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November Workouts

Week One Workouts	Messenger Cup	Imitation Black, Brave Angel, Dazzling Dame
	GALLOP TO THE GALLOWS STAKES*	Gamble on Peace
Week Two Workouts	November Turf Stakes	Silver Birch
	November Dirt Stakes

[/i][/td][td]Gold Storm, Native Gold, Limited Bluez[/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][td]November Maiden Turf[/td][td]Wannado Voodoo[/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][td]November Maiden Dirt[/td][td]Azreal, Candid Silver, Cold Mountain[/td][/tr][tr][/tr][tr][td][/td][td]Oscarianna Stakes[/td][td]Gamble on Peace, Golden Grove, Prince Arthur[/td][/tr][/table]
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Imitation Black and Aaron Smith
Brave Angel and Reena Gardens
Dazzling Dame and Sam Morgan

Workout for Messenger Cup

New month and more workouts to do, we are planning the horses carefully as we got our entries ready for the breeder's cup. Before that, the first workout was the messenger cup. The first horse coming on the track was the big black stallion who we bought this year, this stallion was still new and we are taking a little of a risk on entering him. But he looked fit enough, and the stable was good with risks. Checking his tack and he was given the go ahead and he began to canter on the track, Aaron was riding him since he was light handed on new horses and great with given them confidence. The second horse that came onto the track was our sweet dapple grey mare Brave Angel she was coming along great for us since we bought her and running more and more of the races. She was showing some fighting spirit and pushing for the lead more and more, showing some determination which was needed for races these days. After being check, Reena cantered her a little on the track. Lastly our last entry was our two year old filly Dazzling Dame, her full brother was doing well and we expect the same from this girl. Her temperament in the gate is always the problem, this would be her final race until the breeder's cup. Once a plan was thought of for her, she was taken to the track as well.

The gates were ready for the horses to be in, and as always Angel entered them without a problem. Dame was causing a little problem and so was Imitation. Sam gave her a tap to get her behave which was a risky move, but Dame responded and entered the gates after without any fuss and waited. Imitation was holding them mostly as he was rearing refusing to go in, a hood was placed over his head and he calmly loaded in. They were all settled and as the gate open, Aaron quickly took the hood off and all horses broke cleanly. Straight away Dame and Angel were in the lead, while Imitation was holding back the rear. The turf grass was kicked heavily behind them. Slowly Imitation settled into a steady rhythm and Aaron pushed him a little, he responded and quickly moved up. The front runners were in their medium stride and watching another horse, as their would in a race. Side by side the girls ran for the most of the race.

The final turning was coming and Angel responded as she was told to break. Her legs stretched out and she galloped taking the lead from dame just by a neck though. Dame responded when she was told to and leading by the nose she took from Angel. Imintain was just behind them and was battling for the lead, but as Dame crossed the line it wasn't enough to take the lead from the fast runners Angel and Dame. Angel crossed just head behind from Dame, which was great for this mare. Dame was strong and if she improved in the gates on the day she would do great. Roll on race day.

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Words >>> 535
Surface >>> Turf
Distance >>> 12ft
Status >>> Closed

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Gamble on Peace and Aaron Smith

Workout for GALLOP TO THE GALLOWS STAKES*

The chestnut colt was on the track warming up. The race was for just two years old and after placing seventh in the rainbow stakes was showing how competitive the track was. The colt was against another chestnut horse, this was a filly and she was running well in her season. Also there are other good horses in the field as well. The gates were all ready and the colt was loaded in and waited patiently for the doors to spring open, Gambler focus on the track and he didn't put much combination like he did the last time, which was the reason he had a poor run.

As the gates sprang open the colt leap forward and quickly gotten in a better rhythm than last time. His stride was less bumpy as he galloped around the track treating the workout just like a proper race. The runner's on the track is going to challenge, and pushing the colt a little more and increasing the speed. Gambler always wanted to please his jockey and responded well, stretching his limbs more than last time. A invisible horse was pictured in the colt eyes and Aaron's as well, and using the turn he moved Gambler towards the outside and pushed him more to fight and break. Gambler felt the time to go and stretched more and now the invisible horse was behind him now and in the lead.

Not showing any signs of slowing down, the colt kept on running further and further. Aaron kept this speed for a little while longer before pulling him up slowly wanting to save his energy for the race itself. The colt was growing well, and these challenging races was going very well indeed, patting his neck, he trotted him for five minutes to cool off and took him back to the yard, hoping it was enough for race, all was needed was a little luck.

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Words >>> Not sure {it bad due to lack of time and muse for posties)
Surface >>> Dirt
Distance >>> 8f
Status >>> Closed