View the nominations for the 2016 Bon Hoysted Apprentices Race. The Bon Hoysted Apprentices Race will be run on Thursday 18th February at Pakenham racecourse.
| Horse | Sex | Age | Trainer | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ARCTIC SONG | G | 5 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
| 2 | BIG BUDDIE | G | 7 | Andrew Sawden | ||
| 3 | CAVALLO NERO | G | 7 | Nick Harnett | ||
| 4 | CLAUDIA JEAN | F | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
| 5 | CLEVADUDE | G | 5 | Darren Weir | ||
| 6 | CORCOVADO | M | 5 | Danielle Smith | ||
| 7 | COUNT THE INTEREST | G | 6 | Gary Mallinson | ||
| 8 | CRESTA CONDOR | M | 6 | Pat Carey | ||
| 9 | FOREIGN AFFAIR | M | 4 | Henry Dwyer | ||
| 10 | GANGNAM STYLE | G | 5 | Nikki Burke | ||
| 11 | HOT MAMA | M | 5 | Robbie Griffiths | ||
| 12 | KENTUCKY FLYER | C | 3 | Robbie Laing | ||
| 13 | KING OF MANNERS | G | 5 | Shaun Dwyer | ||
| 14 | MOSSARA LAD | G | 4 | Nigel Blackiston | ||
| 15 | MR WONDERFUL | G | 4 | Peter Gelagotis | ||
| 16 | NORTHERN MODEL | F | 3 | Peter Morgan & Craig Widdison | ||
| 17 | PURRPUSSFUL | F | 3 | Pat Carey | ||
| 18 | SAGABELLA | M | 5 | Todd Balfour | ||
| 19 | SANTA ANA LANE | G | 3 | Lee & Anthony Freedman | ||
| 20 | SARI | M | 6 | Simon Morrish | ||
| 21 | STAR IMPULSE | M | 6 | Shane Stockdale | ||
| 22 | STAR STEALER | G | 4 | Darren Weir | ||
| 23 | THE SPITFIRE | G | 4 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
| 24 | TIGER’S CUB | G | 6 | Greg Eurell | ||
| 25 | TRUENO | G | 5 | Ryan Balfour | ||
| 26 | WALK THIS WAY | G | 5 | Matt Laurie |
News:
Mike Moroney will keep two of the stable’s most promising three-year-olds in Melbourne instead of taking them on the road to Sydney.
Tulsa and Tivaci are nominated for the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington and the Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill, both over 1400m.
“I would think they will both run down here,” Moroney said.
“I entered them for Sydney just in case they struggled to make the field here.”
Sixteen three-year-olds have been nominated for the C S Hayes Stakes, the maximum field number from the 1400m start at Flemington.
Tivaci, the winner of two of his six starts and placed at Listed level at Flemington, resumed with a strong win at Pakenham on February 4.
Tulsa’s only win came on the Pakenham synthetic surface last August.
He went on to run second in the Guineas Prelude before finishing eighth in the Caulfield Guineas later in the spring.
Moroney said Tulsa had a hard run when a first-up eighth behind Puritan in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield on February 6.
“He faced the breeze and had a pretty tough run,” Moroney said.
“You’d have to forgive him that after watching what happened to him.”
Ben Melham, who rode the gelding at Caulfield, will ride him again on Saturday with Craig Williams to partner Tivaci.
Moroney has no firm plans for the pair but expects them to head to Sydney at the end of the Melbourne autumn carnival.
Both have been nominated for the Australian Guineas at Flemington on March 5 as well as The Doncaster, the Australian Derby and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick during The Championships.
“I just want to see what they do on Saturday first before we make any set plans,” Moroney said.
