The seventh of ten races on Saturday’s card is reserved for fillies at the non-winners of two level.
With only six declared, this contest is compact but intriguing, as several runners are still searching for consistency while others hint at forward strides.
The Quick Galloper’s take is shared below in draw order.
1 – ONE IANZHA LINKS
Bay filly (March 23) by Casual Trick out of Nippit
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Reyan Lewis
Equipment Change – Figure 8 off
Her maiden victory came over 7 ½ furlongs on March 7, but since then she has failed to make an impression in three subsequent non-two attempts. One Ianzha Links must rediscover that spark and show marked improvement if she is to feature prominently here.
2 – MIDNIGHT TRAVELLER
Chestnut filly (February 13) by Aveenu Malcainu out of Esperanza
Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Shaheem Gordon
A filly who has promised much but delivered little. Midnight Traveller has been a major disappointment, and while her presence ensures she will earn, her prospects of winning remain slim.
3 – IMAGINENARIUM
Bay filly (May 27) by Savoy Stomp out of Love The Beach
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Not declared as yet
Persistence finally paid off when she broke her maiden after nine starts. Now stepping into non-two company, Imaginearium faces a new challenge. Given the calibre of opposition, she cannot be dismissed and may well prove competitive if she continues her upward trend.
4 – KAMIAK
Bay filly (April 15) by Sunshine N Shadow out of Another Affair
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Romane Gordon
Equipment – Visor, tongue tie, figure 8, and first time Lasix
Still a maiden, Kamiak makes her debut at this level. This outing is best viewed as an educational experience rather than a winning opportunity.
5 – MY LADY GOLD
Bay filly (April 15) by Sunshine N Shadow out of Curlin’s Barracuda Trainer – Gary Griffiths
Jockey – Jaheim Anderson
Since shedding the maiden tag on June 6, she has contested two non-two races, finishing fourth and eighth. My Lady Gold needs to find further improvement to mount a serious challenge, though her prior effort suggests she is capable of better.
6 – VICTORIOUS LINKS
Bay filly (May 8) by Western Warrior out of Victory Turn
Trainer – Lawrence Freemantle
Jockey – Tevin Foster
Equipment Change – Visor off
Her latest run produced a fourth-place finish, signalling a return to form. Victorious Links possesses natural speed and is likely to set the tempo. With encouraging work reports, she appears well poised to secure her second career success and could prove the one to catch.
