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08-22-2007, 04:41 AM
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Remember How i told you about Liger out of Tiger Belle ?
For those Like me that have very short memories
 .Now where did i put that money stash ? Tiger Belle is Apache Cat's Sister,Her First foal was Liger (who won during last years carni ) Well her second foal is trailing on monday at Cranbourne  & Goes by the name of Tiger Master if all goes well im expecting another chip off the block so have that money stash ready  
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08-22-2007, 08:04 PM
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08-22-2007, 11:16 PM
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Eurell Considers Kelt Stakes For Apache Cat
Story By Chris Scholtz Thursday, 23 August 2007: A New Zealand option has opened up for Melbourne weight-for-age star Apache Cat following his unbeaten start to his spring campaign. Trainer Greg Eurell is considering paying the late entry fee to place Apache Cat in New Zealand's richest race, the $NZ2 million Kelt Stakes (2040m) at Hastings on October 6. "We are certainly putting it in the mix," Eurell said after assessing program options following Apache Cat's victory over Marasco in last Saturday's Liston Stakes at Caulfield. Late entries for the Kelt Stakes close next Wednesday at a fee of $NZ15,000 but there is a later deadline on September 24 at a cost of $NZ45,000. Eurell said Apache Cat will have his next start over 1600m in the $500,00 Makybe Diva (Craiglee) Stakes at Flemington on September 8 when his spring path will become much clearer. Apache Cat has failed in his only two starts beyond 1600m but has the $350,000 Underwood Stakes (1800m) at Caulfield on September 22 and the $500,000 Turnbull Stakes (2000m) at Flemington on October 6 as other possibilities after the Makybe Diva. Eurell also has to consider the Randwick mile double of $400,000 George Main Stakes and $600,000 Epsom Handicap on September 29 and October 6 as another alternative for Apache Cat. Apache Cat failed in the Turnbull Stakes and W.S. Cox Plate when tried beyond 1600m last spring. He has since won five of his seven starts this year over distances from 1200m to 1600m.
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08-28-2007, 08:36 PM
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09-03-2007, 04:15 AM
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09-03-2007, 11:55 AM
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YEA!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting it! MAKYBE DIVA STAKES 1600 M Of $502000 Of $500000 and $2000 trophy. 1st $300000 and trophy of $2000, 2nd $90000, 3rd $45000, 4th $22500, 5th $12500, 6th $10000, 7th $10000, 8th $10000. Starter Subsidy: $170 for non-prize earning runners. Standard Weight for Age. (GROUP 2). No allowances for apprentices. No Horse Trainer Rating 1 ANNENKOV (IRE) Peter G Moody 2 APACHE CAT Greg Eurell 3 BLESSED (NZ) Peter G Moody 4 BLUE MONDAY (GB) David Hayes 5 COMPLETION (NZ) Graeme Rogerson (75) 6 DOURO VALLEY Danny O'Brien (102) 7 EFFICIENT (NZ) Graeme Rogerson (114) 8 GALLIC (NZ) Graeme Rogerson (114) 9 HIDDEN STRINGS Peter G Moody 10 LEICA FALCON Richard Freyer (107) 11 MALDIVIAN (NZ) Mark Kavanagh (103) 12 MARASCO Fred Kersley 13 TAWQEET (USA) David Hayes 14 ZIPPING Graeme Rogerson (114)
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09-06-2007, 01:46 AM
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Foxsports....
Plate option for Cat By Michael Manley September 06, 2007 A COX Plate mission for underrated galloper Apache Cat could still be a possibility if he wins Saturday's Makybe Diva Stakes (1600m) at Flemington. His trainer Greg Eurell said he may revise a campaign which concentrates on shorter races leading up to the Emirates Stakes (1600m) on the final day of the Victoria Racing Club Spring Carnival. "If he won convincingly I suppose we would give the Cox Plate serious consideration. One thing is for sure, we are paying up for that race next week when the next entries are taken just in case," Eurell said. He said he would also monitor how many horses were being set for next month's Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley. Betstar has Apache Cat on the sixth line of betting at $21 for the Cox Plate. Apache Cat has returned in devastating fashion this campaign , winning the weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes and Liston Stakes easily at his two starts. Eurell said Apache Cat had missed one crucial track gallop because of the equine influenza lockdown but had not lost much fitness. The trainer yesterday scoffed at suggestions Apache Cat was better suited at distances shorter than 1600m. "He's won a Cadbury Guineas and a Blamey Stakes over 1600m. He also carried top-weight in last year's Doncaster and finished a close-up fifth after not having much luck," Eurell said. Meanwhile, Thoroughbred Breeders Victorian chairman Mike Becker said the blood test from the stallions at the Eastern Creek and Spotswood quarantine centres had returned negative to equine influenza. Becker said seven stallions had EI at Eastern Creek but were now cleared.
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