Leading Reinsman Robbie Morris knows every centimeter of the Paceway in Menangle who lived in front of the door before he racing his successful career for racing Harness.
And the colorful personality will want to use that experience to his advantage on Saturday evening when he takes the reins behind the way to the quantity in the $ 2.1 million tab.
After Tuesday morning’s barrier, Morris was stimulated by the gelding trained by Grant Dixon who came with Gate Four and admits that he will have options to find the correct position with the gelding over the permanent 2300m trip.
“I’m glad we were drawn there,” said Morris.
“There is speed on our inside, and also enough, but I feel that we have options about where we will be early doors.
“Having so many three -year -olds in the race this year brings a completely new dimension in the race.
“Looking at the draw, it can all be won or lost in the first 300m; it is just one of that kind of fields.”
Path To Greatness will join Stablemates Fate Wait and calls for ordering in the field, so that trainer Grant Dixon and owners Kevin and Kay Seymour offer a three -petty attack on the rich race.
While the own end of the Seymours is represented by path to quantity, Call to Order Automatic Qualification was given back in the winter via Racing Queensland’s ‘The Hayden’, while their third Loper Fate Wacht was selected by Bathurst Slot holders Wayne and Julie Laader and their Western jewel syndicate.
Dixon has chosen to take the reins behind fate, which has put positive in Gate Three, and the old employee of his stable Adam Sanderson has received the ride on call for order, which has the task for him from Barrier Nine.
Other remarkable results that came from Tuesday morning barrier were a gate 11 draw for racing favorite Bay of Biscay and Gate Eight for Fighter Command, which is a relaxation of the second chosen ones.
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Through Michael DumesnyFor HRNSW
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