Canterbury Stakes Review: What The Jockeys Said

Savatiano was rewarded for consistency with a nail biting win in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick yesterday.

Hugh Bowman (Savatiano – 1st)

“It was a high quality race today and she’s been knocking on the door. She’s a multiple Group Two winner but to come here – that’s her optimum distance.”

“All credit goes to her because when I asked her to really go on and win the race at the 300m mark she certainly did it with authority. I was expecting some competition late in the piece and when Mizzy came, Savatiano showed her fighting qualities and won with authority in the end.”

Regan Bayliss (Mizzy – 2nd)

“Tenacious effort. Going to be hard to beat in a week’s time.”

Tommy Berry (Masked Crusader – 3rd)

“Massive run. Just cost himself at the start.”

Glen Boss (Bivouac – 4th)

“Thought he went outstanding. He reared badly at the start. Missed it a length and a half. It wasn’t so much that ground as the first furlong he completely got it wrong. It’s the first time he’s done that. He raced very fresh. All in all he went very well.”

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Nash Rawiller (Dreamforce – 5th)

“He ran good. Hasn’t been beaten far. Can’t offer too many excuses. Over 1500m he’s more chance to get control of a race. I thought he went good first up.”

James McDonald (Madam Rouge– 6th)

“She ran well. Honest.”

Tim Clark (Dawn Passage – 7th)

“He will take a bit of improvement off that. Probably better suited back to handicaps.”

Josh Parr (Samadoubt – 8th)

“The gap between runs obviously made it tough for him today.”

Kerrin McEvoy (Victorem – 9th)

“He was just plain today. Got back, gave them a start. He didn’t get into the race at all.”

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