Of $400000 and $5000 trophies. 1st $240000 and trophies of $3000 to owner $1000 to trainer $1000 to jockey, 2nd $80000, 3rd $40000, 4th $20000, 5th $8000, 6th $4000, 7th $4000, 8th $4000.Starter Subsidy: $200 for non-prize earning runners.For Three-Years-Old and Upwards. Standard Weight for Age. (GROUP 1).No Allowances for apprentices. Field Limit: 18 + 4 EMNoHorseTrainerJockeyBarrierWeightPenaltyHandicapper
Rating

1	RANGIRANGDOO (NZ)	Chris Waller	Corey Brown	7	59		117
2	SHOOT OUT	Chris Waller	Hugh Bowman	8	59		117
3	TRUSTING	John P Thompson	Blake Shinn	2	59		113
4	MANIGHAR (FR)	Peter G Moody	Luke Nolen	4	59		112
5	SCENIC SHOT	Daniel Morton	Craig Newitt	12	59		112
6	WALL STREET (NZ)	Michael Moroney	Damien Oliver	6	59		110
7	ZAVITE (NZ)	Anthony Cummings	Peter Robl	5	59		110
8	ILLO (GER)	Bart Cummings	Steven Arnold	10	59		107
9	HAWK ISLAND (IRE)	Chris Waller	Glyn Schofield	13	59		106
10	NIWOT	Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes	Dwayne Dunn	9	59		105
11	PRECEDENCE (NZ)	Bart Cummings	Michael Rodd	11	59		105
12	TULLAMORE (NZ)	Gai Waterhouse	Nash Rawiller	14	59		104
13	SOUTHERN SPEED	Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas	Craig Williams	3	57		112
14	SCARLETT LADY (NZ)	Graeme & Debbie Rogerson	James McDonald	1	57		110

這場戲碼相當好..SCARLETT LADY 過澳洲挑機
SOUTHERN SPEED,RANGIRANGDOO 等都係級際賽有好表現..

PRECEDENCE 退出

MANIGHAR + SCARLETT LADY + SHOOT OUT

NIWOT

MANIGHAR 應該贏
RANGIRANGDOO
SHOOT OUT 3rd

睇下RANGIRANGDOO 上場真係
哩場仲閃人出去都輸

唔知佢唔要入邊定點
McDonald走位好笨實

MANIGHAR 2G1

MANIGHAR 同 Southern Speed 應該上2400跑 BMW

Moody said Manighar was a perfectly sound horse who would step up to 2400 metres in the BMW in two weeks and a clash with Americain.

"The BMW has been the target for this preparation and I'm looking forward to it," he said.

The start of the race was held up when Southern Speed needed a new shoe on her near-front foot.

Jockey Craig Williams said he thought the mare had felt the new footwear.

"She took three or four skips instead of stretching out," he said.

"Losing the shoe upset and inconvenienced her."

Trainer Leon Macdonald thought the Caulfield Cup winner also raced a little dourly and was looking for the extra ground in the BMW.

Chris Waller, trainer of Rangirangdoo and third-placed Shoot Out, was proud of both runners.

"They both went super," he said.

"But you can't win racing three wide."

Winning jockey Luke Nolen signalled a warning to Manighar's BMW rivals.

"He continues to get better," he said.

"I'm looking forward to riding him in a mile and a half (2400m) race."

New Zealand mare Scarlett Lady finished 10th of the 13 runners and her trainer Graeme Rogerson said she was also looking for further at this stage of her preparation.