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2015 Eskimo Prince Stakes Group 3 February 7 - Rosehill

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Scissor Kick wins 2015 Eskimo Prince Stakes Group 3 $150,000 at Rosehill (NSW) 3yo, 1200m.

Scissor Kick winning the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Scissor Kick winning the Eskimo Prince Stakes. Picture: Racing and Sports

Golden Rose Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) runner-up Scissor Kick impressed with his strong first-up win. He led in the early stages and then eased to settle in fourth place (one out and one back). He moved up nicely rounding the home turn, went to second at the 200m and responded to riding and finished too well to score in good style.

Delectation soon crossed to the lead and he looked the winner when he grabbed a clear break at the 200m. But he then raced a bit greenly, ducking back to the rails at the 100m, and then tired a little for second.

Harrier Jet had a good run from his inside barrier (1) racing in third place on the rails. He got though along the rails in the straight and kept fighting on well for a good third.

Kermadec settled back in sixth place, one off the rails in the seven-horse field. He improved nicely from the 600m, fanned wide on straightening and ran on resolutely for a very good first-up (1.5 lengths) fourth.

The favourite Inz'n'out was slowly away and was last early on before making a quick run (wide) run to race outside the leader. But that told on him in the straight and he dropped out to finish (5.7 lengths) last.


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Rosehill

Saturday, 07th February 2015

5
15:35
(local)

Eskimo Prince Stakes (G3)

Age: 3yo Type: OPEN
AUD $150,800
1200m TURF GOOD
5
15:35
(local)
AUD $150,800
1200m GOOD

Eskimo Prince Stakes (G3)

Age: 3yo Type: OPEN

Golden Rose Stakes (Gr 1, 1400m) runner-up Scissor Kick impressed with his strong first-up win. He led in the early stages and then eased to settle in fourth place (one out and one back). He moved up nicely rounding the home turn, went to second at the 200m and responded to riding and finished too well to score in good style. Delectation soon crossed to the lead and he looked the winner when he grabbed a clear break at the 200m. But he then raced a bit greenly, ducking back to the rails at the 100m, and then tired a little for second. Harrier Jet had a good run from his inside barrier (1) racing in third place on the rails. He got though along the rails in the straight and kept fighting on well for a good third. Kermadec settled back in sixth place, one off the rails in the seven-horse field. He improved nicely from the 600m, fanned wide on straightening and ran on resolutely for a very good first-up (1.5 lengths) fourth. The favourite Inz’n’out was slowly away and was last early on before making a quick run (wide) run to race outside the leader. But that told on him in the straight and he dropped out to finish (5.7 lengths) last.

FP Horse, Age & Sex
Sire & Dam
Jockey
Trainer
SP
WT
1st 1. SCISSOR KICK (AUS) 3yo C
REDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS) - BACK PASS (USA)
TYE ANGLAND
PAUL MESSARA
$6
58.5kg
Arrowfield Pastoral P/L Synd (Mgr: J M Messara) & Pinecliff Racing Synd (Mgr: J B Munz)

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2nd 3. DELECTATION (AUS) 3yo G
SHAMARDAL (USA) - GRACE AND POWER (USA)
HUGH BOWMAN
CHRIS WALLER
$3.5
57kg
C C Lai

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3rd 4. HARRIER JET (AUS) 3yo G
DANE SHADOW (AUS) - BOROBODUR (AUS)
TOMMY BERRY
CHRIS WALLER
$9
56kg
Wei Yu & Liu He
4th 2. KERMADEC (NZ) 3yo C
TEOFILO (IRE) - HY FUJI (AUS)
BLAKE SHINN
CHRIS WALLER
$8.5
58.5kg

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5th 7. BOLD CIRCLE (AUS) 3yo G
BERNARDINI (USA) - COURTYARD CIRCLE (AUS)
GLYN SCHOFIELD
DAVID PAYNE
$31
56kg

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6th 8. VADARIAN BULLET (NZ) 3yo G
TAVISTOCK (NZ) - SPECIAL DIAMOND (NZ)
KERRIN MCEVOY
PETER & PAUL SNOWDEN
$12
56kg
7th 5. INZ'N'OUT (AUS) 3yo G
ZARIZ (AUS) - BONNE BOUCHE (AUS)
JAMES MCDONALD
GERALD RYAN
$3
56kg

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