Have to admit that “cleaning my plate” is a
nightly occurrence and unfortunately is no reflection on performance the
following day, but we all know that eating up is a good sign when it comes to
racehorses.
Therefore, it appears to be all systems go
for Bel Sprinter’s tilt at the Group One KrisFlyer International in Singapore
on Sunday.
“He didn’t leave an oat last night,” said
Jason Warren’s assistant-trainer Mitchell Beer. “He has done far beyond our
expectations.
“I
thought he might take a little longer to get on his feed, but he’s well and
truly on it now.
“It
was just a light morning for him, giving him a trot on Track 5.”
Track rider, Carly Thomas concurred: “He
felt super, really bright and was stretching out nicely.
“I
wouldn’t go changing anything at this stage.”
The Bel Esprit, uh, sprinter proved he is
one of the quickest horses in Australia with an absolute demolition of rivals
in the Group One The Galaxy in March and appears to be right on target to add
to the cabinet on Sunday.
Speaking of ‘targets’, Bel Esprit’s
stablemate and leading Australian Second Season Sire (by winners), Magnus, won
the Galaxy in 2007 before just being grabbed by Takeover Target in the 2008
KrisFlyer International.
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