Friday, 12 September 2025 GLOUCESTER PARK Race Results
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Narrogin trainer Jeremy Thornton has no regrets that he outlaid $1000 16 months ago to purchase Majic Bay, who has proved a wonderful bargain.
Superior race fitness should be the key factor in millionaire star pacer Magnificent Storm’s bid to win the $35,000 Howard Porter Memorial over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night, according to the eight-year-old’s driver Aiden De Campo.
Speedy mare Water Lou has managed only four placings and is yet to win from eight starts this season, a far cry from her record of 21 victories as a two and three-year-old.
Superior race fitness should be the key factor in millionaire star pacer Magnificent Storm’s bid to win the $35,000 Howard Porter Memorial over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night, according to the eight-year-old’s driver Aiden De Campo.
Champion colt Ideal Beach has ruled as a warm favourite for the $150,000 Golden Slipper on September 26 for many weeks, but his admirers and punters will take a keen interest in the New Menus In Steelos Slipper Prelude on Friday night when talented New Zealand-bred youngsters Im Stealthy and D Mac will appear at Gloucester Park for the first time.
The inside draw gives in-form gelding Keayang Tokyo his chance to beat a strong field including multiple Group 1 winner Catch A Wave in Saturday night’s Caduceus Classic at Melton.
Evergreen nine-year-old pacer Cordero was in the doldrums a fortnight ago when he had a losing sequence of 25, including one second and three third placings.
York trainer Maryann White only occasionally “heads down the hill to the city” to run one of her pacers. But the trip to Gloucester Park on Friday night paid handsome dividends when her inexperienced youngster Always Changin caused a major upset when he won the $21,000 Allwood Stud Sires Double Westbred Pace for three-year-olds at amazing tote odds of $229.30.
Lion Queen, who returned to her best form last Friday night with a last-to-first victory, has drawn the coveted No. 1 barrier and looks hard to beat in the $100,000 Celebrating Owner Julie Cooper Westbred Pace for four-year-old mares at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
