This 2yo Listed event over 1200m did not draw a very strong field and saw a minor upset winner in Ima Roca Bee, a maiden before today, that came from last and surged through near the home turn then led at the 100m. The filly clocked 1:16.89 to win on a Heavy11 track to score her first Blacktype race that was also her first win though she had run second at Listed level in the lead up to today so she was in form. The winners and where they came from today turning for home were eighth (eight-off the inside and five lengths from the leader), second (one-off the inside and a length from the leader), led (eight-off the inside and half a length in front), seventh (twelve-off the inside and three and a half lengths from the leader), fourth (twelve-off the inside and two lengths from the leader), third (fourteen-off the inside and two lengths from the leader), fourth (fourteen-off the inside and two lengths from the leader) and third (ten-off the inside and length and a half from the leader). Ima Roca Bee was having just her fourth outing and prior to today had run second at Listed level beaten just a neck at $34. She won today at $12 by a length and a quarter and clearly relished the wet ground plus was ridden by the apprentice rider in Erin Leighton. Second home was Yeaboi that was unbeaten in two trials and had won his first start by a short head on Heavy footing. He started second favourite and ran fifth surrounded before coming up wider and leading turning for home only to be headed at the 100m and beaten comfortably. The gelding was ridden by the apprentice Hazel Schofer. Third home was Flash Mary beaten just over three lengths after racing outside the leader and being third at the 250m. Fourth home was Bellacontte that after a slow start booted through to trail on the inner and then got angled wide near the home turn. The filly was sixth turning for home but boxed on to be fourth at the 200m and was beaten just over seven lengths. Fifth home was the favorite Catsacharmer that raced in front on the inner and once headed turning for home offered nothing then stopped badly to be beaten almost ten and a half lengths. The last three runners home got beaten over fifteen lengths and up to eighteen and a half lengths. This was not a very strong field and the testing Heavy ground embellished many and proved way too deep for others too, so this looks a wet weather result only.