Already leading the trainers’ ranks with nine meetings done and dusted, Michael Clements could be heading for another good afternoon on Sunday. Right now, he has posted 10 winners. It is just a slim lead. Just one winner separates him from Steven Burridge, with...
Jockey Wong Chin Chuen, who is second on the premiership table with 14 winners, was the man aboard all three horses.He went out at a fast clip, clocking 36.4sec in the company of stablemate Ejaz.
That was his first and last trial leading into Sunday’s race, in which he will face some rising talents over the trial trip of 1,000m.A last-start winner, Petrograd had his winning jockey, Ronnie Stewart, doing the steering when he covered the 600m in a fluent 38.9sec.A three-year-old by Exceed And Excel, he won one race in Australia under the name of Psychiatrist before being flown out to Singapore.
A debut winner on Jan 23, Pacific Bao Bei was expected to make it two in a row when he faced the starter on Feb 25.Alas, on the day when all seemed to point to another win for the Clements’ yard, the four-year-old proved tardy out of the gates.He eventually went down by a nostril, beaten by the Daniel Meagher-trained Lim’s Puncak Jaya. That was over the mile.
Not easily missed in the parade ring and in her races, the ghostly grey mare knows all there is to know about the game.
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