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Post race reports from recent meetings from February 5-12.

WARWICK FARM – February 10

RACE 1: Stable representative G McRae reported that Credible Witness had pulled up well and the results of a veterinary examination, including an ECG and scope, were normal.

CANTERBURY – February 12

RACE 2: Damedge – trainer Chris Waller was advised the mare must trial and he must produce a veterinary clearance before its next start.

RACE 6: Trainer Matt Dale reported this morning that Northern Fury had pulled up well and may not have been suited by the tight Canterbury circuit.

RACE 7: Woman In Love – stable representative S Alexiou was asked to provide a veterinary clearance for the mare, which was lame in the off fore leg.

MORNINGTON February 5

Race 3: Hollywoodroosevelt - trainer Cameron Templeton has advised that the gelding pulled up well and will continue on.

Race 5: Dora’s Ready - co-trainer Mathew Ellerton has advised that the filly has pulled up fine and will be continuing on.

CAULFIELD February 6

Race 1: Commanding Time - trainer Brendan McCarthy advised pulled up satisfactory and will be continuing on with the preparation, however believes the horse did not appreciate the firm track.

Race 3: One Inch Punch - the stable of trainer Danny O’Brien have advised the gelding pulled up satisfactorily and will be continuing on with its preparation.

Race 4: Simply Invincible - co-trainer Peter Morgan advised the colt pulled up satisfactorily and will be continuing on with the preparation.

Race 6: Berisha - trainer Peter Morgan advised the gelding pulled up satisfactorily and will be continuing on with its preparation.

Race 7: Well Sprung - Co-Trainer Lyn Tolson advised that the colt pulled up satisfactory and will be continuing on.

SALE February 7

Race 7: Fine Approach - trainer Ryan Balfour advised that the mare appears to be heavily in season which may have affected her performance.

TATURA February 8

Race 6: So Hasty - the stable of trainer Darren Weir have advised that the mare has pulled up satisfactorily but will be departing their stables.