Star Reinsman Chris Voak went on Friday evening at the Joe Gaudet member of $ 27,000 Joe Gaudet, Friday evening in Gloucester Park with high expectations of high hope as the trainer of Three Smart Pacers My Silver Spoon, Maximum Rock and Sweet Vivienne.
His optimism was rewarded with the Quinella, with my silver spoon, the favorite of $ 3.20 for the first time driven by Gary Hall JNR, the pace and held to win with a neck of his ride, maximum rock, a chance of $ 7.50 that ran strongly from the sixth in the one-width line.
Sweet Vivienne, a chance of $ 18 driven by Kyle Symington, was a very unfortunate ninth after being checked shortly after the start and again in the home.
“This is the first time I drove to Voaky, but I thought I was in trouble when our Sandy Shore galloped who approached the turn of the home,” Hall said. “The moment I had them all where I wanted them, and we traveled comfortably. But when our Sandy Shore galloped, it could become clear to others.
My Silver Spoon Replay
“I was worried, but my silver spoon went fairly easily on the line. He can sometimes race on and out of the bit and get the best out of him is the problem.”
Voak explained that my silver spoon was a lazy horse with a large part of the competence, but with a problem to apply himself in his races.
“Junior (Hall) said that when our Sandy Shore broke, my silver spoon went to sleep,” said Voak. “He is such a headache small horse. He came in with a 79 heartbeat and still had enough to give. He is frustrating because he tends to wait for the others. I know he has the opportunity to put a field away. I will adjust a little main equipment in an attempt to concentrate him.”
Maximum Rock had a noise test for the $ 100,000 Westbred Classic of next Friday evening for four -year -old stallions and gentlemen. “He needed the run and next week we will get a chance to win the big race,” said Voak.
My Silver Spoon is a four -year -old from Bydtors Delight and is the first foal from art Major Mare Silvia, who raced six times for four placements and deployment of $ 5370. My silver spoon has earned $ 63,268 from seven victories and five placements of 21 starts. He ran a third place of his two new Zeeland starts before he arrived in WA.
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Through Ken CasellasFor Gloucester Park
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