A hugely impressive win in a trial at Rosehill now needs to be transferred to the races.
Opinions will be divided regarding an intriguing maiden on Thursday at Wyong, which will see a host of debutants up against experienced gallopers.Leading trainer Ciaron Maher.Punters quickly snapped up the early odds about first starter Dark Halo, who is a clear favourite.
Further, he ran his rivals ragged, running very fast time relative to the morning, blitzing his opposition by almost ten lengths.Battle Of Vienna, coming out of the Peter and Paul Snowden yard, profiles well for this assignment. His first-up run was full of merit. Moreover, that race rated well relative to the day. The winner, Royal Tribute, subsequently started favourite in a Listed race.All key indicators suggest Battle Of Vienna will be hard to hold out with any improvement, and jockey Chad Schofield sticks.Satirical Fan is ready to break through in the 4YO&UP Maiden Plate over 1600m, and he has a positive race setup.
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