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Wow! So You Think - What a Day

Mark Smith - Saturday April 9

Now, this is what you call a red-letter day. So You Think on fire.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9

Caulfield: Manhari Metals Plate (Bm84), 1600m

1 of 11: Think 'n' Fly (ex: Gliding)

Tnr: Tom Dabernig Rdr: Josh Richards

Caulfield: Iam Hcp, 1400m

3 of 11: Sonora (ex: Spurs And Sashes)

Tnr: C Maher & D Eustace Rdr: H Coffey

Doomben: Deliveringdental.Com.Au (Bm72), 1200m

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1 of 13: Siesta Key (ex: Sarasota)

Tnr: Jay Bellamy Rdr: Adin Thompson

Doomben: Brc Carnival Plus M'ship (C6), 1615m

2 of 8: Get The Idea (ex: Cavita)

Tnr: J C Smerdon Rdr: Jaden Lloyd

Randwick: Sydney's Queen Of The Turf, 1600m Gr1

1 of 14: Nimalee (ex: Dezign)

Tnr: Matthew Smith Rdr: D Oliver

Randwick: Longines Queen Elizabeth Stks, 2000m Gr1

1 of 9: Think It Over (ex: Personal Service)

Tnr: K J Parker Rdr: N Rawiller

Randwick: Schweppes Sydney Cup, 3200m Gr1

1 of 19: Knights Order (ex: Lamanka Lass)

Tnr: G Waterhouse & A Bott Rdr: Rachel King

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