WINNERS have been coming in thick and fast for local trainers during the spring racing carnivals.
Kilmore trainer Alicia MacPherson scored an impressive win with 4 year old maiden Frosted In Time at the Kilmore meeting on October 31.
The 4 year old led virtually led for the entire race! Eventually, winning by 9 lengths in the hands of jockey Cory Parish. MacPherson also won with You’re Two Vain at Corowa last Monday. The 4 year old Magnus gelding remains unbeaten after two jumpouts and three raceday starts.
The Melbourne Cup day meeting at Mansfield provided rich pickings for Seymour trainers.
Ron Hockley scored a double with Lord Chapel and Not Fake. Gordon Strang won with First Venture and maiden mare Couldbetracy ran a valiant second placing.
Don Dwyer started These Boots in a field decimated by scratchings and the 4 year old Proisir gelding won for the third time in as many starts since joining the Dwyer stable.
Further south at Bairnsdale Steve Noble scored a win with Charming Di in a benchmark 52 1200 metre event in the hands of daughter Samantha.
On Sunday Barry Malanczyn won with Second Nature in a 0-56 2050 event at Wodonga.
Rhys Archard took out the final race on the card with Warakurna, a five year old half brother to Royal Lass, another recent Seymour winner.
