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WEDNESDAY 29th APRIL - KEMBLA

Rail Position: +3m 1100m-W/Post, True Remainder

ROSA INCANTA, Race 7, 1400m, 4.45pm, R Bayliss, 58.5kg 
Rosa Incanta is thriving ahead of her return. She’s had three trials so she’s as fit as we can get her, and she was dominant in victory in her most recent one at Canterbury. 1400 metres is a lovely starting point for her as she’d be vulnerable to speedier types over anything shorter, and she’s drawn to do no work in barrier 1 so Regan will be positive from there to try and land on or close to the speed. From there she should be able to travel comfortably in the run over this distance, and Kembla’s an expansive track so she shouldn’t have too many excuses. She’s taking on some older horses here which isn’t easy to do, but this is still a very attractive race to start her off in before we hopefully bring her into town and we expect her to be right there at the finish.

WEDNESDAY 29th APRIL - CAULFIELD HEATH

Rail Position: +3m Entire

WISHFUL THINKER, Race 8, 1200m, 4.55pm, J Stanley, 59kg 
Wishful Thinker has taken everything in his stride since arriving at our Flemington stable. He’s such a professional gelding and he loves his job, so he just gets on with it with the minimum of fuss. He ran a very creditable race when finishing third at Hawkesbury last time, as the first run outside of maiden grade is always notoriously tricky but he fought on bravely and wasn’t beaten far at all. The 1400 metres seemed to see him out on that occasion, and whilst we aren’t saying he won’t be effective over it in time he’s got plenty of speed, so for now we’ve decided to drop him back in trip slightly. He’s drawn to do no work in barrier 1 so Jett will ride him with intent from the outset to try and secure the lead, as being able to dictate to his rivals around this tight track will aid his chance. This race is restricted to his own age group which is always our preference where possible, but it hasn’t been missed by other trainers as there are plenty of unexposed up and coming types in opposition so it won’t be easy. However, he’s a tough gelding who tries hard and hopefully he’ll take plenty of catching.