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Isaac Murphy IPSWICH hosted the four semi-finals of the Vince Curry Series with 32 hopefuls vying for eight spots in Saturday night s Group Three final and a crack at the $25,000 winner s cheque. As expected, the racing was as competitive as ever with the largest winning margin just over two lengths. The final eight featured some familiar kennels as well as a raft of newcomers looking to start their careers the best way possible. Here is an analysis of each heat and a break down of the box draw for Saturday s grand finale, to see who is likely to add their name to a long list of champion pups.
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
Aussie
Steve-kavanagh
Allonsy-bree
Rippin-sam
Apap-manfred
Nathan-evans
Mary-burman
Ray-burman-brockie
Fernvale-ruby
VETERAN trainer Brian Francis is still churning out promising young pups. He looked to be on the right track when Hyacinthus won his maiden over the five hundred at Ipswich at just 21 months in August last year. Unfortunately, the son of Barcia Bale was unable to kick on as he spent over four months off the scene battling injury, eventually returning in a tough Novice Christmas-Eve at Albion Park. While he didn t figure in the placings there or his next run over the 395 the money came thick and fast for him back at Ipswich over the five hundred on Saturday night. He didn t disappoint.
Australia
Albion
Victoria
Australian
Andrew-monaghan
Brian-francis
John-mccarthy
Zambora-brockie
Ninetymile-king
Callum-andersen-marseille
Isaac-murphy
Ipswich-greyhound-club-merv-page
Isaac Murphy PROMISING bitch Lost in Lantana resumed in Saturday night s Novice over the 431 metre trip after a month and a half off the scene. The progeny of Thirty Talks returned with a bang straight to the front for a comfortable 25.23 victory. The win improves her record to three for three all over the track and trip winning races in consecutive weeks late October and early December before the time off. The break clearly didn t do her any harm showing the same explosive speed the led to her first two triumphs, knocking her personal best down to 25.23. As a rule, Thirty Talks pups have taken a little longer to come to hand, some of the more successful chasers not finding their best until two and a half and older.
Albion-park
New-south-wales
Australia
Wentworth-park
Tasmania
Fred-pollard
Mary-burman
Isaac-murphy
Thirty-talks
Aston-dee
Bizarre-barbie
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