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Rawiller continues strong association with Exalted Fire

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Exalted Fire can continue his ultra consistent form since joining the Michael Hickmott stable on the Parks at Morphettville on Saturday.

South Australian trainer Michael Hickmott recorded four wins at Murray Bridge on Wednesday.
South Australian trainer Michael Hickmott recorded four wins at Murray Bridge on Wednesday. Picture: Darryl Sherer

The five-year-old has finished out of the placings just three times from 13 starts since joining the Murray Bridge horseman, a $28,600 purchase from the dispersal sale of the late Ken Smith and wife Helen last August, Exalted Fire has proven an astute buy having banked connections $114,685 over the past year.

Exalted Fire was a gutsy Gawler winner last time out and will again be ridden by Campbell Rawiller who returns to Adelaide to continue their strong partnership.

Rawiller enjoyed a successful end to the season having mixed flat riding with success over the jumps back home in Victoria, and boasts two wins, two seconds and a third from five rides aboard the galloper.

"We've really clicked,'' Rawiller said.

"The team have done a great job with the horse, and I've been lucky enough to get on him at the right time.

"I think he's a live chance again on Saturday. I think a better track this time around he can improve three lengths on last start,'' he said.

Rawiller also partners the Ryan Balfour-trained Deevine at Morphettville before returning to Victoria on Sunday for six rides at Casterton.

"It's going to be a busy weekend and a lot of time in the car,'' Rawiller said.

"I've really enjoyed mixing riding over the jumps and coming to Adelaide, hopefully I can get a bit more success this weekend,'' he said.


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