Dandenong Stakes Field – 2015

The Final Field has been released for the 2015 Dandenong Stakes which is to be run at Sandown on Saturday 5th, December 2015 at 4:05PM. View the Dandenong Stakes Field.

Race 7 – 4:05PM City of Greater Dandenong Stakes (1000 METRES)
Of $120,000.1st $72,000, 2nd $21,600, 3rd $10,800, 4th $5,400, 5th $3,000, 6th $2,400, 7th $2,400, 8th $2,400 LISTED
Handicap, Minimum Weight 54kg, Maidens at time of entry are ineligible, Apprentices cannot claim.Field Limit: 16 + 4 EM
No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 TRIED AND TIRED Leon & Troy Corstens Steven King 11 60kg
2 DIAMOND OASIS Joseph Pride James Winks 10 58.5kg
3 GRANE Robbie Griffiths Matthew Allen 15 58.5kg
4 OFFICE BEARER Peter G Moody Vlad Duric 13 58.5kg
5 RELDAS Robert Smerdon Dwayne Dunn 2 58.5kg
6 JAVA Lee & Anthony Freedman Ben Melham 14 58kg
7 PAGO ROCK David Hayes & Tom Dabernig Luke Currie 4 57kg
8 VATICAN Byron Cozamanis Patrick Moloney (a) 8 57kg
9 WILD RAIN Mark Kavanagh Stephen Baster 6 55kg
10 DANGER CLOSE Jason Warren Michael Dee (a) 7 54kg
11 TUSCAN SLING Darren Weir 1 54kg
12 PRETTY POSSUM Russell Osborne Dean Yendall 5 54kg
13 BEAU RADA John McArdle 12 54kg
14 AUDINO Robbie Laing 3 54kg
15 DOWN THE HATCH Robbie Griffiths Jye McNeil (a) 9 54kg

News:

Australia’s three runners invited to race during Hong Kong’s International Day have arrived in sound order.

Preferment, Criterion and Lucia Valentina were flown from Sydney on Monday to prepare for Hong Kong’s biggest meeting of the year.

Trainer Kris Lees said Lucia Valentina had coped well during the flight.

“It’s about the same length of time as a float trip from here (Newcastle) to Melbourne, but all the same it’s good to know she is there without any dramas,” Lee said on his website leesracing.com.au.

Lucia Valentina and Criterion will contest the Hong Kong Cup while Preferment will take his place in the Kong Kong Vase.

Caulfield Cup runner-up Trip To Paris is one of three European horses officially withdrawn from the Vase.

Trip To Paris, Erupt and Ito were all unplaced in Sunday’s Japan Cup.

Among Preferment’s rivals will be the Mikel Delzangles-trained Ming Dynasty.

Delzangles won the 2011 Vase with Dunaden after the horse won that year’s Melbourne Cup.

Ming Dynasty goes to Hong Kong after a last-start win in the Group Two Prix du Conseil de Paris (2400m) on October 18 at Chantilly.

Ming Dynasty notched up a hat-trick earlier this year, culminating in the Listed Grand Prix de Clairefontaine (2400m) at Clairefontaine in August, after which the Wildenstein Family sold a stake in the horse to Qatar Racing Limited.

He tasted defeat for the first time in the Group Two Prix Niel at Longchamp on September 13 when a well-beaten sixth behind New Bay.

“Ming Dynasty has been very good since Chantilly. He has been training well and seems to be improving,” Delzangles told the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

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