Exciting three -year -old New Zealand bred Cyclone Jordy (Art Major) held his undefeated Australian record with his tenth consecutive victory in the $ 35,000 mentioned five twenty horse breeding 3yo Battle of Bunbury on the Bunbury Circuit on Saturday evening.
Seen as a prelude to the West -Australian derby that was performed in Gloucester Park on 31 October, the field attracted a strong group of three -year -olds and the Hall Stable was represented by Cyclone Jordy and Chase me who was unbeaten in four Australian performances.
But the only other runner with some chances was the well -executed Lincoln Lou of the Michael Young Stable.
Cyclone Jordy play again 20 September
To the surprise of a cyclone, Jordy was not driven out early for Tempo and established an actual when the field was selected with Lincoln Lou who gave the early lead. He was put under pressure by Captain Stirling, but halfway through Gary Hall JNR Jordy allowed Jordy to switch the field and although he was three wide while he finally found the lead.
The field was stacked and all eyes were aimed at Cycloon Jordy, as stood in front of the home. Lincoln Lou withdrew and looked for a fleeting moment as if he could give a challenge. But Cyclone Jordy found another equipment and he stretched out for a very impressive victory five meters from Lincoln Lou with outsider control the room in third place.
The gelding rated 1.56.7 with a last quarter in a neat 27 seconds.
On what he has done so far and wiping everything before him, Cyclone Jordy seems to have the derby to his grace that is possible. It will be interesting if the hall stable a trip to the Eastern States, because he would be a peak that appears on every song.
De Hall Stable also presented the unbeaten four -year -old Franco Motu (always B Miki), who came out 40 meters to win the standing start pace. He is destined to win better races while the season collects the momentum.
By Tony Milanese for Harnesslink
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