Until now, form experts have been querying how Saturday’s elite field could catch Pride Of Jenni around the tight Valley circuit if she skipped away to a 10-length lead.
The Sydney partnership of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott could again be the fly in the ointmentThe Waterhouse and Bott-trained Major Beel played a major role in dulling Pride Of Jenni’s catch-me-if-you-can advantage in the King Charles Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.Pride Of Jenni was kept 10-wide by Major Beel and jockey Adam Hyeronimus for the first 500 metres of the Randwick straight before being able to cross to the lead.
A number of her key rivals such as Prognosis, Via Sistina and Broadsiding are back markers. In the past, jockey Craig Williams on Mr Brightside has had to do the “donkey work” of bringing the field up to Pride Of Jenni and ultimately cost themselves a winning chance.Another late acceptor for the Cox Plate could come in the form of Mr Brightside’s stablemate, Evaporate. Brothers Ben, Will and JD Hayes had originally ruled out running their three-year-old gelding in the weight-for-age classic but have had a late change of mind.
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