Winning Horse: Unanimous (AUS)

4yoG Deep Field (Aus) - Without Exception (Aus)(Flying Spur (Aus))

14 starts - 3 wins 2 seconds 3 thirds 3 fourths $181750

Other Wins

1st Warrnambool Goodbye Albany (Bm64) 1400m (2021)

1st Sandown-Hillside Ladbrokes Back Yourself Mdn 1000m (2020) (Debut Run)

Other Placings

2nd Moonee Valley Mirasan Hand Sanitiser (Bm84) 1500m (2022)

2nd Flemington Victorian Jockeys' Assoc-Bm70 1600m (2022)

3rd Sandown-Hillside Ladbrokes Cash In (Bm64) 1500m (2021)

3rd Wangaratta Sign Effects (Bm64) 1000m (2021)

3rd Sandown-Hillside Mrc Membership (Bm70) 1000m (2020)

Race Result:

1st: Unanimous (Maher & Eustace/J Kah) - $5.50

2nd: Paperboy (G Bedggood/M Dee) - $5.50
3rd: In The Boat (L Smith/A Kelly) - $2.20F

Winning Time: 1:23.08 Last 600m: N/A

Margins: Short ½ Head x ¾L

Winning Trainer: Ciaron Maher & Dave Eustace (Dave speaking)

“He really deserved to win on Saturday (last run). He’s missed a couple of times and we’ve always had an awful lot of faith in him. It has taken a long time for him to really hit his straps.

“Even on the home bend there had had a bit of a wobble and Jamie navigated it pretty well. He was strong there and we know he’d be strong at 1400 metres having run a mile out well.

“It’s great for Dream Thoroughbreds. No one celebrates a winner harder.

“Credit to the team for keeping him up for so long. He’s in a nice routine, we space his runs and the horse has needed racing. He’s been up for a while and just improved in his manners every time.

“Jamie has not got the hang of him or possibly we’ve just got the hang of him as well. I think probably 1400 metres is perfect. He might get a mile but I’d say we’ll stick to 1400m. Hopefully he can continue to progress.”

Winning Jockey: Jamie Kah

“I figured out that he’s very difficult. He’s very hard to ride out. He’s always got his head up in the air but I thought he did well today but I just thought the ran along a bit too quick so I was happy to take the sit on him and he was strong to the line like Dave said he would be.”

Managing the horse: “I think you have to leave it up to him. On the turn he wasn’t traveling well and I couldn’t hold the horse inside of me in so I just kept mine happy.

“He got pushed a bit wide on the turn but he was happy just being left alone and the more I hit him the more harder it was to ride him out so in the end I just had to sit there and get up with hands and heels.”