Saturday's Morphettville Parks Races Report

Monday, 14 March 2011 02:54

John Thompson and the Patinack Farm Syndicate struck early when first starter Win For Wilson was the length winner of the opening race which was run over 1000 metres.

Having the services of Paul Gatt the Encosta de Lago sired Win For Wilson $6.50, from Mohave Dancer a Zabeel mare,was second out of the barrier and quickly went to the front going on to beat Universal Bolt, the $2.30 favourite, for trainer Mark Minervini and jockey Damien Robinson.

Noir Rasoir $5 was a farther five and a half lengths away third for David Balfour and Todd Pannell.

Jockey Justin Potter scored the first leg of a double when Daydream Charlie $6 was the three quarters of a length winner of the 1950 metre second event for Strathalbyn based mentor Shane Oxlade.

From the Straussbrook mare Dances On Tables the Blevic fathered Daydream Charlie came from a mid field position to defeat the Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas trained Clare Lindop mount Bacchus Eagle, the $2.25 public elect.

Electronic Million $16 was another nose away filling the minor placing for Kevin and Heather Frew and their apprentice son Jordon.

Rider Justin Potter brought up his second winner when the $3.10 punter’s choice Streetcar Magic gave horse carer David Jolly a half length victory in the third race which was run over 1000 metres.

Coming from fourth to win and being out of the Filante mare Stellar Fille, Streetcar Magic brought up a race to race double for his sire Blevic.

Streetcar Magic beat the apprentice Claudia Lions guided Kisrak $6 giving trainer David Jolly the quinella. You Dee Cee $5.50 was a farther three lengths away third for Jon O’Connor and Todd Pannell.

Mentor Mick Huxtable and apprentice Kyle Hocking were well pleased with the one and a quarter length winning performance of Condelago in the 1400 metre fourth race.

Returned at $3.50 the Delago Brom fathered Condelago, from the Kenny’s Best Pal mare Concluding, was well placed and beat the $2.10 favourite Addiction To Rock for mentor Mark Minervini and jockey Adrian Patterson. The combination of Mark Kavanagh and Dominic Tourneur supplied Strum Cha $20 who was another one and a quarter lengths away third.

The progeny of the Irish bred entire Invincible Spirit and the Keltrice mare Kelslade produced the five year old mare Invincible Diva $7.50 who was the three and a half length winner of race five which was run over 1400 metres.

Being under the care of Mark Kavanagh and having the services of Chad Lever Invincible Diva was in the first two throughout the event and beat the $2.50 favourite Owners Priority for visiting trainer Darren Weir and apprentice Billy Egan. Court Ya $12 was another one and a quarter lengths away third for Paula Trenwith and her apprentice Amy Herrmann.

Supporters of the $2.30 favourite collected when the Tim Snelling trained Matthew Neilson mount Aetos recorded a short half head win in the 1250 metre sixth race.

From the Dolphin Street mare Dolandra and fathered by Golden Lake Aetos gradually improved from a mid field position to beat the John Thompson trained Dean Holland ridden Cuddles For Naara $9. The $41 chance Cute To Boot was a neck away third for David Balfour and Todd Pannell.

Being under the care of Tony McEvoy and having the services of Jordon Frew Candle $4 showed his liking for the Parks surface when he was short half head winner of the seventh race which was contested 1400 metres.

A Fantastic Light four year old gelding out of the Bellwater matron Foam Follower, Candle was well placed and defeated the Darren Magro charge, the Shayne Cahill ridden Ocean Challenger $5.50.

Starting the $3 public elect Nevzlin was a farther three quarters of a length away third for John Thompson and Matthew Neilson.

Apprentice Amy Herrmann chalked up a city winner when the Dean Pannell cared for Cavalry Back $12 was the half neck winner of the 1550 metre final event.

A Musee D’orsay gelding from the Regal Tambo mare Tri-Alpyn, Cavalry Black came from a midfield position to beat Landamman $4-20 for Kevin and Heather Frew and rider, son Jordan.

A short half head away third was Your Thoughts $51 for Chris Nash and Chris Bryant.