Te Akau Tuesday Trackwork

Te Akau track work highlights - Tuesday 7 February -

Plough:

Cousteau (Miller) preparing for his debut at Te Aroha on Thursday, worked over 800 metres in 59.5, last 600 in 44.

Heroic Valour (McNab) and Gold Fever (Lammas) prepared for their weekend assignments, working over 1000 metres in 1.06, last 600 in 37.6. Heroic Valour (Fastnet Rock) drops back to 1400 metres in the Group One NRM Sprint and Gold Fever (Savabeel) will start in the 2YO event over 1200 metres.

Fashionably (Leveque) and Unfazed (K. Price) both worked on their own over 1000 metres at three-quarter pace. Both fillies won their last their last start and have been nominated for the Rating 65 1600 metre race at Te Aroha on Thursday.

Its Our Showtime (Lammas) and Tiffany's Time (McNab) covered 1000 metres in 1.04, last 600 in 35.8. Resuming winner at Pukekohe, Its Our Showtime will step up to Rating 75 company in the 1400 metre race on Saturday at Te Rapa.

Madam Monica (McNab) and Spritz (Lammas) worked in company over 1200 metres in 1.21, last 600 in 36.6. Both will be nominated for the New Plymouth meeting on Friday, Madam Monica (Mastercraftsman) in the Maiden Fillies & Mares 1600 metres & Spritz (Thorn Park) in the Rating 65 Fillies & Mares 1400 metres.

Scarlet Princess (McNab) prepared for Te Aroha on Thursday by working over 1000 metres in 1.14, last 600 in 43. Michael McNab will ride him in the Maiden Fillies & Mares 1200 metres.

Pure Savalina (Leveque) looked good working over 1000 metres in 1.08.

Royal Success (Miller) wasn't after time working over 1000 metres in 1.14.

Grazia (Lammas) worked over 1000 metres in 1.10, last 600 in 40. She will be nominated for the New Plymouth meeting on Friday in the Rating 65 1800 metre event.

Dame Margo Fonteyn (Leveque) enjoyed her work over 1000 metres in 1.12, last 600 in 42.

Abbey Kay (K. Price) worked over 1000 metres in 1.16, last 600 in 45.5.

Brer (Lammas) has his first piece of three-quarter pace work over 1200 metres in 1.33, last 600 in 45.

Pacific Coast (Miller) worked over 600 metres in 44.