When is caulfield cup 2017

She had a really sticky barrier draw and we wanted to offset that and have her in a really forward position. She was able to do that. She was amazing but she had to use petrol to get there.

It was a gallant effort in the circumstances. Unfortunately, I got a little bit of interference at the metres which cost him places. I still thought we were off the bridle and only average coming home.

She moved fine but she never got into the race today. To join the conversation, please log in. Don't have an account? Join the conversation, you are commenting as Logout. Looks every bit as impressive as his Game Of Thrones namesake. FOR: Uuuuummmmm …. The name, perhaps? FOR: A bit of a dark horse, this, with a noble second to the great Winx in the Turnbull, a traditionally good Caulfield Cup lead-up race, last time out.

From a great stable or is it a law firm? And won some good staying races in Europe before emigrating last year. Decent each-way hope. Probably more a Melbourne Cup hopeful. Place at best. Can run out the trip and ground away for a solid fifth in the Caulfield Stakes last week, suggesting he could sneak under a few radars. Might also prefer a wet track, which is unlikely. Each way maybe. Not for our soft-earned cash. FOR: ATC Oaks winner over this trip last autumn, and looked set for huge things after winning her first two races in Melbourne this spring.

Comes from the most successful age and sex, with 4yo mares having won seven Caulfield Cups since Has the ridiculously in-form Kerrin McEvoy aboard. Training in partnership with his son Ben and nephew Tom Dabernig, Hayes celebrated his third Caulfield Cup success with Boom Time joining his previous winners Fraar and Tawqeet Adding to the fairy tale Caulfield Cup result, winning hoop Cory Parish was able to reward Hayes who kept the faith in the former Kiwi giving the youngster his maiden Caulfield Cup ride.

Parish rode Boom Time for the Herbert Power fourth and was blown away to be able to get the Group 1 success seven days later. Boom Time was drawn and weighted to win the Caulfield Cup from barrier three, the first winner to do so from that gate since the mare Southern Speed , carrying just 52kg. On the straight, Single Gaze took the lead with m to go, Humidor chasing and Boom Time coming between horses with late run.