A quiet week on the barrier trial front between Christmas and New Year although no rest for the wicked in NSW and there was one heat in WA.
NEW SOUTH WALES
Rosehill - Friday December 30
Heat 5
1. DIVINE MESSENGER - Tony Gollan (2f STAR WITNESS x LADYS ANGEL) MM Gold Coast $80,000
2. LIPIZZAN - Gary Portelli (2f SEBRING x ABSOLUTELY FLYING) Inglis Easter $120,000
3. FROLIC - Michael Freedman (2f HUSSON (ARG) x LEVELLER) Inglis Classic $100,000
Heat 6
1. YULONG XINGSHENG - Michael Freedman (2f I AM INVINCIBLE x CARLIE ROSE) Inglis Classic $55,000
2, IOWA - Chris Waller (2f ALL AMERICAN x LAHANA) MM Gold Coast $160,000
3. SWEET BOUQUET - Gary Nickson (2f DREAM AHEAD (USA) x GHALIAH) Inglis Classic $31,000
Heat 7
1. EDEN ROC - Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (2c STAR WITNESS x HILTON HEAD) MM Gold Coast $750,000
2. ULTRAMARINE - Peter & Paul Snowden (2c CHOISIR x SUPER BLUE) Inglis Classic $130,000
3. PIRACY - John O'Shea (2c EXCEED AND EXCEL x PLAGIARIZE)
Heat 8
1. YZERMAN - Michael Freedman (2g UNCLE MO (USA) x SKYBO) Inglis Classic $36,000
2. NEWBURGH - Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (2c ALL TOO HARD x PANIPIQUE)
3. MOMENTUM TO WIN - David Payne (2c ANIMAL KINGDOM (USA) x FRENCHS FOREST) Inglis Premier $105,000
Heat 9
1. MENARI - Gerald Ryan (2c SNITZEL x ISURAVA)
2. SAN MARCO - Peter & Paul Snowden (2c SMART MISSILE x APRIL IN VENICE) Inglis Classic $155,000
3. TRAVERS - Peter & Paul Snowden (2c EXCEED AND EXCEL x COMMON SMYTZER) MM Gold Coast $800,000
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Bunbury - Thursday December 29
Heat 1
1. PARADISE SQUARE - Ben Pearce (2g PLANET FIVE (USA) x MADAME CHANEL)
2. DISNY - Justin Warwick (2f DEMERIT x PRETTY PIA) MM Perth $11,000
3. THE SHOE - Stephen Miller (2g PATRONIZE x GRAND OSCAR) MM Perth $38,000
The Past Week's 2YO Trial Results
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