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My Lady's Chamber Primed For Group 1 Success...

My Lady's Chamber and Tim Clark clear with the chasers captured on screen, picture Sportpix, sportpix.com.au

Lancaster Park Looking At Brisbane Cup...

The Brisbane Cup is a goal for Lancaster Park but whether it is this year or next, trainer Rod Craig is happy to let the mare decide her own future.
The four-year-old will run in the Wood Farm Hcp (2200m) at Warwick Farm on Tuesday in preparation for the step up to stakes class on Saturday week at Rosehill.

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Regal Cheer's fitting Coolmore Classic
 

The 34th running of the $600,000, Group I, Coolmore Classic (1500m) was fittingly won by a filly, Regal Cheer, sired by a sire son of the great, late Coolmore sire Danehill.

The Arena filly won the race after a good ride by Michael Rodd, a welcome addition to the Sydney riding when he rides outside his Brisbane base, and in doing so she beat off determined challenges from a class field of fillies and mares.

The New Zealand mare Breezy (NZ) and Jay Ford took up the running and made sure that the pace was going to be genuine. Regal Cheer and Rodd were always in close attendance, and in a much better position than both Mnemosyne and Darren Beadman who took up the running third last after leaving from the wide barrier of 15, and Aqua D’Amore and Danny Nikolic who were last after a slow beginning.

Once into the main straight Ford was still in command on Breezy and the Pins mare was looking good until the 200m when Rodd sprinted Regal Cheer. They immediately went clear.

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All  Arena's progeny are eligible for

Arena gets his first G1 winner in fine style...

 
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Regal Cheer