Horse Racing News
2nd January 2010, 08:22 AM
Cassidy turns on style to land staying prize
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Champion jockey Jim Cassidy showed how quickly things can change in the racing game at Randwick yesterday.
He went from onlooker, when his warm favourite News Alert was scratched at the barriers from the listed Carrington Stakes, to winner with Rainbow Styling in the listed Tattersall's Club Cup in the space of an hour.
Cassidy gave Rainbow Styling ($3.10) the perfect ride in the box seat and the Zabeel five-year-old, which travelled like a high-class stayer, sprinted away to score by a length from Hairy ($14), with the unlucky Spinney ($9) a short half head back in third.
Click here (http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horseracing/cassidy-turns-on-style-to-land-staying-prize-20100101-llrb.html)for the full article from The Sydney Morning Herald.
by Chris Roots</HEADLINE><!-- Class 'push-0' just right-aligns the element so that the main content comes first. -->
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Champion jockey Jim Cassidy showed how quickly things can change in the racing game at Randwick yesterday.
He went from onlooker, when his warm favourite News Alert was scratched at the barriers from the listed Carrington Stakes, to winner with Rainbow Styling in the listed Tattersall's Club Cup in the space of an hour.
Cassidy gave Rainbow Styling ($3.10) the perfect ride in the box seat and the Zabeel five-year-old, which travelled like a high-class stayer, sprinted away to score by a length from Hairy ($14), with the unlucky Spinney ($9) a short half head back in third.
Click here (http://www.smh.com.au/sport/horseracing/cassidy-turns-on-style-to-land-staying-prize-20100101-llrb.html)for the full article from The Sydney Morning Herald.