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Herald Sun
27-05-2025
- Sport
- Herald Sun
Adam Sherry's tips, inside mail for Canterbury on Wednesday, May 28, 2025
Form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets, value selection and race-by-race analysis at Canterbury on Wednesday. • PUNT LIKE A PRO: Become a Racenet iQ member and get expert tips – with fully transparent return on investment statistics – from Racenet's team of professional punters at our Pro Tips section. SUBSCRIBE NOW! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ CANTERBURY TIPS BEST BET Race 5 No.7: HELL TO PAY Runner-up in both runs this campaign. Hard to beat. NEXT BEST Race 7 No.10: KENMARE BAY Has placed in four from five this time in. Drawn well and can break through. VALUE BET Race 4 No.8: ERAANTYVA Has been working home well and will appreciate a step up in trip. BEST EXOTIC Quinella Race 5: 7, 8 QUADDIE Race 4: 1, 2, 8 Race 5: 7, 8 Race 6: 1, 2, 8, 10 Race 7: 9, 10, 12 JOCKEY TO FOLLOW TOMMY BERRY has some nice rides and looks a chance in the TAB Jockey Challenge. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ CANTERBURY INSIDE MAIL RACE 1: 2YO FILLIES MAIDEN (1100m) SWORDPLAY (11) is a sister to the five-time stakes winner Recommendation who won a Bletchingly Stakes on a Heavy 8. This filly led all the way for a big win on a Heavy 8 in her Apr 29 Warwick Farm trial and was ab even bigger winner her May 9 Rosehill heat. PENPEL (2) had shown nice ability in her trials and debuted with a second behind the impressive Agarwood at Warwick Farm on May 7. Will take improvement from the experience. MISS LOLA (7) is a granddaughter of Group 2 winner, Vormista. Nice effort to win her May 22 Warwick Farm trial. BET: SWORDPLAY to win. RACE 2: 2&3YO MAIDEN (1250m) INDIGO STAR (5) ran some handy races in his first campaign including a three-quarter-length second to Llewellyn on a heavy track at Kembla. Has been gelded and closed nicely in both trials this time in. GUNROOM (1) is knocking on the door having placed in four of his six starts. Led when runner-up to Maori Chief on the Kensington two starts back before being caught late by Hopper at Warwick Farm on May 7 after eyeballing the leader. PROVISEUR (4) came from back in the field for fourth when resuming in that same Warwick Farm race. Inconvenienced near the 200m when sixth to Inside Man here on debut. BET: INDIGO STAR each-way. RACE 3: BENCHMARK 64 HANDICAP (1250m) QUEEN'S RHAPSODY (5) resumed for a new stable with a smart win from Missie Lee in a Provincial 3YO Maiden at Hawkesbury on a Soft 7 May 15. Placed second in both runs here behind Flying For Fun and Gerringong last November. Wide gate the query. STRAAND BEAUTY (1) led and got to the middle of the track looking for better ground before being caught late by Dashing Rupert when resuming on a heavy track at Kembla. Placed second to Outback Miss at her last run here in February. TITANIUM MISS (4) dropped in class when second to Bend The Knee at Wyong before a close second to Equilibrist at Kembla. BET: QUEEN'S RHAPSODY to win. RACE 4: BENCHMARK 72 F&M HANDICAP (1550m) ERAANTYVA (8) settled well back before closing strongly to be beaten just over a half-length when third to Piperita over 1400m on the Kensington on Apr 25. Again settled back when fifth to Drift Net over 1300m at Warwick Farm. Up to 1550m here, drawn to settle closer. Can give this a shake. CANARA (2) was held up from the 400m to the 300m when a two length third to Maori Chief when resuming over 1300m on a heavy track on the Kensington on May 14. Will appreciate the step up in trip. JUST FEELIN' LUCKY (1) scored a handy first-up win at Newcastle before a second to Drift Net at Warwick Farm. BET: ERAANTYVA each-way. RACE 5: BENCHMARK 72 C,G&E HANDICAP (1550m) HELL TO PAY (7) kicked off his preparation with a second behind the promising Engine Room over 1250m on the Kensington before a neck second to Maori Chief over 1300m on a Heavy 8 on the same course. Looks ideally suited stepping up to 1550m. PINK SHALAA (8) ended his last campaign with a well-deserved win from Up To Mischief over this track and distance after placing inn his previous five starts. Resumed this time at Warwick Farm on May 7 without a trial when a length-and-a-half sixth to Secure. INVADE AND CONQUER (9) was caught on the line when a nose second to Hyperbolic at Kembla last start. BET: HELL TO PAY to win. RACE 6: BENCHMARK 72 4YO+ HANDICAP (1250m) ONE DESTINY (1) led all the way to beat Wave Breaker at Warwick Farm on Apr 16 before a handy third to Able Willie at the Hawkesbury stand-alone meeting on May 3. May not have handled the quick back-up when last behind Lulumon at Gosford on Cup day a week later. MOGWAI (2) made his debut for a new stable at Kembla on Dec 28 where he led all the way to beat Tartana. Stepped up to city grade second-up when a close third to Zondee at Rosehill over 1500m. PESCHIERA (10) returns to Sydney off a nice all-the-way win at Sandown-Lakeside. BET: ONE DESTINY to win. RACE 7: BENCHMARK 64 HANDICAP (1900m) KENMARE BAY (10) is knocking on the door. Was caught wide early and worked forward to get outside the leader when sixth at Gosford. Was checked early and then raced keenly when third to Ella Hazel on the Kensington last start. Gets a nice run from the good gate. MILLIE DE LUNE (12) scored a big win from Pieronimo in a Newcastle Super Maiden on May 3 before a fourth to Warrior For Peace at Scone on Cup Day. DYNAMIC ONE (9) was runner-up to Taumata at Wagga before coming to town when second to Ella Hazel on the Kensington. BET: KENMARE BAY to win.
Daily Telegraph
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Telegraph
Newcastle preview: Doyle's promising filly Sosueme to bounce back
Don't miss out on the headlines from Horse Racing. Followed categories will be added to My News. Things couldn't have worked out any worse for Sosueme last start but a nice draw on her home track can see the Nathan Doyle-trained filly bounce back according to racing manager, David Dyson. Sosueme drew barrier 9 in the field of ten and endured a very tough run throughout before fading to finish eighth behind Matima and Impact Zone over 100m at Hawkesbury on April 5. Prior to that run, the three-year-old filly led before being run down late by fellow debutant Gandalf over 1100m at Hawkesbury on March 18. 'Her first-up run at Hawkesbury was very good and I reckon she was beaten by a half smart one. They put a bit of a gap into the rest of them,' said Dyson. 'She went back there and had no luck at all off the gate last start. She was four and five deep all-the-way. The Form: Complete NSW Racing thoroughbred form, including video replays and all you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find a winner here! 'She was entitled to knock up and she did.' The daughter of Capitalist has drawn ideally in barrier 4 in the Tooheys Midway 3YO Maiden Handicap (900m) and will give a bold sight. 'There has been nothing wrong with her since that run. She has worked well,' Dyson said. 'She has drawn much better this time back on her home track so she will roll forward. 'She is more than capable of bouncing back.' The stable is looking forward to the debut of fellow three-year-old Bohemian Art to kicks off her career in the Dailey Family Funerals Provincial 3YO Maiden Handicap (1300m). The filly has been given plenty of experience at the trials dating back to April last year when fourth to Star Venture and Harlem Queen and had a couple last spring include a win in a Wyong heat. The time in, Bohemian Art was given an easy time when fifth to Infinite Echo at Newcastle before closing strongly late when a head second to Impressionism on the Beaumont on April 16. 'Nathan has always had a lot of time for her and thinks she will get out over a trip in time. She looks like a filly who will love the mile,' said Dyson. 'In saying that, her trials have been sharp enough to suggest she will do something first-up.' 'She doesn't have to leave home and the 1300m is suitable. Anything shorter and she would just be chasing all-the-way. 'This distance gives her a chance to work through her gears.' The daughter of Deep Field is a granddaughter of Monsoon Wedding, herself a sister to champion racehorse and sire Redoute's Choice as well as Group 1 winner Platinum Scissors and a half-sister Manhattan Rain. 'She is a lovely type and out to a mile, you will see her at her best but this is a really nice starting point for her,' he said.' Owen County will make his debut for the Doyle stable in the Peter Evens Solicitors Benchmark 64 Handicap (1400m) provided a suitable apprentice is available. The five-year-old has 63kg for his first-up run and bringing that weight down is imperative, especially with a likely heavy track. 'We scratched him from Gosford yesterday where he drew the outside gate and are hoping we can find a suitable apprentice,' Dyson said. The son of Dundeel ended his last campaign with back-to-back wins at Gosford and Hawkesbury in this same grade carrying 59kg over 2100m and 60.5kg over 2000m respectively. 'It's not often you get a new horse in the stable that has won its last two starts. He's obviously got plenty of ability,' he said. 'It will be nice to see him under race day conditions but his work and trials say he is going to hold his own, especially at this level.'
Mercury
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Mercury
Newcastle preview: Doyle's promising filly Sosueme to bounce back
Don't miss out on the headlines from Horse Racing. Followed categories will be added to My News. Things couldn't have worked out any worse for Sosueme last start but a nice draw on her home track can see the Nathan Doyle-trained filly bounce back according to racing manager, David Dyson. Sosueme drew barrier 9 in the field of ten and endured a very tough run throughout before fading to finish eighth behind Matima and Impact Zone over 100m at Hawkesbury on April 5. Prior to that run, the three-year-old filly led before being run down late by fellow debutant Gandalf over 1100m at Hawkesbury on March 18. 'Her first-up run at Hawkesbury was very good and I reckon she was beaten by a half smart one. They put a bit of a gap into the rest of them,' said Dyson. 'She went back there and had no luck at all off the gate last start. She was four and five deep all-the-way. The Form: Complete NSW Racing thoroughbred form, including video replays and all you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find a winner here! 'She was entitled to knock up and she did.' The daughter of Capitalist has drawn ideally in barrier 4 in the Tooheys Midway 3YO Maiden Handicap (900m) and will give a bold sight. 'There has been nothing wrong with her since that run. She has worked well,' Dyson said. 'She has drawn much better this time back on her home track so she will roll forward. 'She is more than capable of bouncing back.' The stable is looking forward to the debut of fellow three-year-old Bohemian Art to kicks off her career in the Dailey Family Funerals Provincial 3YO Maiden Handicap (1300m). The filly has been given plenty of experience at the trials dating back to April last year when fourth to Star Venture and Harlem Queen and had a couple last spring include a win in a Wyong heat. The time in, Bohemian Art was given an easy time when fifth to Infinite Echo at Newcastle before closing strongly late when a head second to Impressionism on the Beaumont on April 16. 'Nathan has always had a lot of time for her and thinks she will get out over a trip in time. She looks like a filly who will love the mile,' said Dyson. 'In saying that, her trials have been sharp enough to suggest she will do something first-up.' 'She doesn't have to leave home and the 1300m is suitable. Anything shorter and she would just be chasing all-the-way. 'This distance gives her a chance to work through her gears.' The daughter of Deep Field is a granddaughter of Monsoon Wedding, herself a sister to champion racehorse and sire Redoute's Choice as well as Group 1 winner Platinum Scissors and a half-sister Manhattan Rain. 'She is a lovely type and out to a mile, you will see her at her best but this is a really nice starting point for her,' he said.' Owen County will make his debut for the Doyle stable in the Peter Evens Solicitors Benchmark 64 Handicap (1400m) provided a suitable apprentice is available. The five-year-old has 63kg for his first-up run and bringing that weight down is imperative, especially with a likely heavy track. 'We scratched him from Gosford yesterday where he drew the outside gate and are hoping we can find a suitable apprentice,' Dyson said. The son of Dundeel ended his last campaign with back-to-back wins at Gosford and Hawkesbury in this same grade carrying 59kg over 2100m and 60.5kg over 2000m respectively. 'It's not often you get a new horse in the stable that has won its last two starts. He's obviously got plenty of ability,' he said. 'It will be nice to see him under race day conditions but his work and trials say he is going to hold his own, especially at this level.'
