Winning form continues for Ramasis
Ramasis made it two wins from the past three starts after victory in the Fleurieu Milk Company Handicap (1400m) at Morphettville Parks on Saturday.
The promising three-year-old showed a lot of fight down the straight to fend off Scandalise and Thermodynamic in the run to the winning post.
Trainer Travis Doudle said he like what he saw from Ramasis but will not be rushing into any interstate plans and could eye a run during the Sportsbet Adelaide Racing Carnival.
Earlier in the day, Doudle saddled up two runners in the M&J Chickens Handicap (1300m) and it was Oak Park Maddison which finished strongly under the guidance of jockey Caitlin Tootell to win impressively, holding out the early leader Kalmana and Light the Night.
Sicilian Princess broke through for its first win in 10 starts with victory in the Sportsbet Same Race Multi Maiden Plate (1400m). The Richard and Chantelle Jolly-trained runner led by jockey Taylor Johnstone, raced home to hold off Jumbo Jet and Innominate.
Ramasis storms home to win at Morphettville Park on Saturday. Picture: Atkins Photography
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The Jolly stable then went back-to-back with Autumn Frost running strong to claim a two-length victory in the Adelaide Galvanising Industries Handicap (1300m) with jockey Caitlin Jones on board.
A winning treble was completed for the Jolly stable when All Too Mysti came from barrier 12 to claim the Sportsbet Get On Extra Handicap (1400m).
Recent consistent runs were finally rewarded for Bristler, who claimed the Sportsbet Jockey Watch Handicap (1000m), leading early and lifted late to sneak home to defeat Mintulee and Nextonixs, giving Johnstone a winning double.
Johnstone made it a treble for the day when she guided home the Andrew Gluyas-trained runner Burning Bright in The Craig Fitzy’s 60 Fireball Classic Handicap (2275m).
Never Ordinary looked impressive in the opener, the two-year-old leading from start to finish to win the Hahn Handicap (1000m) for trainer Byron Cozamanis and jockey Rochelle Milnes.
Murray Bridge trainer Judy Streets claimed top honours when Headphones showed courage to win the Sportsbet Black Book Handicap (1550m), while apprentice jockey Brooke King saluted in the final event, the Dominant Clean Sweep Handicap (1250m) on the Dean Saxon-trained Cork Harbour in a thrilling ride along the rail.
