Trainer David Brideoake sees his home track of Mornington as a advantage for Self Sense ahead of the gelding's run in the R M Ansett Classic. Saturday's 2400m-handicap is a replacement run for Self Sense after the gelding, who successfully combines flat racing with hurdling, missed the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield last week. Brideoake[...]

David Brideoake is in no rush with dual-purpose galloper Self Sense who kicks off his spring campaign at Caulfield. Self Sense, who has campaigned successfully over hurdles and on the flat, has a ticket into the Caulfield Cup courtesy of his win in the Mornington Cup in March. The rising nine-year-old starts his campaign towards[...]