S.A. Pony Trots

RESULTS

GLOBE DERBY PARK - 13 NOVEMBER 2010

Proudly Sponsored by Sandercock Family

Season Sponsors Harness Racing SA, SA Harness Racing Club and John Rothe Video

 

Tonight's pony racing was in memory of Shane Sandercock who tragically lost his life (1997-2002).  We thank Trevor, Andria and Jason for presenting the medals and an envelope to the placegetters.


 

RACE 1 –SHANE SANDERCOCK MEMORIAL SHETLAND TROT

 

 

 

 

1st

Chickabarquar

Emma Johnson

2nd

Eddy’s A Fake

Jodie Billinger

3rd

Pee Wee 50

Lachlan Ramsay

4th

Swamp Fire

Nicholas Brown

5th

Ben Ten

Jason Kittel

6th

Razzle Dazzle

Jacinta Gilbert

7th

PJ

Bryce Gilbert
After an afternoon of showers the decision was made to continue with the race meeting and luckily as the weather fined up and it was a nice mild night.

Each pony stepped away well and were all trotting along nicely.  Turning for home Chickabarquar was in front with Eddy's A Fake pulling wide around PJ and Pee Wee 50.  Swamp Fire and Ben Ten were close behind.  Half way down the straight Eddy's A Fake was coming quickly as Chickabarquar was reluctant to go to the line but the line came up soon enough and Chickabarquar won by a length for a very happy Emma Johnson with Eddy's A Fake second and close up was Pee Wee 50 for Lachlan Ramsay having his first race drive.  Fourth placing was almost a deadheat with Swamp Fire beating Ben Ten by a whisker. 



Andria Sandercock presenting Emma Johnson and Chickabarquar with their medal

 

RACE 2 – SHANE SANDERCOCK MEMORIAL TROT

 

 

 

 

1st

Mr Mischief

Bailey Hoare

2nd

Summer Surprise

Cheyenne Moritz

3rd

Westbury Bogart

Shannon Platts

4th

Mr Murphy

Corey Johnson

5th

Little Kizz

Christie Gilbert

6th

Ooh La Laar

Emma Johnson

Scr

Chilli Knights

Chantelle Rendall

Scr

Cowboy Road

Jodie Billinger

Scr

Magpie Mary

Kaycee Carey
Little Kizz stepped away quickly from the front mark.  At the 400m mark Westbury Bogart took the lead from Little Kizz with Summer Surprise making a run around the outside.

Turning for home Westbury Bogart was in the lead, Summer Surprise on his outside and Mr Mischief coming wide around the corner.  Mr Mischief dashed to the lead giving young Bailey Hoare back to back wins.  Summer Surprise just grabbed Westbury Bogart in the shadows of the post to finish second.



Trevor Sandercock presenting the medal to Bailey Hoare and Mr Mischief

 

RACE 3 –SHANE SANDERCOCK MEMORIAL SHETLAND TROT

 

 

 

 

1st

Midnight Star

Sharni Newman

2nd

Our Sir Patchalot

Jodie Billinger

3rd

Lets Tango

Corey Johnson

4th

Crackerjack

Kaycee Carey

5th

Wandarra Tess

Jacinta Gilbert

6th

Harley Davidson

Shannon Platts
The driver of Midnight Star, Sharni Newman was determined to get her first win in over 12 months so with hard driving was catching the front marker Our Sir Patchalot.  Midnight Star in an out of character mood gave Sharni a little pig-route.  After getting going again Midnight Star used the sprint lane to go past Our Sir Patchalot and it looked like her night as the commentator declared her she pulled up with 10 metres to go and veered up the track in front of Our Sir Patchalot who had to restrain and Crackerjack on the outside and Lets Tango on the inside.  A blanket could have been thrown over the four ponies as they crossed the line.

As Crackerjack had galloped over the concluding stages of the event and made ground he was relegated to 4th position.  The final placings were Midnight Star first, Our Sir Patchalot second and Lets Tango third.



Jason Sandercock after presenting Sharni Newman and Midnight Star their medal

 

RACE 4 –SHANE SANDERCOCK MEMORIAL TROT

 

 

 

 

1st

Aussie

Jason Kittel

2nd

Aadelaidee Lady

Madison Smith

3rd

Lapanacaton

Nicholas Brown

4th

Little Paleface

Emma Johnson

5th

Way To Go

Kathryn Lehmann

6th

Petti Cheval

Jennifer Lehmann

7th

Wynkie Sweet Fairytales

Chantelle Rendall

8th

Born To Be Wild

Cameron Jacques
Born To Be Wild started off the front mark but was very slow to begin this week as he was overtaken after 100m.  Entering the 600m mark it was a bunched field as Aussie went to the front for Jason Kittel with the field hot on his tail.  At the back gate Lapanacaton went inside Aussie and took over the lead for the next 100m with the two youngsters Nicholas Brown and Jason Kittel going neck and neck with Aadelaidee Lady about to swoop.

At the 200m mark Jason said 'go' on Aussie and she kicked away to win with Aadelaidee Lady finishing second and Lapanacaton third.

It was a momentous occasion with Aussie winning this race as this was the pony that Jason's mum Melanie use to drive in pony races.  Great effort Aussie.


Andria Sandercock presenting medal to Jason Kittel and Aussie