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Travinator has the class

West Australian Racing
PerthTurfTalkPerthTurfTalk    3,054 posts
edited October 2012 West Australian Racing
Four year old Mosayter gelding, Travinator, steps into the 74+ Corestaff Handicap (1000m) on Saturday after trouncing subsequent midweek winner Geiger Rio, at their last meeting.

Owned by prominent forum member Colin Pearce, Travinator steps up appreciably in class this week but should handle the rise with ease and has been installed at the unbackable odds of $1.35.

His main opposition look to be The Entourage, a 90 rater and Noname City, rated 88. They will have to give the speedy Travinator substantial weight advantage and look to be hard pressed to hold out the up and comer.

Travinator showed he retruned in outstanding fashion, leading and beating Geiger Rio by three lengths in a time substantially quicker than Excelorada, whom also won on the same day.

The gelding looks to be one of Daniel Pearce's stable stars, alongside three year old Keeper Quiet.
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  • TheDivaTheDiva    13,248 posts
    on face value, I thought Travinator would win by more, but then looking at the times, it was very impressive.
    Ran a sub 33 sectional after leading......makes it impossible for the backmarkers to win if you can do that.
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  • octaviusoctavius    2,290 posts
    What price will you get him at this weekend? Taken the allowance to bring him down to 56, if the jockey does his job is a moral...$1.50?
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  • ChrisChris    5,736 posts
    edited October 2012
    There's not much else going any good. RTR might have a few friends.
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  • [DeletedUser][DeletedUser]    0 posts
    If they let it run though a first section of 24 and a tick again course will be winning amazing to think u could get away with that the first 400m of a 1000m SPRINT.
    I put sprint in bold for a reason hint hint lol.
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  • octaviusoctavius    2,290 posts
    Player offering $1.70. I certainly won't flinch taking that price. The only other thing in single digits is Right time which he easily has covered.
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  • loose_gooseloose_goose    2,135 posts

    i remember some horse won 8 straight, came out 1000m with 53.5kg started 1.50 and got rolled, ran 6 of 10, and yes there may have been some excuse if you read the Stewards Report. Even though something looks a certainty, it is not 100% bullet proof.

    The name of that horse, Hay List
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  • plugerpluger    774 posts
    loose_goose said:


    i remember some horse won 8 straight, came out 1000m with 53.5kg started 1.50 and got rolled, ran 6 of 10, and yes there may have been some excuse if you read the Stewards Report. Even though something looks a certainty, it is not 100% bullet proof.

    The name of that horse, Hay List

    a few years ago, one called 'dante's volonte' went to go 8 from 8 in a prep.
    came down to 54.5kg for its 8th run that prep @ $1.50 and failed, never came back to that form..
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  • VorgtrafficVorgtraffic    1,755 posts
    edited November 2012
    It was 1.30 and i think there was more to that story

    A big pity because that was the horse that really got me interested in WA racing
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  • GoddGodd    204 posts
    edited November 2012
    I can see travinator getting beat this week.
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  • DevilwearspradaDevilwearsprada    139 posts
    tripping balls.
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  • loose_gooseloose_goose    2,135 posts
    Has the class alright, how impressive was that
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  • octaviusoctavius    2,290 posts
    Easiest money I have ever made, since the last time it ran, and then the two before then...

    My brothers name is Travis so it is fair to say we have been hitting this horse pretty hard from its debut!
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  • coastalchillcoastalchill    126 posts
    Sorry Godd you must have called in sick today....not only did Travinator win ...he p####ed it in.
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  • loose_gooseloose_goose    2,135 posts
    octavius said:

    Easiest money I have ever made, since the last time it ran, and then the two before then...

    My brothers name is Travis so it is fair to say we have been hitting this horse pretty hard from its debut!

    Great to have a foolproof system/scheme to back winners Occy :)
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  • Piston_BrokePiston_Broke    2,047 posts
    Won like a real top class horse today, cant remember Barakey winning like that, very impressive today
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  • octaviusoctavius    2,290 posts
    It started out that way, but Blind Freddy could see the last few starts this thing was a little bit more special than the class it has been racing in...

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  • JordanJordan    1,827 posts
    56.77 low level flying gee I wish they had taken Barakey on !!
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  • LuckyLongshotsLuckyLongshots    4,270 posts
    Jordan said:

    56.77 low level flying gee I wish they had taken Barakey on !!

    Be mad not to take him on in the Winterbottom now! On that he is a big chance!

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  • RIORIO    14,902 posts
    the way he destroyed them from the start of this race reminded me of a young Werd...straight to the front,put the pace on ..sensational to watch.

    Although this guy does it on the straight as well....Big fan, much more impressive than Barakey IMO, but good to have two horses winning well..
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  • JordanJordan    1,827 posts
    Going for a let up then the summer scorcher apparently
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  • TheFunksterTheFunkster    3,840 posts
    Crazy to not have a crack at the Winterbottom. Getting crucified in the ratings for winning is a nice problem to have. A lot can happen between now and next year's Winterbottom
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  • octaviusoctavius    2,290 posts
    RIO said:

    the way he destroyed them from the start of this race reminded me of a young Werd...straight to the front,put the pace on ..sensational to watch..

    Reminded me of a couple of Dark Targets big wins...
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  • dungydungy    9,278 posts
    The Funkster said:

    Crazy to not have a crack at the Winterbottom. Getting crucified in the ratings for winning is a nice problem to have. A lot can happen between now and next year's Winterbottom

    12 months is a lifetime in racing !!!
    500k Winterbottom in your own backyard is simply to hard to say no to Wilson isnt it ?
    Bloody good problem to have this bloke is a superstar and on what i have seen would eat Barakey no point hiding good horses playing that silly game of beating the handicapper win as much $$$$ why you can i say

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  • loose_gooseloose_goose    2,135 posts
    Agree Dungy, strike while the iron is hot
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  • goosegoose    1,638 posts
    reckon he will have Barakey covered think a bit of rain on the track helped yesterday
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  • thefalconthefalcon    20,505 posts
    12 months a lifetime, dungy? try 12 seconds...a leg tangled in a fence, a snake bite, an unforseen illness, in fact any sort of incident could be career threatening.
    a fresh horse, a 500k race, go for it wilson, you have been around long enough to know the foilbles of racing.
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  • [DeletedUser][DeletedUser]    0 posts
    When today's headache's wear off, there will be a meeting of the minds. :\">
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  • rot8inrot8in    1,881 posts
    hope they head to the winterbottom...but i will still stick with Barakey...all you lot can just hop off,just means I will get a better price...at 1200m barakey has been there and 1.08.85sec is motoring. Travinator was very impressive tho..

    advice to you lot...Jump aboard the Travinator Train
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  • DustyDusty    69 posts
    Mosayter is looking better now isn't he :)
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  • careycarey    6,424 posts

    he is obviously very good, but apart from him, yesterday, the rest of them crossed the line in a bunch, and that's a sure sign of a crapola field.
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