Our Black Book: Horses You Must Follow From Rosehill 17/8
August 19, 2024
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The replays and sectional times have been reviewed from Saturday’s Rosehill meeting and our analyst has found a classy debut winner, a Godolphin mare that fought bravely in inferior ground and a stayer in great form that looks ready to step up in grade.
Autumn Glow
The Waller filly made a huge statement winning a BM72 on debut. She settled off midfield and tracked up nicely on the turn before blowing the more experienced field away by 2.5L. The time was 0.93 seconds faster than the Highway. She’ll improve dramatically off that run and looks primed for a successful Princess Series, particularly stepping out to 1400-1600m.
Nanshe
Etna Rosso
It’s rare to see a horse settle towards the rear in a 1900m race and work around the outside of the whole field from the 1000m to the turn and then still blow them away by 1.7L eased down. He will likely step up to feature company over further but looks capable on the back of that win. The Listed Tatts Cup over 2400m in 3 weeks time looks like a great target.
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