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Tara Madgwick - Wednesday August 7

If you watch a lot of trials at Rosehill you will notice that when they break 54 in a 900m trial it’s quite often a sign that the winner has more to offer and we saw one of those at the set of heats on Tuesday morning.

 

 

Our data people have gone back through and put together a list of the last 50 Rosehill 900m heat winners that broke 54 and it includes some very smart horses, so it will be interesting to see if Autumn Glow delivers on potential this season.

Rosehill 900m Trial Winners that broke 54 seconds – the list goes back to January 2022 when Wild Ruler downed Nature Strip and Espiona clocking 53.37 seconds.

Autumn Glow

Passeggiata

Kazou

Cassiel

Storm Boy

Espionage

Innervisions

Deputize

Je Reve

Lost

Caballus

Lilac

Amazing Eagle

Iowna Merc

Way To The Stars

Passeggiata

Snatchreilly

General Salute

Divots

Troach

Mr Caleb

Mars Mission

The Face

Helldancer

Lucky Strong

Ka Ying Radiance

Sessions Road

Platinum Jubilee

Mon Pierre

Lease

Enfolded

Captain Bond

Parrying

Boomsong

Covalent

Spitzer

Kazou

Joyful Fortune

O'President

Sir Ming

Remarque

O'President

Passeggiata

Shades Of Rose

Surf On Turf

Remarque

Bahama

Armed To The Teeth

Seven Veils

Wild Ruler

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