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Gilgai Stakes (Group 2) (Registered Name: Baguette Stakes) (48th of Series) 1200m
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Of $300,000 and trophies of $1,700. 1st $180,000 and trophies of $1,700, 2nd $54,000, 3rd $27,000, 4th $13,500, 5th $7,500, 6th $6,000, 7th $6,000, 8th $6,000. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards. Set Weights plus Penalties. No allowances for apprentices.
Track Record: 1-07.16E Iglesia (01/01/2001) [Good3] Class Record: 1-08.20E Hay List (03/10/2010) [Good4]
TAB Assessed Odds
1 5082s Private Eye (7) Joseph Pride (dw) . .......................................... Joshua Parr 60 $9 2 815s1 Baller (12) Tony Gollan (dwc) ................................................... Blake Shinn 59 $8.50 3 633s6 The Astrologist (6) Leon & Troy Corstens (dwtc) ............... Craig Williams 58.5 $13 4 44311 Sirius Suspect (3) Saab Hasan (dwc) .................................... Ethan Brown 58.5 $11 5 s10s2 Kemalpasa (11) Richard & Chantelle Jolly (dwc) . ...................... Jake Toeroek 58 $9.50 6 10s42 Roch ‘N’ Horse (NZ) (13) Michael Moroney (dwc) ............... Patrick Moloney 58 $8.50 7 576s9 Tycoonist (10) Chris Waller (dw) ........................................... Damien Oliver 58 $41 8 11s27 Athelric (9) James Cummings (dw) . ............................................. Jamie Kah 58 $6 9 865s0 Zoutori (1) Mathew Ellerton (dwtc) ............................................ Damian Lane 57 $13 10 068s7 Shaquero (4) Chris Waller (d) ............................................... Brett Prebble 57 $61 11 8600s Wild Planet (2) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (dwt) .................. Jye McNeil 57 $41 12 482s2 It’sourtime (8) Danny O’Brien (dwt) ........................................... John Allen 57 $9 13 455s3 Swats That (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ..................... Ben Melham 55 $5 FORM SUMMARY ROCH ‘N’ HORSE proved that his Newmarket boilover was no fluke when going close second-up in the Bobbie Lewis. He should be at peak fitness third-up and can hold off SWATS THAT, who is at home at this level. SIRIUS SUSPECT has won his last two at the track and trip. GILGAI FARM The Nagambie district on Victoria’s Goulburn River has long been prime land for raising champion thoroughbreds. Gilgai Farm established itself there on a small scale, sending its first yearling crop to sales in 2008, including the filly who became the unbeaten heroine of the turf, Black Caviar. Gilgai Farm has since been rated Victorian Breeder of the year multiple times, producing such Group 1 winners as All Too Hard, The Quarterback and Jameka, who won three Group 1s, the 2015 VRC Oaks, the 2016 Caulfield Cup and The BMW in 2017. Other Group 1 winners include Masked Crusader, Ole Kirk, Lucky Bubbles and Absolutely. (The race has formerly been known as the Baguette Stakes and the Sir Rupert Steele Stakes.)
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