Racing NSW Stewards have today received the following reports regarding runners from last Saturday's ATC meeting at Warwick Farm:
Race 3- Grenada Road:
Trainer Mr. Peter Moody reported that Grenada Road had, upon veterinary examination pulled up showing signs of mild heat stress and he will monitor her progress this week before deciding on the mare's immediate racing program.
Race 5- Dayita
Trainer Mr. Peter Moody reported that a veterinary examination of Dayita had shown no abnormalities and the only explanation he could offer was that Dayita may not have been advantaged racing for the first time in the clockwise direction.
Race 6- St Beune
The Gai Waterhouse stable reported that a veterinary examination of St. Beune had not revealed any abnormalities, however in light of the disappointing performance, the gelding will be spelled.
Race 8- Hidden Gem and Skateboard
Trainer Mr David Vandyke reported that, following an x-ray examination on Hidden Gem which pulled up lame in the near foreleg, the gelding was found to have fractured a splint bone, necessitating a lengthy spell.
Trainer Mr. Guy Walter reported that Skateboard, which dislodged its rider, apprentice Ben Vassallo shortly after the start, had pulled up well apart from some slight soreness in the off side knee. Mr. Walter indicated it would be his intention to trial Skateboard at Warwick Farm next Tuesday, 17th January. Apprentice Vassallo sustained a fractured left ankle from the incident and will be interviewed this Saturday at Rosehill Gardens.
