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Just turned 3 in his first appearance ($200,000) at the Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Classic (1100m) on December 15th, he has not been seen.

“I think she’s a good filly,” said Connors.

“She is a lovely mare to train.

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“She showed some ability at age 2, but was never strong enough to finish. I thought I could go, kill her easily, and go from there.

“The competition is pretty tough right now, but I think she’s going to improve.”

Chorante should have every chance to shine in the opening race of the 2022/23 season on Sunday, weather permitting.

“She painted a nice alleyway,” said Connors.

“If[the track]gets really bad, I don’t run it.

“If they struggled early on, it would be devastating. We waited a few months to get her in the race, so we can wait another week if there is one. Her first up on the wet track. I do not want to punish the

Even though I’m a maiden who enters on Sunday. Chorante seems like a bargain.

Connors paid Choisir’s daughter $45,000 at the 2021 Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast.

Chorante’s mother, Volante, won three out of 15 starts, but her best performance was runner-up at Canterbury, her second race start behind the winner of the next Caulfield Guineas. .

Joining Chorante on the float from Warwick Farm to Nowra is chestnut mare Shocking Force, who lined up in the Culbra Amateur Fishing Club Class 1 Handicap (1100m).

Shocking Force beat Anamoe in a trial at Warwick Farm two weeks before returning to racing at Kembla Grange on 6 August.

The Connors mare proved to be her downfall as she drew Barrier 1 in the 1100m Benchmark 64.

“Believe it or not at Barrier 1, like the track that day, she didn’t stand a chance,” lamented Connors.

“She missed the start and hasn’t had a chance to get off the fence since. The horse that was racing next to her lay on top of her for the entire race.

“She’s not a big, strong player, but she’s doing well and if I can get her in the right position, she’ll win a few more easy races.”

Shocking Force may have only won one out of 15 races so far, but they managed to make $52,000.

Connors paid just $30,000 for the filly at the 2020 Inglis Yearling Sale at Riverside, within walking distance of Connors’ historic Victory Lodge.

SHAYNE O’CASS TOP SELECTION

best bet

Race 2 No.9: Scholante

There is a future beyond that of Naura Maiden. She can even enter a good race if she proves herself worthy at her job this time around.

next best

Race 7 No.7: SKY ACE

Bare form stands head and shoulders above these others and is trying well for a comeback.

worth

Race 1 No.4: CONVINCIBILITY

The Gwenda Markwell-trained son of Helbent came back a mile to beat a dwindling four lengths in his home debut at Kembla.

quaddie

Race 4: 2,3,6,9

Race 5: 6,8,9,10

Race 6:1

Race 7: 7

jockey to follow

Alysha Collett has some handy rides in Nowra on Sunday. Nothing beats Clarry Conners’ Cholante

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race 1

Convincibility was a Gwenda Markwell-trained son of Hellbent who had tried pretty well before debuting as a very strong maiden at home in Kembla, so her SP was $31. The horse was so far back it had to be Barnborough to win, so it was a magnificent effort to get as close (four lengths) as him. Decimus is a Dandir gelding making his Team Profondo debut. Maybe 1100m is a little short of his best (later), but he has plenty of speed on the dumb side. .

Bets: Persuasion to Win

race 2

Cholante is the daughter of Choisir, who trained with Clary Connors at the $200,000 Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Classic last December. She faded and beat one home, but in all fairness she didn’t really possess the strength and maturity of her rivals. Start a better and better ordeal. Miss Capella has been testing well as well, with her two strong performances in her first campaign. Berlich was beaten by four lengths by Ojai in the first run at Kirkham.

Bet: Chorante wins

race 3

Shocking Force beat Anamoe in a trial at Warwick Farm before his first run at Kembla. As the day progressed, it became clear that she had no chance of winning the Barrier 1 she was given. It was quicksand inside and I couldn’t get off the fence. Expect more from her today. Rosie’s Gift now has her 1 win from 4 starts and a neat little CV of 1/3 of her. That her third was the midweek winner of I Call Junee Home. Powderfinger is a mid-week class drawing Perfect Her Gates (three) with Alysha Collett on board. Easy to like.

Bet: Shocking Force Each Way

race 4

Deni Gal was an emergency on Saturday’s TAB Highway, but missed the cut, making it a very easy race instead. The mare, trained by Terry Robinson by Denman, is a very, very close genetic relative of Might and Power and has been outstanding throughout this campaign, winning at least 5 on the Highway at Rose Hill a month ago. Fiorente gelding Renta Rock was one of the few horses to make ground first on the disastrous lopsided track of the Sapphire Coast. The flower press could be back in better shape.

Bet: Deni Gal wins

race 5

Hot Dancing also participated in the Mile Race at Scone on Tuesday. This is an easier race and at this stage she can’t say that 1 mile suits her better than her 1400m, but she said she needed time and ground to hunt it down. Needless to say. Rubik Island has her 1 win and her 4th place in her 10 races. She’s her one of the horses never far away and logically Chris at the last start at Kembla against her one at Waller decent she’s 4 minutes suggests that from 1 she could peak at number 4. Mandalong Cash ran on the very deep Class 1 final start.

Bet: Win Hot Dancing or Win Scratch Rubik’s Island

race 6

Layla Of Monaco is a Galileo mare by Consul of Monaco, trained by Jason Coyle. In short, she needs to run 2 miles in her pedigree. But the important thing about it is that in 16 starts she won only 1 mile, beating Yggdrasil and Denili Quinn on the day. His American son Prez, who was trained in Canberra, has only two of his 26 wins, but that’s twice as many as Leila’s in Monaco, and even better, this horse is on Nowra. Contending for his 1 second with his 2 wins in the .

Bets: Layla of Monaco wins, quinella 1,5

race 7

Sky Ace, a Brad Widup-trained gelding, ranks fourth in nine appearances, but all things being equal, a gelding owned and bred by John Cordina should win is. Barrier 2, JVO, Great Trial, Right Journey – there is no box he doesn’t check. Trained by Gwenda Markwell, her Fallisons Crossing is an unknown in the race as the first starter. This Rubik’s son beat her by about three lengths in the trials at Kembla and she finished sixth, but like all Markwell’s debutantes, it justifies a very good look at her. was enough for

Bets: Win Sky Ace, Win Fallisons Crossing, Win 11 with Exacta 7