RACE 3 (787)

Chased the leader, traveled nicely, made good ground inside 200M to score.

Incident Report
Sent for sampling post-race.

Ridden along to lead, traveled strongly, responded nicely when asked, just missed (See Incident Report).

Incident Report
Bumped shortly after the start. When questioned regarding his riding in the Home Straight Z Purton stated that his mount was able to show good pace in the early stages to lead the event. He said after entering the Home Straight his mount naturally improved away from the field and established a break on other runners. He said as he approached the 200 Metres he was concerned that the horse was commencing to peak on its run and for this reason he held the horse together whilst continuing to encourage it until near the 200 Metres. He added after passing the 200 Metres he then placed his mount under full pressure where it responded to his riding, however, over the concluding stages was unable to hold off the eventual winner PACKING GLORY. After considering his explanation the Stewards found the tactics adopted by Jockey Purton were reasonable in the circumstances. Sent for sampling post-race.

Sat rear, switched out rounding the Turn, had difficulty obtaining clear running near 200M, steady ground made from behind.

Incident Report
From the outside barrier was shifted across behind runners in the early stages. Near the 200 Metres had difficulty obtaining clear running when improving into a narrow run between LUCKY TWENTY and JUSTIFYING which was giving ground.

Sat towards rear, traveled okay, ran on evenly.

Incident Report
Shifted out on jumping and made contact with GOLDENTRONICMIGHTY.

Settled midfield, traveled reasonably well, closed off okay.

Incident Report
No report.

Jumped awkwardly, settled midfield, one pace to the line.

Incident Report
Jumped awkwardly. Shortly after the start shifted in and away from JUSTIFYING and was steadied to avoid ACE EAGLE.

Sat behind midfield, closed off fairly, limited response when asked.

Incident Report
On jumping was bumped by FORERUNNER and as a result shifted out and made contact with ACE EAGLE.

Settled worse than midfield, raced ungenerously in the early and middle stages, closed off fairly.

Incident Report
Approaching the 1000 Metres, when racing ungenerously, got its head up when being steadied to avoid SEA DIAMOND which, after being taken in by ACE EAGLE (Z Purton), then shifted in and away from ACE EAGLE slightly. Z Purton was advised to exercise more care. SPEEDY PATCH then continued to race ungenerously throughout the early and middle stages and near the 550 Metres got its head up when being steadied away from LUCKY TWENTY. Had difficulty obtaining clear running for some distance near the 400 Metres.

Sat on pace, weakened inside 200M, faded.

Incident Report
A veterinary inspection immediately following the race did not show any significant findings.

Settled in front of midfield, raced wide, gave ground quickly in the Straight (See Incident Report).

Incident Report
C Y Ho reported that his mount was disadvantaged by racing wide and without cover for the majority of the event and as a consequence gave ground in the Home Straight. A veterinary inspection immediately following the race did not show any significant findings.

Settled handy, failed to respond when asked.

Incident Report
No report.

Sat midfield, raced very wide, gave ground quickly entering the Straight (See Incident Report).

Incident Report
M Chadwick advised that from a wide barrier he was instructed to take up a forward position but when unable to cross runners to his inside he was obliged to race very wide and without cover for the majority of the event. Trainer D A Hayes confirmed the instructions issued. A veterinary inspection immediately following the race did not show any significant findings.

Sat rear, raced rear, never a danger (See Incident Report).

Incident Report
Y L Chung stated that he was instructed to settle the horse where comfortable. He said in the early stages his mount did not show early speed and as a result settled towards the rear of the field. Trainer A S Cruz confirmed the instructions issued. <22/6/2026 Additional Veterinary Report> The Veterinary Surgeon reported that BEAUTY GLORY had sustained a left front fetlock injury on the morning after racing. Before being allowed to race again, BEAUTY GLORY will be subjected to an official veterinary examination.

Jumped awkwardly, settled towards rear, no impression made.

Incident Report
Jumped awkwardly and lost ground. A veterinary inspection immediately following the race did not show any significant findings.