He was OK there, but didn’t quite finish the race off under 59.5kg. That performance saw him sent around favourite for a Listed race at Flemington. The son of Deep Field put in a big run as a $61 chance in the Sir Rupert Clarke, sitting wide without cover for much of the trip due to a bad barrier and stuck on well for fourth behind Sierra Sue. He makes his own luck out in front and a firm track suits. During the winter he finished 0.75L off Private Eye in the Qld Guineas before knocking off Ayrton in the Fred Best. Emerald Kingdom did fail in Sydney last week, but I wouldn’t read too much into that. He thumped his rivals last start at Eagle Farm over 1400m, defeating Emerald Kingdom by 1.5L with a gap of 2.25L to third. It’s been two starts for two wins this campaign for Apache Chase. Happy to forgive the run, but he hasn’t been helped here with the draw. He dropped right out in the G1 Makybe Diva last start and was found to have blood in one nostril post-race. He put in a decent run in the G1 Memsie two-back when fourth behind Behemoth. Since then he’s been out of the placings in four starts. At that stage he held a record of five starts for five wins. He’s had one start at the track for a dominant victory, claiming the G2 Hobartville by just under 2L in what was his first start in Aus. The Toorak worked out much better for him, getting into the clear at the 250m and finishing over the top of Tofane. He copped a big bump at the 300m, but was able to pick himself back up and charge late for third. The outside barrier saw him settle last, before making his run out wide. He was stiff not to have won the Sir Rupert Clark. I’m Thunderstruck emerged as a potential star during the winter and has delivered on that promise so far in two runs back from a short spell. He got in with the light weight in the Epsom, but he’s not poorly off here either under set weights, entering as the highest-rated runner. He came from last at the 400m in the Epsom, sweeping down the extreme outside to knock off Aramayo and Dalasan. The Joe Pride gelding has a wide draw but it’s of little concern given his pattern, provided they’re making ground.
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