The Observatory May 22

WISPER A SECRET

Wisper A Secret made it three successive open class wins with another Albion Park victory on Saturday night, defeating fellow Inter Dominion hopeful Pinny Tiger which was first up in Queensland.

With his stake earnings edging past $500,000 with the latest victory, Wisper A Secret will be a force in the Inter Dominion and any race he contests during the Queensland Constellations.

NYACK

The James Rattray trained pacer bounced back with an emphatic victory at Menangle on Saturday night.

Afflicted with veterinary complaint that saw him finish down the line in the Wagga Regional Championship Final, he quickly put that issue aside with a 1.53.8 victory over the 2300 metre journey.

ATTACHMENT

Another horse from the Chantal Turpin stable that suggests they could be a The Rising Sun candidate is Attachment.

The four-year-old returned for his first appearance this season with an impressive victory where, after settling in the running line, arrived in the last stride for a first up victory.

A spot in The Hayden also is likely for Attachment as his owner John Polson holds a slot in the race.

Attachment

WATTS UP PARTYTIME

Andy Gath has the top two ranked trotters in the Inter Dominion.

The second ranked Watts Up Partytime landed a second consecutive victory with a strong Melton win, sitting parked before pulling clear to record a 6m winning margin.

FIRE AND PASSION

A slot in the Ladbrokes Protostar is firmly in the sights of the Grant Dixon trained and reined two-year-old following an impressive performance on Tuesday.

The son of Always B Miki dominated his heat of the QBRED Breeders Classic series and looks the horse to beat in the final on May 31.

CANTFINDABETTORMAN

Resuming from a spell, the six-year-old gelding led throughout for victory at Melton with Ryan Sanderson taking the reins.

Ranked in the top ten for ID25, Cantfindabettorman was the winner of the 2023 Pacers Consolation at The Creek and is one of very few pacers that can boast a win over Leap To Fame in Brisbane.

FIGHT FOR VICTORY

As impressive as his stablemate Fire And Passion was, perhaps this performance in Tuesday’s QBRED Breeders heats was more impressive.

Making an error soon after the start, the son of Bettors Delight was more than 30 metres off the leader at one stage before producing a huge performance to get within a neck of the winner.