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Long and leggy gelding that tends to wind up and finish off late. He can show up fresh and handles wet tracks well. Likes a bit of galloping room, he doesn't seem to perform cluttered up on the inside.
Scope to frame with sculpted muscle. A big-striding mare that may be outsprinted before building into the race.
Young Kiwi import that has been a touch keen in early races and trials. Expect Waller to try and teach him to settle. He looks like a wet track type that chases hard in the finish.
Bred to be a sprinter from a dam that won over 1300m.
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.
Seems to race better right-handed tracks.
Has had a lot of gear changes with first trainer in NZ, including concussion plats and bar plates at times. Blinkers have been on and off too with perhaps a small benefit to having them on.
Bred to stay from a dam that won over 2000m to 2400m.
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.
Neat, solid, quite robust staying type (photos).
Lacks acceleration, but he does build strongly late into his races. Tempo and a long straight suit.
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