Te Akau Tuesday Trackwork

23 July, 2019







Te Akau trackwork highlights - Tuesday 23 July - 









Thick fog prevented many times being taken.





Course Proper:





On track to race at Otaki on Saturday, Qian Gua (C Burdan) galloped over an easy 1200 metres in 1.26.3, last 600 in 39.7.





Probabeel (T Harris) and Avantage (O Bosson) paired up to gallop over an easy 800 metres. 













No.2 Sand: 





Sword Of Osman (C Burdan) galloped nicely on his own over an easy 800 metres in 52, home in 37.





Publicist (D Montes de Oca) worked at three quarter pace over 800 metres in 1.07.





Rakuten (M McNab) galloped nicely over an easy 800 metres in 55.7.





Ripley (R Cole) worked at three quarter pace over 800 metres in 58.





Golden Age (O Bosson) and Fabulous Flight (M Grylls) paired up to gallop over an easy 800 metres in 54.5, last 600 in 39. They were followed by O'Pristine (A Jones) who worked at three quarter pace over 800 metres in 1 minute. 





Dublin Rose (R Cole) worked at three quarter pace over 800 metres in 1 minute.





Enrichment (M Grylls) and Excitonic (O Bosson) pleased when galloping over an easy 800 metres in 53.6.





Greedy (T Harris) looked super working at three quarter pace over 800 metres.





Griffin (M McNab) worked nicely at three quarter pace over 800 metres.





Prise De Fer (D Miller) looked terrific galloping on his own over an easy 800 metres. 





Leaderboard (C Burdan) worked very well at three quarter pace over 800 metres. 





Quattro Katie (O Bosson) and Meritorious (T Harris), Te Akau Dragon (M McNab) and Radegast (M Grylls), Meteoric Lass (O Bosson) and Miss Scandinavia (M Grylls) all galloped nicely in pairs over an easy 800 metres. 





Aromatic (M Grylls) looked good working at three quarter pace over 800 metres.





Queen Of The Air (O Bosson), Lightning Field (M McNab), Xplosion (C Grylls), Reiko (A Jones), 3f Ocean Park - Sinead (R Alam), Encore Encore(M Grylls), Aotea Lad (M McNab), Duck Road (C Burdan), Byzantine (A Jones) and Combat Queen (T Harris) worked along nicely (on their own) at three quarter pace over 800 metres.  


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