Peter and Paul Snowden are still tossing up what to do with their classy newcomer Pied A Terre, who notched his second big win at Flemington. Paul says Pied A Terre does everything so easily that it makes it difficult to assess how good he might be. One thing looks crystal clear, though - he should certainly measure up to better races.Paul says: 'The Golden Rose in Sydney might be an option but there are plenty of other races. The spring might be too early for him, but we'll see how he goes when
Peter and Paul Snowden are still tossing up what to do with their classy newcomer Pied A Terre, who notched his second big win at Flemington. Paul says Pied A Terre does everything so easily that it makes it difficult to assess how good he might be. One thing looks crystal clear, though - he should certainly measure up to better races.Paul says: 'The Golden Rose in Sydney might be an option but there are plenty of other races. The spring might be too early for him, but we'll see how he goes when he gets home and work it out from there.'
Southern Shimmer's Sawtell Cup win at Coffs Harbour has set him off on a Cups trail. Not the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, though. He's after the $70,000 Coffs Harbour Cup (1600m) then the $60,000 Taree Cup (2000m). Trainer Ross Stitt reckons the Wagga Guineas winner can reach just about as high as his former stars Heavenly Glow, Youthful Jack and Precise Timing. He says: 'Hopefully, the best from him is yet to come...He came back into work this campaign much bigger and stronger...He's filled out in the right places and is starting to get to where I want him.'