Ascot Park race 3 Best Bet – EKSTATIQUE: Showed good improvement second-up when charging home into second, albeit 3.5 lengths adrift. The eye-catcher was the slick closing 600m in 34.5—just a tick outside the best of the day. That tells us she’s ticking along sweetly. Looks primed for this 1200m and with even luck from the draw, she’s the one they’ll have to hold off late. Main Danger – EXPLODE: Made a tidy debut in the slop, finding the line for second despite racing greenly early. Backing up quickly, which is the slight query, but there’s enough raw ability there to keep him in the mix. Sticky gate but trust the stable—worth sticking with. Roughie – RESPECTABLLE: A bit of a smokie here with upside. Has placed over course and distance and looks suited by what’s likely to be testing conditions again. One for exotics or the brave each-way punter. Race 6  Best Bet – AATHUA PIPEDREAM: Put a line through those last two at Riverton where the roomy layout didn’t suit. Sharp drop back to the tighter-turning Ascot Park should be a big plus. Maps well, looks ready to strike, and gets the conditions to bounce back in a big way. Main Danger – CALL ME AL: That 8th last start was sneaky good—ran better than the result suggests and looked like he was warming up late. Doesn’t have a big turn of foot, but he’s fresher than most and could be peaking now. Roughie – THE AVISOR: Backs up quickly, which might turn some off—but ET (Ebony Turner) knows how to place one. If there’s a roughie to cause a boilover, this could be the one. Best Best Bet – AATHUA PIPEDREAM: Put a line through those last two at Riverton where the roomy layout didn’t suit. Sharp drop back to the tighter-turning Ascot Park should be a big plus. Maps well, looks ready to strike, and gets the conditions to bounce back in a big way.   Main Danger – CALL ME AL: That 8th last start was sneaky good—ran better than the result suggests and looked like he was warming up late. Doesn’t have a big turn of foot, but he’s fresher than most and could be peaking now.   Roughie – THE AVISOR: Backs up quickly, which might turn some off—but ET (Ellis Winsloe) knows how to place one. If there’s a roughie to cause a boilover, this could be the one. Bet – AATHUA PIPEDREAM: Put a line through those last two at Riverton where the roomy layout didn’t suit. Sharp drop back to the tighter-turning Ascot Park should be a big plus. Maps well, looks ready to strike, and gets the conditions to bounce back in a big way.   Main Danger – CALL ME AL: That 8th last start was sneaky good—ran better than the result suggests and looked like he was warming up late. Doesn’t have a big turn of foot, but he’s fresher than most and could be peaking now.   Roughie – THE AVISOR: Backs up quickly, which might turn some off—but ET (Ellis Winsloe) knows how to place one. If there’s a roughie to cause a boilover, this could be the one. Get                IMPORTANT NOTICE: The information in this email is confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please do not use or disseminate this email or the information in it and please promptly delete this email and destroy any hard copies of this email.      

For Fun NM here they are 1. Rotorua R6                    2, 10 2. Rotorua R8                    10, 18 3. Gold Coast R3              5, 14 4. Gold Coast R4            12, 15  5. Gold Coast R5              3, 5 6. Gold Coast R6              2, 17    BB 7. Gold Coast R7              8, 10    8. Gold Coast R8              5, 10 9. Morphettville R5           1, 5 10. Morphettville R6         8, 6    BB 11. Morphettville R7         6, 13 12. Morphettville R8         1, 7 But he is not included in the comp SNM so no need to score them.  

It's also includes egg & spoon races, sack races, three-legged races and running races from kindergarten, primary school, high school and family picnics 🤣

looks very well balanced and likely stays balanced in a tough finish. Will be keeping an eye on his rides from now on.

Sits lovely on a horse , head on and in behind him you can see plenty of behinds up in the air .

It does look to be running good , still need to be getting wide but for some reason some jocks still keep trying to reinvent the wheel .

He gets a point for trying . Maybe he should post them on his forum so we can see how he goes .

She may have just let you have her acct as she is already working on a new acct with a new bloke .😝

He certainly knows how to ride...a good addition to the riders ranks here I would think.

Having just watched, R3 from Trentham, I headed online to say I know nothing about this fella Queiroz but I like the way he rides!

Far too sensible.  I was thinking I may just change the wife and start up a new account 

This from a Singapore newspaper. Got no idea of the veracity of it. With a 20-winner haul in three months, Queiroz - a winner of over 900 races back home, including 14 at Group 1 level - cannot complain.

Trentham is holding up well too...good winter footing.

Meant to be trials there next Tuesday...

Sorry Canterbury Man/Doug your entry is not accepted.

Rides well though...he should do ok here.

So if he's only been riding for 5 years, he claims (on his instagram account - not official records) to have over 1000 wins. Methinks he's telling porkies, or he's including trial wins 😅

Yeah I'm the same , I'm on the wife's account as well because I got sick of the crap on mine , but they are doing the same to my wife who hardly ever uses her acct , used to get those offers but they have dried up , will eventually stop using this as well and close both .

Just had a look at Racing and Sports website, says he has 493 wins from 3028 starts. First win was in Brazil on 27/9/2020.  

As Rodley rightfully said, how on earth does he have 1100 winners?