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1. Barossa Bourbon (1)
W: 59.5kgF: -
J: Brad Rawiller
T: S Trolove
151.00
No Awards
2. Gathers No Stone (3)
W: 59.5kgF: 934234
J: Jason Maskiell
T: Shawn Mathrick
14.0012.0013.00
3. On The Loose (NZ) (9)
W: 59.5kgF: 386
J: Patrick Moloney
T: R D Griffiths
6.006.50
No Awards
4. Tamatoa (6)
W: 59.5kgF: 4
J: Thomas Stockdale
T: Rick Pinsent
15.0017.0018.00
No Awards
5. The Dorkstar (7)
W: 59.5kgF: 89x00
J: Koby Jennings
T: S Trolove
201.00151.00
No Awards
6. Ulfberht (11)
W: 59.5kgF: 2
J: Luke Nolen
T: R D Griffiths
3.303.103.20
7. Cheeky Doll (4)
W: 57.5kgF: 9x6707
J: Sheridan Clarke
T: W J Wood
201.00151.00
No Awards
8. Gold Nugget (10)
W: 57.5kgF: 00450x
J: Ruby Lamont
(a3)T: S Trolove
101.00
No Awards
9. Sparkling Award (12)
W: 57.5kgF: 95x
J: Jackson Radley
(a2)T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes
10.009.509.00
No Awards
10. Thalestris (5)
W: 57.5kgF: 6x3x
J: Damien Thornton
T: A & S Freedman
2.50
No Awards
11. From Yesterday (8)
W: 57.0kgF: -
J: Jake Noonan
T: T Busuttin & N Young
9.009.50
No Awards
12. Tiger Fox (2)
W: 57.0kgF: -
J: Teodore Nugent
T: Shane Nichols & Hayden Black
34.00
No Awards
Other rules:Deductions apply to all runners including emergencies
Selections: 3-10-6-2
GATHERS NO STONE is never far away in these races. With a clean beginning he could box seat and be around the money again. ON THE LOOSE has had a stable change since his first campaign. All three starts were 1400m. His debut placing behind Berlemont and Ten Warriors is hot form. Like the 1100m kick off. ULFBERHT was beaten at odds on here on debut by a roughie. SPARKLING AWARD only saw very wet tracks in her first prep. She's trialled well this time around. THALESTRIS has trailled well for her return. Start 3 and prep 3, Connections have been very patient with this well bred filly.
RunnerWin
3. On The Loose (9)
Value Bet
10. Thalestris (5)
6. Ulfberht (11)
2. Gathers No Stone (3)
About Sale Racecourse
Sale Racecourse is a provincial circuit in the southeast of Victoria. It is run by the Sale Turf Club, whose origins date back to 1842. The club hosts just over 20 meetings every year. The biggest event is the Sale Cup, run on the last Sunday in October and worth more than $150,000 in prize money.