Landor (WA)

Monday, 07 October 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: BUSHMAN TANKS BELELE PLATE - 1400M

GOODBYE GAMBLER was rehandicapped 2kg to 73kg for its win at Landor on 5 October 2002. MISTY LUCCA (T. Anderson) was slow into stride. MISTY LUCCA lay out on straightening causing DELIBERATE (W. Dicks) to be restrained. Jockey T. Anderson was reminded of her obligations to keep her mounts straight.

RACE 2: W.D. MOORE A.S. POWER HANDICAP – 1200M

LUDDITE (S. Jones) raced wide in the early stages. HOME FOR SMOKO (J. Hollamby) lay inwards throughout.

RACE 3: WILLIAMBURY HELICOPTERS H.M. RUTTER TROPHY RACE – 1000M

UNCOUTH was rehandicapped 2kg to 75kg for its win at Landor on 5 October 2002. UNCOUTH (J. Hollamby) was slow to begin. When questioned Jockey J Hollamby could offer no explanation for the poor performance of UNCOUTH except that the horse resented the dirt hitting its face. UNCOUTH returned with a loose front tooth.

RACE 4: ELDERS LANDOR CUP - 1800M

UNIDENTICAL was rehandicapped 2kg to 82kg for its win at LANDOR on 5 October 2002. GRYF (J. Hollamby) raced wide at the 1400m. UNIDENTICAL (M. Nash) and FULL OF ACTION (J. Scott) brushed on straightening. UNIDENTICAL returned with a minor laceration to the mouth.

RACE 5: DIAB ENGINEERING DALGETY DOWNS PLATE – 1000M

NORTHERN ROMANTIC (W. Dicks) dipped at the start, causing the rider to lose both stirrup irons and be disadvantaged in the early stages. At the 800m MORNING CLOUD (S. Davies) brushed with BILA SHAKA (J. Hollamby). MORNING CLOUD ran wide on straightening.

RACE 6: NORTHAM AIR SERVICES MT CLERE HANDICAP – 1800M

JONATHON SEAGULL (S. Jones) raced wide at the 1400m. RONALDO (J. Anderson) raced wide on straightening.

RACE 7: A.E. POTTS HANDICAP – 800M

BEAUTELLO was rehandicapped 2kg to 74kg for winning Race 2. KILCORMAC was rehandicapped 4kg to 74kg for its win at Landor on 5 October 2002. KILCORMAC (J. Hollamby) was slow into stride.

RACE 8: MURCHISON AVIATION D.S. FARRAR HANDICAP – 800M

UNCOUTH was rehandicapped 2kg to 75kg for its win at Landor on 5 October 2002. RHEINGOLD EXPRESS was rehandicapped 2kg to 72kg for winning Race 3. RHEINGOLD EXPRESS (J. Scott) jumped awkwardly, causing the saddle to slip sideways placing the rider at a disadvantage in the early stages. GOODBYE GAMBLER (W. Dicks) was slow into stride. At the 75m GOODBYE GAMBLER lay in causing LADY AOWYN (S. Jones) to restrain.

Meekatharra (WA)

Monday, 30 September 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: ROYAL MAIL HOTEL MAIDEN – 1200M

BOBBY BOO (R. Quartermaine) raced wide at the turn into the straight. MISS GANGSTER GIRL (N. Hopwood) mis-strode at the 250m

RACE 2: M&D BIT SHARPENING HANDICAP – 1600M

HEXAPAK was rehandicapped 1kg to 58kg for its win at Meekatharra on Saturday, 28 September. BACK BURNER (R. Quartermain) was slow into stride. HEALSVILLE (K. Hawkins) raced keenly in the early and middle stages.

RACE 3: GULF TRANSPORT CLASS TWO – 1200M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner TUNGSTEN HALO (K. Hawkins). MONSERAT MORN was rehandicapped 1.5kg to 57.5kg for its win at Meekatharra on Saturday, 28 September. MONSERAT MORN (P. Black) dipped at the start, then lay outwards at the 300m. MONSERAT MORN returned with a laceration to its tongue. THE STRIDING MAN (K. Gladwin) was found to have struck the near fore hoof.

RACE 4: MEEKATHARRA CARAVAN PARK CLASS D – 1400M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner MOTOR MICK (R. Quartermaine). RICE was rehandicapped 1.5kg to 58kg for its win at Meekatharra on Saturday, 28 September. MOTOR MICK raced keenly in the early stages. SPICY DEBUTANTE (P. Black) returned with a minor laceration to its nearside nostril.

RACE 5: ST. BARBARA MINES MEEKATHARRA CUP – 1850M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner KEY TO CASH (P. Black). PRIME SHINE was rehandicapped 1kg to 56kg for at Meekatharra on Saturday, 28 September. CENSKY (R. Quartermaine) was crowded between KEY TO CASH on its inside and ALLIED SPIRIT (A. Yugovich) on its outside. TYJAN (K. Hawkins) raced keenly in the middle stages.

RACE 6: COMMERCIAL HOTEL HANDICAP – 1400M

RICE was rehandicapped 1.5kg to 57.5kg for its win at Meekatharra on Saturday, 28 September. SANTANN (W. Pike) was slow into stride.

Belmont (WA)

Saturday, 05 October 2002 00:00

Weather: Overcast/Showery/Strong Winds
Track: Good
Rail: 3 Metres

RACE 1: THE BUDGET FASTBREAK – 1200M

ZOOMETRIC (S. Parnham) commenced extremely awkwardly, bumping with PRICELESS AURA (A. Sansom) on its outside and then veered inwards, colliding with THE RIGHT MONEY (J. Whiting). In this incident Apprentice S. Parnham was nearly dislodged. When questioned Trainer Mr G. Webster Snr. explained that this had been out of character for ZOOMETRIC. After consideration, Mr Webster Snr. was advised that should ZOOMETRIC behave in a similar manner in future, serious consideration would be given to taking action against the colt. Further, ZOOMETRIC will be required to complete a satisfactory barrier jumpout under the supervision of the Stewards. Approaching the 800m ZOOMETRIC had a tendency to race ungenerously, getting its head in the air. Leaving the 400m ZOOMETRIC and TURN TO DREAM (P. Knuckey) bumped. Jockey P. King reported that YEGOROVA raced greenly throughout. Over the final 100m ZOOMETRIC had a tendency to lay inwards. After it was discovered that BRISONIC (T. Ikensushi) was presented to race with non-regulation racing plates, Stewards ordered the removal of the shoes and BRISONIC raced bare.

RACE 2: THE PORTINARI – 1400M

As the start was effected KIM LISA (S. McGruddy) reared, losing significant ground. At the 1100m MADAM GUNDA (T. Ikenushi) steadied when racing tight between RUNAWAY REBEL (P. Knuckey) on its inside and COMMUNIQUE (T. Turner) on its outside. At the 300m OXIDATION and RUNAWAY REBEL made contact. Passing the 300m TIGNADINA (N. Rudland) was momentarily held up. Trainer Mr R. Hicks advised that FAST HANDOVER would now be sent for a spell.

RACE 3: THE BUDGET RENT A CAR TROPHY – 2400M

WHO’S HUSSAR (N. Hopwood) commenced awkwardly. Passing the 500m DAZZLING DANE (P. Knuckey) when losing ground, was buffeted between ADVENTURER (A. Sansom) on its outside which shifted in slightly, and THOMPSON’S BAY on its inside, which shifted out to obtain a run. Close to the winning post HONAMI (T. Turner) steadied from ADVENTURER. THOMPSON’S BAY cast its near fore plate during running and returned with a puncture wound to its near fore sole.

RACE 4: THE BUDGET DRIVES YOUR DOLLAR FURTHER – 1400M

BROADCASTING (J. Whiting) was slow into stride. Shortly after the start LAKESIDE RHYTHM (W. Arnold) veered outwards bumping LOMBO CHOICE (S. Parnham). Approaching the 1100m AIKO (P. Knuckey) lay inwards away from REQUISITION (P. Harvey). PRICE OF DESIRE which was following, steadied and lost ground. When questioned Jockey K. Hawkins advised that PRICE OF DESIRE had over-reacted when being steadied. At the 1000m SUAVE LADY (T. Turner) steadied when close to the heels of LAKESIDE RHYTHM. ZEBEDEE SPRINGS (S. McGruddy) raced keenly in the middle stages. MISS BELHUS (T. Ikenushi) raced wide throughout. Near the 800m DANCE SUPREME (P. King) restrained away from AIKO. At the 750m ZEBEDEE SPRINGS when angling outwards bumped with MISS BELHUS on several occasions. Over the concluding 250m SUAVE LADY had difficulty in obtaining a clear passage. PRICE OF DESIRE returned with a laceration to the off hind Achilles tendon and having cast its off hind plate.

RACE 5: THE BUDGET DRIVER PROTECTION – 1200M

ERIN PAK (P. Harvey) was slow to begin and shortly after was inconvenienced between DANGEROUS PLAY (W. Arnold) on its outside, which had commenced awkwardly, and SWIFT AMMO (D. Randall) on its inside. SHAMROCK SON (P. King) was slow to begin then lay inwards onto LITTLE MISS MADAM (Danny Miller). On jumping ZINGARLO (T. Ikenushi) veered inwards bumping TIP THE TILL (A. Sansom). At the 900m TAMOSHI (N. Hopwood) got its head in the air and raced ungenerously for a short distance. Approaching the 800m METHODICAL MAN (P. Carbery) brushed with NATESA (P. Knuckey) on its inside and then shifted out bumping TIP THE TILL. ERIN PAK and DANGEROUS PLAY raced wide from the 800m. In the middle stages TRUE AND CORRECT commenced to race fiercely and restrained away from ZINGARLO. On straightening SHAMROCK SON was disappointed for a run on the inside of NATESA, eventually getting clear approaching the 200m. At the 375m ZINGARLO when blocked behind ERIN PAK, restrained, shifted outwards, bumping heavily with DANGEROUS PLAY on its outside, with TRUE AND CORRECT being inconvenienced in this incident. Leaving the 300m TILT THE GLASS had difficulty in obtaining a clear run. Jockey P. Harvey when questioned regarding the disappointing performance of ERIN PAK, explained that he had been instructed to ride ERIN PAK forward, however, the gelding had not commenced cleanly and then shortly after had received tightening which placed him back in the field. Further, from the 800m he had been obliged to race wide which had a telling effect on ERIN PAK. Trainer Mr R. Smith confirmed the instructions stated by Jockey P. Harvey and believed that ERIN PAK performed best when ridden forward. He further explained that it was his intention to start ERIN PAK over 1000m at its next start. TRUE AND CORRECT bled from the off side nostril. Trainer Mr L. Langford was advised that TRUE AND CORRECT would now suffer the disabilities of ARR.53A.

Gear Changes: SWIFT AMMO tongue-tie off.

RACE 6: THE BUDGET MINI BUS RENTAL – 1600M

This race was run in heavy rain. FITZROY FLYER (K. Hawkins) commenced extremely awkwardly, veered outwards impeding LAKESIDE SONG (C. Dredge) which then bumped FORE STAY (P. King). KEY FLYER was slow to begin. When questioned regarding the disappointing performance of KEY FLYER, Jockey J. Noske explained that the gelding had been reluctant to stretch out in the early part of the race and after that, under the conditions, had difficulty in making ground through the field. Whilst returning to the mounting enclosure, LAKESIDE SONG baulked dislodging Apprentice C. Dredge who took an apparent harmless fall.

RACE 7: THE BUDGET TRUCK RENTAL – 1400M

SOUTHERN LOVER (P. Knuckey) reared at the start. DELA VENTOSA (A. Sansom) was slow to begin. C’MON BLUEY (P. Carbery) threw its head in the air shortly after the start and raced ungenerously near the 1200m. NOW’S GOOD (Jason Oliver) and FORCE ON COURSE (N. Chapman) over-raced in the early stages. SHE’S A ROSE (J. Noske) raced wide from the 600m. KALGOORLIE (D. Randall) was held up for a short distance approaching the 200m and then blocked over the concluding stages. MAMBO ITALIANO (J. Whiting) lay inwards over the final 200m.

RACE 8: THE WANDERING WILLIE – 1400M

SUSPICION (P. Harvey) was fractious in the barrier prior to the start and on jumping bumped heavily with DEVILISH DEALER (P. King) on its outside. SPECIAL JESTER (Jason Oliver) was slow to begin. Passing the 1200m SUSPICION had a tendency to over-race. Approaching the 700m ZAHEED (Danny Miller) restrained when close to the heels of VELSONTAS (T. Turner). On straightening HANDOVER (K. Forrester) was momentarily held up behind the tiring OLD NICK (L. Camilleri), shifted to the inside and shortly after was again momentarily inconvenienced behind MY ISLAND HOME (G. Smith). At the 150m AIR OF SUPREMACY (J. Shankar) lay outwards. Over the final 75m PINDARRI (S. Parnham) lay inwards away from SUSPICION which hung in.

Gear Changes: OLD NICK glue shoes off.

SUMMARY:

TRIALS:

Race 5 TRUE AND CORRECT (Trainer Mr L. Langford) bled nearside nostril.

JUMPOUTS:

Race 1 ZOOMETRIC (Trainer G. Webster Snr) commenced extremely awkwardly.

FINES:

Race 1 Trainer Mr A. Taylor $300 ARR.141A(b) for presenting BRISONIC in the mounting enclosure with non-regulation racing plates.

GENERAL

Routine Specimens were taken from all winners.

Laverton (WA)

Sunday, 29 September 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: DESERT SANDS-GOLDFIELDS CRANE HIRE HANDICAP - 1200M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner AT MY PEAK (B. Mathews). TRINOVA (C. Suresh) was slow into stride and raced wide through out. AT MY PEAK raced wide into the straight carrying PUGSLEY’S PRIDE (C. Farrell) wider on the track.

RACE 2: SONS OF GWALIA HANDICAP – 1200M

RESERVE BANK (C. Farrell) was slow into stride. Near the 900m EXCESSIVE FORCE (J. Oliver) steadied from the heels of GEIGER WONDER (C. Suresh) and then raced wide from the 600m. GEIGER WONDER bled from both nostrils during running. As the gelding had previously bled on the 28.04.01 trainer Mr P. Graham was advised that under ARR.53A that all present and future nominations for GEIGER WONDER would be refused.

RACE 3: MONADELPHOUS SPRINT - 1200M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner STOP STRESSING (C. Farrell). BLAZING CENTURY (A. Ng) was slow into stride and near the 900m steadied from the heels of STOP STRESSING.

RACE 4: DESERT INN HOTEL-PLACER GRANNY SMITH HANDICAP – 1400M

AT MY PEAK was re-handicapped to 55.5 kgs for winning Race 1. HOBO RITZ (J. Oliver) was slow into stride. Passing the 950m AT MY PEAK (C. Suresh) steadied from the heels of PUGSLEY’S PRIDE (C. Farrell). AT MY PEAK raced wide into the straight carrying PUGSLEY’S PRIDE wider on the track. A post-race Veterinary examination of the poorly performed TOPDRESSER (B. Mathews) revealed that the mare had got down on both bumpers. Trainer Mr P Fernie advised that he would have TOPDRESSER re shod prior to racing again.

RACE 5: ANGLO GOLD HANDICAP – 1300M

Nothing to report.

RACE 6: SHIRE OF LAVERTON CUP – 1800M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner MONDO MAN (B. Mathews). STOP STRESSING was re-handicapped to 55.0 kgs for winning Race 3. COUNT VIRGO (C. Suresh) (9/4) was withdrawn by Stewards at 4.28 pm acting on Veterinary advice when it was found to be sore in the off fore. All bets on COUNT VIRGO were ordered to be refunded. Deductions from winning bets were made in accordance with the conditions set out in Betting Rule 19. Trainer Mr P. Graham was advised that COUNT VIRGO would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness prior to racing again. BARIP BOY (J. Oliver) raced wide from the 600m.

LATE REPORT

Leonora Race Club Sunday, 22 September 2002 Leonora Cup 2100m

Trainer Mrs K. Craig reported that on return to the stables VOODOO BEAT was found to be sore in the off fore. Trainer Mrs K. Craig was advised that VOODOO BEAT would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness prior to racing again

SUMMARY

VETERINARY CERTIFICATES:

Race 6. COUNT VIRGO (Trainer P. Graham) – sore off fore

Race 6. Leonora 22.09.02 VOODOO BEAT (Trainer K. Craig) – sore off fore.

LIFE EMBARGO:

Race 2. GEIGER WONDER (Trainer P. Graham) – bled second time

Landor (WA)

Saturday, 05 October 2002 00:00

Weather: Overcast
Track: Good

RACE 1: MORAWA AGRICULTURE COLLEGE - MOUNT AUGUSTUS MAIDEN – 800M

Bila Shaka (E. Grant) was slow to begin.

RACE 2: WEST COAST POLY BEN WILSON HANDICAP – 800M

When questioned about the poor performance of KING OF NATIONS, Jockey M. Nash was of the opinion that the gelding had been disadvantaged by the weight carried compared to other runners.

RACE 3: CREAM TRANSPORT WOODLANDS HANDICAP - 1000M

NARINJA (C. Smith) stood flat-footed at the start, losing several lengths. The Club’s Starter was questioned before NARINJA was declared a definite starter. RICH BEAU (W. Dicks) was slow to begin, losing ground.

RACE 4: F.T. STEADMAN MAIDEN - 1000M

Prior to the race Jockey W. Dicks became ill and was unable to take the ride on NORTHERN STORY. He was replaced by Jockey J. Scott, leaving NORTHERN ROMANTIC without a rider. NORTHERN ROMANTIC (4/1) was withdrawn at 3.08 p.m. All bets on NORTHERN ROMANTIC were refunded. Deductions from winning bets were made in accordance with the conditions set out in Betting Rule 19. LADY AOWYN (E. Grant) was slow into stride. HOME FOR SMOKO (J. Hollamby) was restrained off the heels of COURTYARD (M. Nash) near the 900m when COURTYARD lay in. LADY AOWYN raced wide on straightening. COURTYARD lay in at the 75m.

Gear changes: LUDDITE tongue-tie off

RACE 5: SWAN MID LAGER LADIES BRACELET - 1200M

NORTHERN SYMBOL (J. Scott) bled from both nostrils during running. Trainer Mr D. Hammarquist that NORTHERN SYMBOL would now suffer the disabilities of ARR.53A.

RACE 6: TANKS WEST YARLAWEELOR HANDICAP – 1400M

Due to deteriorating weather conditions, both remaining races were brought forward from the advertised start time. Jockey W. Dicks was passed fit to ride DELIBERATE by the Club’s Medical Officer. BOGGO ROAD (S. Jones) lay inwards at the 40m, having to be restrained off the heels of GOODBYE GAMBLER (J. Scott.)

Gear changes: SKELETAL tongue-bit off

RACE 7: O & W MACHINERY BERRINGARRA HANDICAP - 1400M

KILCORMAC was rehandicapped 2kgs to 72kg for winning Race 3. Jockey W. Dicks became indisposed and was unable to fulfil his riding engagement on MISS FINE which was withdrawn at 4.28 p.m. All bets on MISS FINE were refunded. No further betting deductions were made. JONATHON SEAGULL (S. Jones) was slow to begin and raced wide in the middle stages.

Gear changes: RONALDO blinkers and tongue-tie off

LATE REPORT:

Race 1: Morawa Agriculture College – Mount Augustus Maiden – 800m

NORTHERN TWILIGHT when inspected by the Club’s Veterinary Surgeon on Sunday, 6 October 2002 was found to have filling and lameness in the offside front fetlock. Trainer Mr D. Hammarquist was advised that NORTHERN TWILIGHT would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness before racing again.

York (WA)

Sunday, 29 September 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: MAKIN & SONS MAIDEN – 1500M

GHOST TRAIN (J. Whiting) threw its head on jumping. RHYTHMO (A. Sansom) shifted out at the start, bumping KOMPARTI BAYLO (B. Mathieson). Approaching the 700m DROICHIDIN (D. Randall) was steadied off the heels of KOMPARTI BAYLO. GLEN WILLOW (N. Rudland) which was following, shifted out bumping FLINTOFF (J. Shankar). GLEN WILLOW was impeded between the 250m and the 125m when attempting to make ground in restricted room between DROICHIDIN and BLEVRON (Danny Miller). DANAUPAIR (N. Chapman) had a tendency to lay inwards in the straight. A veterinary inspection of the poorly performed WHISPER QUIET (T. Ikenushi) revealed the gelding to have returned with an elevated heart rate and to be slightly sore in the near fore. Trainer M. Seinor advised that it was his intention to send WHISPER QUIET for a letup. Trainer Mr Seinor was advised that WHISPER QUIET would have to trial to the satisfaction of the Stewards before racing again.

RACE 2: GEORGE SAUNDERS HANDICAP – 1900M

PENGOUS (P. Knuckey) was fractious in the barriers. PENGOUS and INDIGO KING (N. Chapman bumped near the 500m. INDIGO KING was held up from the 400m until near the 275m, and approaching the 300m when attempting to gain clear running, steadied inwards off the heels of LE GUERISSEUR BLEU (D. Randall) and bumped the tiring CATCH OF THE MATCH (Danny Miller). When questioned on his riding tactics in the middle stages, in particular his reasons for losing contact with the field, Apprentice T. Ikenushi (MY HATRAS) explained that the mare attempted to jump the 1400m crossing and from that point dropped the bit. He commenced to ride MY HATRAS along from the 1200m, however the mare had failed to respond until near the 600m when she commenced to make ground. Trainer Mr M. Storer was of the opinion that MY HATRAS had been unsuited by racing on the York track. Subsequent to the race LE GUERISSEUR BLEU showed slight signs of colic. Trainer Mr S. Roberts advised that he would advise the Stewards should the condition worsen.

RACE 3: YORK CO-OP MAIDEN – 1100M

CHAPEL HILL (D. Randall) threw its head on jumping. SUNLIGHT LADY (T. Jackman) and FACE THE CHALLENGE (P. Knuckey) bumped on jumping. SUPREMIC (Danny Miller) shifted in at the start bumping OUR ARCTIC ROSE (A. Sansom) which bumped heavily with PROFANE (N. Chapman). PROFANE buffeted with MR SIR JOLLY (J. Whiting) for a short distance, before being eased near the 950m. DANGER HAND (K. Forrester) over-raced from the 800m to the 600m. FACE THE CHALLENGE and SUNLIGHT LADY bumped passing the 700m. SUPREMIC took the turn near the 600m awkwardly.

RACE 4: BELHUS RACING STABLES HANDICAP – 1500M

WINORA (P. Knuckey) was slow to begin. MEDIC’S REFLECTION (N. Chapman) over-raced in the early and middle stages. Jockey A. Sansom reported that ZAA HALO had taken the turn near the 600m awkwardly, changing stride on several occasions, losing its racing position. Trainer Mr N. Parnham was of the opinion that ZAA HALO had been unsuited by racing at the York track. Approaching the 400m MEDICO (T. Jackman) was held tight to the inside of WINORA. WINORA and ZAA HALO bumped on several occasions passing the 325m. MEDICO lay inwards over the final 200m. Trainer Mr P. Western sought and was granted permission to fit a one-eyed blinker and lugging bit for MEDICO’s future racing.

RACE 5: SWAN DRAUGHT YORK-BEVERLEY CUP – 2000M

GALACTIC STAR (B. Mathieson) over-raced in the early and middle stages. BIT OF LUCK (K. Hawkins) and NIGHTWOOD (P. Knuckey) bumped heavily on several occasions near the 1200m. NOBLE SHEIKH (S. Parnham) which was following, was steadied. Passing the 1000m GALACTIC STAR and NIGHTWOOD buffeted for a short distance. MIRROR MOON (D. Randall) was held up from the 400m until approaching the 300m when steadied outwards off the heels of NIGHTWOOD. MY GRENADIER (W. Arnold) lay outwards on straightening, causing ICE WARRIOR (A. Sansom) and NIGHTWOOD to brush on several occasions. Jockey A. Sansom reported that ICE WARRIOR had a tendency to lay outwards throughout.

RACE 6: EADIE PHILLIPS HANDICAP – 1300M

DUKESVILLE (T. Ikenushi) and MONOGLEAM (N. Rudland) were slow into stride. TRICK A TREAT (Danny Miller) raced keenly in the early stages.

RACE 7: SNAP PRINTING HANDICAP – 1900M

Approaching the 1800m TRIBU FLYER (K. Hawkins) shifted inwards crowding AYGUIDO (W. Arnold) onto CUNDERDIN KID (Danny Miller) which steadied. AYGUIDO then commenced to race ungenerously for some distance. Near the 1750m DEPOLIAN QUEEN (A. Sansom) shifted inwards crowding RARENUI (B. Sheehy) onto PROTOPLASM (N. Chapman) which eased. MILLINGTON MAN (T. Jackman) raced wide in the middle stages.

GENERAL

Routine Specimens were taken from all winners.

RIDING CHANGES

Jockey S. McGruddy was unable to fulfil his engagements and was replaced as follows:Z
Race 2 - PENGOUS - P. Knuckey
Race 3 - OUR ARCTIC ROSE - A. Sansom
Race 4 - WINORA - P. Knuckey
Race 6 - TRICK A TREAT - Danny Miller
Race 7 - AYGUIDO - W. Arnold

Leinster (WA)

Saturday, 05 October 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: REMET ENGINEERING & WESTERN MEATPACKERS HANDICAP - 1400M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner RESERVE BANK (C. Suresh). CLUB THUMPER (R. Burnett) raced wide throughout. ROBELLINO (B. Mathews) lay out throughout and raced wide from the 600m. A post-race Veterinary examination of ROBELLINO revealed the gelding to be sore in the off fore. Trainer Mr N. Biggs was advised that ROBELLINO would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness prior to racing again. When questioned regarding the poor performance of SANDS OF DEE Apprentice C. Farrell stated that the mare felt sore near the 500m, he therefore elected to ease the mare from the race over the concluding stages. A post-race veterinary examination of SANDS OF DEE revealed nothing amiss. Following the poor performance of BARTON PLACE part owner/trainer Mr M. Williams Snr. advised that BARTON PLACE would be retired from racing.

RACE 2: FREMANTLE TOYOTA HANDICAP – 1300M

GRANNY VENN (C. Suresh) was fractious in the barriers and was slow into stride. PUGSLEY’S PRIDE (C. Farrell) raced wide throughout. Near the 400m RHYTHM DIVINE (A Yugovich) steadied from the heels of FLYING PAGO (R. Hanson), which commenced to lay out. A post race Veterinary examination of GRANNY VENN revealed the mare to be sore in the hindquarters. Trainer Mr M. Williams Snr. was advised that GRANNY VENN would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness prior to racing again.

RACE 3: M.T. & M. SPRINT - 1300M

PROFUSION (A. Ng) and WHAT ABOUT PARIS (R. Hanson) bumped at the start. GOLDEN MONARCH (C. Suresh) raced wide in the early and middle stages. BLAZING CENTURY (R. Burnett) raced wide from the 600m.

RACE 4: AUSDRILL EXPLORATION & R & V BUILDING HANDICAP – 1000M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner BERRY VAIN (C. Suresh). EXCESSIVE FORCE (B. Mathews) lay inwards throughout, brushing on several occasions with BERRY VAIN.

RACE 5: KALGOORLIE – BOULDER RACING CLUB HANDICAP – 1600M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner PUGSLEY’S PRIDE (C. Farrell). HOBO RITZ (A. Yugovich) jumped awkwardly, losing ground. Passing the 600m HOBO RITZ steadied from the heels of JAMAICA RUN (R. Hanson).

RACE 6: W.M.C. RESOURCES LEINSTER CUP – 2200M

STOP STRESSING (C. Farrell) was re-handicapped 1kg to 56.5kg for winning Race 3. Routine Specimens were taken from the winner BARIP BOY (A. Yugovich). MONDO MAN (B. Mathews) pulled hard in the early and middle stages. SANDS OF DEE (R. Hanson) raced wide in the middle stages and raced with her tongue over the bit. Trainer Mr K. Boase advised that he would make a gear change prior to racing the mare again. BARIP BOY raced wide from the 700m. A post-race Veterinary examination of the poorly performed MONDO MAN revealed the gelding had sprung its near fore plate. Trainer Mr P. Fernie advised that he would be recommending to the owners that MONDO MAN be retired. Mr Fernie was advised that MONDO MAN would be required to trial to the satisfaction of Stewards before to racing again.

SUMMARY

VETERINARY CERTIFICATES:

Race 1. ROBELLINO (Trainer N. Biggs) – sore off fore.

Race 2. GRANNY VENN (Trainer M. Williams Snr.) – sore hindquarters.

TRIAL:

Race 6. MONDO MAN (Trainer P. Fernie) – poor performance.

Junction (WA)

Saturday, 28 September 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Good

RACE 1: GERALDTON FUEL COMPANY HANDICAP – 1200M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner RICH FIM (A. Armes). On jumping KILCORMAC (S. Godden) struck the inside of its barrier. RICH FIM pulled hard in the early and middle stages. SIDE TIPPER (J. Lemon) and RICH FIM brushed on several occasions over the final 100m.

RACE 2: REGGIE MITCHELL MEMORIAL HANDICAP – 1400M

CARRY A GUN (G. Lemos) jumped awkwardly, losing ground. Passing the 300m HOT TEXAS (R. McKay) commenced to lay outwards and near the 200m shifted outwards carrying ALWAYS READY (A. Armes) wide on the track. When questioned regarding the ride on HOT TEXAS, Jockey R. McKay stated that after travelling well in front, the gelding commenced to shift groung near the 300m despite his attempts to keep his mount straight. Jockey McKay further stated that HOT TEXAS had made the turn into the straight awkwardly, resulting in the gelding shifting further ground at that stage of the race.

RACE 3: CGU HANDICAP – 1700M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner A DUDE (G. Lemos). The whip of Jockey D. Grenfell (MONDE PRINCE) broke near the 200m.

RACE 4: ELDERS LTD JUNCTION CUP – 1800m

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner SECRET CAPER (D. Grenfell). DOBS (D. Dicks) raced wide over the final 600m.

RACE 5: CREAM TRANSPORT HANDICAP – 1200M

On pulling up Jockey G. Lemos was dislodged from DAUBERBELL when the mare shied away from the winrow. Jockey Lemos was examined by the Club’s Medical Officer and declared fit to fulfil his remaining ride. PRINCE OF LIARS (S. Godden) returned having cast its near hind plate. PRINCE OF LIARS was also found to be lame in the near fore. Trainer Mr D. Couper advised that PRINCE OF LIARS would now be sent for a spell.

RACE 6: JUNCTION HOTEL HANDICAP – 1700M

Routine Specimens were taken from the winner PARNELL (S. Godden). The barrier gates of SOARING DREAM (D. Grenfell) were slow to open. SOARING DREAM raced keenly in the early stages and had to be steadied from the heels of ELLAND ISLE (J. Lemon) passing the winning post the first time. When questioned regarding the apparent improved performance of PARNELL, Trainer Mr A. Bamford advised that he felt the drop in class and the apprentice’s claim had contributed to PARNELL’s improved performance today. Mr Bamford further stated that he believed PARNELL was well-suited to the track conditions as the gelding had won its only previous start at the track over the same distance. When questioned regarding the disappointing run of BEAUTELLO, Jockey D. Dicks was of the opinion that the gelding had not been suited by the track surface today.

Northam (WA)

Wednesday, 02 October 2002 00:00

RACE 1: AVON VALLEY VINTAGE VEHICLE MAIDEN – 1000M

HAULPAK STAR (P. King) slipped at the start. ESCALA (T. Ikenushi) bounded on jumping. UNDER WAY (J. Hustwitt) was slow into stride. STARFIELD (Jason Brown) lay inwards approaching the 800m. Passing the 700m INDIANA MISS (Danny Miller) was steadied off the heels of LADY ASHFORD (P. Carbery). INDIANA MISS lay outwards in the straight. Jockey P. Carbery reported that LADY ASHFORD raced greenly throughout. STARFIELD returned with a minor laceration to the off hind coronet. Subsequent to the race, Trainer Miss P. Wagg advised that CAMAROSA (P. Knuckey) had returned shin sore and that the filly would now be spelled.

RACE 2: MRS C.J. SANDS MAIDEN – 1600M

Prior to this race, Trainer Mr A. Broder was questioned regarding his reasons for starting REVNAY, when after the gelding’s previous run at York on 22^nd Spetember over 1900m, he had advised Stewards that he would start REVNAY over longer distances in future. Mr Broder explained that after sustaining minor lacerations to both hinds in its last race, REVNAY’s preparation had been disrupted slightly and, in his opinion, the gelding would have benefited from racing over a shorter distance today. It was still his intention to increase the distance of REVNAY’s future races. Mr Broder was advised that in future, he was expected to advise Stewards of any alteration to information he had provided. RAG DOLL SANDY (S. Parnham) and UNIVERSAL WARRIOR (A. Sansom) bumped at the start. REVNAY (D. Randall) and GOLDEN NUGGET (S. McGruddy) bumped heavily on jumping. RAG DOLL SANDY raced wide throughout. ALFADON (W. Arnold), HIGGINS GOLD (T. Jackman) and PARTING SMILE (P. Knuckey), all pulled hard in the early and middle stages. RAG DOLL SANDY and SAILING FREE (K. Hawkins) bumped passing the 425m. Approaching the 350m RAG DOLL SANDY which had been unbalanced after being bumped by SAILING FREE, shifted inwards and bumped UNIVERSAL WARRIOR. Passing the 325m UNIVERSAL WARRIOR when racing in restricted room, was restrained as PARTING SMILE was carried out by CRIMSON PAK (T. Turner) which was shifting ground. On inquiry Jockey T. Turner was found guilty to a charge of careless riding under ARR.137(a) for causing this interference and was suspended from riding in races for 21 days from midnight, 7 October 2002 to midnight, 28 October 2002. Near the 275m FORNEW (L. Camilleri) shifted inwards causing MATTAWARRA (Danny Miller) to be eased. Apprentice L. Camilleri was advised to exercise greater care when shifting ground in similar circumstances. Passing the 100m GOLDEN NUGGET and PARANUI (G. Smith) brushed. The Club’s veterinary surgeon reported that MATTAWARRA (Danny Miller) returned mildly lame in the off fore.

RACE 3: ROBBIE O’DRISCOLL MEMORIAL MAIDEN – 1300M

I’M TOO DEADLY (K. Forrester) and CHIMING SPICE (Stephen Miller) bumped shortly after the start. Passing the 1000m GEM’S TURNAROUND (W. Arnold) and BOBBY’S SOX (N. Hopwood) bumped heavily. Jockey N. Hopwood lost her offside iron in this incident, before regaining it approaching the 800m. MACHINE AGAIN (P. Harvey) lay inwards in the straight, with the rider using the whip in the left hand. INITIAL VELOCITY (A. Sansom) and PRINCE GEORGIOS (P. Carbery) raced greenly in the straight. CHIMING SPICE had difficulty in obtaining clear running between the 300m and the 125m.

RACE 4: HOTHAM VALLEY TOURIST RAILWAY HANDICAP – 1600M

RAPHO (P. Knuckey) shifted inwards at the start bumping STAR ALLUSION (N. Chapman) which bumped heavily with DESERT SUCCESS (A. Sansom). Jockey P. Carbery reported that HEIR AFFAIR hung outwards from the 800m. A veterinary inspection of HEIR AFFAIR revealed the gelding to have returned with a slightly elevated heart rate. Trainer Mr P. Oliver reported that the gelding would now be spelled. A veterinary inspection of the unplaced DANCE THE BLUES (K. Forrester) revealed the mare to be mildly lame in the near fore. Trainer Mr M. Clarke advised that DANCE THE BLUES would now be spelled.

RACE 5: KEN MCIVER MEMORIAL HANDICAP – 1000M

MOOKTA RIDGE (K. Forrester) was fractious in the barriers prior to the start. Approaching the 450m SISTER CYNTHIA (N. Rudland) steadied off the heels of the tiring MAGIC COCKTAIL (L. Camilleri). MR. MUFFET (A. Sansom) was held up from the 400m to the 300m. CHARGE AND HIRE (J. Shankar) lay inwards over the final 100m.

RACE 6: CLEARVIEW LODGE STUD SYNDICATE HANDICAP – 1400M

SIMOKON (N. Hopwood) was withdrawn on veterinary advice at 2.21 p.m. after sustaining an injury to the near hind en route to the course. Trainer Mr W. Smith was advised that SIMOKON would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness before racing again. FRISCO (C. Itzstein) commenced awkwardly striking the inside gate. BONNA BONITA (A. Sansom) threw its head on jumping. Approaching the 800m ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN (W. Arnold) when racing fiercely, restrained outwards off the heels of ISLAND VIEW (P. Carbery) carrying JESTERBEE (D. Randall) wide. When questioned on the unplaced performance of MEGA ROLE, Jockey T. Jackman reported that after being bumped on several occasions near the 550m by FRISCO, MEGA ROLE had become unbalanced and failed to run on. He was of the opinion that MEGA ROLE may be suited to racing over increased distances. ISLAND VIEW returned slightly lame in the off hind. Trainer Mr P. Jones advised the mare would now be spelled.

RACE 7: SCOTT HOLLANDS PHOTOGRAPHICS HANDICAP – 1250M

RANCHER VANN (K. Hawkins) shifted out at the start bumping RURAL THUNDER (P. Harvey). ALL DILLON (Danny Miller) stumbled on jumping. Passing the 400m NO DISCUSSION (N. Chapman) shifted out to obtain clear running, bumping SCRAP METAL (S. Parnham). Jockey N. Chapman was reprimanded and advised to exercise greater care when shifting ground. Approaching the 275m MAJESTIC BELLE (D. Randall) rolled out bumping ALL DILLON (Danny Miller). SMILE PLEASE (M. Giadresco) lay outwards from the 300m. A veterinary inspection of the poorly performed SMILE PLEASE revealed the gelding to have returned slightly lame in the off fore. Trainer Mr P. Giadresco was advised that SMILE PLEASE would not be permitted to start in a race for a period of three weeks.

RACE 8: AVON CARAVAN CONVENTION HANDICAP – 1250M

CASUAL SMILE (J. Oliver) and BRAIN STORM (D. Miller) were slow to begin. ANSWER ME BLUE (A. Sansom) raced fiercely in the early and middle stages. SOUTHERLY BLEST (S. Parnham) raced wide throughout. NIGHT RIDER (N. Chapman) and TOSSED (P. Carbery) were held up from the 450m until the 200m. ANSWER ME BLUE was held up from the 450m to the 100m. POLKINGHORNE (P. Knuckey) and BELLE’S WISH (Jason Brown) bumped at the 200m. BUSINESS DAME (S. McGruddy) bled from both nostrils during running. Trainer Mr R. Matthews was advised BUSINESS DAME would now suffer the disabilities of ARR.53A.

RIDING CHANGES

Race 5 Apprentice T. Ikenushi replaced by Apprentice D. Randall on MONSOON MASTER.

Race 8 Apprentice T. Ikenushi replaced by Apprentice S. Parnham on SOUTHERLY BLEST.

NORTHAM: 2.10.2002 57/3

GENERAL

Routine Specimens were taken from all winners.

LATE REPORT

On Monday, 30 September 2002 at Geraldton, Trainer Mr M. McKenzie was fined the sum of $200 under LR.63A for employing an unregistered trackwork rider.

FINES

Race 1 Trainer Mr K. Humann $150 ARR.8(e) for negligence for breaching Regulation 60(c) for failing to stitch the bandages on VOLTAGE REIGN.

Race 5 Apprentice T. Ikenushi $100 ARR.8(e) for negligence in being unable to claim his full allowance.

Belmont (WA)

Saturday, 28 September 2002 00:00

Weather: Fine
Track: Fast
Rail: Inside

RACE 1: THE MACHINE GUN TOM – 2200M

On jumping OHIO (P. Carbery) veered outwards inconveniencing STORM POWER (K. Forrester) which bumped heavily with BLEVVO (T. Ikenushi) on its outside. Approaching the winning post the first time BLEVVO raced fiercely getting its head in the air. Approaching the 400m BLEVVO, when angling for a run outwards, bumped with OHIO. Approaching the 200m BLEVVO, when attempting a run, was momentarily held up between OUR ISOSCELES (Danny Miller) on its outside and SO CANNY (P. King) on its inside. Shortly after BLEVVO brushed with the tiring SO CANNY. Leaving the 200m OHIO had a tendency to lay inwards. STORM POWER returned having cast its near fore plate during running.

RACE 2: THE DON PASQUALE – 1600M

On jumping GENERAL GRANT (S. McGruddy) and SOUND OF SARAB (P. Carbery) bumped heavily. Shortly after the start INDEXATION (Stephen Miller) and TOTALLY MAROONED (L. Camilleri) came together. Racing to the 1400m EMPENNAGE (A. Sansom) was held tight when racing on the inside of GENERAL GRANT. Passing the 1200m INDEXATION, which was racing keenly, steadied away from LOCH WOOD (W. Arnold), shifted outwards and bumped MAROONED PRINCE. MILLER’S FANCY (S. Parnham) raced wide throughout and in the straight hung inwards. At the 250m TOTALLY MAROONED lay inwards and eased from the heels of SOUND OF SARAB and shortly after brushed with EMPENNAGE. Over the final 200m EMPENNAGE was cramped for racing room. Approximately 50m from the finish EMPENNAGE was flicked across the nose by the whip of Jockey S. McGruddy (GENERAL GRANT). Trainer Mr R. Matthews advised that he would now give consideration to removing the blinkers from GENERAL GRANT. Due to the disappointing performance of MAROONED PRINCE, Trainer Mr G. Durrant advised that the gelding would now be sent for a let up. A post race veterinary examination revealed EMPENNAGE to have bled from the left nostril during running. Trainer’s representative, Mrs K. Kersley Dyson, was advised that EMPENNAGE would have to trial to the satisfaction of the Stewards before racing again.

RACE 3: THE PETITE AMOUR – 1600M

IMAGINE IF (A. Sansom) was slow to begin. Passing the 1200m, when being steadied, MARSCARA (P. Harvey) got its head in the air on several occasions. Jockey P. Knuckey (LADY AVONLEA) reported that approaching the turn into the straight LADY AVONLEA had changed stride on several occasions.

RACE 4: THE VICTORY TRUMP – 1000M

After being placed in its barrier HOT SHOT BROTHER (P. King) became fractious and reared. After settling, HOT SHOT BROTHER commenced awkwardly and then lay inwards. HOT SHOT BROTHER continued to hang inwards and when held tight by STONE MAN (M. Frethey) near the 800m, shifted inwards impeding AMIO (Stephen Miller) which restrained. AMIO commenced awkwardly. Leaving the 500m HOT SHOT BROTHER and AMIO raced tightly. At the 300m HOT SHOT BROTHER lay inwards and restrained off the heels of STONEMAN. At the 175m HANSHANDI (G. Smith) was held up and shifted inwards brushing STORMY’S SON (J. Whiting). The saddle on STORMY’S SON slipped sideways at the top of the straight and continued to shift over the concluding stages placing Jockey J. Whiting at some difficulty. When questioned, Jockey Stephen Miller explained that AMIO had become unsettled when HOT SHOT BROTHER had reared in the barrier and had not commenced cleanly. It had been his intention to race forward if able to do so. A post race Veterinary examination of HOT SHOT BROTHER revealed the gelding to have suffered a mild abrasion to the near knee.

RACE 5: BIRTHDAY STAKES – 1200M

EBONY MAGIC (D. Staeck) commenced awkwardly then dipped. Leaving the 1100m KENSYL BAY (P. Knuckey) lay inwards bumping SENATE LEASE (P. King) which then restrained form the heels of EUTECTIC (S. McGruddy). Approaching the 900m EUTECTIC commenced to race keenly, restrained away from METALLURGY (A. Sansom), shifted outwards bumping and inconveniencing KENSYL BAY. EUTECTIC made the turn into the straight wide. Approaching the 600m SENATE LEASE commenced to race keenly and was held up behind LADY BELVEDERE (L. Camilleri). At the 250m LADY BELVEDERE steadied when EBONY MAGIC rolled inwards. Approaching the 200m KENSYL BAY was momentarily blocked for a clear run.

RACE 6: THE YILGANGIE GOLD – 1200M

FORT LAVINIA (S. McGruddy) commenced awkwardly, then threw its head losing ground. IS IT SILVER (N. Rudland) commenced awkwardly. DANCING TYCOON (Jason Brown) raced fiercely in the early and middle stages. At the 900m SUPER THRUST (K. Forrester) and ZINGARLO (D. Staeck) bumped on several occasions. Leaving the 900m GRAND TURISMO (P. Knuckey), which was racing keenly, restrained away from FIREDANCER (T. Ikenushi). At the 400m ONZAIN (C. Farrell) restrained and was held up when GRAND TURISMO rolled outwards. In the early part of the straight, MAJOR DEAL (J. Hustwitt) had difficulty in obtaining a clear passage. On straightening FORT LAVINIA lay inwards bumping with SUPER THRUST and for the remainder of the straight had an inclination to lay inwards. On straightening IT’S A LEGEND (P. Carbery) was momentarily held up. At the 175m SUPER THRUST was impeded when ZINGARLO lay outwards slightly.

RACE 7: THE TURF BELLE - 1200M

BEAUTIFUL BON BON (T. Ikenushi) veered outwards on jumping inconveniencing KIM LISA (P. King). MISTRESS OF FIRE (K. Forrester) commenced awkwardly. OUR DOREEN (S. Parnham) raced wide throughout. Passing the 200m, when struck with the whip, BEAUTIFUL BON BON veered outwards. Apprentice T. Ikenushi stopped using the whip and straightened his mount. A post race Veterinary examination of BLUETELLO revealed the mare to have suffered a cardiac arrhythmia. Trainer Ms C. Stelmach was advised that BLUETELLO would require a Veterinary Certificate of Soundness and would have to trial to the satisfaction of the Stewards before racing again.

Gear Change: MISTRESS OF FIRE – Tongue Bit Off – Tongue Tie On

RACE 8: THE GOOD MORGAN – 1400M

NATIVE REGENT (T. Ikenushi) was slow into stride. DYNAMIC ELITE (S. Parnham) commenced awkwardly losing ground. CLASSIC ALLUSION (K. Forrester) and KYROS LAD (D. Randall) bumped at the start and again shortly after. Shortly after the start CHRISTOPHER MAC (G. Smith) was buffeted between AUSSIE STRIKE (J. Oliver) on its inside and SHOTGUN KID (P. Carbery) on its outside. In the early and middle stages KYROS LAD over raced. Approaching the 900m NATIVE REGENT steadied when close to the heels of LAKESIDE SONG (W. Arnold). THUNDELERA (A. Sansom) raced wide throughout. At the 300m SHOTGUN KID steadied when CLASSIC ALLUSION lay inwards. Over the final 200m AUSSIE STRIKE shifted outwards under pressure and near the 100m inconvenienced SILENT GUNS (P. King) and CLASSIC ALLUSION. Jockey J. Oliver was severely reprimanded and advised he is to make a greater effort to keep his mounts straight.

RIDING CHANGES

Race 6. Jockey D. Staeck (double engaged) was replaced by Jockey N. Chapman on C’MON BLUEY.

GENERAL

Routine Specimens were taken from all winners, and

Race 2. MAROONED PRINCE.

LATE REPORT

Belmont Park, Wednesday 25 September, 2002 – Race 4. The Candle Classic (1300m)

The adjourned Inquiry into the riding of UNCLE BRIAN in the above race was concluded. Trainer Mr R. McPherson stated that although he expected UNCLE BRIAN to lead, the gelding was having its first start over 1300m and for this reason he advised Jockey N. Chapman to allow the gelding to relax in the early stages and settle it off the pace if possible. Mr McPherson agreed with Jockey Chapman’s comments that UNCLE BRIAN commenced to race very fiercely after being crossed by MISS BELHUS passing the 1000m. He stated that UNCLE BRIAN was a difficult horse to ride and was satisfied that Jockey Chapman had carried out his instructions. Mr McPherson advised that he would trial UNCLE BRIAN in blinkers to assess whether the gelding’s racing manner would improve sufficiently to race the gelding at its next start with the addition of that gear. No action was taken against Jockey Chapman, however he was informed that in the opinion of the Stewards he had not used his initiative to retain the lead in the early stages.

SUMMARY

TRIALS:
Race 2. EMPENNAGE (Trainer F. Kersley) – bled from left nostril.
Race 7. BLUETELLO (Trainer C. Stelmach) – cardiac arrhythmia.

SEVERE REPRIMAND:

Jockey J. Oliver (AUSSIE STRIKE) advised to make a greater effort to keep his mounts straight.

VETERINARY CERTIFICATE:

Race 7. BLUETELLO (Trainer C. Stelmach) – cardiac arrhythmia.