keeps lifting to the line from any position in run.
4th
He had a tendon injury - (it) was pretty substantial and hence why he had to have the 1000 days (off the track)
Stayer that hits the line. Settles in pack usually and can sustain a strong run, performing best over 2200m+.
5th
Talented stayer that builds up and stays on well over longer distances. He handles the Cup distance of 3200m.
11th
(He) has stamina and he's brave. These Galileos have what we'e had for so long, a real will to win which is what this fella had.
3rd
European long distance stayer that can finish strongly over 2400m+. Will probably need wet ground to show his best in Australia.
13th
She's a smaller mare that may be suited on softer ground against the top grade horses.
She’s won over 3100(m) and she’s very sound. She handles fast or soft ground and she’s a lovely clean-winded mare.
22nd
Won a restricted G1 against fillies and the form out of that race has been mixed. She tends to grind away on-pace in her Australian races so far.
10th
19th
Grinding on-pace stayer that finds his best when rolling up near the pace. He produced a huge all-the-way win in the G1 2420m Epsom Derby as a 3YO.
12th
I was a bit frustrated at first as I think this horse gets to the front and then stops and that's what he did.
6th
The horse was a colt last year when he ran in the (Melbourne) Cup and it didn't really go to plan. He went forward and there was a lot of pressure, but he's a gelding now and I think he's a lot more genuine.
20th
Builds into his races and has upside over distance, he has a staying pedigree on dam side.
8th
A plain-looking type that relishes the longer distances. One-paced so likes tempo or an aggressive ride if the distances are shorter. Handles wet conditions well.
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