2021 Tramway Review: What The Jockeys Said

Zaaki Stamped himself as the star of the racing ranks as he surged away to an easy win in the Tramway. Here’s what the jockeys said.

James McDonald (Zaaki – Winner)

“Anyone could have won on him today. He was electric. He put a good field to shame and did it easily. He just oozes confidence, he’s going through the grades really well.”

“He’s just a very confident horse. Now he struts around like he owns the joint. He knows he’s King Kong. He’s going well.”

Jason Collett (Aramayo – 2nd)

“Good return. Nice turn of foot.”

Hugh Bowman (Star Of the Seas – 3rd)

“That was a better performance from him. He will enjoy the mile in a couple of weeks should that be where he goes.”

Jay Ford (Rock – 4th)

“Lovely honest run.”

Kathy O’Hara (Shout The Bar – 5th)

“Nice run from a mare who will benefit from the run. The mile mares will be her aim.”

Sam Clipperton (All Saints’ Eve – 6th)

“Not a bad first up run. Race was run at a pretty strong pace. She was chasing the whole way. She will take improvement being an older mare and is in for a nice prep.”

Nash Rawiller (Dreamdorce – 7th)

“I’ve never walked away from the races disappointed with him before but I was a bit today. He’s had a good blow. Maybe he’s not quite where we wanted him.”

Regan Bayliss (Prime Star – 8th)

“On face value a little bit disappointing run. He didn’t give the kick like we know he can.”

Kerrin McEvoy (Lion’s Roar – 9th)

“He will benefit from that run. He got a little bit keen mid-race when they steadied up. Had to come back to get some cover. Better with the run under his belt now.”

Louise Day (Man Of Peace – 10th)

“Good run. They are a little bit too good for him in this race. Good effort.”

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