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2017 Schweppes Thousand Guineas Group 1 October 14 - Caulfield

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Aloisia wins 2017 Schweppes Thousand Guineas Group 1 $500,000 at Caulfield (VIC), 1600m.

Aloisia winning the Schweppes Thousand Guineas
Aloisia winning the Schweppes Thousand Guineas Picture: Racing and Sports

New Zealand-bred filly Aloisia, who was an unlucky second in the J J Atkins Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Doomben in June, broke through for a decisive Group One victory here. She travelled nicely in fifth place on the rails, Luke Nolen got her through on the inner at the 300m and she hit the front at the 100m before going on for a strong win, running the 1600m out well.

Shoals enjoyed a good trip in third place on the rails. She got an inside run rounding the home turn, took the lead shortly afterwards and then kept fighting back well before tiring in the latter stages for second after seeming to have had every chance.

The favourite Alizee was a bit keen early on and then settled in sixth place, one of the rails. She improved rounding the home turn, got to fourth at the 200m and briefly looked a threat. But just kept fighting from that point to take third, performing below the form she showed in winning the Flight Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Randwick at her prior start on 30 September suggesting that she may have reached the end of her preparation.

She’s So High was a handy fourth, moved up nicely at the home turn and then battled on quite well for (5.75 lengths) fourth.


ANZ Bloodstock News

Caulfield

Saturday, 14th October 2017

6
15:15
(local)

Schweppes Thousand Guineas (G1)

Age: 3yo Sex: F Type: OPEN
AUD $503,000
1600m TURF GOOD
6
15:15
(local)
AUD $503,000
1600m GOOD

Schweppes Thousand Guineas (G1)

Age: 3yo Sex: F Type: OPEN

New Zealand-bred filly Aloisia, who was an unlucky second in the J J Atkins Stakes (Gr 1, 1600m) at Doomben in June, broke through for a decisive Group One victory here. She travelled nicely in fifth place on the rails, Luke Nolen got her through on the inner at the 300m and she hit the front at the 100m before going on for a strong win, running the 1600m out well. Shoals enjoyed a good trip in third place on the rails. She got an inside run rounding the home turn, took the lead shortly afterwards and then kept fighting back well before tiring in the latter stages for second after seeming to have had every chance. The favourite Alizee was a bit keen early on and then settled in sixth place, one of the rails. She improved rounding the home turn, got to fourth at the 200m and briefly looked a threat. But just kept fighting from that point to take third, performing below the form she showed in winning the Flight Stakes (Gr 1 1600m) at Randwick at her prior start on 30 September suggesting that she may have reached the end of her preparation. She’s So High was a handy fourth, moved up nicely at the home turn and then battled on quite well for (5.75 lengths) fourth.

FP Horse, Age & Sex
Sire & Dam
Jockey
Trainer
SP
WT
1st 5. ALOISIA (NZ) 3yo F
AZAMOUR (IRE) - QUEEN BOUDICCA (NZ)
LUKE NOLEN
AARON PURCELL
$13
55.5kg
Sydx (Mgr: N Wakim)

Sales Information

2nd 1. SHOALS (AUS) 3yo F
FASTNET ROCK (AUS) - THE BROKEN SHORE (AUS)
MARK ZAHRA
ANTHONY FREEDMAN
$4.5
55.5kg
Pinecliff Racing (Mgr: J B Munz) & Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd (Mgr: J M Messara)
3rd 2. ALIZEE (AUS) 3yo F
SEPOY (AUS) - ESSAOUIRA (AUS)
GLYN SCHOFIELD
JAMES CUMMINGS
$2.11
55.5kg
Godolphin
4th 8. SHE'S SO HIGH (AUS) 3yo F
I AM INVINCIBLE (AUS) - HIGH ACHIEVER (AUS)
DAMIEN OLIVER
MICK PRICE
$17
55.5kg

Sales Information

5th 7. MINTHA (AUS) 3yo F
REDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS) - HADES (AUS)
LUKE CURRIE
TONY MCEVOY
$31
55.5kg

Sales Information

6th 3. BOOKER (AUS) 3yo F
WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) - NOONDIE (AUS)
DWAYNE DUNN
MATHEW ELLERTON & SIMON ZAHRA
$7
55.5kg

Sales Information

7th 4. PURE SCOT (AUS) 3yo F
PURREALIST (AUS) - ENTHRALL (AUS)
BEN MELHAM
D & B HAYES & T DABERNIG
$26
55.5kg
8th 6. LEATHER'N'LACE (AUS) 3yo F
STREET CRY (IRE) - HARD RIDER (NZ)
DAMIAN LANE
DARREN WEIR
$15
55.5kg

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