View the nominations for the 2016 SA Derby. The SA Derby will be run on Saturday 14th May at Morphettville racecourse.
Horse | Sex | Age | Trainer | |||
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1 | ARCADIA DREAM | F | 3 | Grant Williams | ||
2 | ASCOT RED | G | 3 | John Sargent | ||
3 | ASHLEE MARIE | F | 3 | Richard Laming | ||
4 | BALF’S CHOICE | G | 3 | Ryan Balfour | ||
5 | BELIEVE | F | 3 | Anthony Cummings | ||
6 | BELUGA BLUE | F | 3 | Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas | ||
7 | BO BARDI | F | 3 | Lee & Shannon Hope | ||
8 | BULLISH STOCK (NZ) | G | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
9 | BURTON | G | 3 | David Brideoake | ||
10 | C’EST BEAU LA VIE | F | 3 | Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas | ||
11 | CHARLEVOIX | C | 3 | Michael Kent | ||
12 | COLLER BAY | G | 3 | Mick Price | ||
13 | CONCUBINE | F | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
14 | COOL CHAP | G | 3 | Lee & Anthony Freedman | ||
15 | COOL TARGET | G | 3 | Richard Jolly | ||
16 | DREADED (NZ) | G | 3 | Lee & Anthony Freedman | ||
17 | DROPPED | G | 3 | Jon O’Connor | ||
18 | DUKE OF BONEO (NZ) | G | 3 | Darren Weir | ||
19 | ENCOSTA LINE | G | 3 | Chris Waller | ||
20 | ETYMOLOGY | C | 3 | John O’Shea | ||
21 | FIRST IMPRESSIONS (NZ) | F | 3 | Grant Williams | ||
22 | HARDERN | G | 3 | David Brideoake | ||
23 | HOWARD BE THY NAME | C | 3 | Darren Weir | ||
24 | I AM RUBEN | G | 3 | Heath Conners | ||
25 | MAIL IT IN | G | 3 | Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas | ||
26 | MANHATTAN BOSS | G | 3 | Peter Morgan & Craig Widdison | ||
27 | PASADENA GIRL (NZ) | F | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
28 | PATCH ADAMS | C | 3 | Terry & Karina O’Sullivan | ||
29 | PRINCE OF PAGODA (NZ) | G | 3 | Tony McEvoy | ||
30 | RONG DOOR REGGIE | G | 3 | Matt Laurie | ||
31 | ROYAL RUMBLE | G | 3 | Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas | ||
32 | SACRED EYE | F | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
33 | SPRING ACTION | G | 3 | David Hayes & Tom Dabernig | ||
34 | TARQUIN | G | 3 | John O’Shea | ||
35 | TUFF BICKIE | G | 3 | Ken Keys | ||
36 | UNBREAKABLE | G | 3 | John O’Shea |
News:
Now Or Never has given jockey Kieren Fallon his first European Group win in two years with her impressive performance in the 1000 Guineas trial at Leopardstown.
The Michael O’Callaghan-trained filly took up the running at the top of the straight to run out a comfortable winner of the Group Three race as the 13-8 favourite.
Fallon has recently moved back to Europe from America to take up the role as stable jockey for O’Callaghan.
“I was impressed with her. She felt like a Guineas horse to me,” Fallon said.
O’Callaghan said Now Or Never would now head to the Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh on May 22.
“With her pedigree from the family of Dream Ahead we were not sure she’d get a mile (1600m), but she got it very well,” he said.