2017 Breeders Classic Day Scratching Report

The 2017 Breeders Classic Day is the last Saturday meeting in Sydney before the return of Winx in the Apollo Stakes next weekend.

Omei Sword was scratched from the Eskimo Prince Stakes yesterday afternoon. Photo by: Steve Hart

Omei Sword was scratched from the Eskimo Prince Stakes yesterday afternoon. Photo by: Steve Hart

This is a very strong card in its own right and a number of Group 1 contenders will be in action in the Lonhro Plate, Eskimo Prince Stakes and the Breeders Classic.

There have been a number of key scratchings ahead of the Breeders Classic meeting and the removal of star filly Omei Sword caused some major changes to the 2017 Eskimo Prince Stakes betting market.

Omei Sword was withdrawn from the Eskimo Prince Stakes after she was found with a slight muscle issue, but trainer Chris Waller is hopeful that she will be able to return to the races for the Group 2 Light Fingers Stakes (1200m) next weekend.

Below you can find the complete 2017 Breeders Classic Day and don’t forget to return to horseracing.com.au for all the latest news this afternoon.

Race 1 (12:45pm) – ALM Handicap (2000m)

#1 Kapour

# 3 Survived

Race 2 (1:25pm) – Hinchinbrook Lonhro Plate (1100m)

#3 Taking Aim

#6 Mossman Gorge

#7 Momentum To Win

#9 Molten

#10 The Man

#12 Grasslands

Race 3 (2:00pm) – Gardenia Handicap (1600m)

#8 Sabino Speed

Race 4 (2:35pm) – The Chi-X Sprint (1000m)

No Current Scratchings

Race 5 (3:10pm) – Highway Handicap (1200m)

#12 Shotgun Roulette

#14 Dia De Reyes

#15 Yama Magic

#16 Tiger By The Tale

#18 No Qualm

Race 6 (3:45pm) – Group 3 Eskimo Prince Stakes (1200m)

#3 Omei Sword

Race 7 (4:25pm) – Group 2 Breeders Classic (1200m)

No Current Scratchings

Race 8 (5:05pm) – The Star Club Handicap (1600m)

No Current Scratchings

Race 9 (5:45pm) – It’s On In Sydney Handicap (1400m)

#2 Press Report

#12 Dorf Star

#15 Top Of My List

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