EMIRATES Park three-year-old filly NECKLACE has resumed strongly at Beaumont last start, kicking off her second preparation with a placing over 1150m.
She had just the one trial effort in place leading towards that run and when she steps out at Gosford this week she will be fitter and primed for the chance to break her maiden status.
The Eavesdropper filly’s best piece of work through the week was a six furlong gallop on Thursday morning, clocking 11.66s for the final 200m split.
Tulloch Lodge first starter TAIKOMOCHI stood out on the dirt track on Monday morning clocking just over 11s for the final furlong of his work.
Nieta.Source:News Corp Australia
The Snitzel three-year-old has been set to debut at Kembla Grange this Saturday in the 1200m Maiden after winning his second barrier trial nicely on March 7.
He has been building momentum ahead of Saturday’s test and looks ready to make an impact for his first time out.
John Thompson’s well-performed NIETA was sighted in a gallop last Tuesday over 800m (53.86s) and appears to have returned in great order.
She had a terrific campaign for the stable last time in and is certainly worth keeping an eye out for when she heads to the races.
The four-year-old mare by Nicconi has collected five wins from 10 starts and is super when fresh so look for her to trial and head to the races in the next few weeks.
Three-year-old Myboycharlie gelding, WESTON was our star worker last Tuesday when running the last 600m of his gallop in a tick under 34s.
The Segenhoe galloper has had two starts for one placing and if he can continue producing his recent track work sectionals consistently this preparation then the Robl Racing team will be in for a treat.
Originally published as Necklace flying out of Emirates
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