Tralee Rose On Trial For Bigger Races
Symon Wilde is adamant Tralee Rose will be at her best over a genuine staying trip and he plans to test that theory at Flemington.
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Hardy Kiwi bred wins prestigious Jericho
Grangewilliam Stud stallion Zed is having a spring to remember and as we venture into summer the juggernaut continued as his six-year-old son Count Zero raced away with the A$300,000 Haymes Paint Jericho Cup (4600m) at Warrnambool for local trainer Symon Wilde. The unheralded stallion is the sire of six-time Group 1 winner Verry Elleegant,[...]
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Jericho To Become A Marquee Day: Wilde
Symon Wilde has dominated the Warrnambool May carnivals in recent years and he predicts the Jericho Cup meeting will have similar status in the near future.
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Wilde Does It Again In Sandown Guineas
The Symon Wilde-trained Allibor broke his maiden status in style with a Group Two victory in the Sandown Guineas, aided by the addition of blinkers.
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Wilde Hoping For Second Sandown Guineas
Warrnambool trainer Symon Wilde is having a great run and he's hoping that will continue in the Sandown Guineas with his promising gelding Allibor.
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Tavistock mare salutes at Flemington
Four-year-old mare Tralee Rose made it back-to-back wins for trainer Symon Wilde when successful at Flemington in the TCL TV Stakes (1700m) in the opening event on Oaks Day. The Warrnambool-trained daughter of Tavistock was perfectly ridden by Kerrin McEvoy to score by a length, advancing her record to two wins and two placings from[...]
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Douglas Joins Gold Medals In Annual Chase
Dual purpose jockey Clayton Douglas has been attending the Warrnambool May carnival for as long as he can remember. His father Vic trained three winners of the Grand Annual Steeplechase (Hoki 1995-96, Miracle Star 2000) while Clayton's first ride in the 5500m marathon resulted in victory aboard the Symon Wilde-trained Gold Medals in 2018. They[...]
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Bright future for son of Raise The Flag
It might have been a lowly 1400m maiden at Terang on Sunday, but the 5-1/2 length demolition by lightly-tried galloper Paddy Mac provides cause for optimism for the connections of the recent Kiwi import. A four-year-old son of Raise The Flag, Paddy Mac was well supported in his first run for Warrnambool trainer Symon Wilde[...]
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Wilde Has Headache Over Warrnambool Target
The compression of the famous Warrnambool carnival into two days has forced local trainer Symon Wilde to consider his options. A key player at the carnival, Wilde is in a dilemma which race to target with local hero Gold Medals. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, this year's carnival has been shortened from three days to[...]
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American In Paris Suited By 2500m: Wilde
Trainer Symon Wilde is excited about the prospect of American In Paris showing his staying credentials at the 2500 metres of the inaugural running of the Mahogany Challenge Final for three-year-olds. Saturday's $150,000 race on the Flemington Finals Day program is the culmination of a new seven-race series, with the six heats over distances between[...]
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Rivette Final Likely For Shamal Lass
The Rivette Series Final shapes as the most likely option for filly Shamal Lass at Flemington but trainer Symon Wilde is keeping his options open. Wilde has also nominated the last-start Geelong winner for Saturday's Silver Bowl Series Final (1600m) which is for three-year-olds while the Rivette (1600m) is restricted to three-year-old fillies. Shamal Lass[...]
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