Safework has proven too strong in the BM 85 (1200m) at Eagle Farm today, recording his fourth, and thoroughly deserved win.The honest 5yo gelding had been hot the heels of the place-getters in recent starts with little luck, was given the perfect steer from in-form hoop Martin Healy and the pair crossed the line with a length to spare over their closest rival.With little room on the outside, Healy took the inside option at the 150m and Safework was full of running - quickly getting the better for Entriprise Pomme before going away over the concluding stages to record a sold win.(Images courtesy of Darren Willingham Photography - https://www.facebook.com/darren.winningham)&nbsp;

Scott Morrisey Racing

Stable favourite, Safework, scores deserved win.

Safework has proven too strong in the BM 85 (1200m) at Eagle Farm today, recording his fourth, and thoroughly deserved win.
The honest 5yo gelding had been hot the heels of the place-getters in recent starts with little luck, was given the perfect steer from in-form hoop Martin Healy and the pair crossed the line with a length to spare over their closest rival.
<img class="alignleft" src="https://images.mistable.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/161/2023/07/19041112/safework2-300x189.jpg" height="219" /> Settle in the second half of the field, Safework trekked up behind the leading group full of running at the top of the straight and found himself on the back of Enterprise Pomme who was contesting the lead as the field entered the final furlong.
With little room on the outside, Healy took the inside option at the 150m and Safework was full of running &ndash; quickly getting the better for Entriprise Pomme before going away over the concluding stages to record a sold win.
(Images courtesy of Darren Willingham Photography &ndash; https://www.facebook.com/darren.winningham)

Having finished last preparation with a Maiden Victory, it makes it three wins on the bounce for the son 4yo son of I Am Invincible.'He's done a great job since he's been back,' Trainer Scott Morrisey confirmed.'He's settled in really well to the new stables, and only a very small percentage of runners, win their Maiden and back that up with another win straight after, so to put three together on the trot, is fantastic.''We'll keep working through his grades, he obviously enjoys the Poly surface have won twice and placed the other from three trips around the circuit, so will stick close to home with him for now.I Am Azzuro to date, has won three of his seven starts and banked over $50,000.00 in stakes earnings.

I Am Azzurro returns with a winning double

I Am Azzuro has returned from racing with a winning double, claiming the Class 1 Plate (1050m) on the 18th&nbsp;March at the Gold Coast Poly Track, before returning to the same venue and a fortnight later, the Class 2 Handicap (1200m).
Having finished last preparation with a Maiden Victory, it makes it three wins on the bounce for the son 4yo son of I Am Invincible.
&ldquo;He&rsquo;s done a great job since he&rsquo;s been back,&rdquo; Trainer Scott Morrisey confirmed.
&ldquo;He&rsquo;s settled in really well to the new stables, and only a very small percentage of runners, win their Maiden and back that up with another win straight after, so to put three together on the trot, is fantastic.&rdquo;
&ldquo;We&rsquo;ll keep working through his grades, he obviously enjoys the Poly surface have won twice and placed the other from three trips around the circuit, so will stick close to home with him for now.
I Am Azzuro to date, has won three of his seven starts and banked over $50,000.00 in stakes earnings.

Campai and Go Darcy both saluted at Aquis Park today, winning the first and second race on the card respectively.Campai was lining up in the Sky Racing Class 1 over the 900 scamper.Jumping away well, Campai used her inside draw to full advantage, keeping the inside running and lead as the field quickly made it's way to the home turn.Kept together rounding the bend by Georgina Cartwright, Campai was given her head soon after straightening and quickly established a break on the field that should held through to the line.It was the daughter of Sprit Of Boom second win from eleven starts and took her prizemoney to a fraction shy of $55K.It was a much longer journey for Go Darcy who contested the 1700m Class 4 event.Working in the initial stages to find the lead, Go Darcy was given a breather in front as the field worked through the middle stages of the race, but approaching the home turn, was being pressured by two runners forcing the pace.In the run from home, the big grey son of Reliable Man would've been excused, given the run, of weakening out of contention, however, he dig in, fought of all challenges and recorded a brave win.

Team celebrate with a winning double on home-track

Only one thing better than having a winner on your home track, and that&rsquo;s having two!
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Campai and Go Darcy both saluted at Aquis Park today, winning the first and second race on the card respectively.
Campai was lining up in the Sky Racing Class 1 over the 900 scamper.
Jumping away well, Campai used her inside draw to full advantage, keeping the inside running and lead as the field quickly made it&rsquo;s way to the home turn.
Kept together rounding the bend by Georgina Cartwright, Campai was given her head soon after straightening and quickly established a break on the field that should held through to the line.
It was the daughter of Sprit Of Boom second win from eleven starts and took her prizemoney to a fraction shy of $55K.
It was a much longer journey for Go Darcy who contested the 1700m Class 4 event.
Working in the initial stages to find the lead, Go Darcy was given a breather in front as the field worked through the middle stages of the race, but approaching the home turn, was being pressured by two runners forcing the pace.
In the run from home, the big grey son of Reliable Man would&rsquo;ve been excused, given the run, of weakening out of contention, however, he dig in, fought of all challenges and recorded a brave win.

Blacklog has made it two wins from his last three starts, with a tough win at Eagle Farm today in the Benchmark 80 (1820m).The victory continues a remarkable run of form for the 7yo Tavistock gelding where, from his last eleven starts, he has only missed a place once!Jumping straight into the box seat from the jump, Blacklog travelled well, third on the fence, behind leader and race favourite, So Dapper.Turning from home, So Dapper travelled well and had over a length's advantage on Blacklog who was sticking hard to the fence whilst So Dapper was running a few horses off it.Blacklog had grounded the margin down to a neck as the he and So Dapper raced inside of the last 100m but a driving ride by Jockey Wendy Peel, and a fit and in form Blacklog, won the tussle to the line, and scored by a half a head on the line.Congratulations to all owners who enjoying the rich vein of form Blacklog has been producing, this year.&nbsp;

Blacklog scores again at Eagle Farm

Blacklog has made it two wins from his last three starts, with a tough win at Eagle Farm today in the Benchmark 80 (1820m).
The victory continues a remarkable run of form for the 7yo Tavistock gelding where, from his last eleven starts, he has only missed a place once!
Jumping straight into the box seat from the jump, Blacklog travelled well, third on the fence, behind leader and race favourite, So Dapper.
Turning from home, So Dapper travelled well and had over a length&rsquo;s advantage on Blacklog who was sticking hard to the fence whilst So Dapper was running a few horses off it.
Blacklog had grounded the margin down to a neck as the he and So Dapper raced inside of the last 100m but a driving ride by Jockey Wendy Peel, and a fit and in form Blacklog, won the tussle to the line, and scored by a half a head on the line.
Congratulations to all owners who enjoying the rich vein of form Blacklog has been producing, this year.

Perilous Love has made herself known to the public by bolting in to win race 4 at Doomben today. The daughter of Love Conquers All was beautifully ridden by James Orman.The filly sat midfield in the run, made her move before the corner and the rest is history.Congratulations to all connections on a great win!

Perilous Love bolts in!

Flo Jo Snip has proven she has great versatility by winning race 7 at the Gold Coast Turf Club over 1400m. Known as a speed machine over shorter distances, Flo Jo had her first run over 1400m and she didn't disappoint. Beautifully rated in front by Shannon Doyle, Flo Jo just proved too tough in the straight.Congratulations to the owners on a great win!

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