Phelan Ready Stakes Field – 2015

The Final Field has been released for the 2015 Phelan Ready Stakes which is to be run at Doomben on Saturday 12th, December 2015 at 1:40PM. View the Phelan Ready Stakes Field.

Race 4 – 1:40PM H G RETAIL PHELAN READY STAKES (1050 METRES)
Of $100,000.1st $64,000, 2nd $20,000, 3rd $10,000, 4th $4,000, 5th $2,000 LISTED
Set Weights, Two-Years-Old, Colts and Geldings, Apprentices cannot claim.
QTIS Bonuses: First $24500, Second $7000, Third $3500, to qualified horses.

Field Limit: 14 + 5 EM

No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 PUNISHING Liam Birchley Damian Browne 13 56.5kg
2 BURN NOTICE Mark F Webb Adam Best 3 56.5kg
3 SUNDANCE Toby Edmonds Jeff Lloyd 1 56.5kg
4 SIDEREUS ATTACKS Mark F Webb Brad Pengelly 6 56.5kg
5 PAR ONERI Natalie Mccall Tye Angland 5 56.5kg
6 KUBIS Robert Heathcote Michael Cahill 4 56.5kg
7 SUGAR RAY RED Gillian Heinrich 8 56.5kg
8 BEYOND BRAVE Danny J Bougoure Brad Stewart 10 56.5kg
9 SIDERE Tracy Timbery Luke Rolls 7 56.5kg
10 STAR OF POMPEII Gillian Heinrich 11 56.5kg
11 CONGELATOR Paula Cartledge Emma Ljung (a) 2 56.5kg
12 GENERAL COS Caroline Allardyce 12 56.5kg
13 JANDAMA Ben Mason Robbie Fradd 9 56.5kg

News:

Matt Laurie has mixed feelings about Constant Justice chasing a hat-trick of wins at Sandown.

Another win would be a career boost for the trainer, but it could also see Constant Justice headed to Asia.

Constant Justice has won his past two starts on the provincial circuit and ventures to the metropolitan area for the first time in the Thanks For The Memories Pumper Handicap.

“If he happened to win his rating would probably be good enough to go to Hong Kong. If he didn’t he’s probably a really good Singapore-type of horse,” Laurie said.

“I’d love to keep him, but I’m a realist, and I don’t know if that’s going to happen.

“I just want to keep the boss happy so he keeps sending me more horses.”

Laurie said he had around 15 horses for Robert Ng, who’s Lucky Racing syndicate races horses in Hong Kong and Singapore.

He said a chance meeting with Ng’s racing manager saw him entrusted with a number of the owner’s Australian racing stock.

Laurie said Constant Justice was in his first preparation and while he’s the winner of two of his five starts, the record could be better.

The son of Magnus ran second at Bendigo on debut over 1000m before stepping up in trip for a fourth placing at Pakenham over 1200m.

He has since been dropped back to 1000m, the distance of Wednesday’s race, at his past three starts, registering a fifth at Mornington before successes in his last two runs.

“He was unlucky at two of his first three starts,” Laurie said.

“We were hoping that he’d just keep going forward and stay on that upward path and get a win and he followed it through with another one.”

 

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