By John Schell
The Dubbo coach Brett Robb will confidently drive to Narromine on Sunday that he can break the Maiden status with promising Galoper Micro Mikki on the Australian Featherlight theorse C, G&E Maiden -Zeller (1100 m).
Micro Mikki was previously prepared by Ciaron Maher and has easily won a process that led to this return to the race.
“He is a promising horse that showed a lot of talent in his career,” said Robb.
Trainer Brett Robb (Image: Bradley Photos)
“He became second to his last start before he came to me and he is a horse for which I have a lot of time.”
Robb will have a two-track attack on the Narromine hardware F&M Maiden plate (1100 m) with imastatement and Harrietier set to run with Clayton Gallagher and Shayleigh Ingelse to take the respective trips.
Robb also has two starters in the Country Hotel Country Benchmark 58 Handicap (1100 m) in the form of Rothgate (Tilly McCarroll) and d'Arpano (Ingelsse).
“Micro Mikki seems to be the best chance of my runners,” said Robb.
“He is a horse that has shown talent and he should be able to continue with the job.”
Robb said that Micro Mikki is his best chance of the day, but it is still of the opinion that Harrietier and imastatement can find both prominently in their events.
“Harrietier CVs from a magic and looked good to win an attempt that leads to it,” said Robb.
“And disagreement went under at her second start in a race in Dubbo. She showed enough to be rated as a leading opportunity.
Robb has two McCarroll and Ingerse -Mounts sets in their events.
“Rothgate was a good winner in Wellington and then went well again when a last start in Mudgee third,” said Robb.
“D'Arpano also drove in good shape and she was in Dubbo at her last start.
“If she can run back on it, she will be at the goal again.”
The Scone trainer Rodney Northam also has some solid chances of starting in Narromine with Chelsea Hillier to drive Monte Azul in the Land -Land -Land, the Maiden -Handicap (1300 m) and Mighty Zou in the three rivers 1 & Maiden -Zeller (1600 m) (1600 m).
All fields, shape and repetitions for the narrative meeting on Sunday on Sunday
