A “peach” of a trip by Harrison Orange Half Blenheim, the race separator Tony Thomas and his Mare Boudica (Mare Boudica (Mare Boudica (Sports journalist) Take out the DTS Hasera Cup in Hasera yesterday.
“It was good. She tries so much every time she runs, ”said Thomas.
Boudica left her 10 -meter handicap in midfield early on. Orange then decided to move around the field with her eyes on the lead on the 1200 m. From there, the couple broke off and held all the challengers to win over a length.
“We were pretty stiff on the first day. It was a 10 out of Harrison Orange. He was lucky. “
“She is a start -start specialist. She is not really a grass pure horse, but the penalty of junior drivers was the carrot that brought us up here. “
Boudica Replay
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Thomas reflects Orange's Drive as a “peach”, while he remembers the fact that Harrison's father Blair was wearing Thomas's first winner in Hokitika in 1998. It was part of an Orange win – he also won with Tina Ace and Golden Line.
Boudica recently driven the kilometers up and down in the country with the race.
The seven-year-old sports journalist has now won 10 starts of 90 starts, with over $ 166,000.
“We will go to the Addington Mares race this Friday. Then we can go to Palmerston and back to Auckland to make the Northern Country Cups and the Northern Breeder's stakes. ”
Thomas has now trained 35 winners with over 340,000 US dollars in missions.
Further highlights on the map were a double and 500th winner for coach Derek Balle (Rewiri Hill and Conrad H) and Michael House (Golden Line and State Trooper) trained a double, while Crystal Hackett with Kourtney Kardash and HochEnergie had a double driving .
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